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Guest: Leon Morris - Founder of Real Change- a non-profit organization reaching communities

Leon A Morris, born March 11, 1961 in Los Angeles, CA. As a adolescent I quickly joined a well known gang called "The Rollin 60's". Being a product of my environment, I became involved in illegal activities thereby resulting in four State Prison sentences, and ultimately the last eight years in a Federal Prison. During this last incarceration the Lord revealed to me my purpose! While incarcerated I obtained many vocational certificates and earned my Associate Degree in Business. These tools will be used to launch "The Real Change Program"! The Real Change Program mission is to change the plight of communities like mine as a child! I have partnered with the Chief Federal Justice, Community Leaders, City Officials and Pastors in Dayton, Ohio to rehab blighted properties, empower the inner city disadvantaged/disenfranchised communities. We are soliciting each neighborhood to be actively involved in uplifting their neighborhoods for present and future generations.

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Date: Wed, June 29, 2016
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Topic: Money Monsters: Investments: Good and Bad 

Money Monster is a 2016 American that's about a character by the name of Lee Gates, a TV personality who advises his audience on commerce and Wall Street, and who is forcefully interrogated by Kyle Budwell, a grief-stricken bankrupt viewer who lost his money after a previous tip. Cable financial guru Lee Gates is in the midst of airing the latest edition of his show, "Money Monster." Less than 24 hours earlier, IBIS Clear Capital's stock inexplicably cratered due to a glitch in a trading algorithm, costing investors $800 million. Lee planned to have IBIS CEO Walt Camby appear for a softball interview about the crash, but Camby unexpectedly left for a business trip in Geneva. Midway through the show, a deliveryman ambles onto the set, pulls a gun and takes Gates hostage, forcing him to put on a vest laden with explosives. The "deliveryman" is laborer Kyle Budwell who invested $60,000—his entire life savings, inherited from his deceased mother—in IBIS after Lee endorsed the company a month earlier on the show. Kyle was wiped out along with the other investors, and now wants answers. Unless he gets them, he will blow up Lee before killing himself. 
With the help of longtime director Patty Fenn, Lee tries to calm Kyle down and get him some answers. However, Camby is nowhere to be found, and Kyle is not satisfied when both Lee and IBIS chief communications officer Diane Lester offer to compensate him for his financial loss. He also is not satisfied by Diane's insistence that the algorithm is to blame. Diane is not satisfied by her own explanation either, and decides to contact the programmer who created the algorithm for answers, reaching a man in Seoul. The programmer insists that an algorithm could not take such a large, lopsided position unless a human meddled with it.
In the meantime, the police find Kyle's pregnant girlfriend and allow her to talk to Kyle through a video feed. When she learns that he lost everything, she viciously berates him before the police cut the feed. Lee, seemingly taking pity on Kyle, agrees to help Kyle discover what went wrong.
Once Camby arrives back in New York, Diane flips through his passport, revealing that he didn't go to Geneva at all, but to Johannesburg. With this clue, along with messages from Camby's phone, Patty and the "Money Monster" team contact a group of Icelandic hackers to try and discover the truth. 
It turns out that Camby bribed a South African miners' union, planning to have IBIS make an $800 million investment in the mine while the union was on strike. If Camby's plan had succeeded, IBIS would have generated a multi-billion dollar profit when work resumed at the mine and the stock of the mine's owner rose again. However, the gambit backfired when the union stayed on the picket line, causing IBIS' stock to sink under the weight of its position in the flailing mining company. Confronted with the evidence, Camby admits his swindle. In the aftermath, the SEC announces that IBIS will be put under scrutiny and Camby on trial for violations of the Foreign Investments Act.
Now, after this scenario, how is this really effecting regular people who are trusting those in power over our finances? Great question everyone....let's talk!

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Date: Wed, June 22, 2016
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Episode: Top Dog - Rapper

Born Derrick Wade on February 17, 1979 in Grenada, Mississippi and raised in Compton, CA. As Top Dogg he was briefly signed to Death Row Records (2) and best known as having an incredibly similar style and voice to ex Death Row artist Snoop Dogg. Infamously, Top Dogg appeared in 2Pac's "It's All About U" remix, replacing the original featured artist Snoop Dogg.

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Guest: Synthia L. Hardy -Award winning actress, singer, and dancer extraordinnaire

Synthia, as Billie Holiday, is an Award winning actress, singer, dancer who has appeared in film, on T.V., commercials (radio and T.V.) and on stages nationally and internationally.  She won the 2011 NAACP Theatre Award for “Billie! Backstage With Lady Day”  for Best One Person Show.  She, also, won two Artistic Director Achievement Awards (A.D.A.)  for the same show (“Billie!...) for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy and Best One Person Show.  Synthia won an Emmy Award for the documentary, “Precious Memories: A Stroll Down 47^th Street” and has received other awards and nominations for her work, including another NAACP Theatre Award, Dramalogue Critics Award (twice), LA Weekly Award (just to name a few).  Some of Synthia’s work includes: “Home”; “Merry Wives of Windsor”; “Flyin’ West”; “Rap Master Ronnie”; “The Little Dreamer: A Night in the Life of Bessie Smith” and “A Corner of Gold”.  She has written and starred in her own cabaret show, “Dinner Musicale with Synthia & Friends”.  Synthia has toured with various singing groups doing tributes to Oldies and Doo Wop girl groups. Synthia is originally from the Windy City, Chicago.

6th SMASH YEAR!!! 

Starring Emmy and NAACP Theater Award winning, Synthia L. Hardy as Billie Holiday! 

Nominated for NO HO Fringe Festival - 2015

NAACP Theater Award - Best One Person Show - 2011

NAACP Theater Award - Best Musical Director - 2011

Nominated for 2 Artistic Director Achievement Awards (A.D.A.) - 2009:

       * Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy

       * Best One Person Show                                    

Long running hit show has been running since 2009

“BILLIE! BACKSTAGE WITH LADY DAY”, directed by Bryan Rasmussen, continues at the Whitefire Theatre in Sherman Oaks, every week. 

About The Show

“BILLIE! BACKSTAGE WITH LADY DAY”, is an exciting evening about one of America’s greatest jazz/blues legends. This story of Billie Holiday takes you back to an era where the joints were jumping and Hollywood was hopping. It was a time where glitz and glamour ruled and where ladies were dainty and gentlemen were smooth; where gowns flowed and hats topped short cropped hair.

This musically haunting, sad, happy, unpredictable journey of jazz/blues singer, Billie Holiday takes you on a winding road of love, joy, blues, racism and astounding hit songs that tell the story of a life hard fought.  The road takes you to places and people in Billie Holiday’s life that provided both pain and pleasure, excitement and disappointments.  It explores her relationship with her mother who was the “glue” in her life.  The highs and lows, the strengths and fragility of Billie’s turbulent life has been able to bring a new level of emotion and respect to music and inspiration to musicians and vocalists all over the world. 

From The Press

 "Honest, gritty, funny and informative..." 
- Tolucan Times

 "Rasmussen directs this...entertaining, informative, a bit sober[ing]" - -ACCESSIBLY LIVE

"a strong, intelligent and enjoyable "slice of life"evening…memorably passionate portrayal." - BROADWAY WORLD

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Date: Wed, June 8, 2016
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