A podcast episode about personal care.

A podcast episode about Mr. Sun

"Discovering Nursery Rhymes: Dive into the stories behind classic tunes in this insightful podcast episode."

"Discover the extraordinary impact of simple acts of kindness in this inspiring podcast episode."

Black History | Historical Time Traveling Project.

Travel through time with outstanding dignitaries Frederic Douglas, Rakeem Amerson, Travis George and Aersino Perry. 

"Join us in this special back-to-school podcast episode as we delve into expert insights on navigating the new academic year with confidence. Discover valuable tips for effective study routines, time management, and staying motivated, ensuring a successful and fulfilling return to the world of learning."

A three-part series on how to handle temptation by staying connected with Jesus.

Music - "Never Lost" by CeCe Winans

The civil rights foot soldiers were the grassroots activists and ordinary individuals who played a crucial role in the American civil rights movement during the 1950 and 1960. They were the backbone of the movement, actively participating in protests, demonstrations, marches, sit-ins and other nonviolent actions to advocate for racial equality and social justice.

A three-part series on how to handle temptation by staying connected with Jesus.

Music - "Never Lost" by CeCe Winans

Uncover the fascinating stories behind beloved nursery rhymes and celebrate their joyful melodies in this enchanting podcast episode. Join us as we explore the importance of these timeless tunes in childhood development and enjoy delightful performances by talented musicians.

Dr. Omair Tahir is a pulmonologist in Atlantic Beach, Florida and is affiliated with Mayo Clinic-Jacksonville. He received his medical degree from Army Medical College Quaid-e-Azam Univ in 2012. 

Dr. Omair Tahir, MD

Pulmonology

General Pulmonary Medicine 

Critical Care Medicine

Mayo Clinic Florida

4500 San Pablo Rd S Jacksonville, FL 32224

Don Williams, Sr. is a Retired Educator, Guidance Counselor, Adjunct Professor, United States Air Force Veteran who believes that all students can learn and achieve. 

An episode honoring Juneteenth 2023.

A Father's Day tribute for Reverend Frank Daniels.

This episode contains information about the hurricanes and hurricane season, along with a tribute to Sharyn Presley for her birthday!

This episode discusses Emancipation Day with songs and tributes.

A tribute to Mrs. Marietta Dowdell Daniels.

In this podcast, we will talk about an important topic that affects many children and young people: mental health. Mental health is all about how we think, feel, and behave. It is just as important as physical health and can affect every aspect of our lives.

We will discuss some common mental health challenges that children and young people may face.

We will also talk about some ways to cope with these challenges and how to seek help if needed.

It is important to remember that seeking help for mental health challenges is not a sign of weakness, and it is nothing to be ashamed of. There are many people who can help, such as parents, teachers, school counselors, and mental health professionals.

This episode discusses Earth Day and is a tribute to Bernice Presley.

In this podcast episode, we explore Autism Acceptance Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and promoting acceptance of autism in society.

We will delve into the misconceptions and stigma surrounding autism and discuss the importance of understanding and embracing neurodiversity. Our guest will share inspiring stories of people with autism who have achieved great success and contributed to society in significant ways.

We will also discuss the role of education, research, and advocacy in creating a more inclusive and accepting world for people with autism. The episode will conclude with practical advice for individuals and organizations looking to support the autism community.