Candidly Candace

Candidly Candace talks with Pastor Marc Rouse about her book and her life on a previously recorded interview on The Pastor Marc Rouse Show.

Join Candidly Candace as she welcomes back to the show Jennifer Johnson, Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke in the Department of Nursing. She has been a nurse since 1995 and also serves as the Coordinator of the Family Community Health Division. We will be discussing the issue of high blood pressure in women. Listeners, the number to call in with questions and comments is 347-996-3381. Stay tuned for a fifteen minute chat following the LIVE broadcast.

Join Candidly Candace when she talks with Marriage and Family Therapist Whitney Q. Thompson. Ms. Thompson helps individuals and families communicate and foster connected individuality. Her particular passion is helping adolescent girls learn how to live more authentically. She has a bachelor of arts in degree in Philosphy from Vassar College and master of sciences in Marriage and Family therapy from Central Connecticut University. Listeners, the number to call in with questions and comments during our live broadcast is (347) 996-3381.

In this segment, we'll be speaking with Terry Spencer Hesser a published novelist and biographer, produced playwright, award-winning screenwriter, multiple-Emmy award-winning scriptwriter, and has worked with people as diverse as Audrey Hepburn, Oprah Winfrey, and R. Kelly. Her screenplay “Till Death Do Us Part” won first place in the Christopher Columbus writing competition and was developed by New Line Cinema. Her first novel, “Kissing Doorknobs,” was an American Library Association top ten pick and has been translated into four languages. Her work on “Protect Yourself,” a national one hour special teaching inner city fifth graders about AIDS, won the PBS Gold-Award and her hit play “Christmas With Elvis,” was called, “the funniest show in town” by Fox News. Ms. Hesser is currently producing a series with Melissa Sage Fadim on “Islands Without Cars,” which features places out of time and portals into the past brimming with stories about life that have little to do with the modern world. In this segment, s

Join Candidly Candace as she talks with actress and playwright Christina Chan about the challenges of Asian-American women. Ms. Chan's work focuses on Asian-American women and immigration issues. In 20022, she was the Somerville Artist Fellow and the Artist in residence at the Boston Center for the Arts. She graduated from Simmons and the Trinity Rep. Conservatory. Her first solo piece "Unbinding Our Lives" shatters the exotic, subservient China Doll image. Listeners are encouraged to call 347-996-3381 with questions or comments during our live broadcast. There will also be a fifteen minute chat following the broadcast.

Join Candidly Candace when we talk about poetry. Listen to the poetry of Loretta Miree. Hear a sample from Candidly Candace's own poetry book "Running Waters: The Poetry of A Woman's Soul". Callers are welcome to call in during our live broadcast by dialing 347-996-3381. Remember to log onto blogtalkradio.com to participate in the live chat following the broadcast.

Join us when we speak with board certified lactation consultant Starla Spade when we discuss issues surrounding breastfeeding. Listener questions are welcome during our LIVE broadcast. Call 347-996-3381 to speak with our guest. be sure to stay tuned after the broadcast for a fifteen minute chat with the host.

Poet Loretta Miree a.k.a. L. Boogie will join us for a discussion about the issues surrounding female body image. Loretta is the author of "The Womb of Man Poetry Collection" and she enlightens, empowers and inspires women while giving men a glimpse into women's journey. Listeners who wish to speak to our guest can do so during our LIVE broadcast by calling 347-996-3381. Tune in for a fifteen minute chat with the host following the broadcast by logging into blogtalkradio.

Join us when we talk with Dr. Herman breast cancer surgeon at the Miriam Hospital located in Rhode Island, Nicole Gotthold, Manager for the Providence MAking Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk and Alexandra Fiore the Community Executive of Health Initiatives. Listener questions are welcome during our LIVE broadcast. Call 347-996-3381 to speak with our guest. Be sure to tune in after the broadcast for a fifteen minute chat with the host by logging into blogtalkradio.

In this segment we will be talking with business coach Lady T about women who want to make their dreams a reality. Learn how to take an idea and put it into action. Listener questions are welcome during out LIVE broadcast. Call 347-996-3381 to speak with our guest. Stay tuned for a fifteen minute chat with the host following the broadcast.

Stephanie Coontz, award-winning author of "Marriage, a History" and scholar of the history of marriage will be joining us for a discussion about the changing face of marriage and the roles women now play in the households. Listener questions are welcome during our LIVE broadcast. Call 347-996-3381 to talk to our guest. Stayed tuned after the broadcast for a fifteen minute chat with the host.

Join Candidly Candace when she talks with Donna Solitario author of "Embrace the Light: A Woman's Story Through Poetry to Touch Your Heart", Poetry Ambassador, recipient of six Editor's Choice Awards, Instructor, Substance Abuse and Domestic Abuse Counselor. We will be talking about Donna's work and her experience with abuse. Listeners are welcome to call in by dialing 347-996-3381 during our LIVE broadcast. There will be a fifteen minute chat following the broadcast.

Join us when we talk with actress, poet and director Nehassaiu deGannes about her work and growing up as a young, talented African American woman in Canada. Listeners are welcome to call in with questions for our guest during our LIVE broadcast 347-996-3381. Stay tuned for a fifiteen minute chat with the host following the program.

In this segment, we will be talking with author, photographer, business owner and mom of five Kathie M. Thomas about her life as both mom and at home professional. We will talk about the endless professional opportunities for mothers who choose to stay at home to care for their children. Join us for an inspirational interview. Callers welcome (347)996-3381

CAUTION: ADULT CONTENT!! In this segment, we'll be talking with Tigria Carter. Miss Tigria Carter was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia. She has a degree in Business Administration and was the Editor/Chief and owner of a local Newsletter called Richmond Addiction News (RAN) that served approx. 2,400 readers from 2004 to 2007. She is CEO of a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping survivors of abuse. She produced and hosted her own TV cable talk show from February 2009 to April 2009, called “Surviving the Lion’s Den”, which was a show dedicated to abuse survivors. Miss Carter is currently the host and producer of a web-based radio talk show called "Survivors of the Lion’s Den". She is also a survivor of abuse. She has survived sexual, emotional, physical and verbal abuse, mostly by the hands of her own family members. In her attempts to work through issues she started journaling. Her journaling turned into two books on the abuse she suffered, one called “Black Family Lies” and the other “Ashley Terra

In this segment, we'll be talking with author Mariena Allen about her books "When A Man Made Me Angry" and "Keep the 'Wo' in Front of Men". We'll be discussing the toll mental and physical abuse has on women and how women and young girls can recognize the warning signs of abuse. Callers welcome (347) 996-3381.

In this segment, we will be discussing the symptoms, causes and treatments of Postpartum Depression. Our guest will be Sarah Robinson, RN for the Labor and Delivery Unit at Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket, RI. Sarah will also be sharing her personal experience with postpartum. Listeners can call in during our LIVE broadcast by dialing 347-996-3381. A fifteen minute char will follow the LIVE broadcast.

Join us when poet and writer Rone'Von Snow shares her poetry and talks about how her life has changed now that she is a single woman again. She'll also share her experiences with young love and new awakenings. Listeners, the number to call in with questions and comments is 347-996-3381.

Join us when we talk with world-renowned poet, writer, activist, commentator, and educator Nikki Giovanni about her work and about being an outspoken woman. Those who have questions for our guest, please call (347)996-3381 during our live broadcast. This is a show you'll not want to miss!

In this segment, we will be talking with New York Times' Best-Seling Author about her "God Don't" Series. We will also talk about issues in the Black community represented in the book. Don't miss this exciting interview. Callers welcome (347) 996-3381.