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THE TOMMIE! TALK SHOW

The TOMMIE! Talk Show is a faith-based, family-friendly show that seeks to inspire, inform, and heal listeners by having real and engaging conversations around relevant topics impacting our communities.  Guests include celebrities, CEO’s, artists, thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and everyday people.  

 

The show is a part of P3 Christian Radio and is affiliated with The Culture Talk Show.  New episodes air every other Saturday and can be found via the P3 Christian Radio app, the iHeart Radio app, YouTube, PodBean, and Apple Podcast.  

The financial, mental, and emotional health of communities of color is usually severly impacted due to inequality and systemic racism. Unfortunately, there are pervasive knowledge gaps that also exist that prevent individual and collective healing and wholeness. In Episode 11 of The TOMMIE! Talk Show, host T.W. Suggs and his guests explore financial health, concepts of beauty, and the psychological undertones associated with each. Special guests include Ryan Killebrew (CEO and Founder of Killebrew Consulting, LLC), Rhiasheem and Sarah Singleton (CEOs and Founders of The Singleton Team), and Marquita Robinson-Garcia (CEO and Founder of DVINITI Skin Care). Killebrew Consulting, LLC www.killebrewconsulting.com Instagram: killebrewconsulting The Singleton Team Contact them directly at 610.405.4955 Instagram: sheenphilly22 DVINITI Skin Care www.dviniti.com 215.849.5229 Instagram: dvinitiskincare
Episode 11: "Health, Wellness, and Beauty in Communities of Color"
Due to popular demand and the growing need for intelligent conversations around the unique needs and challenges most creatives face, we decided to do part 2 of "Aliens Living Among Us: A Conversation with Brilliant Creatives".   In this episode, T.W. Suggs interviews Tezarah Wilkins (director, producer, CEO and founder of Wilkins Photographer) and Steven Taylor (photographer, CEO and founder of Ubuntu Fine Art Gallery) to explore some of the issues many creatives struggle with navigating.  This includes remaining true to one's craft (and self) while also having competing priorities, balancing between being a creative and an entrepreneur, feeling overwhelmed because of too many creative projects, and charging what you're worth.
Episode 10: "Aliens Living Among Us: A Conversation with Brilliant Creatives" (part II)
The mental (and emotional) well-being of men is being talked about more as many men struggle quietly with mental and emotional health issues that usually go unaddressed.  This episode of The TOMMIE! Talk Show, which is titled, "Beneath His Armor: A Conversation With Men About Men", explores the challenges many men face in silence because of toxic societal standards, cultural norms, and family dynamics.  This episode features guest cohost Derrick Killebrew Jr. and a conversation with Dr. George James who is a licensed marriage and family therapist who has made appearances on many platforms such as The Today Show, NBC, CNBC, Good Day LA, and Good Day Philadelphia.  We end the show with a group discussion with special guests Daniel Trawick, and Dr. James Mable Jr. who share their own challenges as well as possible solutions.
Episode 9: "Beneath His Armor: A Conversation With Men About Men"
In this episode of The TOMMIE! Talk Show, TW Suggs centers the conversation around the well-being of young black men.  Young black men in America experience unique challenges and need the support of their communities to help navigate them.  One of the biggest challenges they face is safety.  To help explore these issues and learn more about ways schools and communities can support TW speaks with Jonah, Mujahid, and Noah, three young, black men between the ages of 15 and 18 from Philadelphia, PA.  The conversation also includes a discussion with black men who are mentors for young, black men in the community: Ronny Sizer (Career and Technical Education Teacher for Benjamin Franklin High School and the Community College of Philadelphia), Leroy Miles (Running Leader for Black Men Run and mentor at Students Run Philly Style), and Vernon Ray (Founder of Creative Minds Production and Shoot Cameras Not Guns).   The discussion culminates with the young men and mentors working together as architects for a solution.
Episode 8: "Celebrating and Supporting Our Young Black Men"
For the entire month of May, The TOMMIE! Talk Show is celebrating women. In Episode 6, we celebrated "Phenomenal Women" and their contributions to society, business, and life. This episode continues the celebration but focuses on celebrating and encouraging women in leadership. TW is joined by his guest cohost, Stacy DiStefano who is the founder and CEO of Consulting for Human Services and special guest, Kalilah Wright who is the founder and CEO of Mess in a Bottle. Together they explore the barriers and challenges women in leadership (and aspiring women leaders) still encounter and also surface stories, ideas, and inspiration to help women navigate these challenges.
Episode 7: "Celebrating HER Power"
Episode 6 of The TOMMIE! Talk Show celebrates and highlights the contributions phenomenal women are making in their communities, families, networks, and places of business.  This episode features interviews with Lisa Little (entrepreneur, cowgirl, and photographer), Dr. Chelsey Green aka The Green Violinist (international recording artist, musician, and professor), and a group discussion with Tina Pelzer (CEO and founder of FAVOR, mentor, and entrepreneur), Dr. Veirdre Jackson (CEO and founder of Live Strong Consulting, author, and talk show host), and Robin Shine-Maddox (CEO and founder of Celebrating Sisterhood and community connector).   Join TW and his guests as they explore the cost of being phenomenal, the phenomenal women who inspire them, and what they all decided to put into the "Phenomenal Woman's Toolbox".
Episode 6: "Celebrating Phenomenal Women"
Worship artists are gifted individuals who create captivating music and sounds that resonate with worshippers and help facilitate worship experiences.  Usually, we don't have an opportunity to speak with these artists to learn more about the story behind some of their music and lyrics.  Join TW Suggs, the host of the TOMMIE! Talk Show as he interviews multi-award-winning international worship artist, actress, and talk show host Tamika Patton and multi-award-winning international worship artist, minister, and lyricist Joe Mettle.  During the conversation, they talk about life, their art, and the story behind their music.
Episode 5: "Behind the Music: A Conversation with International Worship Artists"
This is a continuation of episode 4 "No Child Left Behind: Nonprofits on a Mission to Help Our Youth". TW Suggs and Aisha Winfield, Executive Director for Blues Babe Nonprofit Foundation, and Camp Jill Scott further explore the needs of youth in the community as well as what supports we can provide nonprofits with so they can continue their amazing work.
Episode 4: "No Child Left Behind" (Continued aka The Aftermath)
This episode of the TOMMIE! Talk Show features a conversation with Teresa Duncan (Executive Director of the Center for Leadership, Development, and Advocacy) and Aisha Winfield (Executive Director of the Blues Babe Foundation and Camp Jill Scott). Join TW Suggs (the host) and his guests for a rich and transparent discussion on the challenges many youth face in today's society, the difficulties of running a nonprofit, and what we ALL can do to better support the youth in our communities. We also discussed disabilities and how to continue to move forward with realizing our aspirations despite challenges and difficulties.
Episode 4: "No Child Left Behind: Nonprofits on a Mission to Help Our Youth"
This episode features engaging conversations about being a creative in today's world. In many instances, there are more outlets and communities for creative people to engage and get inspired. Though these communities and outlets exist, it's still easy for a creative to feel like they are outsiders or like they don't belong...ALIENS. DonChristian Jones, a rap artist, painter, musician, trailblazer, and co-founder of the nonprofit Public Assistants, and Will Toms, a creative, mentor, thought leader, author of "Uncommon Sense: Your Strategy Guide to Creative Freedom", and co-founder of Rec Philly walk us through their journey of being an alien and finding strength and identity. They also share some very helpful tips for people who are parenting aliens.
Episode 3: "Aliens Living Among Us: A Conversation with Brilliant Creatives"
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