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Tune in to hear Darlene Donloe’s view from an Entertainment Reporter’s coverage of The 84th Academy Awards. Isidra Person-Lynn, producer/host conducts this pre-recorded interview. (We explain in the interview).
Viola Davis wraps things us for us…I found her comments from the recent prestigious awards luncheon on the Internet and always wanted to play them. What better time to let you hear her thoughts than now? We congratulate her on her nomination and Octavia Spencer as well on her win.
Click here to listen and view this morning’s actual up to the minute schedule. Show airs live at 10 A.M., Sunday, Feb. 26, PST or after noon on Sunday, click to listen: (Live or on demand!) Are you here early? Click the link to set your reminder!
Today’s Lineup: (Subject to change) 2/26/2012
The Academy Awards Start at 4 p.m. PST on ABC
10:00 a.m. Darlene Donloe covers the Oscars and offers her final predictions.
A compelling true story of courage, sacrifice and unconditional love between a man and a special needs child caught in a tumultuous abuse case within foster care, A Fragile Child’s Cry, is a true awakening for those unaware of the emotional and physical commitment needed in providing for a disabled child.
H. L. Stampleytakes readers on a journey of empathy and challenge as the tables turn and he presents the question of “What would you do in my situation.” Now with grown children, Stampley questions his role as a father to his own children
as his love and admiration for a child in need grows to great passion. Only to realize later that in the midst of litigation he is battling for life himself.
During the writing of A Fragile Child’s Cry, H. L. Stampley stated, ” Oftentimes the personal challenges were so insurmountable and unimaginable, I just prayed that I would make it. I had to find the strength to carry on.” After fourteen years, he continues advocating for the fair medical treatment of foster youth and children with disabilities.
A portion of the proceeds from A Fragile Child’s Cry will benefit foster youth, abused and children with disabilities programs. For more information visit www.streetpositive.com.
Delores Brown, IMHP, is hosting a Music Therapy Concert. Fights bunkerism and isolation………..
Sherri Franklin, explains March 10 Concert with Shante Moore $35 tickets after Feb 29, 2012. Go to www.Itsmyseat.com andlook for “A Place for Everyone, a Music Therapy Concert Series” by Institute for Maximum Human Potential.
Click here to listen and view this morning’s actual up to the minute schedule. Show airs live at 10 A.M., Sunday, Feb. 19, PST or after noon on Sunday, click to listen: (Live or on demand!) Are you here early? Click the link to set your reminder!
Today’s Lineup: (Subject to change)
Intro: Recap, Coming up, Call in or listen, Chat room
Donate–It’s Sunday morning–Pass the Collection Plate (Or just click the Donate Button at http://www.SundayMorningLive.net
Feature: Behind the Lens with Leroy Hamilton
10:05: Darlene Donloe, Entertainment: Countdown to her coverage of The Oscars, Whitney Funeral
10:15 Hannibal Tabu: It’s Komplicated (Tech & Pop)
10:21 Dr Kwaku–excerpt of his interview with Bob Marley
10:28: Cover Story: Black Indians—Pompey Fixico, Seminole and William L. Katz, Author, Black Indians
11:28: Kirk Whalum, Jazz Artist, interviewed by Darlene Donloe
Sunday, Feb 19 at 10 a.m. Darlene Donloe, Entertainment reporter interviews Kirk Whalum about his CD Romance Language and updates us on her Journey to cover the Oscars!
Hannibal Tabu gives us the Tech and Pop Report: It’s Komplicated
Guests:
Mayor Villaraigosa with Buffalo Soldiers holding Black Indian Book
Phil Wilkes Fixico- African-NativeAmerican activist, is a Seminole Maroon Descendant, Creek and Cherokee Freedmen descendant, Honorary Heniha for the Wildcat/John Horse Band of the Texas Seminoles, California Semiroon Mico, Member of the Los Angeles Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers 9th & 10th (horse) Cavalry and the Seminole Negro Indian Scouts of Brackettville, Texas.
William Katz and Woody Strode
William Katz is the author of “Black Indians” and over 40 books on history. He specializes in the history of Black Indians and the relationships between the two groups.
SML 62: Darlene Donloe on Whitney Houston, Thaddeus Carroll, and Much More!
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DUE TO RECENT NEWS OF THE Death of Whitney Houston, we will air the Michael Ealey segment in the future. Darlene Donloe will file an extended Entertainment Segment to report on the Whitney Houston Story.
The Way Forward Foundation was founded by Thaddeus
Thaddeus Carroll, and sister Azziza (Windi J) with an unnamed youth he is "adopting"
Carroll who spent 36 years in the California Dept. of Corrections but has since married, made over $100,000.00 a year, owns three cars and a four bedroom home. Best of all he works with youth and shows them The Way Forward, the name of his Foundation.
11:30 Nadean Day, Using natural care for natural hair, Nature’s Essential Ingredients www.NEIBeautycare.com
11:47 Open Phones Krischa Esquivel: Parenting Your Natural Child
12:00 Show will repeat in a few moments!
Rest in Peace, Don Cornelius
Natural Hair: The Male Perspective
By Chevy Jones AKA Cheverly Hillz (Interview takes place at Millennium Barber Shop.)
Beauty Within
by Dead Prez
Martin Luther King inspired song!!! – “The Dream” (100 yrs later)
Horizontal Reign
First to Fight – The Black Tankers of WWII
Black Female Battalion of WW2
Double Victory is a documentary companion to Red Tails, a new film produced by George Lucas about the legendary Tuskegee Airmen of World War II, the first African American aerial unit. Tune in to Double Victory: Feb. 6th & 13th at 6am/5c. View the Classroom Guide here.Learn more about Red Tails (premiered in theaters Jan. 20th!) here: http://www.redtails2012.com/
Show notes for My World Podcast will be hosted at www.MyWorldPodcast.com
The first iteration of Sunday Morning Live aired during most of the '90s in Los Angeles on KACE FM, hosted by Isidra Person-Lynn, then director of Public Affairs.
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Show notes: http://www.SundayMorningLive.net are still there From Dec 2, 2012 on back to Oct. 2010.