Goddess Intellect is a talk show host, relationship coach and author of the blog Goddess Intellect along with a weekly column in Hello Beautiful magazine. She is a native of Toronto, Canada. She enjoys sharing her views on love, and life from a refreshing unique and sometimes humorous perspective.
Live tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern/5 p.m. Pacific, Goddess Intellect will be on our show talking about “Black Male Bloggers…R&B Stars?”.
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International Men’s Day – November 19, 2013International Men’s Day
Diane A. Sears is the United States Coordinator for 2013 International Men’s Day Chair of the USA 2012-2022 International Men’s Day Ten Year Plan Committee; and a member of the International Men’s Day Coordination Committee where she represents the United States. In her role as a member of the University Council for Akamai University’s Fatherhood and Men’s Studies Program which is located in Hilo, Hawaii, Ms. Sears advises the President of Akamai University on Fatherhood issues and assists him in the enhancement of the institution’s Fatherhood and Men’s Studies Program. She is also a member of the National Affinity Network for The Boys’ Initiative which is headquartered in Washington, D.C.
Ms. Sears is the Editor/Author of a book on Fatherhood and Men’s Issues, In Search Of Fatherhood – Transcending Boundaries ; the Managing Editor of a quarterly international male parenting journal — IN SEARCH OF FATHERHOOD® — which moderates a Global Dialogue on Fatherhood and is distributed in Australia, Italy, Trinidad and Tobago, Norway, South Africa, Ghana, Canada, Botswana, Jamaica, and the United States; and the creator and moderator of IN SEARCH OF FATHERHOOD®’s blog . The concept for IN SEARCH OF FATHERHOOD® was created by Sears’ mentor, the late L.T. HENRY, a classically trained jazz musician who briefly performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra and was a former drummer for internationally acclaimed songstress and film and television actress Ms. Della Reese; author; photojournalist; and sales and success motivation trainer who died in March 1999. Ms. Sears’ work on Fatherhood and Men’s Issues which began in 1999, has helped to perpetuate her late mentor’s legacy and resurrect his vision for an interactive Fatherhood Forum.
Ms. Sears has interviewed Men who are Fathers throughout our global village concerning issues directly and indirectly related to Fatherhood and has developed and maintains working relationships with male parenting organizations in Australia, Canada, Europe and the United States. She has authored and published reviews for numerous books about Fatherhood and Men’s issues including, but not limited to, Father and Child Reunion: How To Bring The Dads We Need to the Children We Love, by Warren Farrell, Ph.D.; Swallowed By A Snake: The Gift Of The Masculine Side Of Healing by Thomas R. Golden, LCSW; The Ultimate Survival Guide for the Single Father by Thomas Hoerner; Nothing’s Wrong: A Man’s Guide To Managing His Feelings by David Kundtz; Hey Daddy, Read This by Donald Roberts, an award-winning journalist and anchorman for Virginia’s NBC-affiliate television station WAVY-TV; We Fish: The Journey To Fatherhood by University of Pittsburgh Professor Jack L. Daniel, Ph.D. and his son Omari C. Daniel, Ph.D.; Death To Diabetes: The 6 Stages Of Type 2 Diabetes Control & Reversal by DeWayne McCulley; Fatherhood by William H. Cosby, Jr., Ed.D.; The Spirit Of Fatherhood: Embracing Our Role As Fathers And Reclaiming Our Children by S. Bruce Olamina Stevenson; 25 Things That Really Matter: A Comprehensive Guide To Making Your Life Better by Gary A. Johnson, the Founder and Publisher of the Homework Help Page and Founder of the Gary A. Johnson Company, a management-training and consulting firm; The Self-Esteem Trap: Raising Confident And Compassionate Kids In An Age Of Self-Importance by Polly Young-Eisendrath, Ph.D.; A Promise To Ourselves: A Journey Through Fatherhood And Divorce by television, film and Broadway actor Alec Baldwin; A Father’s Right by Anthony Gallo; 2011: The Global Depression by global economist and economic consultant to the Government of Canada and the United Nations Economic Commission Ruben James; Do-Over! by Robin Hemley: and The Man’s Book: The Essential Guide For The Modern Man by Thomas Fink..
Ms. Sears co-moderated the “New Media, Social Entrepreneurship and the Single Father Movement” Panel at the Eastern Communication Association’s 97th National Conference which was held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in April 2006 and presented a paper entitled, “Resurrecting A Vision — — Transforming Fatherhood: The New Media And the Fatherhood Movement”. In June 2008, SEARS launched IN SEARCH OF FATHERHOOD®’s INTERNATIONAL FATHERHOOD AND MEN’S ISSUES INTERNSHIP PROGRAM which is open to students from all academic disciplines and interested individuals throughout our Global Village.
Ms. Sears will be live on our show tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern/5 p.m. Pacific. She will be talking about many subjects including International Men’s Day on November 19, 2013.
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Uchechi Kalu was born in South Carolina and her parents were born in Nigeria. She is a senior at Princeton University. She concentrates in Near Eastern Studies, with a minor in Arabic Language and Culture. Uchechi was born in South Carolina, but currently works as an editorial intern for PolicyMic.com in New York City. Upon graduating, she plans to move to Palestine. But hopes to one day become a successful author. Outside of writing, Uchechi’s interests include theater, all kinds of music, and globetrotting. You can find her work on the web at PolicyMic.
– How did she start writing for Policy Mic
– The meaning of her first name
– How her parents stressed education when she was growing up
– Why did she choose to study Middle East culture in college and what did her parents think about that
– The story behind the article and how she came up with the title of her article
– Her thoughts on the state of race in America
– Her concerns with most media
– Her thoughts on Black crime in America
– Her thoughts on what needs to be done to improve Black America
– The reaction to the article
– What can done improve the state of race in America
– Her thoughts on how Barack Obama is handling the subject of race
– The lack of discussions about race that she has with others
– Her message to White America about racism
– Her message to Black America, Black American women about racism
– What she is up to next
JD Vishus has always had an uncanny ability to convey feelings and messages through poetry. So in 1986 he decided to marry this uncanny ability with his natural love for music. He started a rap crew with some friends called SC Roc. The crew made a few demo tapes but never got anywhere. In 1987, JD decided to become a solo artist with Dj Marvel J backing him up. He started making a name for himself around Toronto, performing in many shows including the legendary Monster Jam series at the Concert Hall, 1987 and 1988.
In 1989, JD made his television debut on the Electric Circus. Between 1989 and 1994, JD continued making songs and shopped around for labels. Disillusioned by that endeavor as well as the state of Hip Hop at the time, JD started performing Spoken Word Poetry. Again, JD started to gain a name with a different crowd. In the coming years, he performed in many venues around North America, all around Toronto, plus Detroit, Montreal, the Nuyorican Cafe in New York, and London, England.
In 1997, JD Vishus was featured on “Wordlife: Tales of the Underground Griots“, an excellent compilation of Canadian poets including Jemini and Dwayne Morgan. In 2003, JD won an “Open door pitch prize” at that year’s Innoversity Summit. The prize enabled JD to create a radio documentary for CBC radio’s Outfront show. The documentary was entitled “Would You Like Some Shepherd’s Pie With That Roti?” The piece was autobiographical and told completely in poetic form by JD. The show was aired in 2003, February 2004 and again in February of 2013. In 2004, JD had a near death experience. He suffered an asthma attack. From that time on he went into hyper mode establishing his sound and ensuring that his music got out to the largest amount of people. He completed his first album “Alleycat Sensibilities” in 2005 and thereafter established his website. JD continued to expand his sound. In 2013, he released his Mixtape entitled “Run Get This” coupled with a mini-film. Stay tuned as this mixtape may prove to be a door to the world, an exciting prelude to JD’s second album due out in late 2013, early 2014.
During our conversation, JD talks about:
– A little about his background and his parents
– How he started rhyming in the 1980’s and branched out to do spoken word poetry in 1994
– Why did he switch from hip hop to spoken word poetry
– His discovery of music at a young age how did his parents handle is love of music
– The importance to him of getting his university degree
– His first spoken word performance in 1994
– It being tough getting back in the entertainment industry after getting his degree
– His thoughts on the Canadian hip hop music scene
– Does he question getting back into the music scene?
– Some highlights of his journey
– His thoughts on the state of Black Canadian men and what Black Canadian men are telling him
– His thoughts and the Black Canadian family
– The experience of him losing his mother to cancer in 2011 and his mother’s sister passing away a year after that
– What is his mother’s legacy
Mike RameyThe Victory Unlimited ShowHenri Hank MorrisJason Francis
Last night’s episode of our weekly roundtable discussion about news stories of interest, “Do You Know What Time It Is…?” featured: Mike Ramey, Victory Unlimited, Henri Morris and Jason Francis .
Mike RameyThe Victory Unlimited ShowHenri Hank MorrisJason Francis
Our live weekly roundtable discussion about news stories of interest called, “Do You Know What Time It Is…?” will be broadcast live tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern/6 p.m. Pacific.
All you need to do listen to “Do You Know What Time It Is …?” live is to go The Dr. Vibe Show Homepage at http://thedrvibeshow.com/ each tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern/6 p.m. Pacific.
On tonight’s show, the panel will be commenting on the following news stories:
In this episode, Mike Ramey, Victory Unlimited and Henri Morris and give their takes on “Anti-Intellectualism: Are Black Men being Dumbed Down Today?”.
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a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL is taking the world by storm. For over 10 years Sean Mauricette a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL has been gifting audiences as a beat-boxer, DJ, lyricist and producer with his unique style of music, where hip hop meets soul. Dubbed “Soul Hop”, a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL has been captivating audiences with his distinct sound, opening for a vast array of artists including De La Soul, Mos Def and Eric Roberson.
Fresh off his recent US and UK tours aka SUBLIMINAL has received global praise for his album TRAINATHOUGHT. He has recently teamed up with one of hip hop’s most prominent producers, three-time Grammy nominated Herb “Big Herb” Middleton for his latest musical venture, a series of singles, albums and theatrical productions in collaboration with NuVybe Records.
In addition to his accomplishments in music, a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL has been making his mark as an actor. Notable credits include Disney’s Jump In, starring Corbin Bleu, the Sonny Liston biopic Phantom Punch starring Ving Rhames and a highly coveted feature role in an episode of CTV’s police drama The Bridge. Adding to his vast array of credits, a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL lends his voice and acting talents in Shaun White’s highly anticipated video game, Skateboard.
Not only an accomplished actor, a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL is an active member of his community and was hand-picked to host the 2010 Harry Jerome Awards, Canada’s most prestigious award ceremony honoring African Canadians.
A graduate from the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Architecture, a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL was the first ever recipient of the Arts and Culture Award presented to him by the Black Students Association of the University of Toronto. He was also the recipient of the 2011 Urban Hero Award for Arts & Culture for his work with high-risk youth in Toronto and recently received the 2012 Sickle Cell Miracle Network’s Community Service award for Youth Leadership. Working in collaboration with the YMCA and Toronto Community Housing, a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL is the head architectural designer for a one of a kind support center for young fathers located in the Toronto area. The gifted lyrist recently caught the attention of the historic Southern Poverty Law Center. The esteemed civil rights organization is using Sean’s poems for their alternative-learning curriculum for teachers across the United States.
He is the host and keynote speaker for L.I.F.T. (Laying, Important, Foundations, Together), a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL knows that youth need encouragement to follow the right path and not be deterred by the negative stereotypes and images perpetuated by society. a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL was presented with the Certificate of Appreciation on behalf of the Councilors Association of Ontario and was recently awarded with the Medal of Appreciation from the United Nations Association of Canada.
Currently a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL is working on an independent documentary on sickle cell disease entitled, “INSIDE OUT: When Blood Hurts.” This documentary will expose sickle cell to the world and take what those afflicted with this disease are feeling on the inside and externalizing it for all to see. In exploring not only the physical effects, but the social and psychological effects as well, the documentary will examine what it is like to have an “invisible” disease in which the same blood that is needed to sustain life is the very thing that could end it and perpetuate a life of severe pain. Says the filmmaker, “By contrasting the work being done in various countries, it is my hope to raise awareness amongst the general public, doctors and professionals within the fields of sickle cell and improve both understanding and treatment of patients. The documentary will highlight the medical advances that are currently being undertaken.” Inside Out is quickly gaining recognition, most notably by some of Canada’s top broadcasters. a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL is the winner of the 2013 Innoversity Creative Summit’s Short Film Pitch and the winner of Best Overall Pitch. Innoversity Creative Summit is a marketplace and meeting place for those who work in the media and cultural sector.
Through performing, lecturing, mentoring and filmmaking, a.k.a. SUBLIMINAL continues to cement his role as an active leader in the community.
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