Danielle M. Smith is an award-winning veteran journalist with over a decade of experience working in national news and gospel radio. Smith shines as a part-time on-air talent at Power 1360 WGBN where she hosts “Good News” a show that spotlights local and national change agents making a positive impact in the Western Pennsylvania region.  

Before “Good News with Danielle Smith” show on radio, it debuted on PCTV’s community access station in 30-minute segments anchored by Danielle.

Smith also hosted for nine years “Hot or Not” a show that spotlighted local and national Gospel/Christian artists. Smith is also an account executive for WGBN, selling air-time spots to businesses and churches.

Smith is a former national Audio Journalist with Sheridan Broadcasting Networks and American Urban Radio Networks. Her responsibilities were interviewing individuals for news stories involving the African-American community, including political figures, celebrities, and notable activists.  Key interviews include Congresswoman Kamala Harris, Arne Duncan, Judge Lynn Toler, Catherine Pugh (Former Mayor of Baltimore) and Steve Harvey. 

Smith has been recognized for her stellar reporting work. She was awarded the Robert L. Vann Media Award for Radio/Public Affairs feature story, “Sister Friend Provides Feminine Care Products to Homeless Women.” (2017). Smith is also an awardee of the New Pittsburgh Courier 2016 Women of Excellence.

In 2013, Danielle received the Community Spirit Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism from North Side Institutional Church.  In 2012, Smith teamed with other members of the AURN newsroom to win a Robert L. Vann Award for excellence (Voting Rights Series) from the Pittsburgh Black Media Federation (PBMF).

Danielle’s also a member of PBMF and participated in their Frank Bolden Urban Journalism workshop as a high school student. Smith is a former contributing writer for the Soul Pitt Media quarterly magazine. She’s also a Communications board member for the Functional Literacy Ministry of Haiti, a Christian nonprofit organization that provides health, hope, educational guidance and evangelism to Haitians in Haiti.

Danielle earned a Bachelor’s of Arts in Broadcasting from Point Park University (Pittsburgh, PA).

Dr. Boyce is one of the most highly sought after African-American scholars in the world. Specializing in financial psychology, educational motivation, and black social commentary, Dr. Watkins has presented his message to millions, making regular appearances on CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, ABC News, BET, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Black Enterprise Magazine and many more national media outlets. Brilliant, articulate, and practical, Dr. Watkins is a world-leading authority in Finance and Investing. In his fifth and most recent book, “Financial Lovemaking 101 – Merging assets with your partner in ways that feel good”, Dr. Watkins explains why millions of couples destroy their relationships with financially questionable choices. His test for FIV, the Financial Irresponsibility Virus, is one of many creative techniques used to get American couples to talk about money.
 
Dr. Watkins’ research at Syracuse University is world renown and has been cited by a slew of national print media, including USA Today, Forbes Magazine, Essence Magazine, and The Wall Street Journal. His research presence is global, with visiting scholar positions at the highly prestigious Shanghai University of Finance and Economics in China, The Center for European Economic Research in Germany, and Carnegie Mellon University.
 
Dr. Watkins has impeccable credentials to support his financial advice. In college, Dr. Watkins earned BA and BS degrees with a triple major in Finance, Economics, and Business Management. He was also selected by the Wall Street Journal as the Outstanding Graduating Senior in Finance. He then earned a Masters Degree in Mathematical Statistics and a Ph.D from the Ohio State University. During his year of graduation, he was the only African-American in the country to earn a PhD in Finance.
 
Seriously committed to social justice, Dr. Watkins has been an outspoken critic of social and racial inequality. His fourth book, “What if George Bush were a Black Man?”, has been featured in the national media as one of the most riveting statements in modern social commentary. His commitment to inner-city youth is further shown in his role as National Director of the Step Up and Go to College Program. As a struggling high school student himself, Dr. Watkins formed this program to give students the motivation and tools to succeed at the college level.
 
Dr. Watkins is redefining the role of the public scholar in American society. Known as “The People’s Scholar,” Dr. Watkins presents a mix of Financial Theory, social commentary, and down-to-earth socio-political thought that is essentially unprecedented within American Business Schools.
  

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Born in the 90’s. Ghost Notes is renown & infamous for his dark and ominous hip hop beats.
Ghost Notes has been a big influence when it comes to shaping the sound of what hip hop music is in the Faroe Islands today.
Mostly known for his productions working with the Faroese hiphop group SWANGAH, Ghost Notes has collaborated with SWANGAH on two of their latest albums. Where the latest album “Lán Mær Eitt Oyra” won two awards at FMA 2018 “Best lyrics” & “Album of the year”.

Since then he has embarked on his own solo career as an artist, he released his first solo album in late 2019 titled “Her Visions".   

The sound of Ghost Notes is gritty, grimy & rugged. The instrumentals are sample based beats, that are sampled from records that he has collected globally and tied together with heavy drums and heavy bass.

For buying a beat or other business inquiries contact me at ghostnotesgotbeats@gmail.com

Born And Raised In Brockton, Massachusetts Graduated From Brockton High School In 2002 With A Scholarship To Berklee College Of Music Studied Clarinet And Saxophone With Marilyn Ameduri And Jerry Bergonzi With Sessions With Jazz Clarinetist Dick Johnson. Vocals At Very Young Age Of 10yrs Old Elementary Chorus Through High School Performed Various Solo And Musical Pieces Sung To Large Audiences. Moved To Florida In 2003 And Has Been Playing And Recording Music In Various Of Scenes And Acts Since 2018 I Been Working Towards A Diploma And Certification In Recording Arts And Show Production At F.i.r.s.t Institute Ambitions Of A Producer And Heart Of A Creator.

37 years of age. A Child of the most high Yahweh, homesteads own. Love music, breath music.  I write for this generation, I think for this generation. Now is the time that my life through music and change for my city and the young come out so that it can be heard. Listen closely. Thanks for those who support.

Righteous. Authentic. Raw. Rap Remnant.
Home of the #CHHCensus
Ride or Die for the #CHH Pride
#RARRR #CHHPride
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Noah here, showcasing music from Unbox Therapy, and even a little more. 
Lofi-HipHop/Boom-Bap
(Based on Unbox Therapy on YouTube)

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