Gerald Hector

Harold Mills

HAROLD MILLS is the CEO of VMD Ventures focused on investing in entrepreneurs in a variety oftechnology and service industries. Mills is also former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ZeroChaos,a leading global workforce management company. Mills is attributed with building ZeroChaos from inception to a multi-billion-dollar company with operations in over 56 countries.Prior to ZeroChaos, Mr. Mills held various executive positions in general management and corporate development with leading solutions companies, including, HR technology companies and telecom companies, including AT&amp;T. Mills began his career holding several management positions at GE as a member of one of its fast-track management programs.He serves on the boards of Guidewell/Florida Blue, Nemours Children’s Hospital, Conversus, a Stepstone Company, Orlando Economic Partnership and LIFT Orlando, among others. He is a former director with\Visit Orlando, the Florida Council of 100, Florida A&amp;M University, and past board chair for the Jacksonville Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and Florida Citrus Sports. A Henry Crown Fellow and member of the Aspen Institute, Mr. Mills has been honored with many awards including the EY Entrepreneur of the Year; the Peter Yessne Industry Innovator of the Year; HRO Association’s Thought Leader of the Year; Orlando’s Entrepreneur of the Year, and many others. He has been featured in many industry and trade magazines, business journals and other business and trade outlets.Mr. Mills earned a bachelor’s degree from Purdue University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. He resides in Orlando with his wife and three children. It's Easy Son airs on Wednesdays and can be viewed on HBCU Smart TV , LinkedIn (@TheHBCUNation)

HAROLD MILLS is the CEO of VMD Ventures focused on investing in entrepreneurs in a variety of technology and service industries. Mills is also former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ZeroChaos,a leading global workforce management company. Mills is attributed with building ZeroChaos from inception to a multi-billion-dollar company with operations in over 56 countries. Prior to ZeroChaos, Mr. Mills held various executive positions in general management and corporate development with leading solutions companies, including, HR technology companies and telecom companies, including AT&amp;T. Mills began his career holding several management positions at GE as a member of one of its fast-track management programs. He serves on the boards of Guidewell/Florida Blue, Nemours Children’s Hospital, Conversus, a Stepstone Company, Orlando Economic Partnership and LIFT Orlando, among others. He is a former director with\Visit Orlando, the Florida Council of 100, Florida A&amp;M University, and past board chair for the Jacksonville Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and Florida Citrus Sports. A Henry Crown Fellow and member of the Aspen Institute, Mr. Mills has been honored with many awards including the EY Entrepreneur of the Year; the Peter Yessne Industry Innovator of the Year; HRO Association’s Thought Leader of the Year; Orlando’s Entrepreneur of the Year, and many others. He has been featured in many industry and trade magazines, business journals and other business and trade outlets. Mr. Mills earned a bachelor’s degree from Purdue University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. He resides in Orlando with his wife and three children.   It's Easy Son airs on Wednesdays and can be viewed on HBCU Smart TV , LinkedIn (@TheHBCUNation)

Gerald Hector welcomes Harold Mills to It's Easy Son

Alia Atkinson

Jamaican, Alia Atkinson is a four {5} time Olympian and a myth buster.  She is the first person of color to achieve a Swimming World Title!Alia’s indomitable spirit – After the 2012 Olympics Games, Alia felt that she had more to offer the sport of swimming and continued her training at the SOFLO Swim Club with Coach Christopher Anderson Jr.  During the next four years she broke the Commonwealth Games record, won her first World Championship Title, tied and broke world records several times along with making history as the 1 st person of colour {regardless of gender} to hold a World Record.She will tell you emphatically that this would not have been possible without her supportive sponsors, coaches and family.In 2016 Alia made her 2 nd consecutive Olympic final as well as defended her World Championship Title and tied her previous world record {another rarity}Alia went on to creating WATABOUND, her way of giving back to not only her community, but all athletes including minorities in the sport that may have a difficult path ahead of them as she did. Doing swim clinics and still swimming, Alia went on to break the 50 short course meter breaststroke world record twice in 2016 and 2018.After her fifth Olympics Alia looked back on her career and realized she did everything she wanted to do in the sport and was content in retiring at the age of 33.In addition to her successful swimming career, Alia who graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology as well as a minor in English, writes children’s short stories and is looking forward to them being published as well as her autobiography that deals with her obstacles and challenges throughout her long career and personal tips for young athletes.  Alia sits on the World Aquatic Bureau and holds the Chair for the Athlete CommitteeShe is also the Global Ambassador for Special Olympics and donates to the Jamaica Kidney Kids foundation. Alia was awarded the order of distinction from the Governor General of Jamaica, and an honorary doctorate from the University of the West Indies.Now focusing solely on swim clinics through her foundation AAN, WATABOUND is taking new strides to changing the sport of swimming through her experiences and building confidence of one swimmer at a time.Alia Atkinson OD, LLC

Jamaican, Alia Atkinson is a four {5} time Olympian and a myth buster. She is the first person of color to achieve a Swimming World Title! Alia’s indomitable spirit – After the 2012 Olympics Games, Alia felt that she had more to offer the sport of swimming and continued her training at the SOFLO Swim Club with Coach Christopher Anderson Jr. During the next four years she broke the Commonwealth Games record, won her first World Championship Title, tied and broke world records several times along with making history as the 1 st person of colour {regardless of gender} to hold a World Record. She will tell you emphatically that this would not have been possible without her supportive sponsors, coaches and family. In 2016 Alia made her 2 nd consecutive Olympic final as well as defended her World Championship Title and tied her previous world record {another rarity} Alia went on to creating WATABOUND, her way of giving back to not only her community, but all athletes including minorities in the sport that may have a difficult path ahead of them as she did. Doing swim clinics and still swimming, Alia went on to break the 50 short course meter breaststroke world record twice in 2016 and 2018. After her fifth Olympics Alia looked back on her career and realized she did everything she wanted to do in the sport and was content in retiring at the age of 33. In addition to her successful swimming career, Alia who graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology as well as a minor in English, writes children’s short stories and is looking forward to them being published as well as her autobiography that deals with her obstacles and challenges throughout her long career and personal tips for young athletes. Alia sits on the World Aquatic Bureau and holds the Chair for the Athlete Committee She is also the Global Ambassador for Special Olympics and donates to the Jamaica Kidney Kids foundation. Alia was awarded the order of distinction from the Governor General of Jamaica, and an honorary doctorate from the University of the West Indies. Now focusing solely on swim clinics through her foundation AAN, WATABOUND is taking new strides to changing the sport of swimming through her experiences and building confidence of one swimmer at a time. Alia Atkinson OD, LLC

Gerald Hector welcomes Olympian Alia Atkinson to It's Easy Son

Mr. Gerald Hector talks with special guest, Coach Hue Menzies on #ItsEasySon.  Mr. Hues has over 35+ Years Coaching Experience, has served as the Executive Director of Central Florida Kraze/Krush, 2012 - Present, and has over 600+ college player placements and pro leagues.  His accolades also includes coaching the NY/NJ Gotham NWSL-Pro League, in 2022, serving as Head Coach of the Jamaica Women's National Team, 2014-2019, awarded the CONCACAF Coach of the Year in 2018 and Technical Director of Jamaica's Women's National Team, 2015 - 2017.  In 2011, he brought ECNL to the state of Florida with Central Florida Kraze/Krush.  He currently serves as a US Club Board member, US Black Soccer Coaches Executive Committee, the CONCACAF Study group member, and one of the founders and Directors for the Lonestar Soccer Association in Austin, TX.Coach Menzies is the Director of Coaching for the Warrior Soccer Association in Austin, TX and has over 15 years Olympic Development Coaching experience at the National, State &amp; Regional level.  He has won several State titles in various age groups, regional and national finalist USYSA and the former Assistant Coach at the University of Texas Women Soccer.

Mr. Gerald Hector talks with special guest, Coach Hue Menzies on #ItsEasySon. Mr. Hues has over 35+ Years Coaching Experience, has served as the Executive Director of Central Florida Kraze/Krush, 2012 - Present, and has over 600+ college player placements and pro leagues. His accolades also includes coaching the NY/NJ Gotham NWSL-Pro League, in 2022, serving as Head Coach of the Jamaica Women's National Team, 2014-2019, awarded the CONCACAF Coach of the Year in 2018 and Technical Director of Jamaica's Women's National Team, 2015 - 2017. In 2011, he brought ECNL to the state of Florida with Central Florida Kraze/Krush. He currently serves as a US Club Board member, US Black Soccer Coaches Executive Committee, the CONCACAF Study group member, and one of the founders and Directors for the Lonestar Soccer Association in Austin, TX. Coach Menzies is the Director of Coaching for the Warrior Soccer Association in Austin, TX and has over 15 years Olympic Development Coaching experience at the National, State &amp; Regional level. He has won several State titles in various age groups, regional and national finalist USYSA and the former Assistant Coach at the University of Texas Women Soccer.

Gerald Hector welcomes Women's Pro League Coach, Hue Menzies to It's Easy Son

Tony Jenkins

Tony Jenkins is the Market President for the Central Florida region where he provides strategic oversight and leads a team in developing business plans to increase and retain membership, enhance brand visibility and coordinate employee engagement.Tony was instrumental in establishing Florida Blue’s diversity efforts in 2001. Prior to joining Florida Blue, Jenkins served as Director of Diversity for CSX Corporation, the largest rail network in the eastern United States, and he spent 18 years with the Walt Disney World Company in various leadership roles, specializing in HospitalityManagement and Human Resources.Under Tony’s leadership in Central Florida, Florida Blue has been recognized as a Best Place to Work, an Outstanding Diverse Organization and a Corporate Philanthropy honoree.Tony is an advocate for several causes throughout the Orlando Community. He is the past Chair for United Arts of Central Florida and The Florida Commission on Human Relations. He currently serves on the board of Florida Citrus Sports and he is a Board Trustee at Stetson University. Additionally, Tony is the current Chair for the Orlando Economic Partnership board, where he also serves as Chair for their DEI Task Force, engaging Orlando’s business leaders across varied industries.Tony has been recognized by the Orlando Business Journal as one of Central Florida's Top 10 Businessmen to Watch and as CEO of the Year. Most recently, he received the publication’s Diversity in Business Lifetime Achievement Award. He is also an i4 Business Magazine Business Leader of the Year recipient. He holds a Bachelor of Arts inHospitality Management from Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Ga.

Tony Jenkins is the Market President for the Central Florida region where he provides strategic oversight and leads a team in developing business plans to increase and retain membership, enhance brand visibility and coordinate employee engagement. Tony was instrumental in establishing Florida Blue’s diversity efforts in 2001. Prior to joining Florida Blue, Jenkins served as Director of Diversity for CSX Corporation, the largest rail network in the eastern United States, and he spent 18 years with the Walt Disney World Company in various leadership roles, specializing in Hospitality Management and Human Resources. Under Tony’s leadership in Central Florida, Florida Blue has been recognized as a Best Place to Work, an Outstanding Diverse Organization and a Corporate Philanthropy honoree. Tony is an advocate for several causes throughout the Orlando Community. He is the past Chair for United Arts of Central Florida and The Florida Commission on Human Relations. He currently serves on the board of Florida Citrus Sports and he is a Board Trustee at Stetson University. Additionally, Tony is the current Chair for the Orlando Economic Partnership board, where he also serves as Chair for their DEI Task Force, engaging Orlando’s business leaders across varied industries. Tony has been recognized by the Orlando Business Journal as one of Central Florida's Top 10 Businessmen to Watch and as CEO of the Year. Most recently, he received the publication’s Diversity in Business Lifetime Achievement Award. He is also an i4 Business Magazine Business Leader of the Year recipient. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality Management from Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Ga.

Gerald Hector talks with Tony Jenkins of Florida Blue

Anthony Ray

Kenneth Simpson

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The HBCU Nation Radio Show with Host, Anthony Ray and Special Guest, Kenneth Simpson

Kelvin Manning

John F. Kennedy

Courtesy of NASAKelvin Manning has served as deputy director of NASA's John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida since July 2021. In this capacity, Manning shares responsibility with Kennedy Director Janet Petro in managing the Kennedy team of civil service and contractor employees, determining and implementing center policy, and managing and executing Kennedy missions and agency program responsibilities.Manning served as the center’s associate director for more than a decade. In that capacity, he was responsible for ensuring safe and effective execution of the center’s institutional, technical, and business functions, including establishing strategies and policies to ensure alignment of the Kennedy workforce, facilities, and operations to facilitate agency program and project goals. In 1992, Manning began his career at Kennedy and served in a number of positions within the former Shuttle Processing Directorate, including flow director for space shuttle Atlantis, chief engineer (acting) for shuttle upgrades, vehicle manager for space shuttle Columbia, and NASA test director. Later in the Kennedy Constellation Project Office, Manning was selected as the first division chief for NASA’s Orion spacecraft. More recently, he served on the last three NASA Astronaut Candidate Selection Boards. Born in Fort Meade, Maryland, as an “Army brat,” Manning traveled throughout the U.S. and has resided in Texas, New Jersey, Indiana, Hawaii, Illinois, and Maryland. After graduating from Aberdeen High School in Aberdeen, Maryland, Manning went on to obtain his B.S. from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. In addition, Manning has an M.S. in industrial engineering from the University of Central Florida in Orlando and has completed the Senior Executive Fellows Program at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.As an Air Force officer, Manning served six years as a space operations analyst, stationed at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida and NORAD Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs. Following his military service and prior to joining NASA, Manning was an engineer with General Electric Aerospace, Military and Data Systems Operations, in Springfield, Virginia, and McDonnell Douglas Space Systems Company in Washington, D.C.Manning has received numerous awards, including the Presidential Meritorious Rank Award, NASA Exceptional Achievement Medal, NASA Exceptional Service Medal, the astronauts' Silver Snoopy Award, National Black Engineer of the Year Award for Outstanding Technical Achievement in Government, NASA Public Service Award, Department of Defense Joint Service Commendation Medal, and National Eagle Scout Association Outstanding Eagle Scout Award.

Courtesy of NASA Kelvin Manning has served as deputy director of NASA's John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida since July 2021. In this capacity, Manning shares responsibility with Kennedy Director Janet Petro in managing the Kennedy team of civil service and contractor employees, determining and implementing center policy, and managing and executing Kennedy missions and agency program responsibilities. Manning served as the center’s associate director for more than a decade. In that capacity, he was responsible for ensuring safe and effective execution of the center’s institutional, technical, and business functions, including establishing strategies and policies to ensure alignment of the Kennedy workforce, facilities, and operations to facilitate agency program and project goals. In 1992, Manning began his career at Kennedy and served in a number of positions within the former Shuttle Processing Directorate, including flow director for space shuttle Atlantis, chief engineer (acting) for shuttle upgrades, vehicle manager for space shuttle Columbia, and NASA test director. Later in the Kennedy Constellation Project Office, Manning was selected as the first division chief for NASA’s Orion spacecraft. More recently, he served on the last three NASA Astronaut Candidate Selection Boards. Born in Fort Meade, Maryland, as an “Army brat,” Manning traveled throughout the U.S. and has resided in Texas, New Jersey, Indiana, Hawaii, Illinois, and Maryland. After graduating from Aberdeen High School in Aberdeen, Maryland, Manning went on to obtain his B.S. from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. In addition, Manning has an M.S. in industrial engineering from the University of Central Florida in Orlando and has completed the Senior Executive Fellows Program at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. As an Air Force officer, Manning served six years as a space operations analyst, stationed at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida and NORAD Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs. Following his military service and prior to joining NASA, Manning was an engineer with General Electric Aerospace, Military and Data Systems Operations, in Springfield, Virginia, and McDonnell Douglas Space Systems Company in Washington, D.C. Manning has received numerous awards, including the Presidential Meritorious Rank Award, NASA Exceptional Achievement Medal, NASA Exceptional Service Medal, the astronauts' Silver Snoopy Award, National Black Engineer of the Year Award for Outstanding Technical Achievement in Government, NASA Public Service Award, Department of Defense Joint Service Commendation Medal, and National Eagle Scout Association Outstanding Eagle Scout Award.

Gerald Hector welcomes Deputy Director of NASA's John F. Kennedy Space Center, Mr. Kelvin Manning

Dr. Brandy Williams is one of the youngest owners of a pharmacist in Houston. She is a graduate of Texas Southern University and has consistently provided support and scholarship efforts for Texas Southern Students. In 2022, Dr. Williams provided over $100,000 in scholarships to minorities that are interested in medicine. This April, she will open her 2nd pharmacist in Houston and provide job opportunities for students.

The HBCU Nation Radio Show with Anthony Ray and CEO of We Care RX, Dr. Brandy Williams

Travis L. Williams is the Founder &amp; CEO of HBCU All-Stars LLC, a black-owned sports marketing, events, and media company in Atlanta, GA focused on “Advocating, Educating, Exposing, Mentoring, &amp; Investing in Hard-working, Talented, Ambitious Student-Athletes &amp; Brilliant Coaches at Distinguished Historical Black Colleges &amp; Universities (HBCUs)” from across the country. Williams founded the company in 2019 and made history by launching the “First Ever HBCU All-Star Game” on Sunday, April 3, 2022 and ancillary experiences and events surrounding the historical endeavor during the Final Four Weekend and NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship Tournament in New Orleans. He also launched the inaugural HBCU All-Stars Pro Day Combine prior to the 2022 HBCU ASG. Over half of 2022 HBCU All-Stars Alums were provided professional opportunities within the NBA, G-League, and Internationally. Coach Williams has been the head men’s basketball coach at two outstanding HBCUs, Tennessee State University and Fort Valley State Universities. Through his company HBCU All-Stars LLC, Williams has contributed over $100,000.00 to the four black college conferences (MEAC, SWAC, CIAA, SIAC), numerous HBCUs, elementary, middle and high schools, and non-profit organizations through College Admission Fairs, Legacy Court Dedication, and Kingsley House’ Community Outreach Initiatives. He’s provided real world experiences and internship opportunities to over 150 plus students interested in the sports industry through his company HBCU All-Stars LLC.Most recently, the first ever ATL Has Something to Say HBCU All-Stars Challenge was held at Morehouse College Forbes Arena on Thursday, November 17th – Saturday, November 19th. He has over 23 successful years of playing and coaching on the NCAA Division I &amp; II and high school levels, with eight years at two prestigious HBCU’s, internationally, semi-pro, as well as academic and athletic consulting experience in both public and private colleges &amp; universities, and high school. Over 30 of Williams’ former players made the “All-Conference Academics Team or Dean’s List”. He has coached over 25 All-Conference and Region Players, more than 25 ALL-Tourney Team Players, 4 All-American Team Players, and over 45 of his former players have played professionally in the NBA, G-league, WBA (World Basketball Association) semi-pro, and internationally overseas.Williams established the “Travis L. Williams Foundation” focused on Educating, Empowering, and Mentoring Youth &amp; Families. In memory of his deceased mother Patricia Ann Williams, he founded “Patricia’s Blessed Closet” providing free clothes, shoes, furniture, books, school supplies, financial assistance, and Scholarship Fund for deserving Tift County High School students attending college. He serves as a board member of the FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) and previously served on the Georgia State University Athletics Hall of Fame Committee and Georgia Sports Hall-of-Fame Committee in Macon, GA. He is a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC). Williams was inducted in his alma mater Tift County High School Inaugural Athletics Hall-of-Fame Class. He is a loyal member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. and serves as one of the “Impact Church Lead Organizers” for Kappa Scholarship, and Co-Lead for the “New” Student Center.He is married to Nikkya Williams, a HBCU graduate of Bennett College, and the couple celebrated 15 years of marriage on June 9, 2022. They have two outstanding children, a 11 year old daughter named Teagan Loure’Ann Williams (5th Grade) and a nine year old son named Travis (TJ) Jr (4th Grade).  His children attend Ron Clark Academy.

Travis L. Williams is the Founder &amp; CEO of HBCU All-Stars LLC, a black-owned sports marketing, events, and media company in Atlanta, GA focused on “Advocating, Educating, Exposing, Mentoring, &amp; Investing in Hard-working, Talented, Ambitious Student-Athletes &amp; Brilliant Coaches at Distinguished Historical Black Colleges &amp; Universities (HBCUs)” from across the country. Williams founded the company in 2019 and made history by launching the “First Ever HBCU All-Star Game” on Sunday, April 3, 2022 and ancillary experiences and events surrounding the historical endeavor during the Final Four Weekend and NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship Tournament in New Orleans. He also launched the inaugural HBCU All-Stars Pro Day Combine prior to the 2022 HBCU ASG. Over half of 2022 HBCU All-Stars Alums were provided professional opportunities within the NBA, G-League, and Internationally. Coach Williams has been the head men’s basketball coach at two outstanding HBCUs, Tennessee State University and Fort Valley State Universities. Through his company HBCU All-Stars LLC, Williams has contributed over $100,000.00 to the four black college conferences (MEAC, SWAC, CIAA, SIAC), numerous HBCUs, elementary, middle and high schools, and non-profit organizations through College Admission Fairs, Legacy Court Dedication, and Kingsley House’ Community Outreach Initiatives. He’s provided real world experiences and internship opportunities to over 150 plus students interested in the sports industry through his company HBCU All-Stars LLC. Most recently, the first ever ATL Has Something to Say HBCU All-Stars Challenge was held at Morehouse College Forbes Arena on Thursday, November 17th – Saturday, November 19th. He has over 23 successful years of playing and coaching on the NCAA Division I &amp; II and high school levels, with eight years at two prestigious HBCU’s, internationally, semi-pro, as well as academic and athletic consulting experience in both public and private colleges &amp; universities, and high school. Over 30 of Williams’ former players made the “All-Conference Academics Team or Dean’s List”. He has coached over 25 All-Conference and Region Players, more than 25 ALL-Tourney Team Players, 4 All-American Team Players, and over 45 of his former players have played professionally in the NBA, G-league, WBA (World Basketball Association) semi-pro, and internationally overseas. Williams established the “Travis L. Williams Foundation” focused on Educating, Empowering, and Mentoring Youth &amp; Families. In memory of his deceased mother Patricia Ann Williams, he founded “Patricia’s Blessed Closet” providing free clothes, shoes, furniture, books, school supplies, financial assistance, and Scholarship Fund for deserving Tift County High School students attending college. He serves as a board member of the FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) and previously served on the Georgia State University Athletics Hall of Fame Committee and Georgia Sports Hall-of-Fame Committee in Macon, GA. He is a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC). Williams was inducted in his alma mater Tift County High School Inaugural Athletics Hall-of-Fame Class. He is a loyal member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. and serves as one of the “Impact Church Lead Organizers” for Kappa Scholarship, and Co-Lead for the “New” Student Center. He is married to Nikkya Williams, a HBCU graduate of Bennett College, and the couple celebrated 15 years of marriage on June 9, 2022. They have two outstanding children, a 11 year old daughter named Teagan Loure’Ann Williams (5th Grade) and a nine year old son named Travis (TJ) Jr (4th Grade). His children attend Ron Clark Academy.

Anthony Ray talks w/Travis L. Williams, Founder, CEO and Executive Director of HBCU ALL-STARS, LLC

Arnika Frazier-Jackson

Our Host, Anthony Ray, talks with Mrs. Arnika Frazier-Jackson,  Director of Panda Cares Student Professional Development Programs, about the upcoming leadership conference and all things Panda Cares!For the past two years, the Panda Cares Scholars Leadership Conference powered by UNCF, has been held virtually. This March, the interactive and innovative 3-day intense leadership training will return in person in Disney Springs Orlando, Florida.  Accepting scholars from various majors including Engineering, Computer Science and Public Health, UNCF and The Panda Cares foundation are excited to meet the 2023 Leadership Scholars and aid in their embarkation to the workforce. Scholars will meet and network with leaders in their desired field of interest, take part in on-site interviews, shadow professionals in non-traditional work environments and more.To learn more about the Panda Cares Scholars Program, go to  UNCF.org/PandaCares.http://www.uncf.org/PandaCares This episode can be seen on HBCU Smart TV, HBCUiRadio and social media.

Our Host, Anthony Ray, talks with Mrs. Arnika Frazier-Jackson, Director of Panda Cares Student Professional Development Programs, about the upcoming leadership conference and all things Panda Cares! For the past two years, the Panda Cares Scholars Leadership Conference powered by UNCF, has been held virtually. This March, the interactive and innovative 3-day intense leadership training will return in person in Disney Springs Orlando, Florida. Accepting scholars from various majors including Engineering, Computer Science and Public Health, UNCF and The Panda Cares foundation are excited to meet the 2023 Leadership Scholars and aid in their embarkation to the workforce. Scholars will meet and network with leaders in their desired field of interest, take part in on-site interviews, shadow professionals in non-traditional work environments and more. To learn more about the Panda Cares Scholars Program, go to <a href="http://UNCF.org/PandaCares.http://www.uncf.org/PandaCares" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">UNCF.org/PandaCares.http://www.uncf.org/PandaCares</a>   This episode can be seen on HBCU Smart TV, HBCUiRadio and social media.

Anthony Ray, talks with Mrs. Arnika Frazier-Jackson,  Director of Panda Cares Student Professional

Ambassador Audrey Marks

This week, Gerald Hector, Creator and Host of "It's Easy Son" talks with special guest, Ambassador Audrey Marks, Jamaica's Ambassador to the United States of America!

Gerald Hector talks with Ambassador Audrey Marks on IT'S EASY SON

The HBCU Nation Radio Show

Eddie Francis

Anthony Ray talks with the Founder of the Black Greek Life Success Program about his piece he pinned entitled, "10 Issues Black Greeks Have With Their Grad Chapters" on The HBCU Nation Radio Show.Eddie Francis is the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast host and Greek life contributor. He is also a speaker, award-winning media veteran, and talent acquisition professional. Eddie is a regular contributor to "The HBCU Nation Radio Show" and award-winning "Sunday Journal" talk shows; and he has written for The Huffington Post, The Ladders, Great Black Speakers, LinkedIn, Social-Hire, Write to Bear Alms, Greek Ladders, and Careers in Government. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and you can learn more about him at EddieFrancis.com.

Anthony Ray talks with the Founder of the Black Greek Life Success Program about his piece he pinned entitled, "10 Issues Black Greeks Have With Their Grad Chapters" on The HBCU Nation Radio Show. Eddie Francis is the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast host and Greek life contributor. He is also a speaker, award-winning media veteran, and talent acquisition professional. Eddie is a regular contributor to "The HBCU Nation Radio Show" and award-winning "Sunday Journal" talk shows; and he has written for The Huffington Post, The Ladders, Great Black Speakers, LinkedIn, Social-Hire, Write to Bear Alms, Greek Ladders, and Careers in Government. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and you can learn more about him at <a href="http://EddieFrancis.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EddieFrancis.com</a>.

#BGLO Conversation about Grad Chapters with Anthony Ray and Eddie Francis

Andrea Horton

Our Host, Anthony Ray talks with Andrea Horton, Executive Vice President of Programs for Thurgood Marshall College Fund about the Inaugural Hennessy Fellows Cohort, other signature programs and more!hbcunationradio.com tmcf.org

Our Host, Anthony Ray talks with Andrea Horton, Executive Vice President of Programs for Thurgood Marshall College Fund about the Inaugural Hennessy Fellows Cohort, other signature programs and more! <a href="http://hbcunationradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hbcunationradio.com</a> <a href="http://tmcf.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tmcf.org</a>

Hennessy Fellows Program with Andrea Horton

Alma Adams

Anthony Ray talks to Congresswoman Alma Adams(D-NC-12)about the great news for HBCUs with the passage of the Farm Bill.  Congresswoman Adams and other Black Congressional leaders on the Agriculture Committee lead a bipartisan effort in securing major funding for HBCU Land-Grant Universities.Congresswoman Alma Adams is the Founder and Co-Chair of the Congressional Bipartisan HBCU Caucus.https://adams.house.gov/ Twitter.com/repadams

Anthony Ray talks to Congresswoman Alma Adams(D-NC-12)about the great news for HBCUs with the passage of the Farm Bill. Congresswoman Adams and other Black Congressional leaders on the Agriculture Committee lead a bipartisan effort in securing major funding for HBCU Land-Grant Universities. Congresswoman Alma Adams is the Founder and Co-Chair of the Congressional Bipartisan HBCU Caucus. <a href="https://adams.house.gov/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://adams.house.gov/</a> <a href="http://Twitter.com/repadams" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter.com/repadams</a>

Passage of the Farm Bill and what it means for HBCUs with Congresswoman Alma Adams (D-NC-12)

Jonathan Jones

Anthony Ray talks with Jonathan Jones, 2019 Thurgood Marshall College Fund - Hennessy Fellow on The HBCU Nation Radio Show.

Hennessy Fellows Program - Jonathan Jones

Malik Wilson

Anthony Ray speaks with NC A&amp;T Star Wide Receiver, Malik Wilson about the  Air Force Reserve Celebration Bowl, academic accomplishments, his dreams of playing in the NFL and why African American student athletes should consider attending an HBCU.

Anthony Ray speaks with NC A&T Student Athlete, Malik Wilson

Our Host, Anthony Ray talks with Dr. Harry L. Williams, President and CEO of Thurgood Marshall College Fund about the Inaugural Hennessy Fellows Cohort and much more!hbcunationradio.com tmcf.org

Our Host, Anthony Ray talks with Dr. Harry L. Williams, President and CEO of Thurgood Marshall College Fund about the Inaugural Hennessy Fellows Cohort and much more! <a href="http://hbcunationradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hbcunationradio.com</a> <a href="http://tmcf.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tmcf.org</a>

Hennessey Fellows Program - with Dr. Harry L. Williams

Our Host Anthony Ray talks to James Gailliard about his servant leadership as Pastor, Community Leader and State Representative.  Word Tabernacle Church gifted Bennett College over $20K recently to #StandWithBennett campaign.  James D. Gaillard is the Pastor of Word Tabernacle Church in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, NC House District 25 and President of The Impact Center, a place where programs, partnerships, and paradigms are provided that enable people to progress.

Our Host Anthony Ray talks to James Gailliard about his servant leadership as Pastor, Community Leader and State Representative. Word Tabernacle Church gifted Bennett College over $20K recently to #StandWithBennett campaign. James D. Gaillard is the Pastor of Word Tabernacle Church in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, NC House District 25 and President of The Impact Center, a place where programs, partnerships, and paradigms are provided that enable people to progress.

Our Talk With James D. Gailliard NC Representative - District 25 on #TheHBCUNationRadioShow

Trina Coleman

Beyond the Classroom with Dr. Trina Coleman with special guest, Dr. Curry

Dwight Treadwell

Anthony Ray speaks with Dwight Treadwell, The HBCU Nation's Sports Editor, talk about 4th Annual Air Force Reserve Celebration Bowl featuring the MEAC Champions, North Carolina A&amp;T State University and SWAC Champions Alcorn State University at the Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.

Anthony Ray and Dwight Treadwell talk about The Air Force Reserve Celebration Bowl

Champ Owens

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Family Circle Radio with Hosts, JTs Ladies Lounge... Today's Topic:  "How do we get our black community back into good shape with their health".Guest Celebrity Trainer, Champ Owens joins the broadcast.

Family Circle Radio with Hosts, JTs Ladies Lounge... Today's Topic: "How do we get our black community back into good shape with their health". Guest Celebrity Trainer, Champ Owens joins the broadcast.

Family Circle Radio - JTs Ladies Lounge and Champ Owens

Pearl Shaw

Our Host, Anthony Ray talks with Mel and Pearl Shaw about their latest blog piece entitled, "College Presidents - The Revolving Door" found at FUNdRaisingGoodTimes.comMel and Pearl Shaw are comprehensive Fund Developers .  You can learn more at saadandshaw.com

Our Host, Anthony Ray talks with Mel and Pearl Shaw about their latest blog piece entitled, "College Presidents - The Revolving Door" found at <a href="http://FUNdRaisingGoodTimes.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FUNdRaisingGoodTimes.com</a> Mel and Pearl Shaw are comprehensive Fund Developers . You can learn more at <a href="http://saadandshaw.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">saadandshaw.com</a>

College Presidents - The Revolving Door with Mel and Pearl Shaw

Mark Sandilands

R. E. Cooper

Our Host, Anthony Ray has a discussion with Dr. R. E. Cooper, Morehouse College Alum and Dr. Mark L. Sandilands, American Baptist College Alum, about the launch of the Bahamas Initiative Relief Fund, to help with rebuilding the Northern Bahamas following the devastation from Hurricane Dorian.  For more information, please visit bit.ly/MCCIBIRF .

Our Host, Anthony Ray has a discussion with Dr. R. E. Cooper, Morehouse College Alum and Dr. Mark L. Sandilands, American Baptist College Alum, about the launch of the Bahamas Initiative Relief Fund, to help with rebuilding the Northern Bahamas following the devastation from Hurricane Dorian. For more information, please visit <a href="http://bit.ly/MCCIBIRF" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/MCCIBIRF</a> .

Dr. R. E. Cooper and Dr. Mark Sandilands

Anthony Ray presents the HBCU Nation Alumni Spotlight with William Hubbard, alumn of North Carolina A&amp;T State University.For over 48 years, William “Bill” Hubbard has been a noteworthy leader in the Financial Services Industry! You may know him from his work as the CEO/President of First Merchants Financial Services, but Bill can also be credited with contributions to Businesses, Education, and Community.William “Bill” Hubbard has been honored with the BBB (Better Business Bureau) Marketplace Ethics Award which is the highest Award displayed for his contributions to integrity. He holds a Bachelors Degree from N.C. A &amp; T State University and currently resides in Winston-Salem, NC.While at N.C. A &amp; T  he met his wife Brenda of 46 years, and they have 5 children and eight grandchildren. While at A &amp; T, Bill was very active in various organizations such as SGA, Treasurer, served with Rev. Nelson Johnson, who was Vice-President. He also became a member of Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, YMCA, taught Math at Upward Bound, Editor-In-Chief N.C. A &amp; T Yearbook and Newspaper. Upon graduation, moved to Durham, NC and became the 2nd Black Loan Officer for SBA and provided the largest loan for a minority business at that time to Sam Dillard of Sam Dillard’s Bar B-Que of $50,000 (a record for black business). After that he worked on nearly $500,000 in loans for Black Contractors all across the state of NC.Bill is a Charter Member of the NC Black Chamber of Commerce (2001), Charter Member of WS Black Chamber (2004), NAACP Lifetime Member, Owned and Operated Hubbard Enterprises(Residential and Commercial Cleaning Firm for 30 years) in Durham, High Point and Winston-Salem. He also made History while in Graduate School by becoming the First Black Editor of a major newspaper in NC, Greensboro News &amp; Record.At Jerry Watkins (Black Owned Automotive Dealership) Cadillac-GMC in Winston-Salem, NC, Bill was one of the Top 50 Sales Agents in the USA landing a contract with Blue Cross/Blue Shield to supply them with a fleet of vehicles. He graduated #1 from General Motors University and was offered his own Cadillac Dealership in Kansas.As the Owner and Operator with his wife Brenda and son Wynton of First Merchants Financial Services they provide small business loans, lines of credit and merchant accounts. Feel Free to Contact Bill Hubbard concerning Commercial, Church, or Small Business Loans directly at 336.768.0933 and Wynton Hubbard concerning Residential Home Services 336.768.0936. www.firstmerchantsfinancialservices.com

Anthony Ray presents the HBCU Nation Alumni Spotlight with William Hubbard, alumn of North Carolina A&amp;T State University. For over 48 years, William “Bill” Hubbard has been a noteworthy leader in the Financial Services Industry! You may know him from his work as the CEO/President of First Merchants Financial Services, but Bill can also be credited with contributions to Businesses, Education, and Community. William “Bill” Hubbard has been honored with the BBB (Better Business Bureau) Marketplace Ethics Award which is the highest Award displayed for his contributions to integrity. He holds a Bachelors Degree from N.C. A &amp; T State University and currently resides in Winston-Salem, NC. While at N.C. A &amp; T he met his wife Brenda of 46 years, and they have 5 children and eight grandchildren. While at A &amp; T, Bill was very active in various organizations such as SGA, Treasurer, served with Rev. Nelson Johnson, who was Vice-President. He also became a member of Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, YMCA, taught Math at Upward Bound, Editor-In-Chief N.C. A &amp; T Yearbook and Newspaper. Upon graduation, moved to Durham, NC and became the 2nd Black Loan Officer for SBA and provided the largest loan for a minority business at that time to Sam Dillard of Sam Dillard’s Bar B-Que of $50,000 (a record for black business). After that he worked on nearly $500,000 in loans for Black Contractors all across the state of NC. Bill is a Charter Member of the NC Black Chamber of Commerce (2001), Charter Member of WS Black Chamber (2004), NAACP Lifetime Member, Owned and Operated Hubbard Enterprises (Residential and Commercial Cleaning Firm for 30 years) in Durham, High Point and Winston-Salem. He also made History while in Graduate School by becoming the First Black Editor of a major newspaper in NC, Greensboro News &amp; Record. At Jerry Watkins (Black Owned Automotive Dealership) Cadillac-GMC in Winston-Salem, NC, Bill was one of the Top 50 Sales Agents in the USA landing a contract with Blue Cross/Blue Shield to supply them with a fleet of vehicles. He graduated #1 from General Motors University and was offered his own Cadillac Dealership in Kansas. As the Owner and Operator with his wife Brenda and son Wynton of First Merchants Financial Services they provide small business loans, lines of credit and merchant accounts. Feel Free to Contact Bill Hubbard concerning Commercial, Church, or Small Business Loans directly at 336.768.0933 and Wynton Hubbard concerning Residential Home Services 336.768.0936. <a href="http://www.firstmerchantsfinancialservices.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.firstmerchantsfinancialservices.com</a>

HBCU Nation Spotlight with William "Bill" Hubbard - NCA&T Alumn

Anthony talks with Dr. Harry L. Williams about Thurgood Marshall College Fund’s Statement on President Trump's Proposed FY 2021 Budget and the role of HBCUs in our Nation's Success.Dr. Harry L. Williams  serves as President &amp; CEO of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF), the nation’s largest organization exclusively representing the Black College Community.  TMCF’s 47 member schools make up the publicly-supported Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs) which represent nearly 300,000 students.  Under his leadership as President &amp; CEO, TMCF has focused on creating innovative partnerships, increasing organizational sustainability and advancing bipartisan advocacy.About The HBCU Nation Radio Show¬Anthony Ray is the Creator / Producer / Host of The HBCU Nation Radio Show and a staunch advocate of our nation’s HBCUs.  He is a transformational servant-leader and social entrepreneur who specializes in transforming broken and underperforming teams, departments and organizations.  Anthony is a Lifetime member of the Elizabeth City State University Alumni Association and a Lifetime member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated – Eastern Province.  Anthony is the Founding Pastor of World Missions Church and the author of the forthcoming book, Racial Reconciliation Matters:  Come on America, We Can Do This.http://www.twitter.com/aeray_srEstablished September 2013, The HBCU Nation Radio Show airs on HBCU Sirius XM Channel 142,  HBCUiRadio and HBCU Smart TV.  The HBCU Nation Radio Show is the only Nationally Syndicated broadcast that exclusively promotes HBCU Excellence, HBCU Innovation and HBCU Sustainability.  You can learn more about the organization at hbcunation.org and media properties at hbcunationradio.com.

Anthony talks with Dr. Harry L. Williams about Thurgood Marshall College Fund’s Statement on President Trump's Proposed FY 2021 Budget and the role of HBCUs in our Nation's Success. Dr. Harry L. Williams serves as President &amp; CEO of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF), the nation’s largest organization exclusively representing the Black College Community. TMCF’s 47 member schools make up the publicly-supported Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs) which represent nearly 300,000 students. Under his leadership as President &amp; CEO, TMCF has focused on creating innovative partnerships, increasing organizational sustainability and advancing bipartisan advocacy. About The HBCU Nation Radio Show ¬Anthony Ray is the Creator / Producer / Host of The HBCU Nation Radio Show and a staunch advocate of our nation’s HBCUs. He is a transformational servant-leader and social entrepreneur who specializes in transforming broken and underperforming teams, departments and organizations. Anthony is a Lifetime member of the Elizabeth City State University Alumni Association and a Lifetime member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated – Eastern Province. Anthony is the Founding Pastor of World Missions Church and the author of the forthcoming book, Racial Reconciliation Matters: Come on America, We Can Do This. <a href="http://www.twitter.com/aeray_sr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.twitter.com/aeray_sr</a> Established September 2013, The HBCU Nation Radio Show airs on HBCU Sirius XM Channel 142, HBCUiRadio and HBCU Smart TV. The HBCU Nation Radio Show is the only Nationally Syndicated broadcast that exclusively promotes HBCU Excellence, HBCU Innovation and HBCU Sustainability. You can learn more about the organization at <a href="http://hbcunation.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hbcunation.org</a> and media properties at <a href="http://hbcunationradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hbcunationradio.com</a>.

Dr. Harry L. WIlliams on #TheHBCUNationRadioShow

Anthony talks with Dr. Walker about his published piece entitled, “We Are Family: How Othermothering and Support Systems Can Improve Mental Health Outcomes among African American Males at HBCUs”.Dr. Larry J. Walker  is an Assistant Professor, University of Central Florida, Department of Educational Leadership and Higher Education. Previously, he was selected as a Congressional Fellow with the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation. After completing his fellowship Dr. Walker served as the Legislative Director for Congressman Major R. Owens. Dr. Walker's responsibilities included supervising the legislative staff and developing the Congressman's legislative agenda.About The HBCU Nation Radio Show¬Anthony Ray is the Creator / Producer / Host of The HBCU Nation Radio Show and a staunch advocate of our nation’s HBCUs.  He is a transformational servant-leader and social entrepreneur who specializes in transforming broken and underperforming teams, departments and organizations.  Anthony is a Lifetime member of the Elizabeth City State University Alumni Association and a Lifetime member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated – Eastern Province.  Anthony is the Founding Pastor of World Missions Church and the author of the forthcoming book, Racial Reconciliation Matters:  Come on America, We Can Do This.http://www.twitter.com/aeray_srEstablished September 2013, The HBCU Nation Radio Show airs on HBCU Sirius XM Channel 142,  HBCUiRadio and HBCU Smart TV.  The HBCU Nation Radio Show is the only Nationally Syndicated broadcast that exclusively promotes HBCU Excellence, HBCU Innovation and HBCU Sustainability.  You can learn more about the organization at hbcunation.org and media properties at hbcunationradio.com.

Anthony talks with Dr. Walker about his published piece entitled, “We Are Family: How Othermothering and Support Systems Can Improve Mental Health Outcomes among African American Males at HBCUs”. Dr. Larry J. Walker is an Assistant Professor, University of Central Florida, Department of Educational Leadership and Higher Education. Previously, he was selected as a Congressional Fellow with the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation. After completing his fellowship Dr. Walker served as the Legislative Director for Congressman Major R. Owens. Dr. Walker's responsibilities included supervising the legislative staff and developing the Congressman's legislative agenda. About The HBCU Nation Radio Show ¬Anthony Ray is the Creator / Producer / Host of The HBCU Nation Radio Show and a staunch advocate of our nation’s HBCUs. He is a transformational servant-leader and social entrepreneur who specializes in transforming broken and underperforming teams, departments and organizations. Anthony is a Lifetime member of the Elizabeth City State University Alumni Association and a Lifetime member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated – Eastern Province. Anthony is the Founding Pastor of World Missions Church and the author of the forthcoming book, Racial Reconciliation Matters: Come on America, We Can Do This. <a href="http://www.twitter.com/aeray_sr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.twitter.com/aeray_sr</a> Established September 2013, The HBCU Nation Radio Show airs on HBCU Sirius XM Channel 142, HBCUiRadio and HBCU Smart TV. The HBCU Nation Radio Show is the only Nationally Syndicated broadcast that exclusively promotes HBCU Excellence, HBCU Innovation and HBCU Sustainability. You can learn more about the organization at <a href="http://hbcunation.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hbcunation.org</a> and media properties at <a href="http://hbcunationradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hbcunationradio.com</a>.

Anthony Ray talks with  Dr. Larry J. Walker on #TheHBCUNationRadioSHow

our Host, Anthony Ray as he presents the inaugural segment of #HBCUAuthorsShowcase for #HBCUiRadio and #HBCUSmartTVToday's guest is #GeraldHector, Author of "It's Easy Son, Quit Making Things Difficult".This book depicts the value of mentorship by way of the lasting life lessons #CoachMoultrie imparted to his students. Coach Moultrie’s timeless quotes are the catalyst for this memoir as illustrated by his life-long devotion to his students. His influence reaches far beyond his years coaching at #HowardUniversity and informs the decisions many of his proteges make to this day. Author and former student, Gerald Hector, originally from #Jamaica, does a brilliant job capturing those lessons and applying them to today’s challenges and beyond. Jamaican patois peppered throughout the book adds flavor and humor. This book is sure to inspire readers to view life’s milestones and challenges in a new light.hbcunationradio.com geraldhector.com

our Host, Anthony Ray as he presents the inaugural segment of #HBCUAuthorsShowcase for #HBCUiRadio and #HBCUSmartTV Today's guest is #GeraldHector, Author of "It's Easy Son, Quit Making Things Difficult". This book depicts the value of mentorship by way of the lasting life lessons #CoachMoultrie imparted to his students. Coach Moultrie’s timeless quotes are the catalyst for this memoir as illustrated by his life-long devotion to his students. His influence reaches far beyond his years coaching at #HowardUniversity and informs the decisions many of his proteges make to this day. Author and former student, Gerald Hector, originally from #Jamaica, does a brilliant job capturing those lessons and applying them to today’s challenges and beyond. Jamaican patois peppered throughout the book adds flavor and humor. This book is sure to inspire readers to view life’s milestones and challenges in a new light. <a href="http://hbcunationradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hbcunationradio.com</a> <a href="http://geraldhector.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">geraldhector.com</a>

HBCUNRS Gerald Hector, author of "It's Easy Son, Quit Making Things Difficult"

Michael Deegan-McCree

Anthony Ray talks with Michael Deegan-McCree, criminal justice reform advocate.  McCree talks about his experiences passing federal and state legislation, his transition to working in pretrial justice and how all of this impacts the African American community.Michael Deegan-McCree is a Legislative Advocate concentrated on reforming the criminal legal system, protecting voting rights for all citizens and ensuring access to quality mental health treatment. He currently serves as the Partnerships Coordinator at The Bail Project. Michael plays a pivotal role in developing grassroots and grasstops partnerships to enable The Bail Project to best serve their clients.Michael is a native Californian born and raised in the Bay Area. Before working for The Bail Project Michael worked at The Dream Corps, where he served as the Policy Associate for the #cut50 initiative, helping to lead their state and federal legislative efforts. While at #cut50, Michael played a policy role in helping pass the First Step Act, in 2018, landmark legislation that the New York Times said would "deliver the most significant changes to our criminal justice system in a generation."Michael's concentration on racial and economic inequality within the criminal justice system stems from his progressive ideology especially on issues of Criminal Legal and Mental Health reform. It is his belief that it takes coalitions of directly impacted people, along with unlikely allies from different political-ideological beliefs to deliver lasting structural change that will benefit our communities. Michael has also served as a District Advisor to California State Senator, Majority Whip Nancy Skinner, and an Assistant to Congresswoman Barbara Lee of California's 13th Congressional District.

Anthony Ray talks with Michael Deegan-McCree, criminal justice reform advocate. McCree talks about his experiences passing federal and state legislation, his transition to working in pretrial justice and how all of this impacts the African American community. Michael Deegan-McCree is a Legislative Advocate concentrated on reforming the criminal legal system, protecting voting rights for all citizens and ensuring access to quality mental health treatment. He currently serves as the Partnerships Coordinator at The Bail Project. Michael plays a pivotal role in developing grassroots and grasstops partnerships to enable The Bail Project to best serve their clients. Michael is a native Californian born and raised in the Bay Area. Before working for The Bail Project Michael worked at The Dream Corps, where he served as the Policy Associate for the #cut50 initiative, helping to lead their state and federal legislative efforts. While at #cut50, Michael played a policy role in helping pass the First Step Act, in 2018, landmark legislation that the New York Times said would "deliver the most significant changes to our criminal justice system in a generation." Michael's concentration on racial and economic inequality within the criminal justice system stems from his progressive ideology especially on issues of Criminal Legal and Mental Health reform. It is his belief that it takes coalitions of directly impacted people, along with unlikely allies from different political-ideological beliefs to deliver lasting structural change that will benefit our communities. Michael has also served as a District Advisor to California State Senator, Majority Whip Nancy Skinner, and an Assistant to Congresswoman Barbara Lee of California's 13th Congressional District.

Criminal Justice Reform with Michael Deegan-McCree on #TheHBCUNationRadioShow

Anthony Ray talks with Barbara Alston and Andre Garvin about the 11th Annual HBCU Foreign Policy Conference. 11th Annual HBCU Foreign Policy Conference On February 14th, the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Global Public Affairs welcomes Historically and Predominately Black Colleges and Universities to its 11th Annual HBCU Foreign Policy Conference. The agenda will feature senior State Department officials, foreign policy discussions, career and scholarship info. HBCUatState

Anthony Ray talks with Barbara Alston and Andre Garvin about the 11th Annual HBCU Foreign Policy Conference. 11th Annual HBCU Foreign Policy Conference On February 14th, the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Global Public Affairs welcomes Historically and Predominately Black Colleges and Universities to its 11th Annual HBCU Foreign Policy Conference. The agenda will feature senior State Department officials, foreign policy discussions, career and scholarship info. <h1>HBCUatState</h1>

HBCUNRS - StateDepartment Podcast

Anthony Ray converses with Dr. Trina L. Coleman about her recently published piece"Black America: HBCUs Are Our 40 Acres and a Mule" on #TheHBCUNationRadioShow ! #Insightful #Facts #HBCUSMatterhbcunationradio.com

Anthony Ray converses with Dr. Trina L. Coleman about her recently published piece"Black America: HBCUs Are Our 40 Acres and a Mule" on #TheHBCUNationRadioShow ! #Insightful #Facts #HBCUSMatter <a href="http://hbcunationradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hbcunationradio.com</a>

HBCUNRS - Coleman - 40 Acres

Talia Hawley

Anthony Ray, Host of #TheHBCUNationRadioShow, talks with Talia Hawley Howard University Graduate Student and Thurgood Marshall College Fund #HennessyFellow about her academic career, the #HennessyBootCamp, the #HennessyFellowsProgram and her professional career and goals.  Also listen live via @Tunein at bit.ly/HBCUiRadio and bit.ly/HBCUSmartTV !

Anthony Ray, Host of #TheHBCUNationRadioShow, talks with Talia Hawley Howard University Graduate Student and Thurgood Marshall College Fund #HennessyFellow about her academic career, the #HennessyBootCamp, the #HennessyFellowsProgram and her professional career and goals. Also listen live via @Tunein at <a href="http://bit.ly/HBCUiRadio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/HBCUiRadio</a> and <a href="http://bit.ly/HBCUSmartTV" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/HBCUSmartTV</a> !

Talia Hawley of the TMCF Hennessy Fellows Program on #TheHBCUNationRadioShow

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