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    Reporters Roundtable with Cheryl Smith

    Today we're celebrating Memorial Day, but it's also Elusive Ladies Day because on May 26,1978 the ladies were running things at Florida A&M University.

    After the opening, Jasmine gave us a news update. Bilal is in Atlanta with his family and Andrew is enjoying his family so there was no health update or sports info.
    Ty was in the studio and he sang happy birthday to his grandmother, Brenda Epperson and he told the world that she was 53 today!

    I mentioned that DISD trustee Carla Ranger was having issues with her employer, Dallas County Community College District.

    Shane Hefner presented me with a Black Business Directory and it can be picked up by checking out www.goblackbusiness.com.

    There are a lot of things going on and next week there will be a fundraiser for Paul Quinn College at the African American Museum on May 31 at 4p.m.  You can call 214-379-5515 to get a vendor booth.

    Last week, I was live at the Original South Dallas Cafe in Sunny South Dallas and later in the week I had lunch with Reginald of  Already Gear at the Camp Wisdom location.  Already Gear specializes in printed items and Reginald can be reached at 214-537-4551.

    The Southern University Alumni Association's Bayou Bash is coming up so I did a call out to "Bonafide" alumni members to share the information, but no one called in with the information.
    I also did a call out to "Bonafide" Paul Quinn alums to talk about the fundraiser - again no callers and to members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.

    Former Dallas NAACP branch president Casey Thomas called in to talk about Trustee Ranger and a meeting that was held at St. Luke "Community" United Methodist Church and Ms. Ranger addressed the group.  I mentioned that Gordon Jackson of the Dallas Weekly spoke with Chancellor Wright Lassiter and was informed that Ms. Ranger was offered another position.  According to Casey, the position was 2 grades lower than the one she was being removed from.  Casey thanked St. Luke Pastor Tyrone Gordon for his support and Brenda Fields and Joyce Foreman for their leadership in pulling the meeting together.  He said funds are being raised and already there was a total of $1100.  You can send checks for Ms. Ranger to St. Luke.

    My guest for the show was Mickey Rayford.  Since she was 18 months old she has been in the foster care system, spending the majority of her years in Buckner Children's Home. Earlier this month she graduated from Texas Woman's University with a degree in government and now she is looking for a job.

    Mickey will be with author Antoine Fisher on May 5 at the Anatole Hotel for the Attorneys Serving the Community luncheon benefiting Wednesday's Child Benefit Corporation. You can get tickets by calling 972-231-1433.

    Throughout the show, we played music from the 1970s, in honor of the Elusive Ladies.  My playlist included:

    The Sun is Here by Sun
    Elusive Lady by the Pockets
    Hamilton Bohannon's Let's Start the Dance
    Be For Real by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes
    We Both Deserve Each Others Love by LTD (that might be from the 80s)
    I'll Be Sweeter by the Ojays
    She used to be my girl by the Ojays

    Shout outs:

    -The Elusive Ladies
    -Brenda Epperson - Happy Birthday!


    That's all for this week.

    Until next time -

    Whatever you do,

    Don't Believe the Hype!

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    Reporters Roundtable with Cheryl Smith

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    Reporters Roundtable live from the ORIGINAL South Dallas Cafe

    It's Graduation/Commencement time!  The Honorable Ambassador Ron Kirk gave the address at UTA, Rev. Frederick D. Haynes III at Southern University, Tavis Smiley at Langston University and Dick Gregory at CUNY, and also at a school in Philadelphia later today.

    The Show, live from the ORIGINAL South Dallas Cafe, opened with Jasmine with News and Bilal with our healthy tips!

    We are also giving out tickets to Ledesi, a movie screening--Dance Flick and a Dallas Theater Center Play--Sarah Plain and Tall.

    Teresa Gilbert, of Drop Down 3 Sizes was on hand to talk about the product, the health benefits and how the garments are actually providing instant gratification, BUT she encourages you to get some exercise in, to help lose weight.  You can reach Teresa at www.dropdown3sizes.com.  Just tell her you want to look like me!!!

    Next Marva Sneed of United Credit Education Service, also a return guest , talked about restoring your credit and increasing your credit score.  We also talked about how students are getting into debt and graduating with bad credit.  Tenay from UTA said she has credit  issues, Kevin is a recent graduate of Paul Quinn College and he said his credit is BAD, and Ty is in high school so his credit better be great!  One caller, Gary, wanted to know about Dave Ramsey's way of fixing your credit. 
    Marva says she can help turn your credit around, just give her a call at 214-796-6787.

    Next Tonya English, Community Care Centers, talked about her position working with extended care facilities.  Tonya said that nursing homes aren't just for the elderly.  Sure you have the residents who have Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, but you also have young people who were in accidents or were victims of crimes and are unable to take care of themselves.  Care is costly too, she said, adding that daily charges start at around $300 and continue to escalate.  I told her about my visit to Brentwood Healthcare, where they celebrated National Nursing Home Week and honored 6 residents between the ages of 100 and 106. The event features the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders and the Skyline High School Marching Band. Tonya can be reached at 214-714-4440.


    SHOUT OUTS:

    -  Happy Birthday to these residents of the Brentwood Healthcare facility at Buckner and Scyene Circle.
        -Ms. Allie M. Davis  100
        -Ms. Cornelius Montgomery  104
        -Ms. Marie Duke  100
        -Ms. Annie Laurie Taylor   102
        -Ms. Viola D. Page   102
        -Ms. Guadalupe G. Cortez  106


    -Condolences to the family of Joe Bagby.  services were held for him on Saturday.

    -There's a 70s Party at J' Pepes on I-35, every Sunday night, See Caprice.

    -Congratulations to ATTY. DeMetris Sampson who, along with Anita Martinez, Grace McDermott, Murial Pinkus and Martha Stowe, received the Women of Spirit Award from the American Jewish Congress.

    - Kleberg Cowboys - I visited the school on Friday and opened up their pep rally.  I was the pep!

    - The students in the Urban Journalism Workshop who came out - Ty Washington, Kevin Abercrombia and Jasmine Patrick.

    -Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III will be holding a radiothon on May 31 at the African American Museum.  There are vendor opportunities and money will be raised for Paul Quinn College.

    -There's still time to join in for the 15th annual Don't Believe the Hype Celebrity Bowl-a-thon, Saturday, June 27, 2009 at USA Bowl.  Dick Gregory, Miles Jaye and a host of others will be there!

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    Reporters Roundtable with Cheryl Smith

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    Reporters Roundtable with Cheryl Smith and Hill Harper

    Happy Mothers Day.

    The show opened with news from Jasmine Patrick, followed by the health report from Bilal. 

     

    Today's guest was actor, author, philanthropist, activist Hill Harper from CBS' CSI-NY.  We talked about his two books-  Letters to a Young Sister (DeFINE your destiny)and Letters to a Young Brother (MANifest your destiny), his good friends President Barack and First Lady Michelle Obama, Mother's Day and good food.  He referred to his book to young sisters as a "platonic hug on paper."  We also talked about the importance of social networking today and how you can "homegrow your own audience." By building your own network, you can impact the entertainment industry. 
    Hill talked about how Texas had a big impact on the election of Barack Obama because Republicans had to use a lot of their resources in Texas.  I recalled how my GodMother,Liz, was so excited about the election and how she was surrounded in Georgia by McCain supporters, but she remained committed to Mr. Obama.  Unfortunately she passed in December and did not get to see him sworn in. I also talked about how my mother was in the hospital on January 20 and so I called her on my cell phone so she could listen to the swearing in with me.

    Two signs I saw during the inauguration were ones that read: The end of an error (referring to Bush) and Welcome Malia and Sasha (the first daughters).
    Hill praised Pastor Frederick D. Haynes III of Friendship West Baptist Church and also members of Concord Baptist Church.
    Joyce Ann Brown called in today. She and Hill are good friends and she is going to take him a meal to his book signing today.
    Hill will be at the Legacy Books, 7300 Dallas Parkway in Plano at 3:00p.m.

    We also talked about Ty Washington's (Aldridge) acting future and at the end of the show, Hill praised Ty and got him to sing on air!  He sang Happy Birthday to me, 31 days early!


    Shout outs:

     

    1. Happy Birthday Roger B, Trish Hodge
    2. Condolences to the family of Joe Bagby and Greg Beasley
    3. Thanks to Commissioner John Wiley Price for the Mother's Day Card, and to Camille for the call and all of the text messages I got today
    4. Alzheimer's Show, tonight on HBO--Links, Inc. partnered with HBO to increase public awareness about Alzheimer's.
    5. In Fort Worth elections Kathleen Hicks received 80.3 percent of the vote in District 8 and Frank Moss got 77 percent in District
    6. Next Sunday, I will be broadcasting live from South Dallas Cafe, where they will be serving chicken and waffles for breakfast!

     

    • Until next time, Whatever you do,
    • Don't Believe the Hype

  • Original Air Date:

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    Roundtable of journalists and guests discussing issues and events. Scheduled Guest: Actor and author Hill Harper.

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    Reporters Roundtable with Cheryl Smith on KKDA, Sunday, May 3, 2009

    Today is the birthday of James Brown.

     

    The show opened with a song by James Brown, followed by the Health update from Bilal.  Andrew was not in with sports and Jasmine did not provide the news update, but we were rocking and rolling with my first guest, Jacqueline Williams-Hines.  Mrs. Williams-Hines is the mother of Joshua, and he is autistic.  She has written several children's books, featuring Joshua and she talked about how she first realized that Joshua was having issues with non-verbal communication.  April was National Autism Awareness Month and we agreed that this is a top we need to discuss more frequently.  Mrs. Williams-Hines talked about how she helped her son adjust and function at a level with his peers.  Find out more about her story at www.jacquelinewilliamshinesbooks.com.
    Ty Washington from the Dallas-Fort Worth Association of Black Journalists Urban Journalism Workshop was there and we talked about their closing ceremony which was taking place later in the day at Lincoln High School
    Next we talked with one of my former students, Jennifer Martin.  Jennifer works for the Promise House and they have a big golf tournament next week, on May 11 at Bent Tree Country Club and an exciting online auction at www.promisehouse.cmarket.com which runs through May 8.  Find out more at 214-941-8578.

    On May 11-12, The Dallas/Fort Worth Minority Business Development Council hosts a expo at the Arlington Convention Center and director Margo Posey was in the studio, with her husband, to talk about how businesses can learn how to do business with major corporations.  She said that last year $286,000 in contracts were secured at the two-day event. Sen. Royce West will be hosting a session - "doing business Texas Style."  The Dallas/Fort Worth Minority Business Development Council has a lot to offer and they are committed to certifying, connecting and developing minority owned businesses.  For more information, call 214-630-0747, or check out www.dfwmbdc.com.
    Next there was Annette Sears-Hutcherson and Sonya Bullard from Max International, who say they "encourage you to take care of yourself."  With their products, your energy level is increased  and it builds your immune system, according to Mrs. Sears-Hutcherson. Sonya says the Max products are especially good for aging women.you can find out more about their products at www.maximizeforlife.com, or call Annette at 214-558-1701 or email annettesears@sbcglobal.net.  She says they will be at Kwanzaafest in December and the Don't Believe the Hype Celebrity Bowl-a-thon on June 27.  And we know Bilal tries to keep us on point about doing things naturally and Annette and Sonya assured us that MAXGXL is made of natural products and will give you a better quality of life.
    Finally we were joined by Roslyn Goodall of the North Texas Cluster of Links, Inc. and these women are doing phenomenal things.  On Tuesday night they will be screening an HBO special that focuses on Alzheimer's. The program is at the African American Museum at 6p.m. with a reception, screening and panel discussion, which I will lead. The Links have been involved with increasing awareness about Alzheimer's since 2006.  For more information call 972-248-8081.  I also pointed out that while you are at the Museum you can visit the George Washington Carver exhibit.


    Shoutouts to: 

    -Jennifer Martin's Birthday is March 5 (she wouldn't let me tell her age.

    - South Dallas Cafe, where I will be broadcasting live on April 17, 2009.
    -Call 214-428-8958 to register for the Don't Believe the Hype Celebrity Bowl-a-thon

    -Rev. Michael Eric Dyson, who was the commencement speaker at Paul Quinn College on Saturday, May 3



    Until next time, whatever you do, DON"T BELIEVE THE HYPE!

    Next Week - Me and award-winning actor and author Hill Harper

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