Q-on-1 w/Author, Jamell Crouthers

Follow Jamell: www.AquarianMind.info and Twitter: @AquarianMind1

How can a book change the way you look at the world?

Duration: 12 mins.

On this podcast, I have a Q-on-1 discussion with blogger and author, Jamell Crouthers.  We discuss a few things on the show, but mostly about his view of the world and how he hopes to influence change.  His book, The World We Live In: A Poetry Book on Societal Issues, looks to do just that!

Available now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other locations, this book focuses on fictional characters and chronicles their life experiences.  Each person details an experience that changed and impacted them in ways they never considered.  There are only names and no race or ethnicity mentioned in this book.  The reason being that Jamell wants the readers to understand and relate to their experiences as human beings.

Listen to my interview with him as I go Q-on-1 on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!

Show No. 628

Q-on-1 w/Singer, Mizgin Demirican

T2Q goes overseas as I welcome pop star, Mizgin Demirican!

(Please excuse the technical difficulties.  This was an overseas interview from 2016.)

Duration: 30 mins.

“Mizgin Demircan is a Swedish music artist that is making her debut here in the United States with her sexy, fierce music and intoxicating voice, best known for her single “Get U Off”. She is turning heads and rocking stages, boasting raw, enthusiastic energy and an eclectic sound.”

Her style is sure to take the United States by storm and I’m sure we’ll see her video playing non-stop.

On this podcast, I’ll go Q-on-1 with the new pop sensation as we discuss the following: How her career started Her rise to stardom Her transition to the United States and more!

IG: @IAmMizgin
Vevo: Mizgin.Ink.to.Vevo

Show #355

Talk 2 Author, Tommie Mabry!

Tommie Mabry lives by the words, “I cannot walk in my future with my foot in my past."

Duration: 45 mins.

Tue., June 28th @ 9 PM Eastern.  

Mabry, 28, grew up in midtown, or what the locals call Northend, a neighborhood in Jackson that he says was not necessarily the easiest neighborhood to grow up in.

“I have lived a life that’s beyond 28,” Mabry says. “The average 28-year-old hasn’t lived close to how much I have been through. … I come from the 'hood, I come from poverty. No one from my family finished high school. ... I don’t have a family member before me to ever finish college.”

Growing up with no one to serve as a model for mainstream success, Mabry turned to life in the underground economy and ardently abided by the code of the street. Mabry was expelled from seven elementary schools and three middle schools in the Jackson Public Schools district, and by age 11, he was serving time for burglary and began getting his first tattoos as early as the 5th grade.

Tonight, I'll talk to him about how he turned his life around and went from a bad example to a role model.  You'll have the chance to talk to him as well by dialing (347) 202-0215.

This interview and more on tonight's Talk 2 Q Radio Show!

Show No. 611

(excerpts from Jackson Free Press)