A Gram of Hope

On this episode of A Gram of Hope, we speak to LaShanna Alfred, founder of U Change Counseling and Behavioral Health Agency. LaShanna leads CEU workshops on topics like cultural diversity, supervision, ethics, and workplace bullying, and offers consulting for personal and professional development. A licensed clinical social worker with bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Toledo,...

Tony Dible shares updates on what people need to be aware of as our society is dealing with the negative influence of illegal Opioid drugs and the influence of fentanyl. Both are having a negative impact but awareness helps diminish their killing grip on society.

Jones Leadership Academy of Business hosted a Hygiene Drive packing event in collaboration with the Neighborhood Health Association (NHA). Neighborhood Health Association clinical staff will be conducting Hygiene Wellness Education presentations to 7th and 8th grade students during the event to discuss the importance of personal hygiene.

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) are volunteers who serve as a voice for abused and neglected children. It is a mission that makes a difference for the young people of our area.

Delisa Moore is a leading entrepreneur, city of Toledo tax investigator, tax preparer, insurance agent, notary, real estate agent, licensed wedding officiant, and newly elected president of the Greater Toledo Realtest Association. Given her credentials, when Delisa speaks, she's not just talking for her health, her talking can help build our wealth! "PAY ATTENTION!"

No matter how skilled a person is at a task, when you get some help, it makes the job easier and you can get more accomplished. The congress passed the civil rights legislation in 1964 but it needed a companion that would allow its purpose and prospects to extend to greater prospects of actualization. Thus, the introduction of DEI. But some became envious of what was accomplished by the relationsh...

Robert "Bobby" Smith has carved out a place for himself as one who is a great story teller and the progenitor for fertile ground of the seeds of Toledo's Black history and those history makers. His "African American Legacy Project" has the heritage and legacy of many contributions to the Toledo's Black American community. This podcast conversation is just a snippet of those contributions.

Bishop Robert Culp, affectionately known as Toledo Bishop, has been on the front lines of the social justice fight as a servant leader for over 62 years.

Justin Moor has traveled in the wake of the legendary former director Ms. Billie Johnson to lead The Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc. They serve some 40,000 older northwest Ohioans each year. Promoting the health, well-being and safety of older adults, persons with disabilities and family caregivers to foster independence. Justin Moor shares how he was groomed by the experiences and...

Many of our young people believe that suicide, drugs, or self-deprecation is solution to their loneliness and lack of resources. Fonda Royster conquered being known as a street kid, dirty kid, unwanted kid until one person finally heard her voice. Her voice was crying out for support and finally landed on ears that would listen and hear. Her spirit would not allow her to give up and now she is a l...

Who knew that when 14-year-old LaShardae started working at a Detroit pizza restaurant, one day she would be a successful author, then be recognized in 11 counties as a prominent authority on sickle cell, acquire a leadership position on the board of regional Ohio social workers, and finally be recognized as she earned her doctorate degree as Dr. LaShardae Scott. By the way, Dr. LaShardae Scott is...

Donnetta Carter, the Social Butterfly, is the event specialist of Toledo, Ohio. She orchestrates seamless and unforgettable experiences with precision and creativity. The history of her business is to provide comprehensive event support services tailored to small businesses.

On this episode of "A Gram of Hope," we continue our conversation with Sarina Choksey and Oliver Kiehl, co-directors of 'Universal Health Aid (UHA).' UHA is a student run non-profit that helps to improve the health of the community through yearly health screenings. We'll also find out what Sarina and Oliver plan to do after High School.

On this episode of "A Gram of Hope," we speak with Sarina Choksey and Oliver Kiehl, co-directors of 'Universal Health Aid (UHA).' UHA is a student run non-profit that helps to improve the health of the community through yearly screenings. Join us for this 2-part conversation.

In this program we speak with Jeanny Amidon and Freddi Roberson. They are just two of the valuable assets of compassionate people who care for other people. They are participants in RSVP also known as the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program. You could call these volunteers ageless and active as they use their time to encourage and inspire other seniors. The RSVP program is a very present help for...

Lucas County has a lot of love, and they have a lot of children that, through no fault of their own, need a loving home. Sherry Dunn, LCCS Recruitment Supervisor addresses the accomplishments of LCCS in placing children with loving foster families. These children are the future leaders in our community. The effort would be even more rewarding with a few more foster homes. Listen to the success sto...

Enjoy an inspired, passionate conversation about Toledo's most outstanding and admired athletes of the past and present.

Graham continues his conversation with Elder Steve Allen to remember his brother Bishop Rance Allen, the Godfather of modern gospel and one of the greatest gospel singers of all time.

Graham sits down with Elder Steve Allen to remember his brother Bishop Rance Allen, the Godfather of modern gospel and one of the greatest gospel singers of all time.

Widows Empowered Strengthened & I Inc is a program for women who have lost their loved one. They come together to help each other to get through the tough times. They partner with financial, legal, housing, and community organizations to offer assistance to widows and women who need education, services, and support in these areas. Laura Sanders and Ramel Burns join Jerome in conversation.