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Warming Up With DJ Randy P your gospel music afternoon drive home.

The OLD and New Side hustle  Making extra money

Corey Jackson grew up in Cassatt, SC (with a population of 3,000) where he lived with his parents and four siblings in a singlewide mobile home. Although the Jacksons didn’t have much, Corey had extremely big and ambitious goals. At the age of five, he decided that he wanted to be a pro athlete and play in the NBA. Corey attended North Central High School where he became a basketball star. After a great high school basketball career, he expected to be recruited and receive multiple scholarship offers. However, to his surprise, he didn’t receive one offer.    Shortly after graduation, Corey took a seven dollar an hour job at Walmart. Fed up with his situation, Corey quit his job one year later and purchased a one-way ticket to Ranger, TX with his mind set on attending Ranger College, where he neither applied nor was accepted. Professional Football Career:  In 2003, Corey joined the Cleveland Browns as a defensive end and played two and a half seasons with the Browns. In 2004, Corey earned defensive player o

Believe it or not, online dating isn’t something new, as a matter of fact computer dating started back in 1960’s way before sites like Match.com.  Yes, you read that right, in the 60s! The 1960s online dating carried many of the same pitfalls and thrills as virtual matchmaking does today. Devin Spady is a Blogger and Author of “Swiping Right - How We Connect, Communicate and Love” and we will discuss lessons on building relationships and finding love by a millennial for a millenial in the age of social media. Tune in Sunday at 6 PM EST to listen to some stories or to share your own of dating in the digital world.  

What should my parents have told me to be successful in business?

ENCORE PRE-RECORDED PODCAST How often have we given up on our dreams or put them on the back burner?  A slight setback doesn’t mean it has to be a permanent setback which is what I will be discussing with my special guest, Connie Drummond, Founder of Lady C Productions and owner of ArtzScape an Award Winning Black Box Theatre and Event Venue in the prestigious neightborhood of LOMA, Wilmington's creative district.

Building your brand early and often. What to be aware of.

The world of Alumni Relations has come a long way, however, they are a vital part of most of the educational institutions thanks to the efforts of many outstanding professionals in Alumni Associations.  A good alumni network benefits the institution, current students as well as its Alumni, it is a win-win situation for everyone. On this Podcast I will be speaking with a few of the candidates, Cliff Burrell, Leah Williams and Deanna Lewis, members of "Team Inclusive" who are vying for positions in this year's 2018 Alumni Associations elections being held at Delaware State University.  Tune in to meet them as well as learn more ways in which you can get involved and benefit from being an active member of your school's Alumni Association.  Sunday at 6 PM EST - Call in to listen in or ask questions at (516) 453-9957

Getting to work. Who's hiring?

Warming Up With DJ Randy P your gospel music afternoon drive home.    

10 Things Parents should know to make their kids successful in employment and life.

May is #LupusAwarenessMonth and throughout the year all across the nation and online there are events being held to bring attention to Lupus as well as to raise funds in support of those who are affected.  This evening I will be talking to Pastor Jason Furlow, of Jason Furlow Ministries as he is presenting Daughters of Deborah 2018Retreat right here in Delaware for the first time.  This 3-day Retreat is being held at the Sheraton Hotel in Wilmington starting on Thursday, May 10th with many activities and events scheduled for women so make sure to listen in to hear more. Sunday, May 6, 2018 at 6 PM EST - call in to listen in or chat (516) 453-9957

Spring has finally sprung and it’s time to step up our hair care and body regiment before heading outdoors for those longer days of fun in the sun, parties and other festivities with family and friends looking and smelling good! Although the store shelves are packed with health and beauty products, we have to be careful with not only what we are putting in our bodies, but with also what we are putting on our bodies.  On this evening's Podcast I will be speaking with the father and son Malcolm and John Coley, Founders, of Isle of Mecca , a natural hair, body and beauty rejuvenation line. Tune in to listen or share your story at 516-453-9957 at 6 PM EST

Special Guest: Deidre Palode-Senior Publicist/MayLee Media - "It's Just PR"! Topic:  Peer Pressure/ Women's Empowerment How are Teens today dealing with PEER PRESSURE? Living in a world of technology (social media, Cell phones, Texting, Emails) How has peer pressure impacted this generation and how many Teens are coping to fit in socially? Question: Parents how are your teaching your teens to cope in tech savvy environment? How are you preparing them to socially interact on social media as well as coping skills to socially interact within your community? Deidre Palode is a God-Fearing, small town girl with a big-city mentality. Known to some as an athlete, known to most as one of the best up and coming publicists in the city, Deidre Palode is a sought-after media professional. She is the Founder and Senior Publicist of MayLee Media, creator of “It’s Just PR”, and journalist for 1340 Fox Sports AM and Everything Girls Love Magazine. Holding 3 degrees; Associate of Arts in Communication, and two Bachelors o

As women, especially African American women most of us know the struggle; the struggle to ensure everyone else is taken care of: our children...our friends...our parents and grandparents and of course our husbands or significant others.  However, what happens when we allow those others take away our power, do we give up?  Do we give in?  Or do we fight through the struggle coming out on the other side stronger and more successful? How often have we given up on our dreams or put them on the back burner?  A slight setback doesn’t mean it has to be a permanent setback which is what I will be discussing with my special guest, Connie Drummond, Founder of Lady C Productions and owner of ArtzScapean Award Winning Black Box Theatre and Event Venue in the prestigious neightborhood of LOMA, Wilmington's creative district. Tune in Sunday at 6 PM EST or call (516) 453-9957 to share your "Success From Struggle" story.  

Episode 58: You know those hair habits you've formed over the years? Here are some black hair traditions you need to let go of for healthy hair. Tickets to Indianapolis DIY class: classycurliesdiy.eventbrite.com Enroll in online DIY shampoo + conditioner class: diywithclassycurlies.teachable.com Sign up for our mailing list and grab your 8-page ebook: tinyurl.com/classycurliesmail Get more information on specific topics we talked about this week on ClassyCurlies.com WEB: More at ClassyCurlies.com SOCIAL: @ClassyCurlies on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest EMAIL: Editor@ClassyCurlies.com

This evening’s topic is "Women Who Write Books & Blogs" with special guest, Beverly Powers, author of several books including "In Perfect Timing" .  On this podcast we will be sharing tips for writing a book and a blog and it's going to be entertaining, educational and exciting so call in and join the conversation! Call in Sunday at 6 PM EST (516) 453-9957 to listen in and/or share tips on successful writing whether is for a book or a blog.  

Learn everything you need to know about preparing your natural hair routine for the spring season. Sign up for our mailing list: tinyurl.com/classycurliesmail Get more information on specific topics we talked about this week on ClassyCurlies.com

8:00pm/EST - Attorney Tiffany Hill - Career Prep For Teens:  Understanding your Rights in the Workplace.  Understanding your Rights in the Workplace. Creating safe workplace, creating a fair workplace, creating an Informed and Productive workplace.   8:30pm/EST  Author Larry Davis - The Re-Education of African American Children  Few would argue that today’s school system fails many African American students. Close studies of the problem have been made. Accusations of who to blame for the problem abound, but few, if any, propose a solution to the issue. Meanwhile, children across the United States are denied the chance to develop their skills and explore their potential. How many doctors have we lost? How many scientists, artists, or engineers? Larry D. Davis plans to change this. He argues for a new approach to this long-standing problem—one that offers students, teachers, administrators, parents, and the larger community opportunity to take responsibility for a nationwide reeducation process. This new bo

"Laid Off Paid Off - Turning an Obstacle into an Opportunity" and the 5 Steps you should take when you are being laid off according to Monster.com. Call in to listen or to join in on the conversation with guest, Shamma Casson, a woman who turned her corporate career into becoming an actress and how I am turning mine into Encore Entrepreneurship. Share your story Sunday, @ 6 PM EST - (516) 453-9957 - Social Media Sunday with the Delaware Blogger sponsored by AAU Global Production Media Group.