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Listen as Marshall Ramsey speaks with K-12 Educational Consultant, Professional Speaker and Author, Dr. Tommie Mabry, about his new protect, "The Educator's Album"For more information about Dr. Tommie Mabry and The Tommie Mabry Company, visit: Home | Tommie Mabry See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Now You're Talking is a show about the most interesting people and stories of Mississippi. On this episode, Marshall talks with Educational Consultant, Professional Speaker and Author, Dr. Tommie Mabry about his institute, mission and future plans. Plus, listen as we surprise Tommie with personal testimonials from people he has influenced throughout his career.For more information about the Tommie Mabry Company visit: https://www.tommiemabry.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
"I have lived a life that's beyond 28," Mabry said. "The average 28 year old hasn't lived close to how much I've been through." Growing up without a model for mainstream success, Tommie Mabry turned to crime and the street for his examples of living. He was expelled from multiple schools before the age of 12. He was getting his first tattoos and serving jail time by the age of 12. How did he go from being a bad example as a youth to becoming a role model for today's youths? I'll discuss that with him and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/t2q/support
Today we will speak with, CEO, Author, Educator and motivational speaker, Tommie Mabry about his amazing life story and how has taking his life experiences and turned them into a platform for change. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Marshall Ramsey speaks with Tommie Mabry who overcame a lot of odds in his childhood to become an author and motivational speaker. Plus, a couple members of the band – The CUT, talk about their first EP and upcoming album. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dr. Renee Sunday is Christian-pruner who is a Celebrity Media Personality, Author, Publisher, and Transformation Speaker. Dr. Sunday is internationally known as The Platform Builder.She helps faith-based entrepreneurs get their message out into the world through the media. Our Esteemed Guest for Tommie Mabry Tommie grew up in one of North Jackson, MS’ roughest neighborhoods. Trouble followed him everywhere before and after fifth grade when he was arrested for breaking into the state fairgrounds. After that arrest, he was suspended or expelled from several schools due to his behavior. In sixth grade, a bullet grazed his side while burglarizing a home not knowing that the owner was there – armed. His role models were local drug dealers that he idolized and sought to emulate. He was in and out of juvenile detention centers, for crimes such as home invasion, auto theft, drug, and other crimes. A judge once prophesized that in five years his attitude would either get him killed or incarcerated. Tommie grinned at the judge who did not know that the “monster” lurking within Tommie was fueled by the prophecy.?He sported permanent gold teeth and tattoos covered his body from the neck down, ( a total of 60 Tattoos) since the age of 12. But now after finishing high school which no one in his family every did ( AAU basketball), ?Tommie received a BA cum laude in education from Tougaloo in 2011 were he was elected Mister Tougaloo College.He also became an author writing his first book, “A Dark Journey to a Light Future,” that chronicles his story for persons of all ages. He shares how he came from behind to where he is today because of a second chance. He lives by the motto, “I cannot walk in my future with my foot in my past.” Second book, “If Tommie Can Do It, We can Do It,” that targets younger youth
"I have lived a life that's beyond 28," Mabry said. "The average 28 year old hasn't lived close to how much I've been through."Growing up without a model for mainstream success, Tommie Mabry turned to crime and the street for his examples of living. He was expelled from multiple schools before the age of 12. He was getting his first tattoos and serving jail time by the age of 12. How did he go from being a bad example as a youth to becoming a role model for today's youths?I'll disuss that with him and more tonight on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!Show No. 611Interview scheduled for 20-30 mins.Show scheduled for 60 mins.www.Talk2Q.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
"I have lived a life that's beyond 28," Mabry said. "The average 28 year old hasn't lived close to how much I've been through." Growing up without a model for mainstream success, Tommie Mabry turned to crime and the street for his examples of living. He was expelled from multiple schools before the age of 12. He was getting his first tattoos and serving jail time by the age of 12. How did he go from being a bad example as a youth to becoming a role model for today's youths? I'll disuss that with him and more tonight on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! Show No. 611 Interview scheduled for 20-30 mins. Show scheduled for 60 mins. www.Talk2Q.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/t2q/support
At the top of the show host Cyrus Webb welcomes author Tommie Mabry to Conversations LIVE to discuss his journey in life that led him to write the book A DARK JOURNEY TO A LIGHT FUTURE. Then at 25 min. past the hour, Conversations' resident Chef Bruce Tretter delivers this week's Quick and Easy Cooking Tip. At 30 min. past the hour, Webb talks with author Marta Moran Bishop about her literary journey and the book WEE THREE: A Mother's Love In Verse. Finally at 45 min. past the hour Webb talks with recording artist Kasik about his love of music and to introduce his single "Hold It Down".