:::: May Archive: Choose Segment Here :::: May 19: Click It or Ticket, Part 1 May 19: Click It or Ticket, Part 2 May 19: Click It or Ticket, Part 3 May 19: Dawn Crimm, Part 1 May 19: Dawn Crimm, Part 2 May 19: Dawn Crimm, Part 3 May 12: Juneteenth Day, Part 1 May 12: Juneteenth Day, Part 2 May 12: Juneteenth Day, Part 3 May 12: Mothers Day & Events May 12: Show Wrap Up May 5: Abraham Rose and Johnny Ellis Part 1 May 5: Abraham Rose and Johnny Ellis Part 2 May 5: Abraham Rose and Johnny Ellis Part 3 May 5: Ella -Oroki Rice Part 1 May 5: Ella -Oroki Rice Part 2 May 5: Ella -Oroki Rice Part 3

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Topics - May 2007

May 19, 2007, Click It or Ticket.  Our first hour guests were Cheryl Wittke, Director of Safe Communities and Lieutenant Stephanie Bradley-Wilson of the Madison Police Department to discuss the Click It or Ticket It campaign May 21st through June 3rd. Part one of this hour we discussed the events of Safe Communities and the campaign in general and a discussion of primary enforcement. Part two includes a discussion on the use of seat belts by young drivers, particularly in the African American and Latino communities. The conversation continues and Part 3 includes the seat belt vs booster seat guidelines and regulations.

In our second hour, Dawn Crim, Acting Special Assistant to the University of Wisconsin Chancellor was our second hour guest. Part One discussion included a tribute to the legacy of LaMarr Billups and the programs that he initiated in the University and with the community. Dawn discussed how she will continue with those programs and how more will be advanced. Part 2 continues the discussion of programs, and highlights the Odyssey program. Graduates of the program called in. Part 3 gave the listeners a closer look at Community Programming.

May 12, 2007, Juneteenth Day & Mother's Day.  Annie Weatherby, co-director of Kujichagulia, Madison's Center for Self Determination.Annie along with Mona Winston are the co-coordinators for the Madison Juneteenth Celebration, this year being on June 16th at Peen Park. Annie shares with us and the listeners the plans for this year's event, and all the activities associated with it, including a James Brown Contest! Enjoy the conversation with our hosts Richard Brown and Betty Banks, the input from our callers and the many Mother's Day Shout outs !
 

May 5, 2007,  Abraham Rose and Johnny Ellis. They are co-founders of His Rose, Inc., a not-for- profit 501(c)3 World Ministry of Love, Truth, and Beauty. "His Rose" is dedicated to raising awareness of spiritual principles through personal ministry and inspired literature, offering "living proof" that God is alive and well, and that His Word is faithful and true. In Parts 1 and 2, Abraham Rose and Johnny speak about their lives, and their active involvement in Voices Beyond Bars. They were the editors and co-compilers of The First Twenty-Nine Days, a moving anthology of 20 stories told by former prisoners. They discuss the importance of the 1st twenty-nine days, and the conditions and challenges encountered by former prisoners. In part 3, Johnny and Abraham Rose speak about The Legacy Campaign, 45 personal accounts of lives forever changed when diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and their newest book, Johnny and His Rose.

Ella -Oroki Rice. A Chicago born social activist she is the founder of Hands From My Heart, a healing ministry for broken hearted men, women and children. The focus of her ministry engages her creative gifts: using spoken and written word, body movement and music. She will be presenting her one woman debut performance: Inappropriate Laughter and other stories that might make you cry, Saturday May 12, 4:30 pm at Neighborhood House. Throughout all 3 parts Oroki talks about her life experiences, which shaped her One Woman Debut, and delights the listeners with some of her original spoken word. Part 2 includes a conversation about Oroki's experiences with the Odyssey Program of the UW.

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