Join me Sunday morning 5/1/22 9 AM -11 AM EST for Inspiration for the Nation Syracuse Police Chief Joe Cecile shares his plan and vision for the city; it’s a Mother’s Day jam with Indaria Jones and Ready entertainment; There are money moves you need to know with Vicki Brackens; and looking to train the next generation of black male teachers with Vincent Cobb II and Saundra Reed. Join me Sunday morning 9 AM to 11 A ET on Power620 and the iHeart radio app.
Today on Inspiration for the Nation 9AM ET
Stand Up! resilient women of faith share their stories and their redemption; plus we meet the Director of the Syracuse Mayor’s office to Reduce Gun Violence; and we check your money join me Sunday morning from 9AM-11:00AM ET for Inspiration for the Nation on Power 620 and the iHeartRadio app.
I am in inspired today. Hope your day is overflowing with joy love and abundance. If it isn’t remember that this too shall pass.
Join me Sunday Morning 9AM-11AM ET Power620 and the IHeartRadio app with guests:
Joseph Edwards on Omega Psi Phi celebrating 100 years on the Syracuse University campus; Azariah Yemma and what Black promoters face in the Cuse; Syracuse Police Officer Brandon Hanks plus Vicki Brackens has great money tips. Don’t miss it!
Kappa Chapter Centennial Celebration tickets:
Kappa Chapter Centennial Banquet:
https://ticketstripe.com/events/1027695
Kappa Chapter Friday Night Keeping It 100 Party
https://ticketstripe.com/tickets/20737
Joseph L. Edwards performance of “FLY”
Link for General Public Shows April 21st, 22nd, & 23rd:
This Week on Inspiration for the NationAttorney Joe Heath discuses the Showtime documentary of the 1971 Attica uprising; Former NFL player Wade Davis discusses the “Mask of Masculinity”; Tai Shaw shares his work with new Americans and refugees plus Vicki Brackens has your money tips. Inspiration for the Nation celebrates people we feel good about Sunday morning 3/27 at 9AM-11AM ET on Power620 and the IHeartRadio app.
Today hundreds of people of all gender identities marched through downtown Syracuse in support of ending gender based violence. I am proud to have represented the Vera House, Inc. team but also my brothers the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. Chi Pi Chapter. We are grateful for a community that made a commitment in words that there is no excuse for abuse. Now we just have to do it. I am also proud of the young men from PSLA at Fowler and Nottingham who made commitments to be accountable to one another on the journey redefining masculinity. As we marched through downtown chanting no excuse for abuse, there was an energy that a least for today validated the feelings of survivors. Special thanks to Major League and the Major League Baseball Players Association for their funding support of the youth activity. Thank you honorary co-chairs Andrew Donovan and Frankie Jupiter.
