The purpose of our show is to bring information and solutions to issues that impact the day-to-day lives of minorities.We can bring this value add by leveraging the knowledge of our host, Walter Latham, Sr. , co-host, Michelle Swiney, and our Panel, consisting of experts in various disciplines and life experiences.
Episodes
Sunday Apr 10, 2022
Sunday Apr 10, 2022
Do we assign our School Safety Agents, who are the frontline in keeping NYC students and the school community safe, from under the NYPD to the DOE? We are all stakeholders in the outcome. Our special guests will provide their rationale against the move to DOE and how, Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, among others initiated this.
Guest Panel
Mona Davids
Sammy Ravelo
Tony Herbert
Charles Chaz Greene- School Safety Officer
Quian Simpkins- School Safety Officer
TWW Panel
Gene Edwards- Bronx Male District Leader
Chris Swiney
Sunday Apr 03, 2022
Sunday Apr 03, 2022
There was an explosion when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock, an incident that will live in infamy. What can we learn from this? What are the takeaways?
Sunday Mar 27, 2022
Sunday Mar 27, 2022
On this week’s show we are thrilled to welcome Commissioner Edward Grayson of NYC’s Strongest! He provides an exciting insight into this city's agency, its responsibilities, challenges, dangers, lost, and history.
We also would like to thank the men and women of the DSNY for their service and sacrifice as first responders.
ABOUT THE COMMISSIONER
He grew up in Ridgewood. Everyone in his neighborhood had a plan for how they’d someday serve the people of New York, as so many of their parents did, including his own. As a Sanitation Worker, a Supervisor, a Superintendent, and a Chief, he has been proud to do just that for the last 22 years.
Mayor Bill de Blasio today appointed Edward Grayson as the Commissioner of the City of New York Department of Sanitation (DSNY). Grayson.. His father was a Sanitation worker and supervisor, and his mother was recycling outreach coordinator during the rollout of the City's groundbreaking citywide recycling program in the 1990s
Thursday Mar 24, 2022
Thursday Mar 24, 2022
Want to be a writer? Publisher? Need to know more about PR for entrepreneurs? The Walt Weekly continues celebrating Women’s History Month with our distinguished guest Ms. Eartha Watts Hicks.
About Ms. Hicks
Eartha Watts Hicks is the founder of Earthatone Publishing and Earthatone Books. Former director of publications for Cultivating Our Sisterhood International Association (COSIA), she is a NYFA (New York Foundation for the Arts) artist, a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP), and the legendary Harlem Writers Guild. A fiction fellow of the Hurston/Wright Foundation, Center for Black Literature and the North Country Institute and Retreat for Writers of Color, Eartha’s writings have appeared in several online publications, including Harlem World Magazine, TheUrbanBookSource.com, and Future Executives.org. Her writing advice has been featured in The Writer’s Guide to 2013. In June of 2013, she received the Just R.E.A.D. “Game Changer” Award in the fiction category from the NYCHA branch of the NAACP and was named New York City literacy ambassador. In 2014, she was featured in the Congressional Black Caucus as part of the Write It Down panel discussion. A PR writer and affiliate of BlackPR.com, she specializes in press releases for entrepreneurs, ministries, and nonprofits. She also leads writing, self-publishing, and publicity workshops for the New York Public Library, The National Writers Union, and The New York City Parks Department.
Sunday Mar 20, 2022
Sunday Mar 20, 2022
Holistic or Traditional Medicine? We are already suffering from the lack of proper medical care. COVID left no room for doubt that we have been severely underserved. We ask Master Coach Carmen to speak about Holistic medicine, its origins, and how it compares to traditional medicine.
About Master Coach Carmen
Coach Carmen is the founder of Sharing The Bliss, a company that faith-based women, and heart-centered, others on a life-transformational journey from their mess to their purpose-driven dream life, with programs that soothe their souls, heal their bodies and monetize their missions.
Contact Info:
Carmen Abercrombie aka Coach Carmen
http://www.sharingthebliss.com
https://www.sharingthebliss.com
https://www.sharingthebliss.com/Color-Seed-Meditation-Gift
Instagram @sharingthebliss
Facebook @Carmen Abercrombie www.sharingthebliss.com and
office phone # 718 273-9772
Thursday Mar 17, 2022
Thursday Mar 17, 2022
The Walt Weekly is pleased to have Ms. Dana Walker-Boyd on the show this week. There are a lot of opportunities and programs out there for new home buyers and renters. So, as a top Real estate agent, and active community resource, you are going to appreciate her expertise and seek her out. See Links Below.
About Ms. Walker-Boyd
Dana Walker-Boyd, is a native of Staten Island New York, and has had a unique career over the past 30 years, having worked in diverse business environments ranging from Choreographer & performer in Entertainment industry as a sought after “90’s Hip Hop Dancer”, Fashion Production and Management, to high end Toy companies in New York City. This diverse background has enabled her to appreciate, adapt, and understand an individual's specific needs to achieve desired, measurable & specific outcomes.
Ms. Boyd entered into Real Estate 16 years ago, and has been a consistently Top Producing Associate Broker, closing Multi Million Dollar in annual sales; with a vast expertise in many aspects of Real Estate, Residential, Commercial, Rentals, new Construction, Development sites, Hotels, and investments. Partnering with varied Community Organizations & Banks, Hosting seminars for First time Home Buyers, directing them to grants available towards their purchase. Equally Advocating for the Homeless & securing permanent housing for families in need.
Ms. Boys is a Board Member of The historic & prestigious St. George Theater, of Staten Island.
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Sunday Mar 13, 2022
Sunday Mar 13, 2022
What does it take to be Black, Married, and successful Entrepreneurs? We find out from our special guests, Kellie and Beloved Allah. Let me say, it is an amazing story.
Kellie and Beloved Allah’s Contact Info
Square Janitorial Cleaning Inc.
1-800-862-5105
Squarejanitorialcleaning@gmail.com
Squarejanitorialcleaninginc.godaddysites.com
MasonX
http://masonx.godaddysites.com
MasonX1@yahoo.com
Beloved Allah’s Published Book
“Little Criminals Death Before Dishonor” can be purchased anywhere
They can also be found on Facebook
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Sunday Mar 06, 2022
Sunday Mar 06, 2022
In this week's episode we get a Black perspective on what's going on with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
- This invasion by Russia seems vaguely like what we did in Iran. We come up with a pretense Russia said Ukraine was full of Nazis and Bush said Weapons of Mass destruction before invading Iran
- I can’t help but notice when you see blonde blue-eyed people under the gun, all hell breaks loose
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Sunday Feb 27, 2022
Sunday Feb 27, 2022
Let me ask you guys a questions? What better way to close out Black History Month than with our history making guest ,Mutter D. Evans. For those who have not heard of Ms. Evans, in 1979 she purchased WAAA from Media Broadcasting Corporation for $1.04 million, making her the youngest and second African American woman to own a broadcast property in the United States. For this achievement Ms Evans was elected to Th Black Radio Hall of Fame.
She also initiated the Annual Noon Hour Commemoration of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Winston-Salem, five years before the first national holiday. The commemoration is one of the oldest Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial events in the United States.
More About Ms. Evans:
Mütter D. Evans was born in Williamston, North Carolina to Dallas Bryant and Mable C. Evans. Evans was raised in the late 1950s in rural eastern North Carolina. In 1971, she enrolled in Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. While there, she worked at the university’s radio station, and in her junior year, she was hired as an intern for the WAAA-AM radio station in Winston-Salem. She graduated from Wake Forest University in 1975 with her B.S. degree in speech communications and theatre arts.
Evans wrote a retrospect essay for the History of Wake Forest University, Volume V, 1967-1983 and was featured in the book Jewels: 50 Phenomenal Black Women Over 50 by Michael Cunningham and Connie Briscoe. She served on the governing council of the Quality Education Institute, and on the Business Advisory Council of Winston-Salem State University. Evans has also served on national or local boards for the Quality Education Academy, Arts Council, United Way of Forsyth County, Triad Cultural Arts, Winston Lake Family YMCA, American Red Cross, Wake Forest University Alumni Council, and the Winston-Salem State University Foundation. She was also a charter board member and graduate of Leadership Winston-Salem, and a member of the National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters for many years.
She has received awards from the City of Winston-Salem, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Liberian Organization of the Piedmont, New Bethel Baptist Church's Race and Progress Committee, Alpha Mu Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., Rho Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., the Winston-Salem Human Relations Commission, the Winston-Salem NAACP, Winston Lake YMCA, the United Negro College Fund, Morehouse College and Clark-Atlanta University. Evans has been named “Woman of the Year” by the Winston-Salem Chronicle, and was included as one of Black Enterprise magazine’s “30 Up and Coming Young Leaders.”
Mütter Evans was interviewed by The HistoryMakers on August 15, 2014.
Thursday Feb 24, 2022
Thursday Feb 24, 2022
Did you ever wonder what are Masons? What are their religious affiliations? What is their agenda? Or, why become a Mason? We answer these and others questions with high-ranking Freemason, Kevin P. Wardally 33°.
About
Mr. Wardally earned a Masters Degree in Organizational Management from the University of Phoenix and is a proud graduate of Syracuse University where he earned a degree in Political Science and Economics. He resides in Harlem with his wife Adaku and two children, Emerson and Qiana.
In Masonry Kevin follows his Grandfather Henry Blakeley who was raised in Adelphic Union Lodge #14 in 1941 and his Grandmother Thurza Blakeley who was a Past
Website:
www.Princehall.org