Tone and Tenor Show Women's Chronic Health Issues (Endometriosis) and the Affordable Healthcare Act known as "Obamacare"  Show Guest for the entire hour: Dr. Farr Nezhat a gynecologic oncologist physician/surgeon specializing in treating cancers of the female reproduction system, including ovarian, endometrial, vaginal, cervical and uterine cancer. He is also one of the founding members of the WorldWide Endometriosis March.

Tone & Tenor Show #42 3-28-14  Women's Chronic Health Issues (ENDO) & the ACA

Before the Tone and Tenor Show began its topic discussion the show paid homage to the Late Maya Angelou (born Marguerite Annie Johnson) born April 4, 1928 departed May 28, 2014. Her poem "On the Pulse of Morning" was played. Maya Angelou read this poem at the first inauguration of President Bill Clinton on Jan. 20, 1993.

Tone and Tenor 'bipartisan voices of the people" discussed the topic of Looking Towards the November Local, Regional, and National Elections.

Ms. Republican Ella Butcher Co Hosted the Show 
Our  studio Guest was: Mr Glen Davis  Chair of the Philadelphia Green Party. The green party is 
both a nationally recognized party and a grassroots political activist organization.

Tone & Tenor Show #49 5-30-14 Looking Towards Local, Regional National Elections

The Tone and Tenor show today focused on:
Our show’s topic today is: A Salute to African Americans in the 114th Congress & African Americans Past, Present & Future in the Legislative, Judicial, and Executive Branches of the United States Government

Joining The Tone and Tenor ‘bipartisan voices of the people” show to discuss the topic was:

Via Telephone:
Elroy Sailor is co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of the J.C. Watts Companies and Co-Founder of Insight America.

With Black History month upon us, today the Tone and Tenor show would like to begin with a Salute to the 114th Congress. Within the 114th Congress there is one African American Democrat, Sen. Cory Booker (NJ), and one African American Republican, Sen. Tim Scott (SC), in the Senate and 44 African American Democrats in the House and two African American Republicans. Even the Congressional Black Caucus increased their membership to 48 normally it is between 39 and 44.
As we look at History the first African American Woman voted to congress Shirley Anita Chisholm a Democrat from New York, trained as a school teacher, Chisholm served two terms in the New York state legislature before winning election in November 1968 to a newly created congressional district in Brooklyn. The only woman among the freshman class of the 91st Congress, Chisholm took the House by storm. “I have no intention of just sitting quietly and observing,” she said. “I intend to focus attention on the nation’s problems.” 

Today 46 years later the First African American Republican woman was elected to Congress her name Mia Love Mia was born in Brooklyn, New York and eventually moved to Connecticut. She found faith then found herself in Utah ready to give back. Mia served two terms on the city council and eventually became Mayor of Saratoga Springs, one of Utah’s fastest growing cities. 

Tim Scott R Senator from South Carolina has the distinction of being the first African member of Congress to serve both as an elected member of House of Representatives and now the United States Senate.

William Hurd Texas Republican – the first black Republican elected from the state of Texas since Reconstruction.

Overall Forty-eight of the 146 African Americans who have served in Congress are current Members—46 in the House and two in the Senate. In total, there have been 138 black Members of the House of Representatives and nine Senators. 

The first African American President of the United States Barack Obama.  Former Democratic Senator from IL.

Condoleezza Rice an American political scientist and diplomat served as the 66th United States Secretary of State, and was the second person to hold that office in the administration of President George W. Bush. Rice was the first female African-American Secretary of State, as well as the second African American Secretary of State (after  General Colin Powell), and the second female secretary of state (after Madeleine Albright).

The second African American Attorney General maybe confirmed by the United States Senate. Loretta Elizabeth Lynch is the current United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York. President Barack Obama nominated her to succeed Eric Holder as Attorney General of the United States.


Tone & Tenor Show #76 01-30-15  Salute to African Americans in the 114th Congress & More

Show Topic:
PHL LIVE CENTER STAGE KICK OFF - PARTNERS WITH PHILLY FASHION WEEK  

Guests:



Philadelphia Councilman at Large & Chair of the Committee on Global Opportunities and Creative /Innovative Economy David Oh.

Kevin Parker is the co-founder of  Philadelphia Fashion Week Fashion and Beauty House (FBH)Agency.

Bernard M. Resnick, Esq.  entertainment attorney,  musician, songwriter, record producer and music publisher and a judge for PHL LIVE CENTER STAGE.

Under the leadership of  Philadelphia City Councilman at Large  and Chairman of Philadelphia City Council’s Committee on Global Opportunities and Creative/Innovative Economy David Oh PHL LIVE Center Stage 2015, is back for its second season discovering new Philadelphia Area Talent and revitalizing the Philadelphia Music Industry. PHL LIVE Center Stage is a music competition highlighting Philly’s top musical talent across 10  genres. The committee is interested in providing emerging artists an opportunity to perform at popular local venues and win cash prizes, studio time and more musicians. PHL LIVE gives an artist  an opportunity to grow and gain exposure. more information @  www.phllive.org



Partnering with PHL LIVE CENTER STAGE for this year’s Kickoff is Philly Fashion Week. PFW is co-founded and produced by Kevin Parker and Kerry Scott of Fashion and Beauty House (FBH ) Agency. The mission of Philadelphia Fashion Week is: To strengthen the influence and success of Designers in Philadelphia and surrounding areas. Their  goal is to impact the global economy and build sustainable businesses by featuring and supporting local, national and international Brands. Building Philadelphia's fashion community by supporting retailers and independent fashion designers is our goal. more information @ www.phillyfashionweek.org
Like PHL LIVE CENTER STAGE PFW provides  a platform for our amazing eclectic and diverse talent in & out of Philadelphia.



Fashion and music are the same because music expresses its period too. Karl Lagerfield

I think that fashion and music go hand-n-hand and they always should. It’s the artist job to create imagery that matches the music …..I think they’re intertwined Lady Gaga                                         


Tone & Tenor Show #96 8 - 14 - 2015 PHL LIVE CENTER STAGE - PARTNERS WITH PHILLY FASHION WEEK

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