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Ronald Smith hosts Scrap metal and junk Removal with S&N Solutions on Building Fortunes Radio with Peter Mingils.  S&N Solutions: South Jersey's, Wilmington Delaware and Philadelphia's Top Scrap Metal & Junk Removal Reclaim Your Space and Cash In With S&N Solutions: South Jersey's Top Scrap Metal & Junk Removal! Is clutter taking over your home or business in South Jersey? Philadelphia? Or Wilmington Delaware? S&N Solutions is here to help! We're your one-stop shop for all your scrap metal and junk removal needs, servicing the areas of Philadelphia, PA, Wilmington, DE, and all of South Jersey. Don't let unwanted items hold you back. Our reliable and eco-friendly services will: Clear the Clutter: We haul away all types of junk, from appliances and furniture to yard waste and construction debris. We will pick up your scrap metal, helping you turn clutter mess into a clean space. Simplify Your Life: Enjoy the convenience of hassle-free removal – we handle everything, from loading to responsible disposal. Help the Environment: We ensure proper recycling and responsible disposal, minimizing your environmental impact. Ready to learn more? Visit our website at scrapmetalandjunkremoval.com for a free quote or to hear our catchy jingle, the “S&N Solutions Junk Jam”! Call us at (302) 433-9358 to speak with Ronald Smith, your South Jersey junk removal expert. Hear our recent interview on Building Fortunes Radio about the benefits of professional junk removal: scrapmetalandjunkremoval.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Junk-Jam.mp3 Don't wait! Reclaim your space with S&N Solutions!

Rob Anspach interviews Greg Buckley of Buckley's Auto Care of Wilmington Delaware on legacy and trust as well as customer service, reviews, family and the future. The post Ep 317 – Legacy & Trust in the Auto Care Industry first appeared on Rob Anspach's E-Heroes.

Scrap Metal and Junk Removal S&N Solutions with Ronald Smith on Building Fortunes Radio servicing South Jerdey Wilmington Delaware and Philadelphia.  S&N Solutions: South Jersey's, Wilmington Delaware and Philadelphia's Top Scrap Metal & Junk Removal Reclaim Your Space and Cash In With S&N Solutions: South Jersey's Top Scrap Metal & Junk Removal! Is clutter taking over your home or business in South Jersey? Philadelphia? Or Wilmington Delaware? S&N Solutions is here to help! We're your one-stop shop for all your scrap metal and junk removal needs, servicing the areas of Philadelphia, PA, Wilmington, DE, and all of South Jersey. Don't let unwanted items hold you back. Our reliable and eco-friendly services will: Clear the Clutter: We haul away all types of junk, from appliances and furniture to yard waste and construction debris. We will pick up your scrap metal, helping you turn clutter mess into a clean space. Simplify Your Life: Enjoy the convenience of hassle-free removal – we handle everything, from loading to responsible disposal. Help the Environment: We ensure proper recycling and responsible disposal, minimizing your environmental impact. Ready to learn more? Visit our website at scrapmetalandjunkremoval.com for a free quote or to hear our catchy jingle, the “S&N Solutions Junk Jam”! Call us at (302) 433-9358 to speak with Ronald Smith, your South Jersey junk removal expert. Hear our recent interview on Building Fortunes Radio about the benefits of professional junk removal: scrapmetalandjunkremoval.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Junk-Jam.mp3 Don't wait! Reclaim your space with S&N Solutions!

Scrap Metal and Junk Removal for South Jersey and Wilmington and Philadelphia on Building Fortunes Radio with S&N Solutions.  S&N Solutions: South Jersey's, Wilmington Delaware and Philadelphia's Top Scrap Metal & Junk Removal Reclaim Your Space and Cash In With S&N Solutions: South Jersey's Top Scrap Metal & Junk Removal! Is clutter taking over your home or business in South Jersey? Philadelphia? Or Wilmington Delaware? S&N Solutions is here to help! We're your one-stop shop for all your scrap metal and junk removal needs, servicing the areas of Philadelphia, PA, Wilmington, DE, and all of South Jersey. Don't let unwanted items hold you back. Our reliable and eco-friendly services will: Clear the Clutter: We haul away all types of junk, from appliances and furniture to yard waste and construction debris. We will pick up your scrap metal, helping you turn clutter mess into a clean space. Simplify Your Life: Enjoy the convenience of hassle-free removal – we handle everything, from loading to responsible disposal. Help the Environment: We ensure proper recycling and responsible disposal, minimizing your environmental impact. Ready to learn more? Visit our website at scrapmetalandjunkremoval.com for a free quote or to hear our catchy jingle, the “S&N Solutions Junk Jam”! Call us at (302) 433-9358 to speak with Ronald Smith, your South Jersey junk removal expert. Hear our recent interview on Building Fortunes Radio about the benefits of professional junk removal: scrapmetalandjunkremoval.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Junk-Jam.mp3 Don't wait! Reclaim your space with S&N Solutions!

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Scrap Metal and Junk Removal for Wilmington DE South Jersey and Philadelphia on Building Fortunes Radio.  S&N Solutions: South Jersey's, Wilmington Delaware and Philadelphia's Top Scrap Metal & Junk Removal Reclaim Your Space and Cash In With S&N Solutions: South Jersey's Top Scrap Metal & Junk Removal! Is clutter taking over your home or business in South Jersey? Philadelphia? Or Wilmington Delaware? S&N Solutions is here to help! We're your one-stop shop for all your scrap metal and junk removal needs, servicing the areas of Philadelphia, PA, Wilmington, DE, and all of South Jersey. Don't let unwanted items hold you back. Our reliable and eco-friendly services will: Clear the Clutter: We haul away all types of junk, from appliances and furniture to yard waste and construction debris. We will pick up your scrap metal, helping you turn clutter mess into a clean space. Simplify Your Life: Enjoy the convenience of hassle-free removal – we handle everything, from loading to responsible disposal. Help the Environment: We ensure proper recycling and responsible disposal, minimizing your environmental impact. Ready to learn more? Visit our website at scrapmetalandjunkremoval.com for a free quote or to hear our catchy jingle, the “S&N Solutions Junk Jam”! Call us at (302) 433-9358 to speak with Ronald Smith, your South Jersey junk removal expert. Hear our recent interview on Building Fortunes Radio about the benefits of professional junk removal: scrapmetalandjunkremoval.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Junk-Jam.mp3 Don't wait! Reclaim your space with S&N Solutions!

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In March of 2019, we had the privilege of Pat Williams joining the Tim DeMoss Show for the full hour. At the time, he had just released a new book (something he'd done 100+ times in his life :)) entitled Character Carved in Stone: The 12 Core Values of West Point That Build Leaders And Produce Success.In light of Mr. Williams' passing yesterday, on the program today (4pm-5pm) we feature much of that interview, covering ground from his days with the Phillies and 76ers (and in basketball in general), his appreciation for the Greater Philadelphia area (having grown up in Wilmington DE), certainly about leadership, and the biggest decision of his life which took place in February 1968--deciding to follow Jesus Christ. Mr. Williams shares, "The first thing that hit me as a new Christian was I'm going to take my hands off my life and let the Lord lead through all of this. I was tired of trying to promote myself and climb the ladder. So I just relaxed and said, 'Lord, I'm in your hands.'" Several months later, he received a call from Dr. Jack Ramsay (then the 76ers GM and about to move into the team's head coaching position) asking Mr. Williams to run the team's front office, opening what turned into 50+ years in the NBA and a truly incredible life of friendships, accomplishments, ministry and service.Pat tells the story about that call from Dr. Ramsay, plus others involving Moses Malone, Coach K, Dick Vermeil, Fergie Jenkins, Pistol Pete Maravich, Wilt Chamberlain and many more.Find out more about Pat's life, work and legacy at www.patwilliams.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe to Receive Venkat's Weekly Newsletter Every year the Coca Cola Scholars Foundation awards a select set of High School Seniors the Coca Cola Scholarship. Chase is a 2024 Coke Scholar.  In this Podcast, Suraj talks about his passion for STEM and Innovation, ISMER Research, Winning the Coca-Cola Scholarship, his college search process, and his advice to high schoolers. #CokeScholars Check Out: The College Application Workbooks for Juniors and Seniors In particular, we discuss the following with him:  Who is Suraj Reddy? ISMER Winning the Coke Scholarship College Process Advice for High Schoolers Topics discussed in this episode: Introducing Suraj Reddy, Coke Scholar [] Hi Fives - Podcast Highlights [] Who is Suraj Reddy? [] High School Interests [] ISMER [] The Back Story [] Delaware Space Association [] Gold Medal Congressional Award[] Why Coke Scholarship? [] The Coke Scholarship Application [] The Interview [] The Coke Scholarship Difference [] Other Scholarships [] The College Process [] Choosing MIT [] Why not Material Science? [] Future Readiness [] Advice for High Schoolers [] Our Guest: Suraj Reddy is a 2024 Coke Scholar, and a recent graduate of Charter School of Wilmington, Delaware. Suraj will be a Freshman at MIT in Fall 2024. Memorable Quote: “...I was always really inspired by my seniors, you know, people who I could look up to and say, Oh, that's a cool thing that they did. You know, maybe, oh, I didn't know this was possible. You know, it really showed me that, you know, these people who are making changes, as you know, age, age didn't matter for them, you know, it was just something that they did.” Suraj Reddy. Episode Transcript: Please visit Episode's Transcript. Similar Episodes: College Experiences Calls-to-action: Follow us on Instagram. To Ask the Guest a question, or to comment on this episode, email podcast@almamatters.io. Subscribe or Follow our podcasts at any of these locations: Apple Podcasts, Spotify.

Dwayne Keys grew up in Wilmington Delaware in what he describes as a very low income home with a single mother and two younger sisters. Dwayne constantly talks about how his mom instilled in him high values of ethics and self sufficiency. At the age of 16 his mother told Dwayn that he needed to get a job and begin earning an income to help support the household as well as to be able to buy things he wanted as a growing boy.   As Dwayne tells it, he moved from the 2nd smallest state in the country to the smallest one when he moved to Providence Rhode Island at the age of 18 to attend college. By the end of his college career he had obtained a Master's degree in marketing. He worked at several financial institutions, but in 2017 he decided it was time for a change in his life. He switched careers from working in the profit-making world to working for a nonprofit, Compass Working Capital as a financial coach to educate and assist low income people through a HUD program called Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS). He has risen through the ranks at Compass as you will hear.   Dwayne is quite passionate about his work. Over the next five years he hopes to continue to grow at Compass. Also, he plans to run for political office in Providence in 2026. He will tell us all about his plans. I bet he succeeds.   About the Guest:   Born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware, I grew up in a single-parent household with my mother and 2 younger sisters on my maternal side. As the oldest child and only boy, my mother was determined to instill responsibility and accountability in me from a very young age.   As a student, I was very interested in my marketing classes and participated in DECA, which led to me applying to Johnson & Wales University. In moving to Providence, Rhode Island to pursue higher education. While studying to earn my Associate's degree in Retailing, my Bachelor's degree in Marketing, and my M.B.A. in International Trade at Johnson & Wales.   After deciding to make Providence my permanent home during my first year of graduate school, I made it a point to expand my friends and networks to people outside of my college life by getting involved in many community organizations and activities in line with my passion for economic justice and prosperity. By participating in the Urban League and their Young Professionals, I was able to experience being a community organizer and activist while also being involved in politics at the state and local levels.   Over time, my focus has transitioned to that of ending systemic oppression and structural exclusion while also being a proponent of an�-racism and economic opportunity for all. While I remain a community organizer at heart, I've participated in decision making bodies with the City of Providence – Equal Pay Task Force, Special Commission to Study a Progressive Tiered Property Tax, Providence Municipal Reparations Commission – as an additional way of achieving equity and inclusion along economic means for Black and Brown residents in the city. This hasn't been easy working in the for-profit financial services industry, yet under my current employer I've found the perfect balance between my vocation and my commitment to community advancement.   Ways to connect with Dwayne: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dwaynekeys/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/dwayne.keys3/ Twitter/X - DKeys_PVD Instagram – dkeyspvd   About the Host: Michael Hingson is a New York Times best-selling author, international lecturer, and Chief Vision Officer for accessiBe. Michael, blind since birth, survived the 9/11 attacks with the help of his guide dog Roselle. This story is the subject of his best-selling book, Thunder Dog.   Michael gives over 100 presentations around the world each year speaking to influential groups such as Exxon Mobile, AT&T, Federal Express, Scripps College, Rutgers University, Children's Hospital, and the American Red Cross just to name a few. He is Ambassador for the National Braille Literacy Campaign for the National Federation of the Blind and also serves as Ambassador for the American Humane Association's 2012 Hero Dog Awards.   https://michaelhingson.com https://www.facebook.com/michael.hingson.author.speaker/ https://twitter.com/mhingson https://www.youtube.com/user/mhingson https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelhingson/   accessiBe Links https://accessibe.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/accessiBe https://www.linkedin.com/company/accessibe/mycompany/   https://www.facebook.com/accessibe/       Thanks for listening!   Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below!   Subscribe to the podcast   If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also subscribe in your favorite podcast app.   Leave us an Apple Podcasts review   Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts.     Transcription Notes: Michael Hingson ** 00:00 Access Cast and accessiBe Initiative presents Unstoppable Mindset. The podcast where inclusion, diversity and the unexpected meet. Hi, I'm Michael Hingson, Chief Vision Officer for accessiBe and the author of the number one New York Times bestselling book, Thunder dog, the story of a blind man, his guide dog and the triumph of trust. Thanks for joining me on my podcast as we explore our own blinding fears of inclusion unacceptance and our resistance to change. We will discover the idea that no matter the situation, or the people we encounter, our own fears, and prejudices often are our strongest barriers to moving forward. The unstoppable mindset podcast is sponsored by accessiBe, that's a c c e s s i capital B e. Visit www.accessibe.com to learn how you can make your website accessible for persons with disabilities. And to help make the internet fully inclusive by the year 2025. Glad you dropped by we're happy to meet you and to have you here with us.   Michael Hingson ** 01:21 Hi, I am your host, Michael Hingson. And you are listening to unstoppable mindset today, we get to chat with Dwayne Keys. And Dwayne has an interesting story. One thing that really attracted me to Dwayne when we first started talking is he pointed out that he moved from the second smallest state in the union to the smallest state in the union. And I want to know more about that. So we'll have to deal with that and who knows what else. Dwayne, welcome to unstoppable mindset. We're really glad you're here.   Dwayne Keys ** 01:52 I am so glad to be here with you as well, Michael, and I'm just looking forward to, you know, speaking and you know, for your listeners to hear more about my experiences story.   Michael Hingson ** 02:04 Well, let's start then. We do have to get to how come you went from bigger to smaller, but tell us tell us a little bit more about you growing up sort of the early Dwayne, if you will. Yeah,   Dwayne Keys ** 02:17 the early to Dwayne. I was born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware. I am, you know, some of the facts that people don't know until they really get to know me, I am the younger of fraternal twins that was born. So I had a twin brother to White who had passed away when I was a year, we were both a year old. So you know, I, you know, I my family expanded with my mother had two other children, my younger sister lover, who was two years younger than me. And then 11 years later, my mother had another addition with my other sister, Vivian. So in terms of growing up, that was my family unit in terms of what I knew, in terms of my father, I always say, I can count the number of memories on one hand of my father, although he did live in the same city. And he also had children as well. Siblings that I really didn't even today don't really know. But knew of and we're aware of.   Michael Hingson ** 03:23 So they were in Wilmington. Yeah,   Dwayne Keys ** 03:27 we were all in Wilmington. My first few years were obviously live, we're living with my grandparents. And, you know, my mother was a young single mother. You know, in hindsight now, it's very easy to say and speak of that. I grew up in a low income household because my mother always was working full time. Also, part time, she was always supporting us, the family, and there are moments where I can reflect on it, we were financially challenged, but yet, I didn't know it growing up, you wouldn't ever known that just how my mother was determined that we would have a comfortable living environment and that we had we need but it's now knowing when I know it's like, oh, we definitely were poor.   Michael Hingson ** 04:16 Yeah. Isn't it interesting how parents keep that from children. And I can appreciate that and understand it because she didn't want you to worry about those kinds of things right. Yeah,   Dwayne Keys ** 04:29 I mean, it's you know, it kind of thinking about it like you didn't you can remember there's moments where the electrical turned off or something that disconnected or there was a notice of something. But as I you know, I she was very supportive of me really, she was very direct on getting good grades, anything with less than a C was unacceptable in the house, and then even if you got to see that was still she always emphasized you can always do better But she definitely had a very high expectation of me not only of, you know, doing well in school, staying out of trouble, but also just being more then the lived experience. So, you know, you know, just, you know, questions about going to college she was very big on, I see you going to college, I see you doing these things, I see you doing more than what we knew in terms of Wilmington, Delaware, more than what the life and she would always emphasize that I don't want you to have to work two jobs, I don't want you to have to struggle like this, I want you to be able to have a you know, have an excellent life have a way of life where you can do work, but get compensated for it. So it was always my you go to school to get the good grades to get the degree so that you can get paid well and not have to struggle financially.   Michael Hingson ** 05:54 Like she did. Did she say those things to you?   Dwayne Keys ** 05:58 Yes, she did. She was as I gotten older, and particularly as I became a teenager. And then as I got to the point where I was able to work, she did emphasize that. So when I turned 16, a month after my 16th birthday, she got me a job working at one of the supermarket that she had worked at as well at that time, that was her second job. And her statement to me was that you are going to now start paying bills in this house, you're going to contribute financially because you're good. And what I didn't realize at that time, but what she was doing was instilling that sense of responsibility. And so she didn't tell him it to me at that time. But years later, she instilled that she was happy that she had made me go to work, because then the concept of me going out earning a living being able to support myself that was instilled early on   Michael Hingson ** 06:52 about what's your sister's? Did she do the same thing with him.   Dwayne Keys ** 06:57 She actually this, my youngest sister lover, started actually working with she was what 15 1415 years old, because, you know, I there was extra money, I was able to have spending money, do some stuff I was you know, I was able to drive my mother's car because I have my license. And so I think my younger sister saw that and wanted some of that for herself, you know? And so it was, well, if you want to have those things like Dwayne does, well, you should consider getting the job, you know, you have to shoot my mother's wedding, you're like, alright, well, Dwayne's works, that's why he's able to get those things and have those things. And so the idea was, well, I should get a full time get a part time job. And so she started working part time, during summers, and also in school, you know, you know, time restricted, but she was able to find her own part time job to work. And that has been the same thing. Also my younger sister Vivian, with, you know, getting employment where all I would say where we all when we want to accomplish a goal and we want to do something, we find a way to do it. We just do I, we may not have everything planned out or or organized at that moment. But we are very determined people when it comes to accomplishing our goals and getting when we want. And so that sense of determination is in all of us. It just shows in different ways at times.   Michael Hingson ** 08:20 Yeah. Well, I appreciate what you're saying. I can't save that growing up, we had such a low income, that we had electricity or anything turned off. But I know we weren't really rich by any standard. And we we had an income that allowed us to sometimes drive to visit relatives and things like that. But we we didn't have a lot of money. And when my parents finally passed, we certainly didn't have a lot of money. They didn't have a lot of money to, to give to my brother and me. But still, I think the same kind of ethic was in what they instilled in us, which was you got to work you got to learn to make your own way. And I think although they didn't say it, probably a little bit more for me than my brother. My parents were told when I was born four months later, it was discovered I was blind that I was gonna that I should be sent to a home for handicapped children because no blind child could ever grow up to a mountain anything and my parents said to the doctors, you're wrong. He can grow up to do whatever he wants. And they really made sure that I grew up with that kind of an attitude. And I certainly have absolutely no regrets with him doing that.   Dwayne Keys ** 09:35 Yeah, yeah, absolutely. It's amazing how parents have their plan. They don't always tell you or communicate their plans to you. It's only until even more recently, I'm like okay, now what she said made sense. Now what she did make sense. I didn't understand that at times. And at times. It was frustrating because it did feel like oh gosh, she's controlling Oh, got it. It's never good enough. But then in hindsight, I'm like, everything. She had had a purpose that it's now being fulfilled now, but I can see. Well,   Michael Hingson ** 10:08 the other side of that is she may not have had such a well spelled out plan that she really understood all those things. It was just kind of the ethic that was in her.   Dwayne Keys ** 10:19 Exact exactly. I agreed. So   Michael Hingson ** 10:21 you went off to school and you got a diploma and all that, then did you go to college and what did you do there? Yes,   Dwayne Keys ** 10:29 so um, I you know, after completing Brandywine high school, during my senior year of high school, I had been involved in some activities. One was deca, that was the marketing club. And I had participated in the DECA State Conference in Delaware in February, and had won second prize in one of these categories. And lo and behold, Johnson Wales University was there at the conference, and they were handing out brochures, they were, you know, talking about the university and how they offered their, you know, programs in terms of marketing, and then how they had progressed that specialize in advertising, promotion and Fashion and Retail. Sounds exciting? Well, I mean, look at it, you know, it's not gonna hurt to apply. I was debating about what I stay in Delaware, when I go apply to University of Delaware Delaware State, do I stay Do I go? What I found was appealing that Johnson was his curriculum was just, it was not the traditional school. And so it stood out to me that there was more focus, they called themselves back there America's career in a university. So it was appealing to me because it wasn't like, I'm just going to be stuck in where I've been hearing this, this nightmare about people in terms of just going to college, and I have no life, it was more of like, wait a minute, we're going to prepare for you to get that job that you that so desire. So that was very appealing to me in terms of the university. It was also appealing to get out of Delaware. It just it just, you know, I loved my hometown, but I felt that I was stifled there. And I didn't feel so that I could be myself in terms of my ambition, my attitude, the things I aspire to. I saw Wilmington, Delaware. I mean, my mother was saying it's like, it's kind of like a retirement state at times. And, you know, if you want to have an active social life, we will go to Philly Philadelphia, which is like half an hour, 45 minutes away. And it just, he was like, Okay, here's your chance, an opportunity to get away. So I did apply to the school. I did get accepted. what my mother did not know at the time, and I have since revealed I took a secret trip to Providence. High school time join, swim break. during spring break, my mother would took a trip down to Atlanta. And so she was during that year, you know, seeing visited Atlanta, my aunt, her sister had moved, got married and moved down there. And my mother was being told you got to come down to this city, you need to see this, you need to, you know, experience like down here. My mother was falling in love with that city. And during the week when my sister state when my grandparents, I had made a day trip by train to Providence, Rhode Island form, it's in Delaware. When I came here, the mall had just opened up, they were having WaterFire it just felt good. I liked the look and feel of Providence. I liked how it just sounds like yeah, I could be down with this spot. So I was comfortable with coming here, although I never told anyone about that. So most of my family had thought I was just coming to this place not knowing what it was I was coming into when in fact that I had an idea of what I was going to be experiencing. And, you know, I had worked for most of that summer in between graduating from high school and getting ready for college. And then in August, the beginning of August, right before I was due to come to Providence, my mother made a decision. She was moving out to Atlanta, so she and my sisters moved down there first I stayed with my grandparents temporarily. And then my grandparents took me to Providence Rhode Island School instead of dorms.   Michael Hingson ** 14:21 So what did mom say when you finally told her about your secret trip? Ah.   Dwayne Keys ** 14:28 She did not really get mad. I mean, now when she sees all the stuff that I've been doing, and I've been involved in, I think she accepts it that it was it was divine intervention. It was you know, it was only revealed like I said within the last year or so, so well not much that can be done. But I think she now accepts that. It was meant to be meant to be for me to be in Providence. Hey, mom taught   Michael Hingson ** 14:55 you some of the skills you Oh, gosh, yeah. So that's that's still is a great story, though, you, you did what you needed to do, which is certainly a good thing. So you went there. And I gather that you decided to study marketing.   Dwayne Keys ** 15:18 Yes, I mean, my associates was in retail because I was looking at the different areas, the different pathways that Johnson was offered. And so the one that caught my eye, which is the one that I was very familiar with was retail retail. And, you know, the initial idea was okay, you can learn about the aspects of running a retail store or retail management. And then at the end of your two years, when you complete your associate's degree, you can decide if you want to continue on with retail for your bachelor's, if you want to change it up. And so I, you know, just created that pathway. When I complete my associate's degree, I decided to move on to get into bachelor's degree in marketing. I was like, I loved I loved at least at that time, I loved retail, but I was like, I didn't want to limit myself to just retail as my education. And that's generally marketing, because then I can transition to any other aspects of marketing, FYI, so decided in the future.   Michael Hingson ** 16:19 And so you went off and you got your, your Bachelor's in marketing? Correct? Correct. Correct. So when did you graduate with that?   Dwayne Keys ** 16:27 I graduated my bachelor's degree in 2003, and 2001.   Michael Hingson ** 16:33 All right. So they offered an associate's degree at Johnson wells. Correct.   Dwayne Keys ** 16:37 They believe they still do again, it's been 20 something years. So I'm not sure what has changed the curriculum. But that was the pathway at the time. Well, cool.   Michael Hingson ** 16:45 So you, you did that? And did you go get any kind of advanced degree after the bachelors? Or did you just stop there? No, I   Dwayne Keys ** 16:55 had decided to continue on with Johnson law. So my graduate degree, at that time there was this debate, do you get your master's degree get an MBA male, I had took along with myself, and I was saying, I don't want to have to come back to school later on. I did not. I, like many other people thought, okay, college is done, I'm never gonna have to do a study. And again, obviously, I've seen that not to be the case, I can see you to study even in my career. But at that time, I was like, you know, what would make sense. And that was like, I rather get that degree now. Get it out of the way you'll have it and your educational levels, and they you will focus on your professional experience so that when the time comes, and that is a preferred or required education level, I would have already had that in my possession. I didn't have to worry about going back study and be in a position where I'm working full time ever in a career having kids with doing that. So my aspect was, you're still in study mode, you can still take the test easily, you still can do all those things. Go ahead and do it right now.   Michael Hingson ** 18:03 Yeah, I hear you. I decided, when I got my bachelor's to continue on as well. I just thought that it was probably better to to, to get most of the schooling done. The formal schooling at least done all at once. I never had the attitude that I wouldn't go off and continue to learn and do other things. But as far as formal college, I just did it all at once. And I enjoyed it and have no regrets about doing that. Yes, yeah. So when did you graduate with your bachelor's or your masters?   Dwayne Keys ** 18:38 I completed and graduated in 2005. Okay,   Michael Hingson ** 18:42 and then what did you go do?   Dwayne Keys ** 18:45 So, um, one of the things that's also amazing and interesting is that I had always been working full time. For most of my college life. I think the first year in my freshman year I lived on campus, I did work study, I may have taken a job here and there. But the second year, I lived off campus and I hadn't lived off campus ever since. And the second year, you know, my mother had a very honest conversation with me when she was very clear, I can only pay your rents have you been paying rent just for this this year, your sophomore year? And are you on your own? You're gonna have to find a way to pay for your bills. I did have some support from my grandparents. But living with my grandparents in between my school breaks was definitely a challenge. My grandparents were Pentecostal who would you describe is conservative, traditional in terms of their outlook on life? And, and then in terms of, you know, how you should be living in life. But then also, one of the things I I really had a challenge for, for them is the distance a country All. And so anyone who knows me, I'm one of which I definitely am for making my own decisions supporting you in what you want to do, regardless of how I may think about it. But I, I had came up against this experience that because I was being supported financially, that also meant that I needed to do what they said. And that was everything from if I even read a book, I remember reading this book on Islam. And it wasn't that I was thinking about converting, I just wanted to learn more about the religion, the culture, the people. And I can remember her seeing that book, looking at it with the stain, and wondering why we're looking at that. And I didn't need to bother myself with such things. And so it's that type of limitation that I have a problem with. And I was really determined that no one's not going to do that. But at that time, you know, you're 1819 years old, you're trying to figure out this word, they are your grandparents be as respectful as you can. But to kind of sum it up, there were mountain building conflicts that happen. And Christmas Break in 2000. I came down for a few days, and I was like, Okay, I need to get back to Providence, I need to get my life in order, I need to get the shop, I need to get things settled. And my grandfather wanted me to stay longer. And I originally thought we were going to take a trip down to Atlanta to see my mother and my sisters. That was the reason for me coming down. And when that didn't happen, I said, well, I need to get back up to Providence and get this all sorted out. And my grandfather being an upset about that. I had asked my grandmother for some money as I as she had promised. And she wrote a check to me, I want to say was like 250 $300. And he said to me that last Yvette Shepherd their chairs, because that's the last money you get in? Don't you ask for anything else ever again. And I said, Okay. And he took me to the bus station. And I got on my bus back to Providence, Rhode Island, and had to just really work on what were my next steps. So between January and March, I struggled to find a job. And there were days where I didn't eat, there were days where I was behind the bills, there were days I almost, if he was was threatened with eviction, but I eventually got a full time job working for one of the department stores Nordstrom. And that was the pathway on working full time. So really ever since before right around, I turned to age 20, I've always worked full time in my field. And so after doing these different jobs, working in retail working for the school, working in the PR office, I decided that I needed to do something that was different, I needed to do a sales job. And long Behold, I got my job as a financial advisor trainee with Morgan Stanley, and that began my pathway into financial services.   Michael Hingson ** 22:52 So were you doing Morgan Stanley while you were still in school?   Dwayne Keys ** 22:55 Yes, I had gotten that job in April. Yeah, April of 2004, at the end of my first year of grad school. And so in order to keep that job, you have to pass your series seven license. So my first three months, were just studying for that exam, which I, you know, had passed incredibly fast and was grateful, and then had to get additional licenses. But yes, while I was completing my grad school studies, I was doing those license studying for those licenses. And again, working full time and also taking classes in the evening. Series   Michael Hingson ** 23:30 seven is not a trivial thing to get a license for. Um,   Dwayne Keys ** 23:35 and, you know, I can say that now, but we get jobs on the line, because I was like,   Michael Hingson ** 23:39 Oh, sure. The incident was there.   Dwayne Keys ** 23:42 We want to do so. Now. I was like, Okay, I knew what I did with the practice exams and retaining information. Absolutely. But at the time, that was that was really a major mental hurdle. Oh,   Michael Hingson ** 23:55 yeah. So McCobb that's my point. It isn't. It isn't trivial to do. Yeah. So. So anyway, you did that? And when you got your masters and what did you do? Were you working for Morgan Stanley then or what? I   Dwayne Keys ** 24:10 was still working for Morgan Stanley. You gotta remember, this is 2004 2005. So the mindset was, even if you're 20 something years old, or, uh, you know, you, you need to meet sales goals, you need to bring in business, the culture wishes. Now, we will call toxic. You know, again, this is language and words you didn't know about it. But this is a very, at that time, very cutthroat industry. And one in which I just it's like, you know what, I'm not going to be able to thrive here. I'm not going to be to meet the sales goals. So I went to another advisory firm called strategic point that was local nearby. I was there as an advisory associate for about a year. And then I was able to get a job in a call center with Bank of America. Bank of America had just bought fleet. And they were converting all of fleet banks, departments into Bank of America and so fleet on Quicken, Riley and Quicken Riley was becoming Bank of America investment services. That's B, A and C. And so I had gotten that job as an investor. As a investment specialist. That's what they call this. And I was with them for almost five years. So I worked during the 2008, you know, the 2006, market crash and 2007 2008. Financial crisis and in that following Great Recession, which I say for Rhode Island, that recession actually never went away, which is still here in some shape or form. So   Michael Hingson ** 25:43 you say you were a BFA? What about a year? Oh,   Dwayne Keys ** 25:48 actually, almost five years, I suppose. Yeah, I will stay as a investment specialist. I had been moved to the sales gates, I was, you know, opening up accounts online, I did you know, what they call priority service associate or trading gate. So I did every type of securities trade for self employment accounts that you could think about stocks, bonds, mutual funds, options. I was on our Platinum worker services, which was the high net worth trading gates. And then I was promoted to senior vessel specialist or a team leader. So I was one step below being a team manager. And then I also had to get the Series Nine and the 10, which was the supervisors licenses. So I did do that for at least about, you know, I guess, almost five years, how, when Bank of America bought Merrill Lynch, there was the conversion of the companies and Merrill Lynch was coming in with its own, you know, ways of how he ran business. And I think by that time, I had gotten to a point where I was in the call center. And I was like, Yeah, I think it's time to get back into being client facing but not necessarily leaving the financial services world. But I also wasn't desiring becoming a financial advisor, again, like I had been before. And so I came across this role of what they call a licensed banker. So someone who works at a bank, who just happens to have the investment licenses that they can be a connection between the financial planners and financial consultants, but also still being a banker and retail branch and sovereign bank, we now know what a Santander but back then was still called Sovereign was hiring for this license banker role, and Pathak kid, and I had applied for that job and got accepted. And I was with them for almost like two and a half years, aspire to be an assistant manager. And Sunday air when they took over for sovereign, they took away the assistant manager role. So you just there was no way to build up to become an assistant manager or to become a branch manager, it was this, you need to meet your sales goals. Just keep doing what you're doing, but no type of development, no type of mentoring. And, again, that just wasn't gonna do it for me. So another local bank, Baker, I was hired from the system manager I interviewed applied for him interviewed for that role got accepted, and was an assistant manager for two of their branches and was there for almost three years. And then I got cursed back to coming back to South Sudan when they created the premier client manager group, which was a new department that was supposed to be a new way of remote banking, supporting clients remotely, instead of run a branch. And that department was in place for two years. And in May of 2017, they announced that they were going to close that department. And as they did, I had evaluated what should I do? What's my next move? I was applying to other different roles at the bank and other different financial institutions and wasn't getting anywhere back. And I just something said, why don't you check out some nonprofit jobs. I had always served on different nonprofit boards and was part of different, you know, community events when it came to economic justice. And I was like, let me check those out. And I came across the job posting in Brown University Square center for our financial coach. And I'm just learning more about this nonprofit organization called compass and their focus on families with low incomes and subsidized housing.   Michael Hingson ** 29:31 So what exactly does compass do? So   Dwayne Keys ** 29:34 compass was basically providing financial coaching to families who were in what's called the Family self sufficiency program, or FSS for short. And so that is a program that is a HUD program, which your housing provider either like public housing authorities or private multifamily owners can offer to residents To have a section eight voucher. And so compass provides program management to those programs while also the financial coaching in that time, compass was moving forward with one of their one of the fall partners, power preservation affordable housing on launching FSS in the name, you know, FSS at six different locations in New England. So this is the first time that FSS is being offered to multifamily properties. And it only been public housing authorities that could offer FSS and just for people to know what this program allows us that in the family self sufficiency program, participant is able to save rent increases, that happened as a result of increases in earned income. So when your income earned income goes up, your rent goes up. But what happens is the difference between what your rent was when you first started the program versus where it is when you have increases in your earned income, that rent increase is put away in a savings account for you about the housing authority. And there's a five year plus program that a participant can be enrolled in.   Michael Hingson ** 31:10 So what do you do in your day to day job than what compass? So you went to compass in 2017? And you're still there? Right? I am still there. Six years? Yeah.   Dwayne Keys ** 31:21 I mean, so you can say, well, the wall has evolved. Again, I joined as a financial coach, and I've been a senior financial coach. So as a financial coach, I was working with one on one with clients and my portfolio. Meeting with them, we have minimum required times that we're supposed to work with, but it's really supporting them in achieving their financial goals. And I described how I look at financial coaching is, we're in a car, the client is the driver, I'm in the passenger seat. I'm helping with navigation, I'm giving information on what could happen to where, where, what are you going to experience, if you turn left, if you go right, if you go backwards or forwards with the mindset that we're supporting the client, and they'll be making their own decision as to where they want to go on this financial journey. And the emphasis is on asset building my client, you know, people take to move from being asset poor, to asset secure and a public benefit system, you always hear about an emphasis on income and income is important. Yet we do know that having assets having savings for emergencies to be able to buy, you know jumping around the hall to be able to have an asset such as owning your own business, you know, owning your own home having money for retirement, just emergency savings, we know that this is key to families and to people's, you know, success. And so I had started off again, working directly with families one on one. And as a senior coach, I worked on other special projects and supporting compasses of mission. The last three years I was a coaching manager, I was leading a team for up to four financial coaches. We're making sure that we're providing that high quality financial coaching that I did as a coach, and which I was still doing and then more recently, I was promoted to director of programs for our multifamily partnerships. So I mail overseeing the team of coaching managers, program managers who are overseeing coaches and outreach specialists, Sunday making sure they're having effective program management, getting high quality financial coaching, and I'm working with six different multifamily partners on strategies for expanding FSS scaling the FSS program.   Michael Hingson ** 33:35 So how does compass make money? I mean, are they do they get it from funding? Do they get it from the investments that you help people acquire or what? Okay,   Dwayne Keys ** 33:45 so essentially, I combination is, obviously philanthropy. We do do a number of fundraising, but you know, foundations definitely do help. We do get paid for running these programs for the housing partner. So that's the additional source of income as well. Really funded program. So the federal funding it Yes, it is. So, more recently, it used to be the only public housing authorities could get HUD funding to fund these positions to fund the work of FSS now, multifamily owners can do so depending upon if you receive an award from HUD so there is some federal funding involved you also make it the housing provider that we work with this their own sources of funding that they used to pay compass with and then I'll put the bulk of our money that we do is philanthropic   Michael Hingson ** 34:35 Okay. It seems to me and I have to go look I know we've had a somebody else from campus elsewhere on unstoppable mindset, but it's been a long time so I'm gonna have to go back and look, but I know it was it was fascinating to hear what what compass did and and what all you guys are doing. So for you, though, having heard about your upbringing, and so on, and heard about how your life has evolved over time? What would you say your passion and areas of focus in your life is or are? So   Dwayne Keys ** 35:12 the role is where I'm really fulfilling is how do we help families rise up out of poverty, you know how to set one a panel discussion a few weeks ago, which was the witness that world with no poverty where people are not having to rely on this mindset of just pull yourself up from your bootstraps. But wait a minute, we're really giving people the financial education that they need. And I say that financial education, not financial literacy, because I can't stand someone thinking, you know, that we're the financial literacy, people are illiterate, they just may not have the education that you have in terms of this area of personal finance. But also having the assets, the cash, the capital to do what it is that you need to do, is very significant. I appreciate what I've seen some of my client experiences. In the last, particularly at the beginning of the pandemic, like that first year of the pandemic, I had two clients who were able to buy that house. So even in the issue of this, the scary situation of COVID have this uncertainty with the economics of what's happening with our country and all that was going on, I still have clients who are able to persevere who are able to move forward and achieve their goals of homeownership, or, you know, other goals, or just having the money to be able to survive and emergency. And it was also a unique time, because many some of my clients had to then pivot when they had lost their jobs temporarily. They use that time to think about should I go back to school? Should I you know, focus on being self employed? What does that look like in terms of starting my own business? So it definitely opened up opportunities for people to be creative, how do we still thrive and be able to accomplish our next steps in our goals, in spite of all the uncertainty that we're still facing that we still face today? But for me, too, as I said, it's who better to help you support you in this and navigating through these financial systems and the experiences that someone who grew up with it and also experienced it themselves? You know, I kind of joke, you know, joke here and there. But I was like, Who better to help people to death collection that someone who had a debt collection who had to endure that experience and go through it? Yeah,   Michael Hingson ** 37:25 you are very fortunate that you had a mother who helped you through it by requiring you to do the things that you did. And so and you also have obviously had to discover some things on your own as well. But you did that, which gives you the skills now to do what you're doing, which is teaching others? Yes,   Dwayne Keys ** 37:47 yes, absolutely. Absolutely.   Michael Hingson ** 37:51 Go ahead. Yep. So all right, go ahead. Go ahead. I   Dwayne Keys ** 37:55 was gonna say, you know, even at Compass, you know, there's been a lot more that I've had to learn, because even though that's what we do, you know, my current role, I've had to learn project management, program management B, what does it mean to run a nonprofit? You know, so there's been quite a number, quite an education I've continued to receive even there in terms of that arena, while at the same time, you know, following up with just making sure that we're providing the high quality financial coaching.   Michael Hingson ** 38:22 So you, you work with people who are probably coming to you with a lot of fear and uncertainty in their lives, right? Correct. Correct? How do you help them overcome fear? What do you do to help them overcome fear and not be so daunted if you will, or blinded by having all this fear in their lives? Because of all the things that have happened to them? Yeah,   Dwayne Keys ** 38:47 I mean, one of the the initial steps with all of our training is you have to build trust with the clients. And it's very hard, because you have to remember, they've experienced systems and organizations and peoples in the past, who may not have treated them well, or they may have not had a best experience. So really, establishing building that trust is key. The next step is understanding their journey, their story, what they what have they done, and also celebrating successes that they've achieved on their own, because we never want to disconnect or distort this, dismiss what someone has achieved. But it's also then having to get back to what is it that you want to accomplish, and when you want to do and, again, we're going to go at your pace. So I've had some clients that they come in, I know they want to buy their house, they know what they need to do they know what they need to work on. Great. We're gonna go with you on that. And then I've had some clients who will say, You know what, I actually don't know what I want to do. I want to start I further say, you know, I want to start my own business. I don't know what that is, okay, well, then we're going to go on this pathway, and then on at this pace, so that we can focus on that. And again, we're going to be flexible and adaptable. So if right now, there's a goal that you'd be focusing on but then something that's happened to you you got to prioritize The other thing that we prioritize that other thing I will say is that this is your journey, this is your financial coach. And this is not my journey, you know, my appointment, and I'm gonna tell you what you need to do, you set the tone of where we're going to focus on. And I'm here to make sure you have the information, the resources, and the support that you that you need to receive in this program. And I think one of the main key things I have been able to do is help people recognize their own successes, people may be just doing things because they needed to do it. Or they may experience a situation where they think it's a failure, when actuality is success, and what are the things which makes him so minor, but I think it's majors, clients work on building up an emergency fund, then they put away their savings, they reach that goal, and then next, an emergency happens. And then they have to use that money. And they're saying, I'm so depressed, because yeah, this happened with the car, this happened with this thing. And I had to use it. And I'm like, great, because that's what an emergency fund is for. That was exactly, so think about it. By using having that money, you didn't have to worry about using credit cards using credit using any type of predatory lending, you didn't have to borrow, you didn't have to do any of the things that would have gave you additional stress, you had the money right there. That's excellent. That's the goal that was accomplished, you accomplished your goal. So just thinking about those things about stuff, which people may feel as though that's not really a major accomplishment. And actually is when you think about how you're trying to achieve financial security and success in your life,   Michael Hingson ** 41:32 trying to bring some perspective back to people because they, they really don't necessarily see what really happened. I mean, you, you guided them, they did stuff. But until something happens that causes them, for example, to use that emergency fund. And then you have to remind them of what that means, then and only then do they really internalize what happened. Yeah, if you had to really give us one story, that was just a great success story, what would it be?   Dwayne Keys ** 42:04 One story was one of my clients who ended up she had saved I'm gonna say up to $30,000 in the program. But even up to that moment where she was completing the program, she still had doubts about if she was going to get that money. And we were she, she had been, you know, increasing our income had been saving. But her budget was becoming very challenged with affording both the rent increase, and the other bills because she also had a car payment. And she had gotten this car loan in order to be able to get to work. But it was causing this this great challenge in her budget. And so we just asked the question, it was like, you know, you're struggling with this payment, you're struggling with being able to meet other obligations, when it makes sense to take some of that money that you've already saved, pay off that car loan. And then by doing that, that helps you get, you know, you'd be able to meet all the obligations and get budget you're able to save on your own, you won't have to worry about that. That item being on your credit, you know, being an obligation, the more you own it outright, you can even maybe adjust your insurance rates, you have to worry about full coverage and save some money that way. What about that, and she was like, You know what, let's do that. And we have put the request in the check arrived two weeks later. And even when she's coming there, she's looking with the tears and running up her eyes because she's like, this is really she's I can't believe this is really happening. You know, because you hear about it, you talk about it, you say this is going to happen for her to actually see that that's happening, we're going to do that right now. And that's why it wasn't just it was one less thing she had to worry about. It was like, think about all the stuff she's not going to be able to do now that that goal, you know, being able to pay down that debt, pay off that debt entirely, not have to worry about that and have a car and her own right that she owns was the phenomenal. So just I always talk about like, even to that moment to see that, oh, this is this is really I'm really going to accomplish this goal, this is really going to happen, I'm really going to be able to say that I did this, that memory still stays in my mind, just but the reaction of you know, the opposite that very moment of the cheque being placed in your hand there was this disbelief that this is really a true real true program to actually exist and helps people. Yeah.   Michael Hingson ** 44:26 And they wouldn't have had access to those resources in any other way if you weren't there to advise them.   Dwayne Keys ** 44:32 Correct. Exactly. Exactly.   Michael Hingson ** 44:36 Well, you've been doing this now for quite a while. What do you see yourself doing in five years?   Dwayne Keys ** 44:43 So that you're singing about you know, as we've been talking about, what is the next pathway and I have put that out there? So I do see myself as an executive at Compass we have different levels. You have all staff obviously individual contributor manager level director level Which I'm at now. And I just says, I can see myself as an executive, you know, and I look at my own pathway. I'm like, you know, things could change. Compass has expanded. When I first started, the organization was 25 people. We're now at above 70. So you know, this growth money in the company, where I also see myself is that, as I said to you, you know, I've always done this volunteer work in terms of advocacy, special events, work, doing things with different nonprofits, and I've come to be a specialist when it came to like community engagement strategies when it comes to people of color, particularly in this part of Providence, just being a special advisor, facilitating meetings. And what I've done is I've been able to wrap up all those of the special projects and what I've done in terms of workshops and teaching, and things outside of campus, and to my own sole proprietorship, Deacy solution, which I've had in place since 2015. But really, this past year was really one in which I've done a number of projects. So just being like a business coach and a workshop instructor to participants who are looking to design, you know, set up their own design business and supporting them in terms of business developments, and how did you set up a business bank account and have you set up your own business to be able to, you know, launch as a business entity. That's been fulfilling, but a number of other projects have been doing. And then obviously, I aspire to hold elected office, I did run for state rep in 2018. And I will be pursuing running for our local city council races in 2026.   Michael Hingson ** 46:45 Oh, not till 2026. Every four   Dwayne Keys ** 46:49 years. So my counsel first and just read in one her third, third term in 2022. But she's term limited, the more currently I've been supporting her ever since she first ran in 2014. Definitely have been a, you know, great admirer of the work that she's done with our area. And in a way I want to be able to continue which he had started in our terms. So you know, it's been something we're we've been openly discussing, but I've been very firm to it. Yes, I am running in 2026. I do have my campaign account open, I do have things are in place. And as we get closer to that date, more TOCOM?   Michael Hingson ** 47:29 Well, I would only say the other side of that is that at least her term limits are causing her not to be able to run, then you won't be able to run against her, which is a good thing.   Dwayne Keys ** 47:38 Correct. You know,   Michael Hingson ** 47:41 good to have friends, you know? Yeah,   Dwayne Keys ** 47:43 yeah. I mean, people have asked that question, why don't you run? And I said, No, no, no, I made it very clear that I do support our incumbent, I definitely do admire her work and what she's done. And so no, I was not going to challenge her. But I said the moment she said that she was done, I'm running.   Michael Hingson ** 47:58 Well, that's fair. In a lot of ways. So what what issues are there in your surrounding community? And I guess I would say overall, for all of us, that we need to be a little bit more aware of things that you want listeners to know about that they ought to deal with.   Dwayne Keys ** 48:17 Yeah, I mean, this is also reflecting that up, you know, the last seven and a half years, I was the chairperson of the South Providence neighborhood association. So that was a nonprofit that was launched in 2015, when, you know, the council person had just gotten office. And there was the desire for us to have a group a body a place to come, where we can get information and talk as a community neighbors, you know, neighbors, what was going on the neighborhood, what's impacting us, and how do we move forward? In this experience, I will say there's a number of things that are going on. One has to deal with zoning and urban planning issues. You know, with Providence, we have huge issues when it comes to housing design. We have a situation where I like it, you know, I have to say this, I use just words. You still have segregation and redlining practices embedded in how we have housing development housing projects that are being done. We definitely have this issue of housing affordability, which is across the nation, but you know, it here in Providence, we have displacement that's happening where a lot of residents, you know, low to moderate income, primarily, black and brown residents have had to move out or move elsewhere. And because they haven't been able to afford the high cost of prices, you know, they're not able to the wages aren't keeping up with the prices of inflation and the housing costs of class in Providence, unlike some other cities, where they require housing developments to include units include price points for low to moderate income Up. in Providence, we're okay with people who want high luxury housing development just behind luxury development, know what the subsidies. So it's also creating these divisions in my view where we're not. We're not providing opportunity for families, individuals, those from different walks of life to be living in all parts of Providence, it's almost as if, oh, this price point, you only have this type of housing and this one part of the city or that part of the city, and it's perpetuating that. Another thing has to also deal with the issue of taxation, you know, Providence, we are a college town, but literally half of our properties or either owned by colleges and universities or by governments, because we are the capital city, or we're an island. So we've definitely had financial issues, when it comes to our pensions. When it comes to our viability, there was this huge major issue between what we call the pilot program payment and low taxes with the universities, colleges, universities, many residents and think that the universities are paying more than they should. And we do have a big hospital community in my part of the neighborhood in which there's been debates about that community not paying their share, and also fears that that hospital community will take more land in the neighborhood for their, their buildings, their parking lots. So there's a history of how do urban renewal eminent domain homes were take, you know, were bought, and people had to move out of the neighborhood for the expansion of the hospital community. And you have many residents will still talk about that today,   Michael Hingson ** 51:37 without any kinds of issues that you might be seeing or encountering regarding persons with disabilities, which is, you know, usually a large minority that people don't talk about.   Dwayne Keys ** 51:49 So one of the things that has already come up in terms of the city where I already said, I'm like, we are not ABA compliant, when it comes to our sidewalks, when it comes to people with wheelchairs, a major issue that happens and this is where we're talking about, you talk, think about something as simple as shoveling the sidewalks during the wintertime. And what I've seen, you've had people but in particularly those people who have mobility issues having to walk in the street, because that person or that company or organization did not shovel the sidewalk. So we have a public safety issue, which is every one that I find with people with disability disabilities, for those who have a mobility issue, that is a major crisis that is going on. And then the main thing also with Rhode Island, and particularly Providence, we have old housing stock. So there's a number of people who may again, because of mobility issues, they can't get to the third, second or third floor. So they are limited, but housing. So we have a number of people and actually one of my good friends, colleagues Titi Podesta, and she was like She's someone who has mobility issues, she was speaking about this, you know, there's housing, there's units, there's places that she can't go, because it's not accessible. So that is one thing that I definitely see here that you don't think about until it's time to have the activity or until it's time to do something and that person candidate get in and she made a good point. She was like, I bet you the majority of the folks if I was if you were to have an event or something that your house will not be able to come to your house? And I'm like, no, because I'm on the third floor, no elevator, no other way for you to get off to the third gift to me.   Michael Hingson ** 53:25 So yeah. How do you deal with that?   Dwayne Keys ** 53:27 So I mean, one of the things we have to do is we talk about infrastructure, we have to invest and we upgrade or design the housing a way that is accessible for people to be able to get into the dwellings. And then you also have to deal with this practice of preservation and look and feel and care, because we are an old historic New England town. Absolutely. And we to have nice gorgeous Victorian houses and everything else. And at the same time, we have this housing crisis, people need to use that space. How do you balance look and feel and character and uniqueness with this need of mobility of access?   Michael Hingson ** 54:12 Well, to go another direction, though, which in some senses ought to be a whole lot easier to address. So what about things like? Are the city websites accessible? What are you What is the city doing to make information readily available? website accessibility across the board and so on? Michael,   Dwayne Keys ** 54:29 the website accessibility, it's not even accessible to those who can say so we have a we have a whole issue,   Michael Hingson ** 54:37 good political answer, no information really works.   Dwayne Keys ** 54:42 So you have people who struggle to just get information in general from the city at times. And so we're, you know, so you bring up a very good point. It's not even at the forefront, not because it's not, it's not important. It's more of like we're just struggling to get the basics of everyone just know what's going on. Er yet.   Michael Hingson ** 55:01 One of the things that I talk about from time to time in speeches that I give as well, as I've mentioned a few times on this podcast is, when people talk about diversity, they never really talk about disabilities, because we're not part of the conversation, we're not part of the discussion. And that's what really needs to change until people recognize that diversity. If it's going to truly be diversity needs to include everyone, then that's not going to change. And so I oftentimes have discussions with people about inclusion as opposed to diversity because they say, Well, we're, we're working on being inclusive, but you're not inclusive, well, but we're partially inclusive, Nope, doesn't work. You either are inclusive, or you're not. And if you're inclusive, it's a mindset. And if you are inclusive, then you're going to be dealing with disabilities and so on. It's unfortunate that we're not there yet. As I said, we don't really make disabilities part of the conversation. But I know what you're saying about housing and so on, you know, my, my wife used to watch when she was alive, a lot of the shows on house building and all the people who come and renovate homes and all that sort of stuff, they would not invariably do anything, to think far enough ahead that if somebody had a house, and they were renovating it, that they might make it accessible for the next person who might buy that house. And so none of the people that really deal with all the house stuff on TV, deal with it, either. The only time it ever comes up is if you happen to have somebody in a wheelchair or whatever it is, it is unfortunate, we're not part of the conversation. Yeah,   Dwayne Keys ** 56:42 and I think that goes into this other piece, too, is equity when it comes to design and decision making. So when we're making the decision of what gets done, or how it gets done, or do we have everybody who needs to be included, not just in that conversation, but agreeing that this is the way that this is going to go. And that is very, that is lacking in many particular cases, I see it both not just in terms of like accessibility, but even with those who have a disability, who are also receiving public benefits, SSDI or SSI. In some cases, I have seen that where there's limitations when it's time to transition for them being able to go back to work and be able to earn a living, you see that limitation there in terms of you're limited to how many hours that notching it, how many hours how much you can earn in that particular time period. Yeah, if you can lose this benefit, you lose that benefit. And so that was one of the things to your point, when I first came to Compass, we had always up to that point at work with more public housing authority clients, who see almost all of them very rare that you came across someone who had a disability who was receiving one of those benefits. And when I came into, you know, compass, I encountered a number of people who enrolled, who had SSI SSDI benefits, particular SSI, who wanted to go back to work, but he had all these limitations and how he could save how they can earn. And lo and behold, even at Compass, I'm like, what do we do, and we had nothing in place. So I had to use my first two years are really just like researching developing content and information for us to put in place to support those clients. So even to your point, it wasn't intentional. But that never been considered a compass until it presented itself.   Michael Hingson ** 58:33 We still do not recognize it. Inclusion should be part of the cost of doing business and part of the cost of life, which is really the issue. But yeah, you're right, there are so many limitations on people who are receiving benefits, like SSI and SSDI. There's only so much that can be done. And Congress isn't really willing to change that. So it is unfortunate that it did it continues to happen. Yeah,   Dwayne Keys ** 59:01 I mean, even one of the blessings was the ABLE account, which was That was great. But you have to be aced what your disability had to have occurred on or before get 26 birth that right? I'm like, okay, so what happens if I'm 30 something years old? And it's something Oh, I can't use that. So still is excluding a segment of population who could benefit from that program? So   Michael Hingson ** 59:23 there's a lot of that, oh, it's an very unfortunate situation. And we're not. We're not anywhere near dealing with any of that yet. You also have your own little enterprise outside of campus, right?   Dwayne Keys ** 59:33 Yeah. So the key solution that you know, as I said, I've been doing a number of practical projects. I don't have any like formal business model. But what I in the past I've been asked to facilitate a meeting or lead a workshop or do this one on one, you know, business coaching. So there's a number of areas that I have outside of, of compass that I've worked on, like I said a lot of stuff in terms of just my expertise with planning A zoning committee engagement just thinks, you know, supporting Black and Brown business owners in terms of moving forward. And it was like, Well, why don't you start, you know, maybe doing that as a business. So long Behold, this past year, like I said, there's always every once in awhile, I will have a project where I was asked to do something, pieces, you know, you know, you know, some money, but nothing significant. This year, I had been sign up for a number of activities, as I said, like being a workshop, instructor, business coach, doing consistent, you know, activities, and I was like, Oh, this is gonna be different. And so I said, it's hypothetical, this is this is not going to be something I should file like, I should not, I should treat this as a business income that it is. And I had had the key solution already set up. And I was like, Okay, why don't you make this a regular thing? Why don't you put this out there that you do these activities at a price. And so that has been a whirlwind. But I've completed a catalyst Fellowship Program, which is a paid fellowship program to learn how to be a nonprofit consultant. There has been other particular things that I've done in terms of CES, like, there's one pro

Join Serge and Clarke and special guest Lauren Pountnay for this podcast about the Hunter Biden trial. Lauren is a rising senior at N.C. State. She is Clarke's intern/law clerk for the summer of 2024. Lauren and Clarke attended one day of the Hunter Biden trial in Delaware and are interviewed by Serge about the trial. If you follow this podcast, you may be surprised at Clarke's analysis but whether you listen to this podcast regularly or are a new listener, this is an interesting assessment of one of the nation's biggest trials.

On this episode of the Catholic Forum podcast, after a news update from The Dialog, we are all about St. Anthony of Padua Parish in the Little Italy section of Wilmington when Mr. Anthony Albence, Parish Trustee and fourth generation parishioner, is the guest. The historic church in Delaware's largest city is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, as well as the 70th anniversary of its high school for girls, Padua Academy and the the 50th anniversary of it's famous Italian Festival that takes place each June. You can see a video of Bob Krebs's interview with Anthony Albence on the Diocese of Wilmington's YouTube channel - YouTube.com/DioceseofWilm. 

This week, in Wilmington, Delaware, a local lawyer, with 3 girlfriends, and a wife, has a relationship with a woman, who ends up dumped in the ocean. When his strange sexual past comes up, suspicions fall on him, right away, but the lack of a body makes it hard to arrest him, until a family member comes forward with a wild story of throwing a body in the ocean. Will it be enough to convict?Along the way, we find out that Delaware once made most of the leather, that if you have a spouse, and 3 other girlfriends, you're begging for trouble, and that the last thing a person wants is for the sex life to be paraded in open court!!Hosted by James Pietragallo and Jimmie WhismanNew episodes every Thursday!Donate at: patreon.com/crimeinsports or go to paypal.com and use our email: crimeinsports@gmail.comGo to shutupandgivememurder.com for all things Small Town Murder & Crime In Sports!Follow us on...twitter.com/@murdersmallfacebook.com/smalltownpodinstagram.com/smalltownmurderAlso, check out James & Jimmie's other show, Crime In Sports! On Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Wondery, Wondery+, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Hello to you listening in Wilmington, Delaware!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Story Prompt Friday and your host, Diane Wyzga.I remember my mother taking me to our local library when I was a very little girl so I could apply for and receive my very own library card. To this day one of my most treasured possessions is my library card. Reading becomes us.    “To read means to borrow; to create out of one's reading is paying off one's debts.” [Charles Lillard, poet & historian]Story Prompt: What have you read? What have you borrowed? What have you created? What debts have you paid off? Write that story!  You're always invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, would you subscribe, share a 5-star rating + nice review on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time!Meanwhile, stop by my Quarter Moon Story Arts website to:✓ Check out What I Offer,✓ Arrange your free Story Start-up Session,✓ Opt In to my monthly NewsAudioLetter for bonus gift, valuable tips & techniques to enhance your story work, and✓ Stay current with Diane on LinkedIn.Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present Quarter Moon Story Arts. All rights reserved. 

Encuentra el equilibrio perfecto entre la acción y la conexión con tu ser. El constante hacer nos impide realmente hacer lo que importa. Tómate un momento para respirar, pensar, conectar con tu alma, con tu corazón, con tu energía femenina y priorizar tus acciones con intención, intuitivamente para que así puedas divertirte en este maravilloso camino llamado vida y manifestar tu plan divino en el aquí y el ahora. En este episodio te compartimos experiencias y diferentes maneras en las que puedes encontrar ese equilibrio tan necesario.  Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/ Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583. Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos! Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55  

El universo y los seres vivos, incluyéndonos los humanos, nos regimos por la energía que emana de nuestro ser. Los rituales nos ayudan a canalizar toda esa energía. En este episodio te compartimos qué son los rituales y cómo puedes utilizar toda la energía provechosa que estos aportan. Aquí te compartimos algunos para que los pruebes :) Ritual para recibir dinero

¡Descubre la verdadera belleza en ti! Vivir la aceptación de nuestra imagen corporal es un viaje de amor propio y autenticidad. Aquí tienes algunos consejos para abrazar tu cuerpo y sentirte bien contigo mismx: 1. Practica el autocuidado: Dedica tiempo a cuidar tu cuerpo de manera holística. Realiza actividades físicas que disfrutes y te hagan sentir bien. Mantén una alimentación balanceada que te proporcione los nutrientes necesarios. Recuerda que el objetivo principal es mantener la salud y el bienestar, no cumplir con estándares de belleza impuestos. 2. Elimina los estándares irreales: Enfócate en desafiar los estándares de belleza irreales que la sociedad impone. Comprende que la belleza es diversa y única en cada individuo. Celebra las diferencias y recuerda que lo importante es cómo te sientes contigo mismo, no cómo te vean los demás. 3. Cultiva una mentalidad positiva: Practica la gratitud y la afirmación personal. Reconoce las cualidades que amas de ti mismo más allá de la apariencia física. Enfócate en tus logros, habilidades y cualidades internas. Aprecia tu cuerpo por todo lo que te permite hacer y experimentar en la vida. 4. Rodéate de personas positivas: Busca un entorno que promueva la positividad corporal y el respeto mutuo. Rodéate de personas que valoren tu verdadera esencia y te apoyen en tu camino hacia la aceptación de tu imagen corporal. Evita las conversaciones y relaciones tóxicas que puedan socavar tu autoestima. 5. Cultiva tu propio estilo: Vístete de manera que te haga sentir cómodo y expreses tu personalidad. No tengas miedo de experimentar con la moda y encontrar tu propio estilo único. Recuerda que la moda está hecha para adaptarse a ti, no al revés. 6. Recuerda que la belleza es más que la apariencia física: La belleza radica en la autenticidad, la confianza y la felicidad interior. Enfócate en desarrollar tus talentos, pasiones y relaciones significativas. Cuando te sientas bien contigo mismo en todos los aspectos de tu vida, la aceptación de tu imagen corporal vendrá de forma natural. Si quieres escuchar el podcast de Marc David aquí te dejamos el enlace de youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKs1deZ9j7A Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina   Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/   Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583.   Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos!   Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55

Hay momentos de nuestras vidas que son súper dolorosos, que se sienten densos, lentos y tan confusos que no sabemos distinguir entre la oscuridad y la luz. A esos momentos tan dramáticos de la vida se los conoce como la noche oscura del alma. En este episodio te compartimos nuestras experiencias y lo que hemos aprendido para poder confiar en que después de tanta oscuridad volverá a salir la radiante luz de la esperanza. Escúchalo hasta el final porque este episodio no tiene desperdicio. Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/ Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583. Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos! Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55

Muchas veces podemos creer que nuestras vidas se desarrollan de manera totalmente independiente a la de nuestros ancestros pero, la realidad es que aunque no hayamos conocido ni vivido, o no sepamos o podamos recordar mucho de nuestro linaje ancestral, sus expriencias pasada siguen afectando nuestra vida y las generaciones por venir. En este episodio te platicamos un poco sobre el sistema generacional familiar y cómo puede estar afectando nuestra vida. También te hablamos de la importancia de sanar el árbol familiar. Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina   Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/   Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583.   Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos!   Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55

SER Madre y Artista de La Vida es un camino que solo se puede transitar a través de la fuerza y energía más grande que es la del Amor. Celebramos con todas las ganas a todas las mujeres madres que tengan o no su descendencia, porque la Mujer es madre por naturaleza ya que nutre a los demás independientemente que vengan de su vientre o no. Para celebrar

En este episodio les compartimos algunos de los segmentos favoritos de nuestros episodios para volver a disfrutarlos! Un poco de nuestras entrevistas de este año y otro poco de los temas relevantes que aquí les compartimos siempre con mucho amor. Síguenos en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/ Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583. Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos! Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55  

La carrera de la vida no es una competencia, es un regalo

Comedienne K-Mack is your Comedienne with the Big Heart who gets the Big Laughs. She is one of the most noted Clean Comics in the US who proudly represents Wilmington and New Castle, Delaware. K Mack was the 2nd place finalist in the 2023 Sinbad Southern California Inspirational Comedy Competition, and won "Comedienne of the Year" through Church Stars Network in 2019. She also performed on The Capital Jazz Festivals 2023 "SUPERCRUISE" from Puerto Rico on Royal Caribbean opening for Kirk Whalum & Bebe Winans, and has shared the stage with Michael Colyar in Washington DC at the Comedy Loft, and in Philadelphia at the MET Theatre, and Helium Comedy Club

This episode we are chatting with the Rev. Charles Cowen from Trinity Episcopal Parish in Wilmington DE and looking at "For truly I tell you, if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you." What is faith and how do we have it? You can connect with him on the churches facebook page and on Instagram @charleslane2002

En este episodio les compartimos la cealida conversación que hemos tenido con nuestra queridísima Laura Leos. Ella es la admisnistradora del grupo de Facebook Ventas latinas Delaware que cuenta con casi 65.000 miembros y dueña de La Central DE donde puedes encontrar recursos e información para la comunidad latina de Delaware.  Laura es un referente de superación y con sus logros nos inspira a seguir nuestros sueños sin olvidar nuestras raíces y que lo más importante es crecer apoyando a otros a hacerlo también. Ella es madre, esposa, hija y una mujer con una riquísima historia que nos comparte aquí en Dinamismo power. ¡Disfrútalo! Unete al grupo Ventas latinas Delaware https://www.facebook.com/groups/784477881573707 Sigue a Laura Leos https://www.facebook.com/deliciouspasteles Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/ Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583. Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos! Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55

¿Te ha pasado alguna vez que por más que quieres avanzar en alguna área de tu vida las cosas se estancan? Nosotros somos seres de energía y como tales, fluimos a través de ella. Cuando nuestros chakras están bloqueados la energía no fluye correctamente y eso corta el flujo óptimo para fluir creativamente. En este episodio te compartimos algunos ejemplos y te contamos cuáles son las herramientas que nosotras utilizamos para volver a circular nuestra energía de manera saludable.  Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/ Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583. Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos! Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55

Today we are taking you to Delaware with one of the first ever Cyber Stalking cases in the US. This (fairly) recent crime involves the Matusiewicz family's twisted, tangled, life and ends in the sorrowful death of Christine and her friend Beth. The killer might surprise you. The location will definitely surprise you. The ending is one we didn't see coming.Make sure your follow us on all the socials! We're on facebook, insta, youtube, and tiktok, @truecrimestateofmind . And twitter and snapchat @ truecrimestate. You can also email us with any of your suggestions or questions at truecrimestateofmind@gmail.com.

Ser optimistas y mantener la fe en momentos que somos retados, desafiados por las pruebas, es una habilidad que se recomienda desarrollar. Los momentos difíciles son los que nos permiten conectar con la fuente creadora ya que, cuando todo parece perdido es que logramos ver más allá de lo que en ese momento nos permitimos ver. En este episodio les compartimos lo importante que es sacar esa fuerza interna a través de la fe ya que eso es lo que nos permite mantenernos en pie y nos ayuda a transitar ese camino que sin la esperanza parecería nunca terminar.  Esperamos que este episodio te sea de utilidad y te invitamos a que nos compartas los temas que te gustaría que tratáramos en nuestro podcast :) Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/ Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583. Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos! Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55

Ya pasados unos meses desde nuestra resolución de año nuevo, es muy probable que las cosas empiecen a desvanecerse. Las metas que arrancamos super emocionados y enfocados pierden su ritmo y si nos descuidamos, podemos perder el entusiasmo y abandonarlo todo. En este episodio te compartimos algunas estrategias para que retomes tus actividades y puedas continuar con tus objetivos de manera existosa. Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/ Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583. Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos! Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55

Born in Chester Pa, reared in Wilmington De, Mark is a son ,servant ,friend and most honored to be the husband of a beautiful woman of God named Ashley and father to 3 children. A proud graduate of Lincoln University Of PA. Called into ministry at the tender age of 9, commissioned and ordained into pastoral ministry at the age of 23..Before Mark transitioning into full time pastoral ministry served faithfully as the worship leader for Nationally Acclaimed Gospel recording artist and pastor Tye Tribbett. Mark has had the privilege to share the stage and tour with numerous gospel and secular artist such as Patti LaBell , The Temptations , Vanessa Bell Armstrong , Donnie McClurklin, Mary Mary, Dorinda Clark Cole, Marvin Sapp, Kierra Sheard , Earnest Pugh, JJ Hariston, and a host of others. His latest single You are the King spent two weeks on the iTunes top 100 Christian charts charting at number 18 and made billboard most added radio charts 3 times. He has dedicated his life to traveling nationally and internationally preaching and teaching the gospel. Motivating people to be their best selves through Gods unconditional love. He along with his wife Ashley are the Overseers and founders of Freedom Nation Live a non denominational, multi generational apostolic network of church's . With a focus on, church planting eChurch experience and developing young pastors. As the CEO of The Freedom Empowerment Foundation a non profit organization his focus is on providing. counseling, mentorship and coaching to young men and families. Empowering them to overcome systemic and emotional barriers. For the past several years he has served as the host of the syndicated Mark Collier Radio Show on The Stellar Award Winning Reach Gospel Radio Connect with him today via Facebook , Instagram @theofficialmarkcollier Je Vaughn Show is a weekly talk show hosted by Dallas based Conversationalist JeVaughn. Je Vaughn Show specializes in introducing the audience to talented independent and experienced creatives. Segments on the show have include singing showcases, trivia contest, and advice for building and strengthening relationships. Je Vaughn Show guest have included Grammy Award winner CeCe Winans, Bishop J. Drew Sheard (presiding bishop of the Church of God in Christ), Industry Veterans Martha Munizzi, Jekalyn Carr, the Locketts, Mali Music, and Candy & Peaches West. In addition, Faith-based influencer Marquis Jelks, Gospel Guru, and other up and coming artist such as Naomi Raine (Maverick City Worship), Casey J (Fill Me Up), Tiffany Boone, and Jabari Johnson as well as Sunday best alum Latice Crawford, Jessica Reedy, and Maurice Griffin have also experienced an opportunity to be interviewed on Je Vaughn Show. Je Vaughn Show has been featured in many publications including ELEV8 Magazine and RYZE Magazine while earning honors for excellence for media and communication. Je Vaughn Show streams on Roku on the Vanta Black TV channel, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram. Past episodes will soon stream on Amazon, Samsung TV, and Spectrum TV. An audio podcast of the show appears on all podcast distribution channels including Apple, Spotify, and Google Podcast platforms. Je Vaughn Show is produced by JVM Productions and distributed by iDream Media. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/idream/message

Dejar ir o soltar es una de las cosas que a los seres humanos más nos reta. La mayoría de las veces nos quedamos en las historias que nos contamos, atascados en alguna etapa del duelo. Entender nuestras emociones y pasar por el duelo de manera saludable es vital, por eso confiamos que este episodio te apoyará en el camino amoroso de aprender a soltar esas pérdidas de familiares o mascotas que han fallecido de una forma consciente, usando algunas herramientas para que esa vivencia se haga más fluida y se pueda vivir las etapas incluyendo el dolor. El dolor no se puede evitar pero, con la consciencia más alineada al momento que se vive, se puede elegir salir del sufrimiento con más rapidez. Aquí te dejamos el link de la meditación consciente con Lili Daliessio. Despidiéndote de un ser amado que ya falleció. https://fb.watch/jfAAWUH9Ly/?mibextid=vtYzmG Poesía mencionada en el episodio https://www.facebook.com/reel/1201844544056606 Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/ Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583. Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos! Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55  

Olga Rentería es una comunicadora que dirige varios shows en Philatinos, una radio que sirve a la comunidad del sur de Philadelphia con sus diferentes programas, ya sea llevando las noticias, entreteniendo con buena música o acercando recursos y beneficios a la comunidad.  Celebrando el día internacional de la mujer tenemos con Olga una plática amena, interesante y llena de inspiración. Ella nos cuenta un poco de su historia y cómo llegó a rendirse a su llamado. Olga es mamá de 4 varones y una orgullosa abuela y tiene mucho por hacer en su comunidad. Sin lugar a dudas, una mujer digna de celebrar. Síguenos en Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dinamismopowerconlilievangelina Síguenos en Instagram: https://instagram.com/dinamismopower/ Este podcast está patrocinado por los mejores sponsors que son: Evangelina Sanchiz es lifecoach, autora y Artista y te invita a experimentar una transformación a través de su novela El secreto de las flores donde toca temas sobre las infidelidades, el rencor, la venganza y la importancia del perdón. Obtén tu copia aquí:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC9ZR7L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_27PPY9NZPVN6MGXK5G5G Lili Daliessio  Si estás lista para empezar o continuar tu propio camino amoroso de auto Sanación, auto conocimiento, Amor propio, conexión con tu energía femenina, auto manifestación y la manifestación de todos los sueños que tienen tu nombre, comunícate conmigo por WhatsApp al (+1) 610.800.6583. Los talleres amARTE son presenciales y si vives en el área de Wilmington Delaware te invitamos a participar todos los jueves a las 6 pm. Los talleres son totalmente gratuitos y tenemos cuidado de niños. La asociación hispanoamericana de Delaware está localizada al 1801 Lancaster ave. Wilmington DE 19805. ¡Te esperamos! Y si quieres escuchar el nuevo podcast de Evangelina Sanchiz, Amándome al desnudo, de mujer a mujer, aquí te dejamos el enlace: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZKzMM8QCaul1BcjjQ4ibv?si=70412e816a1b4f55 Puedes seguir a Olga  https://www.instagram.com/tv/CpRSszeoCV5/?igshid=OTA3YzJiYTA= Programa prenatal, postpartum y de padres de familia hasta un año de edad. Siempre tienen personas que hablan Español

Antes de decidir para y piensa porque esa decisión y acción determinarán los resultados que vas a tener. Usualmente el ser humano decide y hace todo en piloto automático usando su mente subconsciente que es el 95 % y desde ese sitio lo que co-creamos en nuestras vidas nos aleja de vivir en disfrute haciendo y teniendo todo lo que soñamos. Parar unos segundos y observar con amor

In the first hour of The Vince Coglianese Show, the NYT reports that Joe Biden wants to run his 2024 campaign from Wilmington DE and some staffers aren't interested in working from there. Donald Trump currently leads a poll over Joe Biden in a 2024 matchup. Illegal Mexican immigrants have been crossing the Canadian border as well.  Vince speaks with Margot Cleveland, Senior Legal Analyst at The Federalist about the Supreme Court hearing oral arguments in Gonzalez v Google, a lawsuit that argues tech companies should be legally liable for harmful content that their algorithms provide.  For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm.   To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We learned over the weekend that Joe Biden had even more classified documents at his personal home in Wilmington Delaware. We review the official statements from Biden's lawyers, the White House and Karine Jean-Pierre.#BidenCoverup #BidenDocs #KJPNew reports reveal the President's Chief-of-Staff Ron Klain is stepping down, to be replaced by Jeff Zients. Who is he and what as his position during the pandemic?#RonKlain #Klainiacs #FiredIs Karine Jean-Pierre the next to go? Fox News wonders how long she can last dancing around tough questions. Is Ian Sams, the President's spokesperson, auditioning to replace him?#KJP #IamSams #WhiteHouseDemocrats backpedal on the Biden Documents Scandal. We listen to Speaker Pelosi, Sen. Coons, Manchin and Durbin and their varying takes on their President.#Democrats #BidenDocs #Backpedal

He's John Paul Mac Isaac - the Wilmington Delaware computer repairman who had the unfortunate luck to cross paths with the degenerate son of the Incredible Husk we're pretending is President. Now he's telling his story while sincerely fearing for his safety. Former NFL coach and now TV commentator Tony Dungy gives the keynote address at the March For Life Rally Friday and Stigall thinks what he has to say will sound familiar to you if you listen to this podcast. Plus the disgusting attempt to politicize a shooting in California even though none of their predicted narratives came true. And this weekend's football matchups have Stigall on edge with two radio "hometowns" in the hunt for the big game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's headlines: 10 people were killed and 10 others injured over the course of two shooting incidents in Los Angeles on Saturday night. The FBI conducted a voluntary search of President Biden's Wilmington Delaware home on Friday, and found another 6 papers marked classified from his vice presidency. There's been pretty much no progress on raising the debt limit since last week, with the White House stating that they will not negotiate with House Republicans for spending cuts. Florida's Department of Education has rejected the curriculum for an Advanced Placement course covering African American Studies. Finally for today, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that the Federal Reserve is investigating Goldman Sachs's consumer business and whether it had appropriate safeguards. Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: NY Times: Live Updates: Officials Say Gunman Who Killed 10 in California Is Dead CBS: Justice Department investigators find 6 more items marked classified in search of Biden's Delaware home, attorney says The Hill: Manchin says he'll meet with McCarthy on ‘pathway forward' on debt ceiling NBC: The hostage McConnell sees as 'worth ransoming' NPR: Florida says AP class teaches critical race theory. Here's what's really in the course CNBC: Goldman Sachs slips on report that the Federal Reserve is investigating its Marcus business Host: Sami Sage Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage alongside Amanda Duberman and Bridget Schwartz Original Music and Editing by Brandon Lee Bjornson

Live from the no panic zone—I'm Steve Gruber—I am America's Voice— I am an America First kind of guy—BUT I am willing to call it as I see it every day—you may like that and you may not—BUT that's the way I roll—so lets get to it—   Here are three big things you need to know know right now--    ONE— The United States crackdown on Chinese companies using slave labor—is really putting a pinch on solar panel production—how shocking—   TWO— The purveyors of Covid Porn are still dealing in the only stock they have—FEAR—even though nobody is buying it anymore and some are admitting the death count may be over by 70%--   THREE— The globalists are assembled in Davos Switerland this week—as they discuss how to control your future—and how they will dictate that future to you—   They have plenty of ideas I can assure you but they rarely if ever think of you, or me. We really don't matter you see on the road to the World Economic Forum's New World Order and Utopia—   They have thought of everything—in fact from the genius of Ayn Rand distilled through the year 2112—I have this observation of those who are atop the pedestal—   We've taken care of everything the words you read the songs you sing, the pictures that give pleasure to your eyes—its one for all and all for one—we work together common sons—Never need to wonder how or why—   Yes, they stand there screaming at you for having a gas stove and an SUV—while they circumnavigate the globe in custom Gulfstream jets—screaming along at 35,000 feet—leaving a carbon footprint in one day—larger than most people will create in years just trying to make ends meet, feed their families and pay the rent—   Here is the bottom line—    They don't care what happens to you—or a few billion people like you—they will dine on Waygu Beef and Caviar from high atop their mountain villas while decrying you wanting to jump in your car and go for a Sunday drive—   The big disappointment in Davos this week however is the imploding White House—it is hard to usher in the New World Order they have designed when there is a totally inept, and senile old man rattling around in the West Wing—with no real concept of what is supposed to happen next—   I mean they must know by now that he is really screwing things up—and if it continues a barbarian like Donald Trump will likely bust down the gate again—in fact it could be Trump himself—giving the globalists their biggest nightmare of all—   Clearly Joe Biden is not in charge—BUT that is not the real problem now—the real problem is the revelation, or more accurately the multiple revelations now—that Joe Biden and his people have been dragging around classified—and Top Secret documents for more than 6 years—and nobody seems to know who may have had access to them—   This is putting the White House in both legal and political peril and whether or not they admit it—they damn well know it—   In fact the biggest bombshell yet went off on Monday—when the Old Man's handlers says they have not kept a record of who came and went from one of the places many of the documents were found, the garage in Wilmington Delaware where Joe keep his prized Chevrolet Corvette—   But we do know at least one person that has been in and out of that house and that garage on several occasions over the past 6 years—that is the President's drug addicted son Hunter—who also implicates dear old dad in several emails that were discovered after he could not remember where he's left his now infamous laptop—   So, now you have to ask who was with Hunter in and out of the house—did he have other folks snorting cocaine and smoking meth? Did he have a couple hookers stop in for sport? Did he give a ride around town? In the Corvette I mean!   Well, we don't know—because the Biden Team says they have no visitor log at all for the Presidents home since he took the oath of office—leaving up to everyone's imagination, who may have passed by a pile of Top Secret documents sitting on the floor of Joe's Garage—   At that has put the Democrat Media in a really tough spot—they want to cover for the Old Man—I mean they did the heavy lifting of getting him elected—and trust me—millions of Biden voters will remember if they were lied to and sold a bill of goods—   Let me give you an example of just how far off the rails the leftist cheerleaders are willing to go—   There is blood in the water—and let me tell you, Merrick Garland clearly has the basis to believe there is the potential that crimes were committed here—and those crimes whether intentional or not could lay bare all the other accusations of a Biden influence peddling scheme that reaches from here to Beijing and Moscow—   This is a White House in trouble—the only thing they keep repeating is that former President Donald Trump being in possession of classified documents is worse—which is simply not the case—afterall, his documents went to Mar-a-Lago and were under the protection of the Secret Service—while the former Vice President seems to have no idea where the documents were he had or who had access—  

"Tell it Early, Tell it All, Tell it Yourself." That is always the advice from crisis management expert Lanny Davis, who joins Michael to talk about the case of President Biden's classified documents, recently found in his home in Wilmington DE. Original air date 13 January 2023.

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Christmas special with Sukihana Destiny Lanette Henderson (born 15 November 1991), also known as Sukihana, is an American reality television personality, rapper, and actress. She rose to prominence as a main cast member on the VH1 reality series Love & Hip Hop: Miami. She has released one mixtape, titled Wolf Pussy. Sukihana was born and raised in Wilmington Delaware . She spent her formative years in creative art school, and was based in Atlanta, Georgia, before moving to Miami, Florida. She got her nickname from an Asian restaurant in the Christiana Mall, as someone joked she "tasted like Sukihana". Sukihana made her name as one of the stars on the third season of Love & Hip Hop: Miami, released in 2020. She made a cameo appearance in American rapper Cardi B's music video for her single "WAP", which was released on August 7, 2020. In September 2020, she released her debut mixtape Wolf Pussy. Sukihana - Wolf Pussy: https://soundcloud.com/sukihana/sets/wolf-pussy #sukihana #explorepage #viral #loveandhiphopmiami #suki #funkyfriday #funkyfridaywithcamnewton Follow Suki https://www.tiktok.com/@UC5J6x0-GltlWieTD4e9sN8Q https://www.instagram.com/sukihanagoat/?hl=en Follow Cam on Social Media! Twitter: https://twitter.com/CameronNewton/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cameron1newton Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CamJNewton2/ Executive Producer: Cam Newton, David Ricks Produced / Directed By: David Ricks https://www.instagram.com/david_ricksiii/ Production Manager: Ashe Kennedy Associate Producer: Briana Lawrence Camera: Joshua Dennard Vashon Revils Amani Billups Location Sound / Sound Mix and Master: Troy Hermes Production Assistant: Malik Production: Iconic Saga http://bit.ly/IconicSagaInstagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is for the ones who are always nice to everyone when they like someone or are dating. Liking people way too fast, doing the most and not thinking of yourself. Meet me in Wilmington De 8/31. Make sure you follow on Instagram @selfcarexchill and @thesoftestlife

Happy Friday Friends! Its time for the weekend! What is everyone up to? My next guest is another #bossbabe added to my tribe. I love my next guests energy. Please welcome VIP guest Alisa Rose! "I left a six-figure corporate job as a Global Investment Manager in 2011 and BET on myself as a full-time Entrepreneur and single mother of 2. I am currently the owner of a successful boutique fitness studio in Wilmington Delaware, Art Fitness and now launching a women's apparel brand Sisu Athletics, fall of 2022." To learn more or to follow head to the links below:https://www.facebook.com/SisuAthleticshttps://www.sisuathletics.comSupport for Label Free Podcast is brought to you by ​MANSCAPED™​, who is the best in men's below-the-waist grooming.  ​ @MANSCAPED offers precision-engineered tools for your family jewels. They obsess over their technology developments to provide you the best tools for your grooming experience. MANSCAPED is trusted by over 2 million men worldwide! We have an exclusive offer for my listeners - 20% off + free shipping with the code: LabelFree20 at   https://www.manscaped.com​ As always thank you for the support, to contact me directly follow the link below: https://www.labelfreepodcast.com​ Stay Healthy, Stay Ready- Deanna Marie Kuempel #ad​​ #sponsor​ #manscapedpod #manscapedpartner

Kathleen opens the show drinking a Mike's Pastry Cannoli Stout from Harpoon Brewery. She reviews her travels, including shows in Ridgefield CT, Wilmington DE, Santa Barbara CA, and Thousand Oaks CA as well as a weekend at Lake of the Ozarks fishing with her dad. “GOOD BAD FOOD”: In her quest for new and delicious not-so-nutritious junk food AND in continuing her search for the best Ranch, Kathleen samples Stonewall Kitchen's Bacon Ranch Dressing, which she absolutely loves. She then tastes Best Foods Spicy Mayonnaise, which she doesn't like because it has too much heat and not enough “tang.” She finishes off her tasting with Herr's Honey Sriracha Kettle Cooked chips, which she finds conflicting with the sweet aftertaste but thinks honey lovers will like them. QUEEN'S COURT: Kathleen shares her experience seeing Queen Stevie Nicks live at Red Rocks on May 11th. Queen Dolly has announced that she'll gracefully accept if voted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and has partnered with Taco Bell to create a TikTok musical about the Mexican Pizza menu item. UPDATES: Kathleen gives updates on Meghan Markle's animated series for Netflix, the Spirit Airlines merger with either Frontier or JetBlue, and the latest on Anna Delvey's deportation.IMMERSIVE DIGITAL CONCERTS ON THE RISE: As a follow-up to Episode 56, Kathleen reads about the upcoming ABBA avatar concert debut in London, entitled ABBA Voyage. The music industry has taken note of the success of this production, and other “Immersive” concepts such as the Immersive Van Gogh exhibit, and are looking to expand concert productions in this manner. Kathleen then reviews her latest Immersive experience, which was the Immersive Frida Kahlo exhibit in Los Angeles. “HOLY SHIT THEY FOUND IT”: Kathleen is amazed to read about the discovery of a Norwegian sandal from the Iron Age in Norway's Horse Ice Patch, and a 2,000-year-old marble sculpture of a Roman bust in an Austin Goodwill. THE OLDEST NUN IN THE WORLD: Kathleen reads an article announcing that French nun Sister Andre has been anointed as the oldest nun in the world at the age of 118 years.THE END OF THE ALABAMA PRISON BREAK: Kathleen was slightly obsessed with the activities of the Alabama fugitives on the run after Vicky White helped convicted murderer Casey White escape from prison. She offers her thoughts on motives, etc., and is saddened to read the final details of how the two were captured by Indiana authorities. QANTAS ANNOUNCES 20-HOUR FLIGHT LAUNCH: Kathleen reads a news release from Qantas Airlines who have announced that they are including direct flights from Sydney to London and NYC in their pending 2025 schedule. Each flight will take approx. 20 hours, making them the world's longest passenger flights. JUMPING WORMS CONCERN SCIENTISTS: Kathleen is horrified to read an article about the introduction of a new species of jumping worms, called amynthas worms. Originally from East Asia, they have made their way to the US and are becoming a problem to the NE ecosystem. BORIS BECKER FAULTS ON TAX PAYMENTS: Kathleen reads an article advising that former tennis star Boris Becker has been found guilty and jailed after his attempt to hide millions after his 2017 bankruptcy filing. “DEAD” WOMAN BANGS ON COFFIN DURING HER OWN FUNERAL: Kathleen reads an article from Peru where a woman who was declared “dead” after a fatal car accident actually banged on her coffin lid during her funeral to alert her family that she was in fact still alive. WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK: Kathleen recommends that all Termites watch the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs (and please cheer for her Blues if you don't have a team ☺)SEE KATHLEEN LIVE: See Kathleen live on her “Do You Have Any Ranch?” Tour. Tickets available at kathleenmadigan.com/tour See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.