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Richmond, VA, September 4, 2010 - Businessman, and former NFL Dallas Cowboys football player, Damon Dunn (R), visits with radio talk show host “Brother Craig The Hatchet Man” for a one-on-one about his race for the office of California’s Secretary of State, his background and his vision of leadership. Mr. Dunn will also share his observation of how the current California business environment has hindered innovation and potential entrepreneurs; two characteristics which made California a great state for pursing free enterprise in the first place.Having grown up in dire poverty, Damon Dunn lived in a three-bedroom trailer with ten people. He grew up hunting and fishing to provide food, and wore Salvation Army clothes. From his humble beginnings, he learned the value and the rewards of hard work which he has demonstrated throughout his life.As a high school honor student, Damon earned recognition as a Texas All-State Football player and went on to receive a scholarship to Stanford University. At Stanford, he served as associate pastor at Jerusalem Baptist Church where he managed the children’s and youth ministries while achieving a record-setting college football career, running on the track team and earning many academic and athletic awards, including the NCAA Academic Scholarship, All-PAC 10 Honors and Academic All-Pac 10 Honors, and the NFL and College Hall of Fame Award. Upon graduation, Damon played in the NFL for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Cleveland Browns, New York Jets and the Dallas Cowboys.During his football career, Damon had the privilege of being mentored by such coaching legends as Bill Walsh, Bill Parcells, Tyrone Willingham and Tom Coughlin. Despite these achievements, Damon has never forgotten what it’s like to go to sleep hungry and awaken with a sense of hopelessness. That is why he has committed himself to serve others and to show them that there is another way. Upon retiring from the NFL in 2002, Damon co-founded a successful real estate firm with holdings across the country. He also started the Joshua Project, a leadership development ministry that mentors aspiring young Christian leaders. He currently volunteers with the Latino Educational Attainment Initiative (LEA), serves as president of his local Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) chapter, and is a licensed Baptist minister and a member of Saddleback Baptist Church.Catch Damon Dunn’s full talk radio interview on “The REALLY, Real Deal with Brother Craig: The Hatchet Man”, on 1450AM WCLM, or by streaming at www.wclmradioonline.com, and simulcast on WRJR 670AM throughout the regional Virginia areas, to over 1.3 million listeners on Monday September 6, 2010, at 7pm, Eastern Time. The station’s listener call-in number is 804.231.7685. Mr. Dunn’s interview is also scheduled for live podcast over the BlogTalkRadio network on Wednesday, September 8, 2010, 8pm, Eastern, at www.blogtalkradio.com/the-hatchet-man. The BlogTalkRadio podcast allows listeners to interact in the show's live chat room, retrieve the recorded discussion on-demand or for iTunes download, and comment and share online with friends. To participate in the discussion on BlogTalkRadio the listener call-in number is 646.478.3156. To learn more about Damon Dunn and his campaign for California’s Secretary of State visit www.damondunn.com. Talk radio host, Craig Johnson, a/k/a, “Brother Craig The Hatchet Man”, is host of the #1 talk show on the #1 AM variety station, WCLM 1450AM, in Richmond, Virginia, and features the things and the people that make America great. The show is also podcast on the world’s largest viral social radio network, BlogTalkRadio, which has over 3 million. To enjoy a host of topics and episodes and to learn more about “The REALLY, Real Deal With Brother Craig: The Hatchet Man” go to www.wclmradioonline.com and www.blogtalkradio.com/the-hatchet-man. Craig Johnson is the Founder and CEO of The First Amendment, Inc., an advocacy, public relations, and educational organization that promotes and represents constitutional matters, endorses Conservative public policy and public servants, and develops programs and events that promote American freedom. To learn more about Craig Johnson, The First Amendment, Inc., and his broadcasts visit www.thefirstamendmentinc.com, or Google “Brother Craig The Hatchet Man”. To request to be a guest on the show or to invite Craig Johnson onto your program or event, contact kimberly@agencyforthearts.com.
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