The Brother Marcus Show in partnership with the Hip Hop Grows Up Organization

On Sunday June 20, 2008 Brother Marcus continued his collaboration with the Hip Hop Grows Up Organization. Brother Marcus along with HHGU, Inc. founders, Ms. Cece Morris and Ms. Talia Ashley discussed the alliance that the HIP HOP GROWS UP, Inc. organization had with Vincent A. Hunt and the SAPIEN HARBOR organization. We also had the pleasure of speaking with Mr. Bruce George. Mr. George is the Co-Founder of the Def Poetry Jam! We also discussed the The iPOSITIVE MOVEMENT and The CHANGE EXPERIENCE." Ms. Ashley revealed what they meant by changing blood types and why we needed the 'Change Experience'? This was a very powerful show, please listen in. More information on the guests: Mr. Vincent A. Hunt founded SAPIEN HARBOR. Mr. Hunt has been accurately described as a visionary and a social entrepreneur. In preparation for our show Mr. Hunt expressed, "Sapien Harbor is an agency dedicated to the Science of Change and Human Advancement.  We understand the power of creativity, innovation, social media, and the networks that drive it all.  Uniquely enough - we also understand that challenges that many of today's Change Agents face when given a cause to stand up for - so we take over 13 years of marketplace intelligence, a strong understanding of social media and the networks behind it - and work for the women and men who have decided to make a difference in the world we live, work, and play within.  We are an authentic Change Experience Agency." Please take a moment to become further acquainted with the work of SAPIEN HARBOR online at http://www.sapienharbor.com. Mr. Bruce George is the Co-Founder of the Def Poetry Jam! In preparing for the show he stated, "I'm a writer, poet, visionary, entrepreneur, active-activist, Socialist, proud father/grandfather etc. You may know me as the Co-Founder of Def Poetry Jam and the Founder of The Bandana Republic. I come out of gang culture so I know about it first hand. As a result I have been committed to getting our brot