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DaGrip met Kokita Burts on National Voter Registration Day.  it was a sunny afternoon on the corner of Lasalle and Beatties Ford Road.  Burts agreed to be interviewed and she had a lot of encouragement and information to share for the community.

Kimberly Neely stops by DaGrip to share her new book, Kindness Kounts. Kimberly is a product of Gastonia, North Carolina where she serves her community as a minister and a nurse. During this episode, Kimberly compels us to be kinder to others and realize that treating people right always wins. This is a must listen to podcast.

Doug Wilson is a talented political strategist. He has a  strong background in media, media relations, and community event planning. He participated with the NC Democratic party as a consultant(2016) and currently he has signed on to help advise the NC team for Biden 2020.  Wilson offers a compelling conversation about the impacting of voting and the difference maker people of color can make in No...

Dr. William L. Johnson shares insight to help African Americans with challenging healthcare issue for African Americans.  Dr. Johnson serves as The Chaplain for Palliative Care at Christian Hospital NE in Saint Louis, MO. At the hospital, he serves on a variety of committees in leadership such as the Bio-Medical Ethics, IDEA (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Awareness) Team, Christian Hospital Fou...

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David Anthoni's candid conversation with Dr. Daran H. Mithell discusses the racial gap in America. Dr. Mitchell was born and raised in Tampa, Florida, received his early education in the private and public schools of Hillsborough County, accepted his call to the ministry at age 15, preached his trial sermon at age 16, and has been preaching the gospel for over twenty-six years. Dr. Mitchell earned...

DaGrip talks with Dr. Lester A. McCorn about his views on race relations in the United States. Dr. McCorn is a visionary leader, scholar, author, activist and college president. He is the 13th President of Clinton College in Rock Hill, SC. He is a native of Worcester, Massachusetts. To learn more about Dr. McCorn click the link below. https://clintoncollege.edu/about-clinton/president/  

David Anthoni suggest creativity is good for the heart and soul..

During quarantine, David Anthoni launched Everybody Clap. As a song writer he wanted to create some music that would give encouragement. The single will move your feet and certainly cause you to clap your hands. Find the full version on Apple Music, Itunes, Amazon, Iheart Radio, Spotify and many more digital music platforms.