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When a human body is discovered in the United States, there is a person who takes on the role of eyes and ears of the dead: the death investigator. There is a whole chain of officials from the police, to forensic pathologists, to families and loved ones that depend on these specialists to unlock stories the dead can no longer tell. No one knows this role like Joseph Scott Morgan.  In this episode, host Kathryn Fox and Joseph peel back the layers of this hidden world: the science, the secrets, and the sacrifices of those who witness the grim reality of death day in and day out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary Younge, the award-winning former columnist for The Guardian, talks about Black writing and Black writers—and his own writing about Mandela, Obama, Travon Martin, and Claudette Colvin.Also on this episode of Start Making Sense, the news from Haiti, where the UN, with US support, is authorizing a new security force. Made up of mostly Kenyan troops, it's supposed to restore “law and order” in Port-au-Prince. The Nation's Amy Wilentz is on the podcast to report.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Gary Younge, the award-winning former columnist for The Guardian, talks about Black writing and Black writers—and his own writing about Mandela, Obama, Travon Martin, and Claudette Colvin.Also on this episode of Start Making Sense, the news from Haiti, where the UN, with US support, is authorizing a new security force. Made up of mostly Kenyan troops, it's supposed to restore “law and order” in Port-au-Prince. The Nation's Amy Wilentz is on the podcast to report.

Back from a week off and we are trying to be healthy....   Oscar wimmer Jamie Foxx is still in the hospital recovering from a medical situation.  Also this week was a bit crazy with 2 young people, Ralph Yarl and Kaylin Gillis getting shot for basically getting lost. 

Pastor Debleaire Snell and David Person continue their March Madness conversation. This episode covers the 10th anniversary of the killing of Travon Martin and race relations.

This is part two of our insightful conversation with Rev. Stephanie A. Duzant, Social Action & Virtual Minister at St. Matthews AME Community Church, Hollis Queens, New York. She shares with us the power of taking charge of your diagnosis and pain management--don't take ‘No' for an answer! Keywords:  disability, new york, nevada, chiari malformation, Black woman, womanist, communion, edible, cbd, pain, pain management, skittles, arizona iced tea, mikvah, sciatica, eucharist, healing, thc, travon martin, COVID, quarantine

 On this episode of WGBD, Rev. Stephanie A. Duzant, Social Action & Virtual Minister at St. Matthews AME Community Church, Hollis Queens, New York. She shares with us the power of taking charge of your diagnosis and pain management--don't take ‘No' for an answer! This is part one of a two-part conversation. Keywords:  disability, new york, nevada, chiari malformation, Black woman, womanist, communion, edible, cbd, pain, pain management, skittles, arizona iced tea, mikvah, sciatica, eucharist, healing, thc, travon martin, COVID, quarantine

http://whogottheaux.com Welcome back to WGTA!! Subscribe, leave a comment and Rate!! Check out our interview on SD Voyager!!http://sdvoyager.com/interview/meet-jullian-scott-jylon-mckee-jeremy-cortez-whogottheaux-kearny-mesa/What's good what's good. First we would like to send prayers to the families of Christopher Plummer and Dustin "Screech" Diamond. Also happy heavenly birthdays to Travon Martin, Sandra Bland and Jullian's Dad and Aunt. This episode we discuss VP Kamala Harris being the tie breaking vote to pass the stimulus bill and why no republicans voted for it. Also the possibility of student loan debt being erased. "Nowhere in the Bible challenge" It's been 18 years since the release of Get Rich or Die Tryin. Gorilla Glue Girl, Danileigh, DaBaby and more!Hope you enjoyed this episode and again don't forget to subscribe to receive notifications on new episodes and give us a rating to help build the show. Also leave a comment with song suggestions or anything you want.

The BLM Movement has been taking the world by storm. From the murder of Travon Martin to George Floyd, they have had such a powerful presence. However, I want to have a heart to heart with the Black Community and say the change has to start amongst our community. There's many problems we have to fix before we can fix the world that see's us. If we don't have a solid foundation, our empire will crumble. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/princeoffreshair/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/princeoffreshair/support

George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Travon Martin these are just a few people who were killed by white men simply because they were black. This episode speaks about the black lives matter movement and creating change. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

While the deaths of Travon Martin, Michael Brown, Eric Garner, and Sandra Bland galvanized the #BlackLivesMatter movement, the killings of Rayshard Brooks, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery have forced America to reckon with centuries of racial injustice and police brutality in unprecedented ways. Not only have protests demanding change been widespread, but major corporations — which, until now, have been largely silent and hesitant to embrace Black Lives Matter — are pledging to fight racial injustice and declaring their support of the nearly seven-year-old movement. We discuss the significance of those corporate responses, as well as new challenges these companies face to commit to righting past wrongs.

A confronting - and deeply personal - look at the roots of racial division in the US. --- “We still live under the long shadow of the plantation. Indeed, freedoms have been spread to a larger group of people over time, but that spread has been at the cost of ongoing oppression of black people in ways that have become very apparent thanks to video cams and cell phones that betray the brutality of the police state that we sometimes live in as black people.” With the events of recent weeks – the Death of George Floyd, the Black lives matter protests all over the U.S. and around the world, including here in Australia, we felt this episode would be a good one to revisit. When we first posted it, we were reflecting on the death of black teenager Travon Martin at the hands of George Zimmerman and the fallout from that tragedy. Sadly, it seems not much has changed. In this episode of Life & Faith, Professor Albert J. Raboteau from Princeton University, an expert in the African-American religious experience, walks us through the history of race relations in the US, and the deep roots of racial division – from the plantations to the Black Lives Matter movement today. But he’s not just an expert – Professor Raboteau has lived the reality of racism as well: “My father was killed by a white man in Mississippi, three months before I was born. The white man who killed him was never tried. He claimed self-defence and he wasn’t indicted even. … When I was 17 and getting ready to go off to college, [my mother and stepfather] sat me down and, for the first time, explained to me what had happened.  They said, ‘The reason we didn’t tell you before was we didn’t want you to grow up hating white people’.” — For The Love of God: How the church is better and worse than you ever imagined is available here: https://www.publicchristianity.org/fortheloveofgod/

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On July 18, 2013, President Obama gave a press conference in response to the recent hearing about the shooting death of Travon Martin, an unarmed black teenager walking alone in a neighborhood by the civilian George Zimmerman – an act deemed legal by the courts under Florida's now-infamous “stand your ground” law. The population of … Continue reading Episode 85: Joy Bonnema, John Williams & Albert Tate – “Addressing Racism in the Church.”

Mentor Me is a powerful collaborative of grantees, funded by the Albuquerque Community Foundation that pairs young men of color with adult mentors to build healthy relationships, learn valuable leadership skills, and become leaders in their communities. Its origins are rooted in a national movement, spearheaded by President Obama, in response to the tragic murder of Travon Martin. This episode features adult mentors and youth leaders from the Native American Community Academy/NACA Inspired Schools Network, Together for Brothers, and Three Sisters Kitchen--all Albuquerque-based organizations committed to elevating youth voice and preparing young people for the challenges of school, career, and life.

Tonight we discuss this article about George Zimmerman suing Travon Martin's familyDo you think he has the right?https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/04/us/george-zimmerman-lawsuit-trayvon-martin-mother/index.htmlHave a question, want to give advice or want to tell a story? Email us at noconductradio@gmail.comJoin Logic, BJ, Char and of course KyVisit our Blog and follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @NoConductRadioSubscribe to our YouTube at bit.ly/NoConductYouTubeShop our merchandise at http://noconduct.com/ncr-store

On this episode RES, Ave, and J-Rock are back and asking for help from the Listeners as they begin to prepare for episode 100.  The jokes kick off early as Ave discusses a painting he drew for painting with a twist, a patience test for a job interview presents itself, and the guys face off with themselves in a Tweet Between The Lines Question that has them locked in a room with their own clone.    George Zimmerman rears his ugly head as he has filled suit against the Travon Martin family.  They crew then get into is cussing bad before playing a couple rounds of What's The Scenario.  Kick back and relax as the crew Speaks Between The Lines.    Wins and Losses - 10:32 Tweet Between The Lines  - 26:25 George Zimmerman - 49:00 Is cussing bad - 1:07:38 What's the Scenario - 1:35:07 ************************************************* Speak Between The Lines Merchandise Is Here!! SHOP NOW @  bit.ly/SBTLStore ************************************************** _______________________________________________ Contact Us: speakbetweenthelines@gmail.com Follow Us On Social Media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/SpeakBetweenTheLines Instagram: www.instagram.com/SpeakBetweenTheLines Twitter: www.twitter.com/SpeakBetween Youtube: https://goo.gl/HcS3LH King Ave - www.instagram.com/jon_avery RES - www.instagram.com/resspeaks J-Rock - www.instagram.com/jackospade  J-Rock - PSN - JacKOSpade

On this week's episode, our viral minute comes from Ray J's hilarious 'unbreakable' glasses interview, we recap our latest series binge, Godfather of Harlem and also provide our two-cents on Queen & Slim (spoilers). We also discuss this week's "Hot Button Topic," involving a murderers lawsuit against the victims family... Questions or topics you would like us to cover? Send them to "justaskinpodcast" at gmail. Listen, share and subscribe!

This week the Bad Libs are in the Space Station to discuss Nazis who don't believe in dinosaurs, Trump being mocked at NATO, terrorists being stopped with narwhal tusks, changes to food stamp rules, George Zimmerman suing Travon Martin's family, Uber being dangerous, and the latest on Impeachment.

Defeat the Norm Podcast episode #113 and this week we discuss Zimmerman attempting to sue Travon Martin family, Patrick Patterson offensive comment against black woman, Charlie's Angels blame men for poor opening, Master P releasing his only line of noodles, unfortunate death of bystanders involving a UPS truck, and much more. Questions of the Week: 1. How do ya feel about inviting a significant other to Thanksgiving? 2. What do you expect a man who has gotten cheated on to react? YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS0RrAhZiFX-s4mYzjnuIjA?view_as=subscriber APPLE PODCAST USERS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/defeat-the-norm-podcast/id1278686965?mt=2 Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @defeatthenormpodcast

"The first superstar in the defensive firearms industry," Massad Ayoob is in a class by himself. Having appeared in every form of media, 'Mas' is one of the most highly sought-after firearms trainers in the world. And at age 71, he doesn't have any plans of slowing down. Talking with Host Brent T. Wheat, Mas shares how he started as a self-defense expert, how GUNS Magazine was responsible for his first book, the most important things to remember in a lethal force encounter and why some attorneys simply "weave a fabric of lies" in situations such as the Travon Martin case. Brent also twists Mas' arm to have him reveal his favorite pistol. Learn more about Massad Ayoob at massadayoobgroup.com. Read and subscribe to GUNS Magazine at gunsmagazine.com.

Dutch and Hass discuss racism and bias on the podcast where politics and pop culture collide! This week we talk, and disagree, about whether Michael Brown and Travon Martin should be talked about in the same breath as Philando Castille, Eric Garner, Sandra Bland and others. Dutch has a conversation with a most likely racist woman at a bar, while Hass defends a white woman on Facebook.  In the news, a man body-slams a young boy for not removing his hat during the National Anthem, then says Trump told him to do it and thousands are stranded in the Hong Kong airport.  On the lighter side of things, the duo talk about some of the advantages and dangers of Ketogenic diets, on the request of a listener, we read some reviews from listeners, including one telling VFU they are useless, discuss our ongoing suspension from Twitter, and talk about our favorite Saturday morning cartoons.  On the Humidor, Hass reviews a Hoyo de Monterrey no 1 Maduro Presidente cigar and pairs it with an unlikely food... Red Vines!  Last, we play a clip from Ben Shapiro and play a new game, "Hold your Horses", which lampoons comedian Terrence K Williams, who appears via recording to tell us about the Clinton crime family and Jeffrey Epstein.  Join in the racism and bias discussion with America's favorite politically moderate conversational podcast! Show Links Big Heads Media https://bigheadsmedia.com/politics/ Danger Entertainment https://dangerentertainment.net Hong Kong airport protests https://www.wsj.com/articles/hong-kong-airport-cancels-flights-as-thousands-converge-11565599227 Trump retweets Terrence K. Williams Deep State conspiracy theory https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-retweets-conspiracy-post-tying-clintons-to-epsteins-death/2019/08/10/e9461004-bbbf-11e9-aeb2-a101a1fb27a7_story.html Michael Brown https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2014/11/28/the-physical-evidence-in-the-michael-brown-case-supported-the-officer/ Trayvon Martin controversy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting_of_Trayvon_Martin Hoyo de Monterey cigars https://www.cigarsinternational.com/p/hoyo-de-monterrey-cigars/1411259/ Racism discussion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sz0GTIYg_Qc Racism discussion https://www.facebook.com/MicMedia/videos/1386008451421941/ Keto effects on the body https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5452247/ Dangers of Keto diet https://www.everydayhealth.com/ketogenic-diet/diet/keto-diet-dangers-you-need-know/ Song of the South (Disney) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47ak4vjiNzw The Great Space Coaster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dddm5bQeKvg  

In this episode of Special Cloth Talk Joshua and Frank discuss Travon Martin,how to deal with criticism, self love, and Black history. Join us and be sure to express your opinions in the comment section below. 1:10- Personal intro 1:28- :/ sad news 3:40 Topic intro 4:35- Travon Martin’s birthday/ reflection 9:15- How to deal with Vitamin C ( Criticism) 24:40-Loving yourself 36:22- Practical Self love tips 41:00- Black History (doesn’t begin with slavery) 48:40- BHM Poem by Unique Corsey 53:30- Conclusion Twitter

https://youtu.be/8TZYBK5lK50 Here's to another episode of Girl Chat 3.0!! We are so glad that you're tuning in. This episode we discuss black, influential women who have made waves in history. We talk about our favorite and least favorite things about being in our 20s. Most importantly, we discuss health and wellness tips for women. Complete Topic List The anniversary of Travon Martin's deathThe deportation of 21 Savage Kyomi Leslie vs Bow WowCover reveal for Paige's new bookBlack HERstory month factsHealth & Wellness TipsFavorite & least favorite things about being in your 20sHow you feelin IG scenario To join the conversation or suggest topics send us an email at girlchat3.0@gmail.com. music: bensound.com

Listen to us discuss the recent Travon Martin docu-series and how to juggle dating multiple people in this weeks episode of the podcast!

Haize discusses the Demi Lovato overdose, Travon Martin documentary, Ving Rhames and Power. Chaunice is back with an unpopular opinion for the men this week & Scoop Grady is back with more petty news. Plus Andrew Bello is back to discuss internet censorship. Follow us: @AwakenedSoulPod Follow Haize: @CEOHaize Contact us: TheAwakenedSoulPod@gmail.com

On the 11th episode of Podmas, similar to Vlogmas on YouTube, we hear from L'Oreal Thompson Payton, about her transition from journalist and Digital Content Editor at Jet magazine to Media Relations Manager for Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago. She shares with us how the Travon Martin story impacted her life and became a gateway to change. L’Oreal gives major insight on thinking strategic to make a Switch, Pivot or Quit as well as how mentorship has played a key role in her career and life overall. Hear what insight from her mentor, Ebony magazine Editor-in-Chief, Kyra Kyles shared that resonated in a real way years later. Also learn why L’Oreal recommends therapy to help you navigate life.Host, Ahyiana also shares that the Plot Twist Planner is coming in the beginning of the new year!Learn more at LTintheCity.com, or follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @LTintheCityWebsite Link: http://ltinthecity.comGet your copy of the Plot Twist Journal now!  http://bit.ly/2xFxlsHwww.SwitchPivotorQuit.comDream Jobs, Online Courses, Persistence, Decision Making, Publicity, Young Entrepreneur, Freedom, Addicted, American Hustle, Make Money Online, Motivational Quotes, Expedition, Challenges, Steve Jobs, How To Start A Business, The Secret, Rich, Online Marketing, Time Management, Blogger, 5 Minute Journal, Recruiting, Authentic, Travel Blogs, How To Make Money, Online Business, Company Culture, Law Of Attraction, Side Hustle Pro, Jobs, Video Marketing, Linkedin, Success Principles, Digital Marketing, Action Taking, Starting A Business, Successful Entrepreneurs, Personal Branding, Amazon, Personal Growth, Career Change, Life Planner, Comfort zoneSound effects - https://www.zapsplat.com

That battle for freedom is not always where we think it is. In the 1860's it was on the battlefields of the South. In 1960;s there were the streets of major US cities. Now the battlefields are in the classrooms and even medical clinics.  It has been said that the most dangerous place for a black child to be in the womb of their mother standing in a Planned Parthood clinic.  According to www.blackgenocide.org 1000's of Black children are murdered by doctors each day to silence.  We know the names of Travon Martin, Sandra Bland, Eric Garner, Mike Brown, but what about all of those that never got to have a name?  

“As leaders we have to examine ourselves, our own beliefs, and those structures and systems that perpetuate racial inequity” Tamara Copeland is a powerhouse of a leader who courageously and tirelessly uses her voice and professional platform to tackle one of the most challenging and charged social issues today - racism! Tamara’s commitment to racial equity surged when Trayvon Martin was killed. Her son AJ was roughly his age; he could have been Trayvon! In this incredibly powerful, informative conversation Tamara shares her passion for racial equity and offers sage advice for how each of us can become more educated, stronger allies and advocates in this crucial social movement! What you'll learn Stories about Tamara’s upbringing and traits she inherited from her parents Lessons in compassion and social system functions (and lack thereof!) Tamara learned from her first job as a food stamp technician Why mentoring in social services is so crucial for young professionals to enhance their skills and sense of empathy Why Tamara doesn't like defining her sector as "nonprofit" and how thinking of it as "social profit" better acknowledges its value to society Poignant examples of structural racism and unconscious bias and their impact on individuals and communities, including the philanthropic How tragic deaths of Travon Martin and Freddy Gray – and Tamara’s reflections about her own son - inspired WRAG’s body of work "Putting Racism on the Table" How Meyer Foundation's Nicky Goren helped shape the conversation by quoting John Gardner "first step in leadership is not action, it's understanding" Ways leaders can begin to use our power and voices – in whatever communities we live and lead - to create more inclusive environments and help overcome bias Importance to take time to read, learn, study and try to understand "others" that we may not have had exposure to in our past lives And so much more! Links & Resources Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers (WRAG) – organization of DC-area philanthropists Tamara leads Putting Racism on the Table – incredible learning and action series WRAG launched in 2016 My Racial Identity Deconstructed & Trayvon Martin Silent – phenomenal, powerful blog posts where Tamara shares her family’s roots, struggles and some of the reasons she’s using her voice and professional platform to fight racism Nicky Goren interview – episode with the amazing leader of the Meyer foundation we referenced Afraid of the Dark: What Whites and Blacks Need to Know About Each Other – book by Tamara’s neighbor she referenced About Tamara Copeland Tamara joined the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers in September 2006.  In this position, she leads a staff committed to promoting and supporting effective and responsible philanthropy across Northern Virginia, suburban Maryland and the District of Columbia.  Over the course of this time, Tamara has become one of the key spokespeople for philanthropy with her blog, A Voice from Philanthropy.  Currently, the organization is leading three major initiatives, Our Region, Your Investment focused on ensuring more affordable housing in the region; the Institute for Corporate Social Responsibility in partnership with Johns Hopkins University and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation; and a dynamic exploration of race called “Putting Racism on the Table.”  An op ed that she authored on why she feels this is not a post-racial America was featured in the Chronicle of Philanthropy. Before this position, she served as the President of Voices for America’s Children for almost 10 years.  Many believe that her vision and leadership were instrumental in transforming what was the National Association of Child Advocates, an association focused solely on supporting state and locally based child advocacy organizations into Voices for America’s Children, a national advocacy organization with member groups in almost every state in the country. Prior to joining Voices, Tamara was Director of the National Health & Education Consortium. She also worked on Capitol Hill for Congressman Bobby Scott as Legislative Director and chief advisor on health, human services and education issues. Before that she was the Director of the Southern Regional Project on Infant Mortality, an initiative of the Southern Governors' Association and the Southern Legislative Conference. She also understands state government, having been Director of the Office of Prevention of the Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services and Deputy Director of the Virginia Division for Children.  Tamara serves on several boards and is a member of the 2004 class of Leadership Greater Washington. She received her B.A. in Sociology from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia and her M.S.W. from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.  

So they are calling in Baltimore's number 1 podcast now... So listen up: - We got 410Eazy and discuss some of his experience in the game including working with and without a manager. - We talk about National Biggie Day - The motive behind the Bad Boy Reunion - The sale of the Travon Martin gun - A freestyle at the end - More...

Lauren Hill arrives two hours late to her own concert which angered her fans , Toni Braxton may be putting respeck on Baby's name , Safari is suing Nicki Minaj for unpaid royalties , George Zimmerman decides to auction off the gun he used to murder Travon Martin , Steph Curry is the NBA's first ever unanimous MVP winner , and Nia Long sets the record straight on J.Cole being not being to young , and more.....

Let's get our History RIGHT....

A year ago we spoke with a few high school students and ask them about their thoughts about dress and image. How Black youths are perceived by others within the community and outside. A year after Trayvon Martin the nation is discussingMichael Brown & Eric Gardener again we see various media sources attempt to paint a different image of the unarmed young man the same as we saw during the Zimmerman trial.  Check out our past show where young people shared their ideas about images of Black youths and how sometimes perceptions of their language, dress and social media images can be misinterpreted. (Link is at the bottom of page). How is an unrelated incident of robbery become relevant in discovering if the shooting of an unarmed person (Michael Brown) was justified?  http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/michael-brown-shooting/feds-urged-police-not-release-michael-brown-robbery-video-n182346 What is it that the various policing agencies want the public to think about Mike Brown after releasing the video?  A) The nation should not be spending this amount of social capital on a criminal B) He was not close to being the gentle giant as friends and family have claimed C) The officer was responding to a dangerous individual that posed a real threat to the officer  D) The shooting was justified the state did not execute a saint but rather a thug   Any thoughts?

The media sure has a way of shaping the way we view criminals & their victims. As in the case of Travon Martin a Black person can be perceived as the criminal when they are the victim ! Our society is obsessed with Al Capone, Bonnie & Clyde, Billy the Kid, etc. Is it because they were White ? If they were Black would the perception be different ? Am I right ? Am I wrong ? Call me at (347) 996-5369 & bring your opinion. See ya Friday ! :o)

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SHOULD WE CONFORM TO THINGS WE BELIEVE TO WRONG OR RIDICULOUS? SHOULD WE HAVE TO LOSE OUR INDENTITIES WHEN WE EMIGRATE ? SHOULD WE STAND AGAINST CONFORMITY ? JUST FALL IN LINE IS WHAT WE'RE ALMOST GENEICALLY PROGRAMMED FROM BIRTH.... LETS GO ,CALL IN SPEAK YOUR MIND...

                        Talk Radio  On July 13th 2013, George Zimmerman was aquitted of 2nd degree Murder in the shooting of 17 year old Travon Martin. A Nation became divided along racial lines once again...But what was so different about THIS case? 1.Why are African Americans so hurt and angry? 2.Why do some (If not most) White Americans seem so insenstive regarding the hurt and pain of the African American Community? 3.Did Trayvons death spark a new era in our Civil rights struggle? 4. Is RACIAL INJUSTICE still alive? Join us as we discuss the aftermath of the "Not Guilty" verdict.... Where do we go from here? What have we learned from the verdict? and most importantly.... How can we protect our youth from another senseless death?

In this week's episode we have a reasonable and fair view of the Travon Martin story. Republicans and Democrats reactions are gross but not as bad as the NSA is still watching us, yeah still. The government pays our phone companies to spy on us. Journalists are being targeted, because theres a lot of money in War. We present our case for money being made by investing and America... and also Hooker Ethics (briefly). Enjoy!!!! follow us on twitter @ CognitionReal @ Mario3k @ xbuckethead @ JKW6284

Do you have something that is bothering you that you need to get off your chest?   Do you have something that you want to vent about?   Do you have some news that you would like to announce? Do you have a secret that you would like to announce because you are tired of hiding it? "We Don't Tell You What You Want To Hear, We Tell You What You Need To Hear"  Host: DeMarco Co-Host: Ms. Zee Co-Host: Roxanne Co-Host: Big Steve 100 Co-Host: Momma Co-Host: Que Que

The After Shock of the Verdict in George Zimmerman Trial. Not Guilty? Really? "Justice was not served for Trayvon Martin" BREAKING NEWS…. NOT GUILTY!!! We all were in hope of George Zimmerman being convicted of either 2 Degree Murder or, at the very least, Manslaughter. It’s not a time for violence… It’s not a time for rioting. This platform is for all who wish to comment, lend encouragement and lend solutions during this very difficult time. I encourage everyone to join in on this conversation. Invite your friends, family and colleagues. Host: DeMarco Co-Host: Ms. Zee Co-Host: Roxanne Co-Host: Big Steve 100 Co-Host: Momma Co-Host : Niesha Williams  Co-Host Toni BreedLove and more

Travon Martin, A 17 year old African-American youth, was killed by 28 year old George Zimmerman on the night of February 26, 2012 in the town of Sanford, FL. as he walked home from the store after he paid for a bag of skittles and a drink. Fast Forward to this week......We are in the midst of one of the most Controversial trials in history. Tonight on The Tony Stallings Show, we are discussing any and all information regarding this shooting and trial. Was The shooting self defense as Zimmerman claims? or did he profile a young black male, stalk him and kill him? Join us at 9pm Central/10 Eastern July 12th 2013 via phone at (323) 784-9638 (Press "1" during the call to speak live on the air) or you can listen via Live stream at www.SoulofAmericaRadio.com by following the instructions on that site.

WIth the liberal media and conservative news stations competing for total american brain destruction, Jake pentland and crew have decided to tackle the Trayvon shooting in the most objective fashion possible. Jake pentland is weilding a mighty truth hammer today. Join him as he brings back common sense, and objectivity in the modern assylum of America   We will settle this case on this show, and hopefully prevent a race war

Do you have something that is bothering you that you need to get off your chest?   Do you have something that you want to vent about?   Do you have some news that you would like to announce? Do you have a secret that you would like to announce because you are tired of hiding it? "We Don't Tell You What You Want To Hear, We Tell You What You Need To Hear"  Host: DeMarco Co-Host: Ms. Zee Co-Host: Roxanne Co-Host: Momma

Welcome back listeners to the 7th episode of the What Does God Say podcast. Thank you so much for being patience with us for the time that we've been gone and we appreciate all of your love, support, prayers and listening ears. On today's show we will be discussing KEY hot topics that are going on in our political, economical, and social climate today.  Topics include immigration reform, Travon Martin case, and Just Judgment between the innocent and guilty. We thank you so very much for listening, any and all questions, prayer requests or feed back can be sent to knoxbroadcast@gmail.com.   If you would spare a moment and leave us an honest review on i tunes it would be greatly appreciated. follow us on twitter@whatdoesGodsay. Thank you for listening and God Bless.

Join us we discuss *sports, politics and other topics* that affect our lives daily from a social, economical and racial stand point and welcome the following guest: The NFL Draft is less than 2 weeks away and teams are taking a look at the top prospects to add to their football team. What players from Historically Black Colleges have legitimate chances in getting drafted? We will check in with Taber J Small who scouts and covers the HBCU players and of Black College Football All-Star Game. Plus we will re-cap the NHL Playoffs plus *breaking news, scores updates and music in between!*>YOU CAN LISTEN TO US LIVE AT *WWW.THEBATCHELORPAD.BIZ LISTEN TO THE SHOW LIVE AT > 646-929-0130. > FOLLOW US AT: PAD4TRUTH@TWITTER.COM OR AT facebook.com/padnation IF INTERESTED IN SPONSORING THE SHOW, E-MAIL US AT OUR WEBSITE AT labatchelor40@gmail.com,

In this seventh installment, I shelve the regular stuff this week and talk about something that's a little personal to me and a lot of other people. Travon Martin; and just like everyone else, I have an opinion too! So give a listen, this needs to be said and heard...

Gary, Becky, & Micah talk to Joe Newby about Travon Martin, the New Black Panthers, and how the story is being used by the far left to cause racial division.

In this particular show we will be discussing the killing of 17 year old Travon Martin and the entire incident leadng up to his death. Also, we will discuss the recent shootings that took place in downtown Indianapolis on the canal and what we in the community should be doing to reach the youth of this cit and address the issues of teen violence and killing. We will also tackle what the meaning of a true "ratchet" female is..    

The Middle Men will be disuccesing the injustice of being black in America. Over our past history and in recent news, we have seen several incidents where either african americans were sentenced to prison, murdered, or beaten. Racism continues to be an issue in our justice but authority figures continue to state that it does not.  We have witnessed the Rodney King beating, the murder of Emmett Till, murder of Oscar Grant, and countless others.  We have seen Michael Vick sentenced to 26 months in prison for dogfighting but have seen George Zimmerman still free to live in his home after the murder of Travon Martin.  Is our justice system flawed? Of course!!  Punishments do not fit the crimes, and punishments of crimes are swfit enough for the victims.     With being black in America, has society shaped us with the injustice of being black ?  Compared to the days of the Jim Crow laws, has any thing changed within our society being black in America? Should we as black people starting joining organizations such as the Black Panther Party? Should we hold our gangs more responsible for their neighborhoods and convince them to turn their image around to go back to their original purpose?  Why is it that we view white on black crime as unacceptable, but view black on black crime as entertainment via sites like worldstar hiphop?  We also discuss the murders of Trayvon Martin, Rekia Boyd, and James Craig Anderson.