Podcast appearances and mentions of toni taylor

In this powerful and insightful episode, I sit down with my good friend Renee' A. “RaeJ” Johnson, a true force in media, advocacy, and now—life coaching. We first met in St. Louis, and now, she's taking her wisdom and experience to the next level, guiding women 50 and older through life's transitions. From navigating career shifts to embracing new beginnings, RaeJ is empowering women to own their stories and step into their next chapter with confidence.We also dive deep into her radio and television career, the journey of launching T.O.K.O.V.L. Radio, and the exciting launch of her new podcast, Wizdom to Win Podcast—a platform where she shares gems to help others thrive. Trust me, she drops so many jewels in this episode that you'll want to take notes!✨ Meet Our Guest: Renee' A. “RaeJ” Johnson ✨ • Affiliate Marketer/Author • Radio/TV Personality/Producer/Director • Founder & CEO of T.O.K.O.V.L. Radio • Roku Channel Owner/Developer for Launch and The Flow Networks • Author/Celebrity Interviewer • Red Carpet Correspondent • Brand Ambassador for Africans From Royal Origins (A.F.R.O.) Clothing Line • Former University Educator with a Master's Degree in Behavior Studies/Community Counseling and a BA in Psychology with a Minor in Science • Community Advocate for Domestic Violence Survivors and the Unhoused • United States Air Force Veteran

Bridging Faith and Mental Health with Toni TaylorWe kick off this episode with special guest Toni Taylor, LPCC, MA, RYT! Toni is a faith-based counselor who blends mental health research with Christianity to support clients without discrediting their beliefs. She shares her approach to helping clients with religious trauma, processing their relationship with God, and rethinking their beliefs. Toni discusses how faith can be an intervention tool, using scriptures, Christian-based resources, and prayer in sessions. Her goal is to “be the gap in between” faith and mental health.Next, we dive into our first Reddit dilemma: a woman discovers her husband is paying a $900 car payment for “an old family friend.” Initially, he lied but has now confessed. Can they recover from this, or should she leave to avoid a lifetime of drama? All three therapists weigh in on how they'd handle this situation.In the second Reddit story, a woman is devastated when her new husband admits he doesn't find her attractive. The therapists have differing opinions on whether her husband was wrong and how to move forward.We then discuss Meagan Good's appearance on Club ShayShay, focusing on her relationship with religion. Javae expresses concern over her acting coach introducing her to religion at 12, while Toni provides a different perspective, challenging the notion that children shouldn't explore religion without their parents.We also explore a couple from season 4 of "Couples Therapy," Joey and Rex, whose relationship issues are deeply intertwined with religion. We debate who is in the wrong and whether they can make it work. It becomes clear that religion is a distraction from her unhealthy close relationship with her mother.We wrap up with a discussion on how religion and therapy are often seen as being at odds with each other.

In this heartfelt episode, Toni, President at Interconnect Mortgage, opens up about the transformative journey from surviving as a single parent to navigating the bittersweet changes of parenthood as her children grow up. She shares the emotional highs and lows of adjusting to her kids' increasing independence and the poignant realization that these precious moments are fleeting. Toni reflects on the challenges of balancing personal growth with professional responsibilities, recounting her journey through seminars, coaching, and therapy. With a candid look at her past, Toni emphasizes the importance of mental health, self-awareness, and the pursuit of authenticity. Listeners will find inspiration in Toni's story of resilience and self-discovery. She highlights the significance of seizing opportunities with loved ones and the impact of professional coaching and therapy. Takeaways The bittersweet transition as children grow up and become more independent.Balancing personal growth and professional responsibilities.The importance of mental health, therapy, and coaching.Navigating imposter syndrome and finding self-worth.Embracing authenticity in personal and professional life.Practical advice on time management and prioritizing meaningful connections.

Moving forwards and having the right people on your team are two elements of every business' dream, and between Maggie Lawrie & Toni Taylor, we have two of the most comprehensive answers.Being an Executive Coach with MLA International places Maggie perfectly to share strategies to go above and beyond your business goals, and Tru Talent Founder, Toni, is finely tuned into the talent market.Join us on The Dorset Growth Hub Podcast as we break down the answers to two of every entrepreneur's most pressing questions, in an episode recorded at our latest Coffee & Catch Up event!This episode of The Dorset Growth Hub podcast covers:Riding out recent movements in the market with inflationA fun and innovative way to motivate yourself with stretch goalsHow to inject passion and energy into your business plansGenerational shifts and values in the workforceWhy retainment is about asking the right questions of your team

Welcome to Mortgage Broker Podcast, where we are helping other Mortgage Brokers and those considering becoming a Mortgage Broker with topics such as; closing more loans, unique opportunities as well as unique challenges, hiring, compliance, insurance…all to run a real business that is real profitable.   Toni Taylor is Joined by Joby Slay and Steve Riniker of Advent Agent and they're going to share how you can build and manage your own personal community in order to deepen your partnerships and referral sources..   Schedule a one-on-one free coaching call here or visit LoanOfficerStrategyCall.com.

Episode 28 Welcome to Mortgage Broker Podcast, where we are helping other Mortgage Brokers and those considering becoming a Mortgage Broker with topics such as; closing more loans, unique opportunities as well as unique challenges, hiring, compliance, insurance…all to run a real business that is real profitable. In this episode, your host Toni Taylor is joined by top producing loan officer, Kei Kullberg. Tune in as Kei discusses how he became a mortgage broker and decided why that was the right path for him. Schedule a one-on-one free coaching call here or visit LoanOfficerStrategyCall.com.

Episode 27 Welcome to Mortgage Broker Podcast, where we are helping other Mortgage Brokers and those considering becoming a Mortgage Broker with topics such as; closing more loans, unique opportunities as well as unique challenges, hiring, compliance, insurance…all to run a real business that is real profitable. In this podcast Toni Taylor and Justin Hubbert discuss Investor programs and how you can offer more value to your realtors while increasing your volume and transactions.. Schedule a one-on-one free coaching call here or visit LoanOfficerStrategyCall.com.

Episode 26 Welcome to Mortgage Broker Podcast, where we are helping other Mortgage Brokers and those considering becoming a Mortgage Broker with topics such as; closing more loans, unique opportunities as well as unique challenges, hiring, compliance, insurance…all to run a real business that is real profitable. In this podcast – Toni Taylor is joined by Maria Termotto, a top producing real estate agent talks about doing more business while making family first.. If you think you have to work 24/7 to be successful you will want to listen to this! Schedule a one-on-one free coaching call here or visit LoanOfficerStrategyCall.com.

“You can't have anything stored in your head or on your desk it's worthless there. It has to be in the systems.” Toni Taylor is a Coach, an Originator, a Mom a wife and a great friend. Toni and her team at Interconnect Mortgage are killing it and she brings that organizational knowledge to us in this episode. She's had a big impact on me and I'm so thankful to share her and her message with you all!We start with Toni's intro to the business, discuss the importance of systems and the power of preparing for emergencies at EVERY position.If you've enjoyed this episode please leave us a 5 star review, share it with colleagues or friends in the Mortgage industry who can benefit and visit LoanTeamTraining.com for more.Get Loan Team Training for YOUR Team: loanteamtraining.comLoan Team Training is Powered by The Mortgage Marketing AnimalsShow highlights:01:00 - Tori's origin story03:00 - Tori's current team04:45 - Same Way Every Time!07:40 - Prepared for Emergencies11:15 - Advice for Sloan Officers, looking to hire17:45 - The necessity of training23:40 - It's never too late to train someone25:10 - Situational Leadership30:50 - a tip for loan officers

Episode 24 Do you have a mindset that will move you forward or hold you back? On this episode, your host Toni Taylor is joined by Irene Duford. Tune in as they discuss ways to improve your mindset and the impact it can have on your business Schedule a one-on-one free coaching call here or visit LoanOfficerStrategyCall.com.

Episode 23 Are you prepared for an audit? On this episode, your host Toni Taylor is joined by Nelson Locke and Jon Gordon. They share the auditing trends and recommendations to help you protect yourself and your business. When business is slower audits increase. Schedule a one-on-one free coaching call here or visit LoanOfficerStrategyCall.com.

Episode 22 In this podcast, your host Toni Taylor is joined by Dave Brown, a coach here at The Mortgage Marketing Animals. Tune in to hear about the books Toni and Dave recommend most for building your business and becoming the best version of you. Schedule a one-on-one free coaching call here or visit LoanOfficerStrategyCall.com.

Episode 19 In this podcast, your host Toni Taylor is joined with Todd Bitter, a top 1% Mortgage Originator.  Tune into this episode to hear about why choosing a specialization and “branding yourself” can benefit you in the long run. Schedule a free 60-minute coaching call here

Episode 17 In this podcast, your host Toni Taylor is Joined by Corey Edwards, a former top producing mortgage originator - and now a top producing realtor. Corey's life was changed at the age of 17 from a spinal cord injury as result of a stray bullet – listen to how he overcame and has been a leader in mortgages and real estate! Schedule a free 60-minute coaching call here.

Episode 16 In this podcast, your host Toni Taylor is joined by the owner of Esilo, Cathy Miron. If you store sensitive information, (Hint – we all do) you don't want to miss this! Want to know how to best protect all of your information as a mortgage broker? Tune in to find out. Schedule a free 60-minute coaching call here.

Episode 15 In this podcast, your host Toni Taylor is joined by double comma earner, Suzanne Downs. Suzanne talks about what you must do in order to be successful and thrive in today's environment. Want to know the #1 tool for all mortgage brokers? Listen to find out. Schedule a free 60-minute coaching call here.

Episode 14 In this podcast, your host Toni Taylor is joined by Dawn Vazquez. Dawn discusses some of the obstacles she has faced in her life and how she overcame them. This motivational podcast episode will help you make small changes everyday that can improve not only yourself, but your business as well. Working smarter, not harder is just one of the ways. Tune in to hear it all!

In this podcast, your hosts Toni Taylor and Scott Valins bring up a great point this week. If you were to not be able to make it into the office unexpectedly, would your team know how to handle things? As a successful mortgage broker, you should have a team that can be self-sufficient on their own if you were to ever get “hit by a bus.” What are the ins and outs of this? Toni and Scott discuss this and more in the podcast - tune in to hear it all! 

Episode 13 In this podcast, your host Toni Taylor is joined by Freedom Club coach Dave Brown. Dave discusses all the steps that should be taken in order to start tracking your numbers. Drilling down your numbers helps you understand what's working and what's not - which can guide you growing your business as a mortgage broker. If you know your numbers, you are able to track your business.

Episode 11 In this podcast, Toni Taylor and Brady Webb are joined by member of The Freedom Club, Tammy Saul.  Listen to Tammy Saul, #1 Mortgage Loan Officer in Maryland and #11 Mortgage Broker in the US per the Scotsman Guide, as she tells us how she has grown her business and quadrupled her production from 2019 to now. You do not want to miss this!

Episode 10 In this podcast, Toni Taylor and Brady Webb discuss all that there is to know to best succeed as a mortgage broker.  If you're looking for training for yourself or your team, this podcast is for you.

Episode 9 Overwhelmed with all of your contacts? In this podcast, Toni Taylor and Brady Webb discuss ways to streamline the way you network professionally. Don't waste your time - spend time doing things that help move the needle.  Listen to learn how to focus and better manage - for better results

Episode 8 In this podcast, Toni Taylor and Brady Webb talk about the in's and out's of hiring. Building and growing a team is crucial to your success in the business. You must search and find the “superior” people in order to succeed as a mortgage broker. Tune in to hear some tips that will help you make informed decisions to grow your team! 

Episode 6 In this podcast Toni Taylor and Brady Webb discuss the myths of mortgage brokers.  If you're curious, you'll want to listen in. If you're already a mortgage broker, you'll want to listen to arm yourself with a great sales strategy for selling to people currently working with a “lender” or Banker.

Episode 4 In this episode, your hosts Toni Taylor and Brady Webb explain the benefits of being intentional. Having no plan means you are planning to fail. When you have a plan, you are setting yourself up to succeed - because you're following the daily success plan (the DSP), using the correct scripts, and staying on track.  Tune into this episode to hear about why having a plan is so crucial for your business.

Top producers Toni Taylor and Brady Web join Carl and discuss a secret weapon that is giving stunning results for them. If you want to learn more ways to obtain the freedom to close more loans in less time, let us walk you through it, step by step. Schedule your call here.

During this powerful episode we discuss how Toni is structuring her business  her marketing and her team to thrive during a changing market! You get to learn: The daily success plan that she is following to continue to drive quality referrals and new applicants. Her direct mail strategy including what to send, how often and for how long. How she has her team structured her for success as the market changes. P.S - Do you want a minimum of 3 quality sales appointments per day? That's the minimum result that we are seeing from our Concierge agents that are calling qualified realtors and past clients right now! Book a one on one strategy call to learn how we can fill your calendar with quality appointments automatically!

Toni Taylor and Emanuel Powell have direct experience with “fatal state violence.” That's the term used by Arch City Defenders to describe deaths in the region's jails and at the hands of its police. One year into the Fatal State Violence Project, Taylor and Powell describe the tragedies that informed its creation and how they reach other families struggling in grief.

Tayo Mbande is a WIC trained Breastfeeding Peer Counselor and SMC Full Circle Doula Birth Companion. In 2018, Tayo and her mother, Toni Taylor, started Chicago Birthworks Collective to support Black mothers and their families and empower them throughout pregnancy and beyond. In this episode, Allison and Tayo chat about the passion behind CBC, the benefits of having a doula during birth, and how crucial birthing education is. Tayo also shares her motherhood journey.  Complete show notes here Visit Chicago Birthworks Collective's Instagram here

Episode 5 On this episode of Loan Officer Gizmos and Gadgets, your host Frank Garay is joined by Toni Taylor, who walks you through the easy process of training new hires.  If you're mortgage business is growing and you find yourself hiring new people and building a team, you probably already know how time consuming it can be to go over the same things again and again.  Listen in as Frank talks to Toni Taylor and finds out why she is a huge fan of "Trainual".  This cloud-based product allows you to set up everything virtually that you normally would train your new people on, all conveniently housed in one place that is easily accessible for them to review as needed.   Don't miss the end of this episode where Toni tells us how she plans on taking it to an even higher level. These gizmos and gadgets are a slice of the success pie that our mortgage coaches here can help you map out. Ready for the whole pie? Complimentary Coaching Call. >>> Schedule here Associate link:  https://www.trainual.com/

On this episode of Loan Officer Leadership, your host Steve Kyles is joined by Toni Taylor, a coach in The Freedom Club.  Toni shares how her journey in The Freedom Club has revolutionized her workweek. Tune in to learn how she went from not having a minute to spare to having a life of freedom.  Don't forget to subscribe to Loan Officer Leadership Podcast so you'll never miss an episode!  Ready to map out your business plan for 2022? Schedule Here.

Dreaming about living in a beach house is awesome, but making it happen is even better.  Toni Taylor grew up in a small town in Michigan. She wanted a beach house. So, with her lower-middle class upbringing, all she had were her values and work ethic when she moved to Florida. Taking her first job at age 19, Toni got into the mortgage industry. It was not easy for her. She learned from the "School of Hard Knocks." Today, she is a multi-million dollar mortgage loan officer. She has built several businesses and continues to grow. Today, she runs her business from the beach house she always dreamed of. In this episode, Toni reveals how to build systems and grow your loan business, so you achieve your dreams just like she did. Show highlights include: How creating detailed systems for your loan business keeps your clients happy (4:05) Why knowing “boring” underwriting knowledge puts smiles on your clients faces (6:23) The "National Association of Mortgage Processing Bootcamp" method that teaches your team members to ask confident questions that gives your clients a better loan experience (7:04) Why hiring people to run your systems (and keep building them) in place multiplies the number of loans you write (16:42) Want to get your questions answered live? Head to MLOlive.com and discover how you could become a Millionaire Loan Officer!

This episode is all about stepping into your limiting beliefs and using them to overcome the obstacles you have in life.Toni Taylor shares with us her experience in how limiting beliefs were holding her back on becoming and unstoppable badass. When she finally figures out how to reframe them, she was able to grow as a person and grow her business.Some highlights from the show!Limiting Beliefs can hold you back - but they aren't true.Life is a journey - start where you are - you are where you belong.Your experience is real - reframing what you went through doesn't change thoseexperiences - but when you can take your power back by making a choice to reframeyour beliefs - that's life changingMake sure to tag and follow us on Social Media!Britney: @drbritneywardAlison: @alisonavayuOur shared page: @symphonyco_How to connect with Toni:Phone Number: 561-207-8049Email: toni@interconnectmortgage.comShe is required by law to show her NMLS number on anything/everything - NMLS 274323

In this episode of the Loan Officer Leadership Podcast: Steve Kyles interviews Toni Taylor, to discuss 3 Strategies for the Right Mindset. You will learn the importance of not quitting and staying tethered to the right group of people. Some topics discussed in this episode include becoming conscious about the internal dialogue, allowing peers to speak into you to help you build confidence, analyzing what you allow yourself to consumer, and many more valuable topics. Join the Loan Officer Leadership Facebook Group Here! Are you interested in finding out how to close even more loans (without working more hours)? Set up your complimentary strategy call today by visiting, www.FreedomPlanningCall.com Powered by Mortgage Marketing Animals.

Black women in Illinois are three times more likely than white women to die from pregnancy-related conditions, according to a recent report from the state health department. This disparity has persisted for decades. It's one reason a mother-daughter team founded the Chicago Birthworks Collective. The doulas focus on making giving birth safer and healthier for Black people. Jacoby talks with Birthworks co-founder Toni Taylor about her work. Guest: Toni Taylor, co-founder, Chicago Birthworks Collective (@chicagobirthworksco) IDPH Report: http://www.dph.illinois.gov/mmmr Follow us on Twitter: @CityCastChicago Sign up for our newsletter: chicago.citycast.fm

In this business we all have the opportunity to dream big and make whatever our "dream" income is. It doesn't matter what you've done or earned in the past; and it's not about being "lucky." It's about mapping it out. On this episode of Loan Officer Freedom, the #1 podcast for Loan Officers, my dear friend and leader in the Freedom Club, Toni Taylor and I will walk you through reverse engineering your dream income. Literally. If you want to make $100,000, $500,000, or $5,000,000...you absolutely can and we're going to show you how. In addition to what we'll map out for you on this episode, it'll be your job to take action. Let's start by mapping out what your next 90 days should look like in order to get closer to making your dream income. Schedule your complimentary coaching session by visiting LoanOfficerStrategyCall.com

Talking about: Women’s History Month, Blessing Blockers, Dawn Stanley, Toni Taylor, Amanda Nunes, Coming 2 America, Wanda Vision and more

The RSB Show 1-8-21 - Govt Trust, Death stats, Toni Taylor, Limbic Arc, Dr. Frank King, Homeopathy by Robert Scott Bell

The RSB Show 10-30-20 - COVID relocation, Paul Barattiero, Hydrogen, EMF, Toni Taylor, Limbic Arc by Robert Scott Bell

Pain to Purpose Podcast Presents our Guest Speaker Toni Taylor ♥️ where we will discussing turning your BELIEFS into TRUTH - Becoming your infinite self... Time to shed the garbage thinking about who you are and why you are here- & open yourself to INFINITE INTELLIGENCE of your own being. Today Toni & I will be sharing the biggest golden nuggets to assist you on your journey to becoming INFINITE!

Show dedication: In Loving Memory of Tayo's father--DeShon Reddick, Sr. “Demo,” The King of B Boy Soul. Isis and Chae open this episode discussing self-care and its importance in pregnancy and postpartum healing. Chae also mentions her love for moxibustion. We continue the self-care conversation with Tayo on Patreon with our monthly subscribers. This episode features Tayo Mbande--a Californian living in Chicago, a homebirth mama, birthworker, and co-founder of Chicago Birth Works Collective. She founded the collective with her mother, Toni Taylor, who has always been a supportive force and doula to Tayo especially for the birth of Tayo's youngest daughter born who was born at home without a trained medical professional present. Tayo struggled during this pregnancy when her father passed away when she was 13 weeks pregnant. She and her husband created a community who provided prenatal care support and preparation for their family birth. This manifested as a "birth village" holding monthly planning meetings. During her pregnancy, Tayo experienced bladder prolapse and a shifted pelvis. She was able to receive excellent care from Black women providers. She praises Lakieta Edwards CNM who held space for her grief and Dr. Rolande Balan at Hyde Park Chiropractic who "changed her life." Recommended Reading: Revolutionary Mothering: Love on the Front Lines Birthing Justice  

Toni Taylor has taken many different paths as an artist.  Her art spans mixed media wire sculptures, scenic painting, and Afro futuristic illustrations. Toni wants to touch people with her art; heal, inspire, and bring wonder. Her work travels through the visionary realms of fantasy, mysticism, and imaginative realism.  With no formal training, Toni considers herself life taught. She began her career in 1985, with a cover for Heavy Metal Magazine, of which she was an avid collector. Since then, she has been commissioned as a cover Illustrator for Marvel Comics along with various book and album covers.  With these wins, also came many challenges.  Toni has reinvented her career several times, starting over, and finding a new path. Passion and determination keeps her going in hard times. In this episode we talk about why it's so important to understand your “why” and how creatives can push through difficult moments.  Toni shares in this episode: The story of the wrong phone number that turned into an hour long conversation, and led to new possibilities and new gigs.  Toni’s message to creatives on how to be authentic with yourself, and carve out that time for you. How Toni got over her doubts, comparing herself to other artists, and imposter syndrome. And the mindset shift she used to be the best she can be. Toni’s experience as a scenic painter at Disney, and her big turning point when she realized that she couldn't give up, even if she wanted to.  Links in this episode: Star Child Art Star Child Art Instagram Star Child Art Facebook Kindred Creatives Collective

The saying goes, "it takes a village to raise a child" - hearing Tayo and her mother share Tayo's birth experience not only affirms this but reveals it takes a village to birth a mother.Tayo knew for her third pregnancy and birth; she was going to need to facilitate her experience with intense intention. From her previous births, birthing at a hospital was not an option, so with the support of her mother and husband, she prepared to have a family homebirth, absent of a midwife. Yet, this pregnancy was opposite from her others, and there was a point where she thought her homebirth wouldn't come to fruition. Along with balancing her children, work, being a business owner, and her relationships, she also loss her father 13 weeks into the pregnancy. This emotional rollercoaster showed up both physically and mentally for Tayo. It also brought to the forefront everything she hadn't addressed from her previous pregnancies.Before, Tayo relied heavily on her mother for support throughout her birth journey. This time around, her mother pushed for Tayo and her husband to create a stronger bond they could depend on and believe in each other as a support unit. That bond allowed Tayo's husband to show up for her. Taking the reins, he built their support. Reaching out to specific people, he assigned them roles, gave them space to select what felt right for them in showing up to support Tayo throughout her birth and postpartum.Reimagining her village, she let herself to be fully loved and cared for, throughout the pregnancy, her birth, and at the beginning of her postpartum and still currently. Everyone showing up for her makes her show up for herself.Tayo and Toni have a beautiful bond; they have now created a space to support and uplift the families in their community in that same sacred love. The Chicago Birth Collective is the village, a collective of birth workers, healers, and wellness practitioners serving and healing Black families across Chicago.Tayo and Toni laid the foundation on what it means to create a village you can depend on, and find solace. As a family and the work of Chicago Birthworks Collective, they are embodying that to the fullest.

The saying goes, "it takes a village to raise a child" - hearing Tayo and her mother share Tayo's birth experience not only affirms this but reveals it takes a village to birth a mother.Tayo knew for her third pregnancy and birth; she was going to need to facilitate her experience with intense intention. From her previous births, birthing at a hospital was not an option, so with the support of her mother and husband, she prepared to have a family homebirth, absent of a midwife. Yet, this pregnancy was opposite from her others, and there was a point where she thought her homebirth wouldn't come to fruition. Along with balancing her children, work, being a business owner, and her relationships, she also loss her father 13 weeks into the pregnancy. This emotional rollercoaster showed up both physically and mentally for Tayo. It also brought to the forefront everything she hadn't addressed from her previous pregnancies.Before, Tayo relied heavily on her mother for support throughout her birth journey. This time around, her mother pushed for Tayo and her husband to create a stronger bond they could depend on and believe in each other as a support unit. That bond allowed Tayo's husband to show up for her. Taking the reins, he built their support. Reaching out to specific people, he assigned them roles, gave them space to select what felt right for them in showing up to support Tayo throughout her birth and postpartum.Reimagining her village, she let herself to be fully loved and cared for, throughout the pregnancy, her birth, and at the beginning of her postpartum and still currently. Everyone showing up for her makes her show up for herself.Tayo and Toni have a beautiful bond; they have now created a space to support and uplift the families in their community in that same sacred love. The Chicago Birth Collective is the village, a collective of birth workers, healers, and wellness practitioners serving and healing Black families across Chicago.Tayo and Toni laid the foundation on what it means to create a village you can depend on, and find solace. As a family and the work of Chicago Birthworks Collective, they are embodying that to the fullest.

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Just wow. I jumped on a call with Toni because she told about some wins she'd had in her business. Little did I know how well she has done to be able to double the income that she received working for another agency, in such a short time. This call blew me away and there's […]

Just wow. I jumped on a call with Toni because she told about some wins she’d had in her business. Little did I know how well she has done to be able to double the income that she received working for another agency, in such a short time. This call blew me away and there’s ... Read more

St. Louis activist Toni Taylor is the guest for this podcast of Community Party Radio. We discuss the new Mike Brown video, the community response in Ferguson, and the importance of focusing on the reason why former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson was acquitted: a rigged grand jury process.Hear COMMUNITY PARTY RADIO Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8p est | 7p cst | 5p pst on the GET GLOBAL NETWORK internet station SoMetro Radio.

St. Louis activist Toni Taylor is the guest for this podcast of Community Party Radio. We discuss the new Mike Brown video, the community response in Ferguson, and the importance of focusing on the reason why former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson was acquitted: a rigged grand jury process. Hear COMMUNITY PARTY RADIO Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8p est | 7p cst | 5p pst on the GET GLOBAL NETWORK internet station SoMetro Radio.

St. Louis activist Toni Taylor is the guest for this podcast of Community Party Radio. We discuss the new Mike Brown video, the community response in Ferguson, and the importance of focusing on the reason why former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson was acquitted: a rigged grand jury process.Hear COMMUNITY PARTY RADIO Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8p est | 7p cst | 5p pst on the GET GLOBAL NETWORK internet station SoMetro Radio.

Podcast topics include: Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy’s neoliberal budget, which will be released February 8, Malloy and Mayor Luke Bronin trying to bring the New York Islanders of the National Hockey League to Hartford, the Community Party’s Safe Work Environment Act workers rights legislation, and new video evidence in the brutality case of former Hartford Police Sgt. Sean Spell. Missouri activist Toni Taylor talks about her proposed legislation, which would address police behavior toward individuals who surrender to them. We’ll also discuss the Trump presidency, including the backdoor Muslim banHear COMMUNITY PARTY RADIO Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8p est | 7p cst | 5p pst on the GET GLOBAL NETWORK internet station SoMetro Radio.

Podcast topics include: Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy’s neoliberal budget, which will be released February 8, Malloy and Mayor Luke Bronin trying to bring the New York Islanders of the National Hockey League to Hartford, the Community Party’s Safe Work Environment Act workers rights legislation, and new video evidence in the brutality case of former Hartford Police Sgt. Sean Spell. Missouri activist Toni Taylor talks about her proposed legislation, which would address police behavior toward individuals who surrender to them. We’ll also discuss the Trump presidency, including the backdoor Muslim banHear COMMUNITY PARTY RADIO Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8p est | 7p cst | 5p pst on the GET GLOBAL NETWORK internet station SoMetro Radio.

Podcast topics include: Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy’s neoliberal budget, which will be released February 8, Malloy and Mayor Luke Bronin trying to bring the New York Islanders of the National Hockey League to Hartford, the Community Party’s Safe Work Environment Act workers rights legislation, and new video evidence in the brutality case of former Hartford Police Sgt. Sean Spell. Missouri activist Toni Taylor talks about her proposed legislation, which would address police behavior toward individuals who surrender to them. We’ll also discuss the Trump presidency, including the backdoor Muslim ban Hear COMMUNITY PARTY RADIO Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8p est | 7p cst | 5p pst on the GET GLOBAL NETWORK internet station SoMetro Radio.

The show guests include an interview with Hartford Police Civilian Review Board member Rick Torres and St. Louis activist Toni Taylor, the mother of Cary Ball a young man who was killed by St Louis Police in 2013

The show guests include an interview with Hartford Police Civilian Review Board member Rick Torres and St. Louis activist Toni Taylor, the mother of Cary Ball a young man who was killed by St Louis Police in 2013

The show guests include an interview with Hartford Police Civilian Review Board member Rick Torres and St. Louis activist Toni Taylor, the mother of Cary Ball a young man who was killed by St Louis Police in 2013