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Real People..... Real Stories..... Real Changes..... Join us as we hear the truth about Gangs, Drugs, Violence, Abuse and other Life Issues. Our shows are uncensored and are real stories of people’s lives as they tell it, and some of the struggles and triumphs they went through. Join the movement at: www.thestreetsdontloveyouback.ning.com DISCLAIMER: The stories on this show are personal stories, testimonies and claims of the guest. The Streets Don’t Love You Back Movement, Rob and Lucinda Boyd, Host, Station or Staff are not responsible for another's claim on the show and shall not be liable for any reason at any time.
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1 JAN 2015 · This Event is a Fundraiser with All Funds and Donations going to the "Seth's Family" Fund to help with Medical and what ever else is needed for Seth. It is open to all ages and includes Hot-Rods, Motorcycles and Entertainment.The day will start at Eaglerider with - Breakfast at 9:30 - A Ride and Drive Show and Shine to be judged at High Noon - Vendor Booths during Event - A 50/50 Drawing with 50% going to Seth to be held at 2 pm - Raffle Goodies to give away starting at 2:30 pm - Models and Photographers for a Roll in Photo-op with your Bike or Hot-Rod to start at 10:30 am.Then there will be a Ride/Cruise - POKER RUN (to be announced) leaving from Eaglerider that day making a stop at The Phoenix Children's Hospital, to share our "Hello's" with the man of the day, Seth! Spiderman will be making an appearance as well.
8 JAN 2015 · Alcurtis Turner the owner of KBA Kids Basketball Association was born in Chicago raised in Arkansas. Alcurtis Turner grew up in poverty, struggling in school grew up as a outkast AC was pushed in a different direction. Getting involved with gangs at the age of 12 becoming a gangster disciple. AC also had a talent good at all sports except wrestling and baseball. AC grew up in a abusive household as well mentally and physically. At age 14 AC moved to Arizona to change his life. Alcurtis got caught up in the street life from his mother steady kicking him out the house. Alcurtis was back and fourth from Arizona to California which his skills made him a high recruit for College. Alcurtis went to the College of Sequioas and Imperial Valley College in California. Alcurtis later moved back to Arizona and went homeless sleeping on benches and in L.A. Fitness then Alcurtis got picked up with and 1mixtape, worked out with the Phoenix suns and played in the A.B.A and Kobe Bryant da coach him. Later on Alcurtis started KBA teaching skills and life lesson thru Basketball. Alcurtis is a Motivational speaker, speaking at schools all over the valley.
15 JAN 2015 · Rod JAY CEO OF Cleancut Ent was born on November 4th 1967, in Fresno California. Rod Jay knew at a young age that he was a different type of child. Rod Jay felt that he was a winner meaning he hated to lose. For seven long years Rod Jay was the best wide receiver on "My Pop Warner" football team.At the age of 12 years old, Rod Jay ,joined the neighborhood gang ,it was something he just did,because all his friends were gang affiliated. Rod Jay was the gang member that liked money,he never believed in killing another black man, no matter what the situation was at hand. Rod received his first sack of drugs at the age of 16. Rod Jay was consider to be making good money, 200 dollars a day during his high school days. Rod Jay was arrested at the age of 21 in Reno Nevada, for sale of cocaine. The first time Rod Jay went. To prison he did 13 months. In 1991 Rod Jay was indicted by the federal government , that led him to a release from prison in 1996. That was the year that Rod Jay decided to change his life for the good. Rod Jay opened up his first business which was called BROTHER to BROTHER INC. Rod Jay then opened his present business CLEAN CUT ENT IN 1999 with the help of basketball player Magic Johnson when Rod Jay won a 10,000 by participating in a contest on Magic Johnson's radio show Ju ly 17 th 1998.In 2000 Rod Jay a pioneer of the hip- hop comedy movement, working with everyone possible in the entertainment industry.Rod Jay has also worked with various non - profit organizations, speaking to the youth regarding gangs,drugs, prison life and how our communities are being affected by these negative acts.
22 JAN 2015 · Atlanta, GA - Music, modeling and acting are among the top three career goals for many in the entertainment field, but it is a well known fact that only a small percentage actually make any real headway in all three pursuits. Up and comer Drew Stephenson will not tell you that he is different, but he will show you with his persistence, determination and dedication. So much so that the young actor just stepped off the USA Network's newest television drama, "Complications," and is now celebrating landing a recurring role on one of television's top suspense series, "Vampire Diaries," on The CW. Stephenson will play Collin, an integral character to the show's plot, on two consecutive shows, starting January 22, 2015. A second generation Jamaican, Stephenson was born in Brooklyn and currently resides in Atlanta. The handsome young looker initially got his start in the business eight years ago as a fashion model, booking gigs like the Sean John anniversary fashion show and print ads for Ashley Furniture, Belk, and Wingate.
29 JAN 2015 · Atlanta - Actor Clay Chappell is no newcomer to the big screen. As a working actor, he has landed some prime bit parts in several major films. He played a councilman alongside Dennis Quaid in the remake of "Footloose" and did a scene with Robert Duvall in the Billy Bob Thorton directed "Jayne Mansfield's Car." But his brief appearance in the cinematic drama, "Selma," a historical period piece distributed by Paramount Pictures, has been heralded as the showstopper which may just define his career. In "Selma," Chappell plays a southern registrar opposite Oprah Winfrey as Annie Lee Cooper, a Black women seeking to vote in 1965 when racial discrimination made voting very difficult. The scene, only a minute in length, sets the tone for the entire film, and is Oprah's only speaking role in the movie.According to film critic, Derrick Bang ( the-march-resonates-anew ) "the scene with Oprah is a "landmark cinematic moment: a scene destined to be memorialized, and oft resurrected, for decades to come." Chappell's performance has been highlighted on talk shows across the country, including "Ellen," "The Tonight Starring Jimmy Fallon," "Barbara Walters," and "The Today Show." Not bad for an actor who has been working since 1996 to secure more than five lines in a film!Chappell originally auditioned for the role of one of the klansmen in the film, but was asked by casting director Cynthia Stillwell to come back and read for the role of the registrar for the film's director, Ava DuVernay. After doing so, Chappell was asked back but couldn't make the third audition and thought maybe he had lost further consideration. When his agent at J Pervis Talent called him a week later, requesting a table read, he remained hopeful. DuVernay offered him the part after the read,
5 FEB 2015 · Atlanta - Every actor dreams of that career-defining role, the one that lands him in a blockbuster film alongside big Hollywood stars. Well when actor Stan Houston was initially offered his 'big break' to read for the role of the racist antagonist Sheriff Jim Clark in the now Oscar nominated film, "Selma," he actually turned it down twice, and with good reason. Distributed by Paramount Pictures, Selma is a historical period piece that covers a critical episode in the civil rights movement. As a resident of Coffee County in the Southeastern area of Alabama, Houston actually lives in the same small town whereSheriff James G. Clark lived and died. Houston felt the dynamics of playing such a controversial role might just be too close to home. He eventually read for the role, and in a move showcasing director Ava DuVernay's dedication to authenticity, he was selected.Houston has been acting professionally for six years now. "Selma" is his most significant booking to date. His larger than life portrayal of Sheriff Clark has garnered him international attention and acclaim. Performing directly alongside Oprah Winfrey, who plays civil rights activist Annie Lee Cooper, Houston's fiery.
12 FEB 2015 · Gil Bivens from City of Refuge with Boyd and Lucinda
19 FEB 2015 · Because of my choices, I made a bed for myself that I was forced to lie in at a young age. When it came time for me to reap from all the wrong I had sowed, I had no idea, that I would have to spend 18 years of my life in Federal prison. Finally, the false reality I had been chasing after for so long, had revealed its true identity. And yes; "It was just what my mother tried to warn me about.From the streets, to the fed's, to the pulpit, is my life's journey, through the material possessions, women, money, temporary happiness, prison, trials and tribulations. In no way is this story meant to glorify the life I once lived. However, it's purpose is to glorify the GOD, that brought me through it all, in spite of who I use to be."Sometimes in life, we have to lose what we think is everything, in order to know what everything truly is. Life is all about CHOICES!"
26 FEB 2015 · Atlanta - With its fiery hip hop music scene, Tyler Perry's production studio and its preponderance of reality shows, Atlanta has been heralded as the new Black Hollywood. Cradled within this number two market for film production are two gentlemen working diligently behind the scenes, quietly positioning themselves as the market's newcomers for representing talent. Talent agents, Christopher Young and Tay Smith are noticeably the hardest working, African American TV/film agents in the entire southeast area. A dynamic duo, working under the banner of the J Pervis Talent Agency, Smith and Young have created a vortex of synergy that is fueling theatrical bookings with new flair and fresh faces. The agents are celebrating Black History Month with a mission to continue to further the brand of the agency.As a team, both Smith and Young come from backgrounds steeped in creative management, insightful career directing and incredible music production. A Trenton, NJ native, Christopher Young is an industry veteran with two decades under his belt. He is credited with discovering and developing Grammy Award winning artist, Johnta' Austin as well as mega producer Garrett Hamler, better known as Sean Garrett. Johnta' Austin has written songs for Mariah Carey, Mary J Blige and Aaliyah, while Garrett is famed for producing more than fifteen number one singles in the first seven years of his start at producing music. Young has served as general manager for NBA star Tyrone Hill's All Net Records, and was product manager and A&R executive at Pastor Creflo and Taffi Dollar's Arrow Records. Young held his own as the head of his Tricycle Records label and his management firm, Triple Threat Management. Tay Smith founded and headed his own music production company, Yungsta Entertainment based in North Carolina. As a young teen he ran a staff of producers, artists and writers. Quickly gaining traction with lead recording artist T-LyriQ,
5 MAR 2015 · with Boyd and Lucinda
Real People..... Real Stories..... Real Changes..... Join us as we hear the truth about Gangs, Drugs, Violence, Abuse and other Life Issues. Our shows are uncensored and are real stories...
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Real People..... Real Stories..... Real Changes..... Join us as we hear the truth about Gangs, Drugs, Violence, Abuse and other Life Issues. Our shows are uncensored and are real stories of people’s lives as they tell it, and some of the struggles and triumphs they went through. Join the movement at: www.thestreetsdontloveyouback.ning.com DISCLAIMER: The stories on this show are personal stories, testimonies and claims of the guest. The Streets Don’t Love You Back Movement, Rob and Lucinda Boyd, Host, Station or Staff are not responsible for another's claim on the show and shall not be liable for any reason at any time.
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