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Caribbean Life TV, an internet media firm that provides a platform for Caribbean culture and lifestyle. The company has a variety of TV shows available on social media sites including Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube that are targeted towards Caribbean viewers.

Hosted by: Landlord and Mike D (Co Host) My name is Orlando Miller aka “Landlord”. I am a Bahamian Gospel entertainer, singer, TV and radio Host having sung throughout the Bahamas and the world. I am also the founder and CEO of Positive TV Global, ( CAAG ) GOSPEL MUSIC VIDEO COUNT DOWN and CARIBBEAN AND URBAN AMERICAN GOSPEL HITS RADIO SHOW Bahamian owned television and radio program, which airs both locally and internationally. I have partnered with Dr. Bobby Jones’s Gospel show, on Impact TV network which reaches on an average weekly basis a demographic of 75 million homes. In addition to this, Positive TV Global and CAAG is on 12 networks throughout the Caribbean, United States of America , South America , Africa , Europe , Canada and most definitely on Social Media. My radio show is syndicated on 50 plus radio networks locally and internationally.

The Mind of a Man Show Hosted By: Elder James Jones & Tobie Famusipe Topic: With all the various concerns that are occurring inside church leadership, how does the future appear for all the churches?

Let's Talk w/ Patricia Show - Hosted by: Patricia Fickling Guest Bio: Pastor Gabrielle Mitchell-Brown, is a 26 year old Youth Pastor and Minister of Music at Praise Temple Church. She serves under the great leadership of her parents Apostle Dexter and Pastor Shawanna Mitchell. She is a loving and devoted wife to Jaalen Brown. She is also the mother three handsome boys; Jeremiah, Jace and Jrue. She is the sister of 3; Quint, Tevarius and The Late Ti’Shanna Mitchell. Gabrielle began to lead the youth department at the age of thirteen through teaching Youth Sunday School, Bible Study and Vacation Bible School.

The Anna Linzie Show - Hosted by: Anna Linzie & Friends Guest: Andrew Rodriguez About Anna Linzie: Anna is a dedicated mother of four and a proud grandmother of four boys, placing family at the center of her life. Her entrepreneurial acumen shines through three successful businesses: A.L. Health Services LLC, a provider of high-quality healthcare; A.L. Real Estate Properties, helping clients find their dream homes; and A.L. Fashion Boutique, an online store offering stylish clothing. Anna's quest for knowledge led her through a diverse educational journey, including Early Childhood Education at Central Texas College, a nursing program at the University of Missouri, and fashion design studies at the Institution of Art in Houston, Texas. She is actively involved in her community, contributing to the Cosmopolitan Luncheon Club in Columbia, Missouri, and supporting educational opportunities as a member of the Ignite Charter School PTO. Anna is a creative and charismatic talk show host, captivating audiences on "The Anna Linzie Show" on Clarke TV Network, and she empowers individuals to unlock their potential through "A.L. Speaks," her motivational and personal development coaching.

The Mind of a Man Show Hosted By: Elder James Jones & Tobie Famusipe Topic: With all the various concerns that are occurring inside church leadership, how does the future appear for all the churches? Guest: Pastor Herbert Moore

Hosted by: Patricia Fickling Guest: Shirlene Stafford On December 1 I celebrated 7 years of being a Head and Neck Cancer Survivor. I was born and raised in Atlanta Georgia. My son and I founded a 501C (3) Cancer Nonprofit Organization. I’ve been the CEO of Cancer Not My Friend since April 2021. Both of my parents died from Cancer. I’m the only sibling out of six kids who had cancer. I’m a Co-Chairman at Grady Memorial Hospital of Atlanta Georgia Patient, Family Advocate Care (PFAC) within their Cancer Center. I’m a new volunteer with the American Cancer Society. In June 2023 I returned to online college at Georgia State University to obtain my degree in Healthcare Administration and Business Management. I actively volunteer with other organizations and companies to continue my journey and career in serving God’s people.

Hosted by: Patricia Fickling Guest: Kimberly Lanae Mason

Hosted by: Anna Linzie & Friends Guest bio Dr. Nathan Stephens is an Assistant Professor in Social Work at Illinois State University. He earned his BSW at Columbia College and both his master’s in social work and Ph.D. degrees at the University of Missouri-Columbia (Mizzou). At its core, his research investigates how racialization and racial stress/trauma impacts the life trajectories of Black boys and men, when juxtaposed with the educational, criminal justice, and other interconnected systems that reproduce oppressive conditions and foster negative life outcomes for Black males. Dr. Stephens’ research uses the lenses of Critical Race Theory, African American Male Theory, Ecological System Theory, and Healing Centered Engagement model to inform his research. Prior to working in higher education, Dr. Stephens previously worked with civil rights icon Wynna Faye Elbert at Columbia’s Parks and Recreation-Community Recreation Division. (Community Recreation indicates the predominately Black and low-income Douglass Park area in Columbia’s First Ward.) For his master’s thesis project, he created the Youth Empowerment Zone, modeled after the Harlem Children’s Zone, that assisted youth 14-24 to obtain employment. (The program currently operates as CoMo Youthworks.) Dr. Stephens’ belief in mentoring led to him accepting a position with Big Brothers Big Sisters’ as the coordinator of their Children of Prisoners program. He co-founded the First Ward Ambassadors, a program where Black men from the community who intervened into youth fights to limit police interactions. His motivation to help his community stems from his experiences growing up in public housing in Columbia and as a former justice system involved individual. After changing his focus to higher education, Dr. Stephens created the Mizzou Black Men’s Initiative (MBMI) in 2009 while serving as the Director of the Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center on the Mizzou campus. He has presented at several conferences nationally and internationally on issues impacting Black males such as mental health, racism, and the various psycho-social aspects.

Hosted by: Anna Linzie & Friends Guest Bio: David J Brown The truth reveals strongly that God wants to bless His people and give them an abundant life. It has been proven through scriptures that poverty is a curse and something the gospel reverses when biblical principles are applied properly. It has been proven through research, we can distinguish between "Pimping or Preaching"—which are those who use the word of God primarily as a means of personal profit (1 Tim. 6: 5). The following are signs of Pimping: When the focus of the ministry is always of financial gain. Christian should not have an issue with tithes and offering. After all, without financial support the ministries cannot continue. What I am referring to in this point is the fact that some preachers have been converted into Pimps, using their platform for delusional “prosperity." When finances are the primary focus (main topics) of a minister or pastors platform—usually a sign they may be a prosperity pimp!. Also, when finances are used to obtain a blessing. There are some so-called prophets who charge money for personal prophecies, laying of the hands? When finances are the main topic for a "life-transforming word" then for a regular word from “God” despite biblical and historical facts, some religious leaders still are “Pimping” instead of “Preaching.”