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1/11/2010 5:51 PM UTC
Love the show. Almost every episode. Michele, you better not ever be sick again.
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12/7/2009 9:53 PM UTC
Good show Rip. I need to put you in touch with a friend who owns AwareTalkRadio. This show would be perfect on their channel. Great start!
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12/7/2009 2:04 AM UTC
Enjoyed this broadcast...particularly the topic of the war
F.T.S.R.
12/7/2009 1:07 AM UTC
Stupid! Why would he leave a record of his indescretion?
12/7/2009 1:00 AM UTC
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Freedom through Speech Radio (F.T.S.R) is a bi-weekly program dedicated to allowing anyone and everyone to have a voice through contributing to the discussion surrounding various timely and pertinent issues. Hosted by noted bloggers Patrick Phillips (RiPPa) and Fungke Blak Chik, and academic and community activist Max Reddick, you can always expect lively conversation that entertains even as it enlightens.
Date / Time: 3/15/2010 1:00 AM UTC
Category: Blogs
African American history has always fascinated and inspired me. The African American history narrative tells the story of a group of people overcoming against all odds. However, if we examine African American history closely, we find it to be comprised of millions upon millions of smaller individual narratives, narratives of people who have overcome various obstacles—to include poverty, severe illness, drug abuse, promiscuity, and a myriad other negatives—to find happiness, to find success, to find wholeness. This show features several individuals with engaging narratives of “how they got over,” of how, when facing seemingly insurmountable odds, they managed to persevere and prevail. Listen in as Nicole McLean of My Fabulous Boobies, Nina Brewton of Be Inspired, and Michael Staff of My II Sense shared their compelling narratives with you and be inspired.
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