Host Landon brings on different guests for them to tell him about their interesting, or not so, lives. Along with Landon’s thoughts on current time and social media trends. This show takes account for all walks of life and you never know who will be on or what will be said. Happy listening and you can find this show on podcast streaming platforms.

Deep talk with Sony Blaze where we have deep intellectual conversation with high minded individuals right in the smoothest city in the world! Rochester New York!

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Rick Tony host of Erick Hour brings you a the most controversial show/ podcast running week in and out. Erick Hour is a weekly 2 hour panel debate show that covers current and trending topics uncensored. Along with monthly features of sex, mental, and relationship health. Tune in and don’t tune out it’s a lot easier if you just let it happen!

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• A radio show that ignites energetic and intense discussions while mixing the best in sports news to inform, educate and entertain!
• Line up of well-known local and national guests, correspondents and experts

The Each One Heal One Radio Show. The show dedicated to informing families on the injury and healing from socio-cultural, multi-generational, and systemic trauma. Each One, Heal One Radio Show •What is Socio-Cultural Trauma? •Cultural trauma has been described through historical events such as the result of conditions forced upon African Americans during slavery and the decades of discrimination and oppression that followed (DeGruy-Leary, 2005). •The implication is that cultural trauma, unlike physical or emotional trauma, represents a dramatic loss of identity and meaning that causes damage to the collective group’s social fabric (Eyerman, 2001) . •How does one learn personal, social, cultural, ethnic, and collective identity? The socialization practices used to instill these aspects of self-worth may not be commonly shared by the parents or caregivers. Without intervention or “different” information, most parent can only raise their children from the same understanding that they, themselves were reared (Nyame, 2016).