This week Joe and Patrick interviewed Mrs. Kristin Jackson. Mrs. Jackson is a former Social Worker with a specialty in Adoption and Social and Emotional Learning. A mother of 3 children, 2 of whom were adopted, she also runs a Home School Co-opt in the Charlotte, North Carolina area focused on Literacy for Black Children of all ages and has children in her program from Elementary School to High School. She still advocates for and actively teaches Social and Emotional Learning in various programs throughout the city.
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Happy Black History Month!! In this episode of the Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joseph and Patrick discuss the continued alleged cheating of Tallahassee's Pastor O. Jermaine Simmons. A video surfaces with Dr. William Pepper discussing how Dr. Martin Luther King Jr really died. Donald Trump's spiritual adviser tells people to give her their "first fruit" money or God will punish them. Lastly, Jussie Smollett was attacked by some idiots and now some are questioning his story. Tune in to hear their thoughts on the stories mentioned.
This week Joe and Pat had another social discussion. This time looking at a nurse that raped a coma patient and got her pregnant, a school that strip searched students, and the democratic senator Kamala Harris and her presidential bid. Tune in and let us know what you think of these topics.
This week on the Freedom Train Podcast series, Joseph and Patrick give their take on the following topics. The US government approved the arrival of thousands of child brides from 2007 till 2017. What was the process used to approve these brides and how does this contribute to child sexual violence? US soldiers were caught attempting to smuggle $1 Million is cocaine using a military air plane. Lastly, Priest David Poulson get 14 years for his continued sexual assault of young boys over a number of decades. Of course you know Pat and Joe will be giving their absolutely honest opinions of the topics discussed. Tune in to check it out!!
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This week on the Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joseph ans Patrick talk about the Black Panther movie being snubbed at the Golden Globe Awards. Should black people care what the Golden Globes thinks of the Black Panther movie? Florida courts rule that police are now able to invoke the "stand your ground" law to protect themselves from perceived threats. Should trained police officers be able to use the stand your ground law? Lastly, China is very active in buying up land, resources and corporations in Africa for a while. Do these deals hurt the various African nations in the long run? Should the African people trust the Chinese? Are the Chinese colonizing Africa using their own methods? Tune in to hear our thoughts!!
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During this show Joe and Pat (apologizes for the sound quality) start off with a moment of silence for Jazmyne Barnes before they move into several major topics and their regular tangents. The teen in Florida that has had her SAT scores invalidated because she improved her score too much, the young lady (also in Florida) that was attacked while at work, and of course R Kelly (again) are all on the discussion board. Tune in to hear what we think, and let us know what you think!
Happy New Year from the Freedom Train Podcast Series!!! In this episode Joseph and Patrick welcomed special guest Professor Carl Tone Jones and Tammie Houston-Irvin to the podcast. They covered the latest government shutdown and reviewed their favorite podcast of 2018. They also gave a big thank you to all of the guest who joined the podcast during 2018. This year was a big year as far as growth for the Freedom Train Podcast Series and the Freedom Train Network. We are proud of the strides we have made and we truly thank all of the people who support what we do. Have a happy, healthy, loving and prosperous 2019.
Joe and Pat get together to talk about new happenings in the world. Namely, the Maria Butina guilty plea, a rapist that gets off with probation, and the prison reform legislation that just passed. Tune in to hear what we think, and be sure to tell us what you think.
Joseph Ward & Pat come together for another social discussion. This time they are talking about Cyntoia Brown, a young woman that committed a crime as a teenager and that is going to be in jail until she is in her 60s. Right now, there is a fight for clemency for Cyntoia but Joseph & Pat do what they can to provide some information and broaden the discussion to more than Cyntoia. The second part of the discussion focuses on Gandhi. There was a new book released recently about Gandhi revealing some questionable aspects of his worldviews. Joe & Pat dig into those revelations and the image of Gandhi.
In this episode of the Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joseph and Patrick welcomed their special guest Erica and Dominique on the show. The four had a hearty discussion about the following topics. Is it okay for a wife to not allow her husband to bathe, dress and be alone with their daughter because of past traumas? Does the wife's mistrust help or hurt the couples relationship? The culture of "Pick Me" was at an all-time high in 2018. What is "Pick Me" culture and do the women engage in the culture actually end up in real relationships? If a husband was in the unfortunate situation of choosing to save the life of his wife or child which will he choose? Lastly, the HIV rates in the city of Atlanta are constantly rising and it has reached the rate of an epidemic according to the CDC. What can black America do now to help decrease the rates of new HIV infections within black America? Tune in to hear our thoughts about the topics!!
In this episode of The Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joseph and Patrick give you part two of their breakdown of climate change via the 4th National Climate Assessment. Global warming is real, carbon dioxide levels and green house gasses are increasing within our environment. We are in a unique position to either help or further hurt our planet. The world we live in is not conducive to helping the planet improve its health. Either we act now or leave our grandchildren a dying planet. Studies and reports have been produced for decades explaining the harm we are doing to the planet. Both Joseph and Patrick do their best to further explain how our planet is suffering and things we can do to help stop the increase of carbon dioxide, green house gasses, increased rainfall, flooding, drought, forest fires, etc. Tune in to learn more!!!
2018 featured a slew of reports from various organizations and government agencies on climate change. The most recent one was released last Friday by the US government and it goes in the same direction as all the others despite the US President's disbelief. We haven't had an in-depth conversation on climate change, the next 2 weeks will remedy that. Tune in to hear our thoughts and comment to let us know yours.
Throughout the world leaders emerge who have the ability to galvanize masses of people behind and idea or through an emotional attachment. Those leaders have the option to lead with integrity or mislead their followers (fans). On the other side of the coin, those who decide to follow any particular leader have a responsibility to hold themselves and their leader accountable for their actions. If bad leaders are able to operate in a manner that is harmful to their followers with no consequence, the followers will not become empowered and can become a slave to destructive behavior. In this episode of the Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joseph and Patrick discuss bad leaders and the mindless people who follow them. Why do people have a need to become followers? Why aren't bad leaders held accountable for their bad choices? How can people grow if they continue to blindly follow bad leaders? Tune in to hear this discussion; it's a good one.
Mid-Term Election Results: Florida & Georgia Governors Race Recounts, and Voters vs. Non-Voters11/14/2018 
In this episode of The Freedom Train Podcast series, Joseph and Patrick discuss the results of the 2018 mid-term elections. The Democrats took control of the House while the Republicans maintained control of the Senate. The three black candidates running for Governor ( Stacey Abrams, Andrew Gillum, Ben Jealous) ran great campaigns but either lost or are currently waiting for the results of the votes being recounted. Black America found something new to help further divide us; the new beef is "Hoteps" vs. "Voteps", or voters vs. non-voters. A county in Texas voted in 17 black women within the local judicial system. We also discussed the results of the local elections in Tallahassee, Fl and Charlotte, North Carolina. How does the results of these elections positively impact the black community? Tune in to hear our thoughts!!!
On this episode of The Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joseph and Patrick interviewed Mr. Willie Moody Jr., the owner of Advanced Cutz N Shavz in Tallahassee, FL.
To Contact Willie for a haircut call 850-558-5010.
On this episode of the Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joseph and Patrick
discuss the horrible Pittsburgh Shooting by Robert Bowers, the Florida mail bombing terrorist Cesar Sayoc who targeted Democrats and Trump critics with pipe bombs in the mail. Lastly, we discussed the three black candidates running for Governor Andrew Gillum, Stacey Abrams and Ben Jealous. Will the three candidates win? Is the our community prepared to become organized? When will we make civics education important within our community? We discussed all these topics and a bit more. Tune in!!!
Alicia Hall is the founder of Chozen Entertainment, Inc. As founder and president, Alicia stands firm on the company's values of compassion, integrity, authenticity & achievement. Creating content that inspires, motivates and encourages is Alicia's goal on her journey to become one of the leading entertainment companies. Alicia is an entrepreneur, author, screenwriter, a script developer and consultant.
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Social Discussion Time! On this episode of the Freedom Train Podcast Series, we get into a variety of topics. The confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh, the craziness of Kanye West, and the conviction of Bill Cosby along with other connected topics such as rape culture and politics. Tune in for a great discussion and let us know your thoughts on the subject.
Alexandria Washington is an award-winning health advocate located in Tallahassee, FL. She holds a Bachelor degree in Health Science and a Master degree in Public Health from Florida A&M University. She is the CEO of Change The Narrative, LLC a boutique health education and advocacy company. Her work has been featured in Tallahassee Democrat, Journey Magazine, Black Matter US, Capital Outlook and Orlando Advocate amongst others. An engaging facilitator, Alexandria has delivered speeches on politics in health, becoming an advocate, creating generational health and specific health topics. When not presenting, Alexandria is dedicated to community service and serves as the United State of Women Ambassador for Tallahassee, Alumni Council for Young People For, New Leaders Council Tallahassee Executive Board, and American Cancer Society Young Professionals Board. Her dedication to community service and advocacy has resulted in Alexandria being named one of Tallahassee’s 25 Women You Need to Know.
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 Samori Swygert, a renaissance man of the times. He was born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, New York. A jack of many trades and master of some. A self-described man of many passions. A graduate of Hampton University with a bachelor in Biology (2001), continuing at Hampton, he received his Master’s in Medical Science (2003), he furthered his education at Howard University where he graduated with a Doctor of Pharmacy (2007). Currently and professionally, he’s a practicing intensive care unit pharmacist. Outside of the practice of pharmacy is where he truly flexes his mental muscles. The last year of his pharmacy school, Samori published a book of poetry entitled: Black I/Eye on America. This book of poetry addresses many of the social injustices, double standard disparities between class and race, and an introspective tour of his universe. Dr. Swygert is also regular radio show host on the Source Radio Network, his show is called the Pendulum, and it airs every Wednesday at 8pm. Samori released a #1 Best Selling album under the quiet storm category on Amazon in 2015. The album is entitled: P.O.R.N. (Poetry. Oration. Rhythm. Narratives.). This album is a breath of fresh air, some say that it’s the 21st century Love Jones Soundtrack. This album is created with all original music, with real instrumentation. The production was done with an intercollegiate production team from Hampton, Norfolk State, and Howard University. Dr. Swygert has also produced an audiobook entitled: Speak On IT, Mandatory Conversations for Black America. Samori has been a regular blogger and contributor for Dr. Boyce Watkins Your Black World and Financial Juneteenth for 4 years. His current project is a documentary film series entitled, Black AND Woman, and this addresses many of the cultural, social, professional, political, economic, and historical injustices and hurdles that Black Women have had and continue to endure despite new achievements in the 21st Century. To learn more about the Black And Woman documentary series and to support click the button below.
Sherrel Sampson is the Founder & CEO of Canviiy. Prior to founding Canviiy, Sherrel led teams as a Director of Marketing Strategy developing omnichannel activations for over a decade in the verticals of personal care, grocery retail, consumer healthcare (OTC), and enterprise software. Sherrel holds an MS in Integrated Marketing Communications from West Virginia University and a BA in Marketing from Stetson University.
Canviiy is an innovative, fast growing organic-based health & beauty brand, most notable for its revolutionary organic-based itch-calming scalp serum, ScalpBliss. Canviiy has partnerships with Moffitt Cancer Center, USF Health & Tampa International Airport with a growing domestic and internationally customer base. Canviiy has been featured by renowned media outlets including Yahoo Beauty, POPSUGAR, ESSENCE, Black Enterprise and was named a semi-finalist in the HSN/Good Housekeeping Entrepreneurs’ Competition. Canviiy’s products are available in over 70 retail stores including Target Stores.
This week we had a social discussion on the show. Tune in to listen to us talk about the Serena & Osaka situation, the supreme court and Brett Kavanaugh, the latest incident of a cop killing a Black Person inside their home, and Black People and Politics. It's a good show with a lot to digest.
Let us know what you think about the topics in the comments below.
Da’juh Sawyer is a proud native of Saint Petersburg, FL. In 2014, she graduated from Gibbs High School. Very active on campus during her tenure, Miss Sawyer was the Student Government Association President. Passionate about the community in which she lived in, Da’juh was an active public servant In the Saint Petersburg community. Miss Sawyer was a tutor/ mentor at the Precious Angle Preschool, volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House, and has host college 101 seminars at Barlett Park recreation Center, Gibbs High School, and the Royal Theater. Da’juh graduated from the School of Business & Industry with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at Florida A&M University. She served as the Vice President of the Student Government Association. In her spare time Da’juh enjoys speaking to younger adults about the importance of education, registering to vote, self -confidence, and college opportunities. Her favorite quote is, “What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.” The Make It Out Foundation, Inc. Founded November 29, 2017
The mission of the Make It Out Foundation is to present scholarships to students that are incoming freshmen, graduate level students and transfer students, from the St. Petersburg area who demonstrate academic success and intend on pursuing a post-secondary education at Florida A&M University. The funds presented will be used for the necessities that come along with the college experience. Our vision is to enhance the recruitment of students from the St. Petersburg area to attend Florida A&M University. Social media Instagram @makeitoutfoundation Facebook @themakeitoutfoundation Twitter @make_foundation Email: makeitoutfoundation@gmail.com Here's how to contribute:
There are times in life that we are rocked to our core. My calling in life is to help people when they feel stuck in situations. Using the therapeutic relationship to give individuals, couples, and families the coping mechanisms needed to move forward in their lives and functioning. Restoring the peace of individuals is so important to me, and I take pride in using therapy to help do that. There is no one size fits all model of therapy; however Cognitive Behavioral Therapy has worked well with the short term clients that I have had most frequently. Assisting individuals with disabilities adjust to and create their new normal, is also an area of specialty that I love. I provide therapy as well as premarital preparation courses and rehabilitation counseling.
My educational background includes a MS in Rehabilitation Counseling from Thomas University as well as being a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. I have a BS in Psychology from the Florida State University.
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