Experience, Strength and Hope | Tony Da’ Mayor

With more than 20,000 residents, Junction City has grown to be a  family-friendly community-rich in history, filled with adventure, and  embracing a bright future.  This is why we are JC-Proud. 

Conversations with Black Men  was the setting  for Experience Strength  and Hope Host Antonio Timms.  Today we created a safe platform for 4 men  of color to share their social, cultural and life perspectives.

Don't let others destroy your drive when your VISION has been manifested.  DREAM BIG and PRAY HARD 

Deer Jerky and Pedal Pushers Don't let your road rage and pride get the best of you.  Listen and Laugh

Podcast interview with two of Junction City's Blue Jays football players Damarion Sellers and Tyree Holloway. 

“Cancer is a word, not a sentence.” When it comes to cancer, we understand that finding the right words can be a challenge. Whether you or a loved one is going through a cancer journey, learning how to give and ask for support can take time. Having a comforting quote or two on hand can be a great  relief when you are in need of some calming words to cherish or share.

Bishop Robert was truly a man of wisdom. We thank God for all of his  teaching weekly in Brotherhood meeting. I will never forget the times we  spent together.

Tony DaMayor sits down with Nikki A. and chats about  Experience Strength and Hope

This week Nikki A. interviews Antonio Da'Mayor

Brewel Currie is a motivational speaker, ordained Evangelist, Mentor, and certified life skills coach, who values dedication, determination, and the desire to help others obtain their dreams and purpose in life. He is passionate about leadership and people reaching their dreams. Brewel has had many life struggles of his own and overcame them through changing the way he thought. Brewel believes and...

Life is most certainly a puzzle, usually one that will give you a hard time until you figure it out. If  you are a simple person with a clear goal and idea of what you want to  achieve in your life, as well as a set of rules that will help you get  there, then your puzzle will be much easier to complete. You’ll  probably make some mistakes along the way, but the determination w...

My take on why I hate service desk, returns and automated calls

What You Need to Know COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. Millions of people in the United States have received COVID-19 vaccines under the most intense safety monitoring in U.S. history. CDC recommends you get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible. If you are fully vaccinated, you can resume activities that you did prior to the pandemic. Learn more about what you can do when you have been...

Observed each July and originally designated as National Minority Mental  Health Awareness Month,  BIPOC Mental Health Month highlights the  unique mental health  challenges and needs of historically  disenfranchised or oppressed racial  and ethnic groups in the United  States. Black and Indigenous people and  other people of color (BIPOC)  experience a...

We can’t deny it any longer: there is a Black mental health crisis in our world today. Black people die at disproportionately high rates due to chronic illness, suffer from poverty, under-education, and the effects of racism. It’s past time to take Black mental health seriously. Whether you suffer yourself, have a loved one who needs help, or are a mental health professional working with the Black...

July is BIPOC Mental Health Month Observed each July and originally designated as National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month ,  BIPOC Mental Health Month highlights the unique mental health  challenges and needs of historically disenfranchised or oppressed racial  and ethnic groups in the United States. Black and Indigenous people and  other people of color (BIPOC) experie...

What is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month  National minority mental health awareness month is a campaign held  annually under the sponsorship of CDC and HHS in commemorating federal  intentions of eliminating health discrepancies that were marshaled by  the findings from the Heckler Report. The campaign takes place every  July when the Department of Health an...

What is BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month? BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous People and People of Color – formerly referred to as minority. Each July behavioral health organizations  bring awareness to the unique mental health conditions that these groups of people face. Mental Health Statistics  Most racial groups have similar, or in some cases fewer mental health conditions than whi...

BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month What is BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month? BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous People and People of Color – formerly referred to as minority. Each July behavioral health organizations  bring awareness to the unique mental health conditions that these groups of people face. Mental Health Statistics Most racial groups have similar, or in some cases fewer men...

Bishop James E. Johnson, after fervent prayer  Pastor Johnson, his wife, Alice and several others devoted Christians  answered the call, and New Church of the Living God was established. The  first service was held in the George Smith Library meeting room on  September 14, 2003 with 16 members joining in with this new ministry  after the first service. The Characteristics that best describe  Bisho...

You don't have to be powerful, famous, or extraordinary. We all have  stories to tell. A story begging to be told of our successes and our  failures while trying to express something deeper. All of our lives are  important, for our lives are truly meaningful, thoughts on who we are  and what we are about.  All of our stories no matter who we are can  truly make a difference in someone else's life....

Have  you ever found yourself dreading Sunday mornings when you know you  should feel joy? Or have you felt that the church fellowship has been  laced with land mines? Perhaps the nastiness or neglect of fellow  Christians has made you feel like Christ has forgotten you. If so, you’re familiar with church pain.

Mental health is a taboo subject for African American men. In general, there is strong stigma associated with mental health problems and illnesses. Issues related to culture,  masculinity,  and  the  sociopolitical  environment keeps men (and others) from tackling problems related to mental health. When  mental  disorders  aren’t  treated,  African...

This is the "REST OF THE STORY" from "My 15 Minutes Of Fame with the Chicago Police Dept" podcast. Please send me your thoughtsand comments via email (bigdog0862@me.com). 

Choke holds are a age-old tactic used by police for years.  My experience My Life My Future