This week we present a live podcast fireside chat with special guests Amy Pierce and Dr. Sippi Khurana at Turners. As pillars of our community, giving daily, and actively “living the authentic life”, these two women have chosen UNICEF as one of the primary charitable organization. 
Join us as we discuss the exceptional work UNICEF conducts in over 190 countries and territories to save children’s lives, to defend their rights, and to help them fulfil their potential, from early childhood through adolescence. UNICEF is committed to never giving up because they believe every child has the right to grow up in a safe and inclusive environment. Tune in to find out how we can come together to make a difference by committing to doing the work, promoting inclusive policies and expanding access to services that protect all children.

Humanitarian Aid for Children in Crisis | UNICEF USA
https://www.unicefusa.org/

Ep #99 UNICEF with Amy Pierce and Dr. Sippi Khurana

First up, we have Beth Ann Blackwood, an Amazon Bestselling author and self-employed commercial litigator from Dallas, Texas. She'll discuss her new book "Moving Forward, Looking Back." Also she discusses her her journey from Baylor University to the courtroom. 
Next, meet J. Ofori Agboka, Amazon's VP of People Experience & Technology for Global Operations. He's making a big announcement about Amazon's record hiring spree, including signing bonuses! 
Dr. Baia Lasky, divisional chief medical officer for the American Red Cross, joins us to address the urgent need for blood donations. The national blood supply has dropped by nearly 25% since August. Find out how you can help save lives. 
Last but not least, Paxton Baker, a DC Entrepreneur, Executive, and Philanthropist, shares exciting news about the first-ever Capital City Africa Cup. It's a historic soccer friendly between D.C. United and Ghana Premier League champions, Medeama SC, on Oct. 14. Don't miss the Capital City Africa Week Festival celebrating Ghanaian culture and more!

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First up, we have Beth Ann Blackwood, an Amazon Bestselling author and self-employed commercial litigator from Dallas, Texas. She'll discuss her new book "Moving Forward, Looking Back." Also, she discusses her journey from Baylor University to the courtroom. 
Next, meet J. Ofori Agboka, Amazon's VP of People Experience & Technology for Global Operations. He's making a big announcement about Amazon's record hiring spree, including signing bonuses! 
Dr. Baia Lasky, divisional chief medical officer for the American Red Cross, joins us to address the urgent need for blood donations. The national blood supply has dropped by nearly 25% since August. Find out how you can help save lives.

W4CY Radio- Blackwood-Agboka-Lasky-10-12-2023 & W4VET Radio 10-15-2023-Lets Just Talk

Country track about working in the vet industry

Riding Through the Flames of the Dumpster Fire

Breakdown
And I’m running down this road
Depression
How do I unlock the code
Unstable
I’m right about to explode
Insanity
It’s time I reload

7 billion people crying on the earth
7 billion people dying on the earth

Tokyo, can you save us
Tokyo, I don’t know!
Tokyo, can you help us
Tokyo,  we love you so

Oh, oh, oh

Darkness
And it's coming after me
Lonely
Is what I like to see
Hollow
I always hold the key
Vanity
Is what I try not to be

7 billion people crying on the earth
7 billion people dying on the earth

Tokyo, can you save us
Tokyo, I don’t know
Tokyo, can you help us
Tokyo, we love you so

It’s Roppongi
It’s Shinjuku
It’s Shibuya
It’s Harajuku

It’s Roppongi
It’s Shinjuku
It’s Shibuya
It’s Harajuku

It’s Roppongi
It’s Shinjuku
It’s Shibuya
It’s Harajuku

It’s Roppongi
It’s Shinjuku
It’s Shibuya
It’s Harajuku

Wait it minute
Come on
I can’t hear you
I wanna hear you sing loud

TO 
KY 
WHY GO
OH
Two kicks OH 

TO 
KY 
WHY GO
OH
Two kicks OH 

Tokyo, can you help us
Tokyo, we love you so
Tokyo, can you save us
Tokyo I don’t know
Tokyo, can you help us
Tokyo, we love you so

Goodbye
Ho
Clap your hands
Clap your hands
Come on

Who
Who
Who
Who

Tokyo, Can You Save Us?

Dalton Ryder, born and raised in the heart of Texas, has always had music in his soul. Growing up in Lubbock, he was surrounded by the rich sounds of country legends that inspired him to pick up a guitar at the age of eight. His early years were spent playing at local honky-tonks and county fairs, where he gained a reputation for his soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics.

Hello to all of my warriors of peace and love,

I couldn’t do these songs without you. I read every comment on my page. I know which ones are real and which ones aren’t. 

So if you’re real, and these songs speak to your heart, keep playing them, liking them, commenting, and sharing them with people who need hope and healing. Your safe space is with me and these songs, always.

Let me say it again. I can’t do this without your support. I truly want to connect with each of you and thank you for listening. I pray these songs heal you and fill your life with peace and love.

I write these songs for anyone who has lost faith in people who don’t give a damn about your well-being. For those who’ve been taken advantage of just for being kind. I want you to survive this wild world full of selfish and heartless people. Straight up.

Through a higher power, I’ve been given a mission. A purpose. To put these songs out for those who need them the most. They’ve helped me more than I can explain, and I believe they will help you too. I promise these songs can lead you to a better life.

Let me help protect you from the mass bullshit out there in the world.
You deserve to live a good life. A real life. A life filled with love and purpose. It's time to believe in yourself. Only you can save the youth. Please, be my warriors of peace and love in this world. Let’s use our minds and souls to spread love to those who need it most.

If one of my songs has helped you, leave me one word in the comments. Any word. Something real and from your heart. I’ll try my best to respond to each one. 

Even if you don't comment, it's okay, I get it. Maybe over time you might. If I'm still around to read it and if I don't comment due to busy schedules or being 6 feet underground, then always know I'll be grateful for your support no matter what, and I will dedicate one of my songs to you at one of the live concerts you all will desire me to play dead as a glitchy hologram or alive as a guy in a black suit. Well, at least I hope so one day. 🙏 🤞

For now, follow me on SoundCloud and Spotify so I know who my true warriors are.

Until I can perform these songs live, help me grow the messages in these songs long and far. Spread my name and share these songs with people who need to hear them and tell them I sent you to help.

I believe in your strength, your power, your love, your peace, your confidence, and your truth.

Let’s keep growing this flower of peace and love together. For us. For the world.

With love,
MDRJR

Kathryn Raaker hosts a nationally syndicated magazine format radio program on AM/FM, Internet streaming, and on her free iTunes App. The show features topics for today’s audience. Whether it is a guest talking about the newest technology, politics, health, or other topics, it is all about informing her listeners. Kathryn has been in broadcasting for almost 30 years and is featured on the Wilkins Radio Networks, Fairfax Radio Network, W4Cy & W4Vet Networks, and WVFR AM out of Pittsburg. So tune into "Let’s Just Talk! Radio" to be informed and entertained!

New tracks tagged #SaveLives