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15 Episodes 2020 - 2020
Episode 1
Wed, Sep 2, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson pays tribute to Civil Rights Leader and Congressman John Lewis. Community Organizer from the How to Thrive Task Force, Jaaz Jones, joins the conversation to discuss how her community organization is working to build a fair and equitable relationship between the community and law enforcement to heal the current divide. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 2
Wed, Sep 9, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson discusses how to develop tools to empower individuals looking for ways to cope with the pandemic and racial injustice with Jesse Brisendine, the creator of "Zero Limits Coaching. Tyrone DuBose, R and B Music Historian, radio host, and music expert joins the conversation to discuss how he educates R&B music lovers about the behind-the-scenes facts of their favorite recording artists. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 3
Wed, Sep 16, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson discusses how to advance underrepresented writers and promote authentic storytelling for underrepresented communities with Jude Roth, filmmaker of "El Doctor," the original short drama about worlds colliding when an undocumented day laborer is hired by an Arizona family. Dr. Donna Hunter, international best-selling author, conference speaker, parent advocate and retired school administrator joins the conversation to discuss how she provides support to people impacted by developmental disabilities. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 4
Wed, Sep 23, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson discusses a new commitment by production companies to develop and write new content to raise the percentage of diverse writers with unheard voices and stories with Alonzo Wilson, a screenwriter, producer, and a film and television costume designer, and partner at Spirit Medicine Productions. "JT" Turner, comedian, actor, and businessman joins the conversation by bringing his unique humor to discuss ways we can use humor to help us cope with stress. He also gives advice to up-and-coming comics on how to break into the entertainment industry. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 5
Wed, Sep 30, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson discusses how the pandemic is impacting small businesses across the country with Kim Peeples, owner of vomFASS, a European Market and Tasting Room in Claremont and Ventura. Manny Pacheco, award-winning author of the Forgotten Hollywood Book Series, radio and television personality, and adjunct instructor joins the conversation by sharing highlights of supporting actors during Hollywood's Golden Age. He talks about his mission to ensure that these actors are remembered for their contributions in film and television. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 6
Wed, Oct 7, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson talks with Elvin Ross, award-winning composer, owner and executive producer of E. Ross Studios and discusses his compelling and inspirational documentary, Kunta Kinteh Island: Coming Home Without Shackles. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 7
Wed, Oct 14, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson discusses challenges facing community college students and the importance of AB 595, a bill that allows undocumented students to use an individual tax identification number instead of a social security number to participate in academic programs with Dr. René Lozano, faculty coordinator for El Camino Community College's Transfer Center. Simón Silva, creativity crusader (artist), author and speaker joins the conversation to discuss how parents and educators can model creative thinking to help inspire our children. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 8
Wed, Oct 21, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson discusses how Hollywood production is coming back from the pandemic with actor and filmmaker, Shawn Kathryn Kane. Sergio C. Muñoz, Change Officer for the Social Change Institute at Community Health Councils, joins the conversation to discuss his efforts in tackling gender equity issues in collaboration with The Social Change Institute and the Closing the Women's Wealth Gap Initiative. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 9
Wed, Nov 4, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson talks with Dr. Larry Nichter, President and Founder of Plasticos Foundation, about his lifelong mission to perform reconstructive surgery for those without resources and to train surgeons to do the same around the world in the treatment of congenital deformities, trauma care, burn and hand reconstruction. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 10
Wed, Nov 11, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson talks with Sal Lozano, musician and professor, and discusses his first CD and his role mentoring future musicians for Disney's Performing Arts Workshops at the Disneyland Resort. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 11
Wed, Nov 18, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson talks with Odd Haugen, business executive with passion for fitness and discusses strength and conditioning while showing us why he's the strongest man in America. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 12
Wed, Nov 25, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson talks with Dr. Connie Corley, podcaster for Love Goes Viral and Professor at Fielding Graduate University and discusses the importance of educating students in social justice so they can understand how and why social change happens. Ayser Salman, author of The Wrong End of the Table joins the conversation to talk about growing up Iraqi Muslim in Kentucky. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 13
Wed, Dec 2, 2020
Angela Williamson discusses the 65th Anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott Show with Minister Mervin Mayo.
Episode 14
Wed, Dec 9, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson talks with Stan Freese, retired Director of Bands at Walt Disney World Resort and the Disneyland Resort to discuss his upcoming book about his 47 years working at the Walt Disney Company. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.
Episode 15
Sun, Dec 6, 2020
Imagine a show where everybody's voice mattered. Angela Williamson talks with the Wackerman Family at Costa Media Recording Studios to discuss how it feels to be raised in an entire family of musicians. She also has the special privilege of talking with Chuck Wackerman to find out how to raise a family of musicians. Listen to ordinary people doing extraordinary things while strengthening their communities.