Rainbow Soul

Aunt Jewel's Bedtime Stories  visits FriendlyHalloween  stories & songs for the Fall season. Looking at Mistakes & Correcting it, Too Many Pumpkins, and The EraserHeads with Cohost Star Fish , & one of our favorite, Youth Host, Eden. They will extend children’s personal shoutouts while highlighting antics kids engage in going to bed this Sunday at 7:30 pm. If bedtime naps are a challenge, AUNT JEWEL’S BEDTIME STORIES make's enjoyable a familyroutine! Hear stories, music, & listeners. Also, Kendall , our Book Reviewer. Are you sleepy yet?

Host Deardra Shuler features filmmaker Al Greeze on Topically Yours to talk about his film FRUSTRATED. See https://www.createspace.com/313679. Based on the article "Blame it on Rio," written by William Jelani Cobb (a professor of history at Atlanta's Spelman College), featured in Essence Magazine, the filmmaker traveled to Brazil to interview Black men re: their opinion on Cobb's primarily negative depiction. The article suggested black men travel to Brazil in droves to vacation and have sex with Brazilian prostitutes. Greeze spoke to African American men who live in and visit Brazil regularly.  Cobb's article spurred a lot of negative commentary about the disfunctional relationships between African American men and their women. This show invites Doc Stanley, Blakeradio's own sports host, educator Shareef Bailey who is writing his book "Rio in Retrospective: An American Story" about his time in Brazil, jazz vocalist extraordinaire Jann Parker, Sharon Harris, VP and  Associate Broker at Prudential Douglas Elli

Host Dr. Kanya Vashon McGhee will be featuring his show The Tree of Life Show on the Blakeradio Network.  The show will air every Thursday from 9:00 to 10:00 pm wherein Dr Kanya will talk about spirituality and the forms that takes.  He will also feature an occasional guest or guests who will talk aout their experiences. This week, Dr. Kanya talks about the birth of the Tree of Life and invites former Tree of Life Faculty, Staff and patrons World-wide to share their experiences concerning The Tree of Life.  

Taboo Talk Hosted by Lady Charmaine Day Pastor, Author and Christian Consultant www.LadyCharmaineDay.com   Guest Katie Linn. Katie Linn is the Youth and Programs Coordinator at the National Alliance on Mental Illness of New York City-Metro. She coordinates and supervises many of the peer programs at NAMI, including In Our Own Voice and Six Weeks to Wellness.  She also leads a monthly meeting that provides guidance, support, and resources to the youth advocates working in the nine Family Resource Centers throughout New York City .  In the fall, she is hoping to start a youth support group. She is a recent graduate of Hunter College School of Social Work, where she received her Masters of Social Work with a focus on community organizing and mental health.

Junious Ricardo Stanton interviews Pam Africa of the Concerned Family and Friends of Mumia Abu Jamal who discusses the latest court ruling on Mumia and the implications it has on whether he gets executed or life inprison without  parole. In the second segment Junious dicusses the real reasons President Obama sent US Special Ops troops into Uganda, oil.

Legendary scribe and sportscaster Dr. M. Lee "Doc" Stanley again takes to the airwaves with his renowned radio show the award winning and legendary "Sports In Depth."  On the docket is commentary about the Jets strike, Football discussion featuring Darrelle Revis, the NBA lockout, the aftermath of the Nonito Donaire and Omar Narvaez bout at MSG, et al.  Photos submitted on the Donaire/Narvaez fight by Wojciech Kubik. 

Aunt Jewel's Bedtime Stories , discussing Going to Schoolwith Cohost Star Fish , & one of our favorite, Youth Host, Eden. They will extend children’s personal shoutouts while highlighting antics kids engage in going to bed this Sunday at 7:30 pm. If bedtime naps are a challenge, AUNT JEWEL’S BEDTIME STORIES make's enjoyable a familyroutine! Hear stories, music, & listeners. Also, Kendall , our Book Reviewer. Are you sleepy yet?

Tree Of Life Show hosted by Kanya Vashon McGhee   This shows guest is author Lonnie Harrington. Harrington was born in Tallahassee, Florida, in 1952 of African, Seminole, Cherokee, Choctaw, and Shawnee ancestry.   Mr. Harrington has independently researched African-Native American relations since 1972.  He was a member of the Torn Pages Project, a coalition that examined African-Native American relations, and is a current member of the Northeastern Native American Association of Queens, New York. He serves as group historian and has chaired powwow committees. From March 1992 until October 2003, he was a member of the Drum Circle Singers, a Native American drum group.  Lonnie Harrington lives in the New York City area, working as an arts administrator, musician, lecturer, and storyteller.

Dr. M. Lee Stanley, BlakeRadio's legendary scribe and sportscaster, hosts his renowned radio show "Sports In Depth."  Doc commentates on his show about the boxing special that has excited fans preparing for the upcoming big fight card at MSG this  weekend. The bout will feature Nonito Donaire, the Filipino Bantam weight champion, facing off with the undefeated Omar Narvaez from Argentina.

  Taboo Talk with Lady Charmaine Day Pastor, Author and Christian Consultant www.LadyCharmaineDay.com      On today's show, Lady Charmaine Day shares how to prepare for and what to do during an emergency 911 situation. In this informative show, you will learn the necessary physical, mental, spirtual and emotional things you need to have so that you can confidently know that you will have the best possible outcome in any emergency situation. Given all the environmental and situations we have today this is a must listen to show to hear.  

Neil has a conversation with Blues, Hip Hop, Experimental artist Muddy Wallace Jr.   Muddy Wallace Jr is a singer, songwriter and musician from the south side of Chicago IL, the home of the Chicago style blues.

Junious Ricardo Stanton visits the site of the Occupy Philly live- in at the Dilworth Plaza of Philadelphia's City Hall.  Several of the demonstrators were interviewed to share their views and philosophy.  The balance of the program features Queen Afua who discusses her one act play Secret Healing Of The Lotus. Long time Rainbow Soul listeners will recognize Queen Afua and her life mission to heal the globe.

Legendary scribe and sportscaster Dr. M. Lee "Doc" Stanley again takes to the airwaves with his renowned radio show the award winning and legendary "Sports In Depth"

Aunt Jewel's Bedtime Stories with Cohost Star Fish . Tune in to meet  her friend, Jacoba, as they extend children’s personal  shoutouts while highlighting antics kids engage in going to bed this Sunday at 7:30 pm .  If bedtime naps are a challenge,  AUNT JEWEL’S BEDTIME STORIES make's enjoyable family routine.Can't  go to school being siick! Hear stories, music, & listeners  Are you Sleepy yet?

Host Dr. Kanya Vashon McGhee will be featuring his show The Tree of Life Show on the BlakeRadio Network.  The show will air every Thursday from 9:00 to 10:00 pm wherein Dr Kanya will talk about spirituality and the forms that takes.  He will also feature an occasional guest or guests who will talk aout their experiences. This week Dr. Kanya will talk with Suzy Ward, the mother of Matthew Ward.  Suzy Ward has been in contact with her son since his death in 1980.  These contacts have resulted in what has come to be known as MESSAGES FROM MATTHEW. Her communications with Matthew began early in 1994. She is currently the receiver of the "Matthew messages" and has written the four Matthew Books "Matthew, Tell Me about Heaven, Revelations for a New Era, Illuminations for a New Era and Voices of the Universe." Information on them can be found at www.matthewbooks.com.  Suzy speaks at conferences and to smaller groups and also hosts the monthly "Matthew and Friends" show on BBS Internet Radio.  

Junious Ricardo  Stanton interviews Sandra Ali who discusses her  RASA product line of healing butters, powders, ,creams sea salt scrubs and herbal tea blends. Helen Blue talks about the upcoming October Gallery Culture of Wellness Pavilian October 14-16 on the 7100 block of Germantown Avenue in Philadelphia.

Journalist, Novelist, TV Host and Cultural Critic Touré joins Neil Blake to discuss his life, career and his new book Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness? What It Means To Be Black Now    Touré’s writing regularly appears in publications such as The New York Times, Ebony, and The New Yorker. His three previous books are the short story collection The Portable Promised Land, the novel SoulCity, and a collection of his journalism Never Drank the Kool-Aid. He is a regular contributor on culture for MSNBC and hosts two programs on the FUSE network: The Hiphop Shop and On the Record.  He also serves on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nominating Committee. Touré lives in New York.

Legendary scribe and sportscaster Dr. M. Lee "Doc" Stanley again takes to the airwaves with his renowned radio show the award winning and legendary "Sports In Depth"

Aunt Jewel features books that celebrate our differences and our UNITY in stories. Tune in to Aunt Jewel & her friend, Star Fish. They extend children’s personal bedtime shoutouts while highlighting antics children engage in preparing for bed this Sunday at 4:00pm .  If bedtime naps are a challenge,  AUNT JEWEL’S BEDTIME STORIES make's enjoyable family routine. Understanding Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur for kids. Aunt Jewel offers teaching moments, music, authors and comments from listeners.  Are you Sleepy yet?

Robin Rose Bennett is a writer, green witch, an herbalist, a wisewoman... one who loves the earth and gives voice to the healing wild food and medicine plants which surround us and a teacher of WiseWoman Healing Ways of Herbal Medicine and EarthSpirit teachings. Common plants are our teachers. Weeds and wild flowers show us the joyful abundance and generosity of (our true) nature. They freely share their gifts of food, medicine, beauty, and wholeness. It is her pleasure to help women and men remember our ancient and global heritage of Wisewoman Healing Ways; ways of compassionate intuition, nurturing ourselves and our unique rhythms, magical rituals celebrating the cycles of life, death and rebirth, and honoring the sacred web of life. She has taught herbal medicine since 1986 - in hospitals, medical schools, progressive learning centers, and most joyously, outside with the plants. She has a year-round apprenticeship program, a private consultation practice in NJ and NYC and her book, Healing Magic: A Green W