Voiced Thoughts Talk Show and Podcast

Shelly Baer, owner of Emerald Therapy and So Wellness shares insights on ways to improve mental health personally and also from an organizational/corporate viewpoint.

Margie Silva, manager of The Paducah Goodwill Opportunity Center, elaborated on the services offered to community members, highlighted their community partners, and shared tips on seeking, securing, and sustaining employment in today's competitive job market.

On this Special Edition, Johnnie Draffen expressed his vision for the city of Mayfield, KY as he runs for City Council 2024.

Christina Mangrum, a product of the Foster Care System, explained the differences, similarities, and her personal experience.

On this Special Edition, Jenny Hines explained the Judicial Ethics and Codes for Judicial candidates to adhere to during their Campaign. Jenny is running for McCracken County District Judge 2024. The slides and information mentioned and provided during this episode can be viewed during her video segment on our YouTube channel.

On this Special Edition, Dujuan Thomas expressed his concerns for the homeless population, the under served, and low income residents, as he runs for Paducah City Commissioner 2024.

Judge James Mills elaborated on fairness in the Judicial System and shared his legal experiences and expertise.

The Mayor of Paducah, KY, George Bray, elaborated on the importance of Leadership and its continuity.

Paducah City Commissioner Raynarldo Henderson is running for his 3rd term. He explained his influence, initiatives, and the positive impacts he has made on the city and also shared his vision for his next term if re-elected.

Carrie Singler is running for office for Kentucky State Representative (District 3) 2024. She elaborated on her areas of focus, DEI initiatives, and so much more!

JW Cleary, President of The Paducah-McCracken County NAACP shared his vision and mission for the NAACP organization and the community. He elaborated on upcoming community projects that he is affiliated with.

George E. Wilson Jr., former NFL player elaborated on the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives and its importance in our community along with the work he has been doing towards DEI success since his retirement from the NFL.

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Leslie Heath speaks about the challenges affiliated with Grand Families as she advocates and raise awareness for "Grandparents Raising Grandchildren."

Kyanna Parsons of LivWell Community Health Services speaks about the importance of getting tested for HIV and taking control of your health. She can be contacted at Kparsons@LivWellCHS.org

Paducah Police Community Engagement Officer Blake Quinn discusses building trust in the community.

Tiffany Gartley, a Breast Cancer Survivor and Advocate shares her journey of Breast Cancer and its survival.

Paris Jones expresses her experience in navigating the Multiracial Barriers and the impact on identity and sense of belonging.

Tiffany Carlson of EXIT Realty Key Group explains the process of buying and selling real estate.

Angela Hanor-Yeisley, Domestic Violence Survivor, opens up about her personal experience with Domestic Violence, how she survived her abuser, and her life beyond the bruises.

Dujuan Thomas, 2024 Candidate for Paducah City Commissioner speaks about plans he has when appointed to office, changes he wishes to bring, and his vision for Southside.

Kristin Lynch, Senior Financial Advisor of Jennings & Associates Financial Advisors, speaks to the importance of your money mindset and creating the discipline to follow your plan for financial success.

Mayor of Paducay, KY, George Bray discussed his current Mayoral term and his Re-election approach for the city of Paducah. Mayor Bray also addressed the Masked March of Supremacist/Confederate symbolism which occurred on Sunday Feb. 25 in Paducah, KY. He also answered questions gathered from a diverse group of community members.

Chrystal Galloway, former owner and editor of Bazooka Magazine talks about her personal experience with Postpartum Depression and provides resources for those who may be struggling with Postpartum Depression.

Special guest Caroline Veatch shared the importance of preserving history and monumental landmarks, the history of Inland Waterways Museum, and upcoming community events for the 2024 calendar year.