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DaGrip with special guest Annetta M. Williams, author and international recording artist

DaGrip welcomes Min. Annetta M. Williams, author, and International recording artist.
Annetta comes from a family of spiritually awakened people, The  Kirkwood Family. She grew up at St. Marks COGIC and now serves at Tabernacle of Praise under Pastor Charles McCarley & Lady Rachel McCarley.

Annetta is a licensed minister and a worship leader. As an artist, she has traveled all over the world. With three recording projects and a newly released book (November 2020), Annetta is a Behavioral Nurse & Behaviorist for children 0-22. She has four adult children, three grandsons, and one on the way.

Annetta is also a Certified Life Coach specializing in relationship coaching, self-awareness, and spiritual wealth coaching.
She’s a two-time Breast Cancer Survivor. But, it’s more to her than what you see.
Pain to Promises is her life...

Booking information:
amwministries315@gmail.com

DaGrip with Rev. Dr. Evalina Huggins- Critical Leadership in an Unstable Season

Join the powerful dialogue with Rev. Dr. Evalina Huggins- Critical Leadership in an Unstable Season.

The  Rev. Dr.  Evalina Huggins, serves as the Presiding Elder of the
Baltimore District in the Philadelphia and Baltimore Conference of the
A.ME. Zion Church. She serves the largest District within the Mid-
Atlantic Episcopal District with 19 churches. She is also the former
Presiding Elder of the Kingstown District in St. Vincent and the
Grenadines.

David Anthoni with Cynthia Kennedy of Yah’s Way Herbal Store

Join this week's Podcast with Cynthia Kennedy of Yah's Way - "Food for Life" as we talk about the many herbal products which can help improve every aspect of your life.

DaGrip Holiday Podcast with special guest Palmer L. Dupree, Sr.

David Anthoni spreads holiday cheer with Palmer L. Dupree, Sr. and the staff of Long & Son Mortuary Services, Inc.

DaGrip with special guest Lynn Mitchell - ”U Ought Not”: Stuff Black Folk Ought Not Do For the Holidays

DaGrip welcomes Lynn Mitchell for a special holiday segment called “U Ought Not”: Stuff Black Folk Ought Not Do for the Holidays.
 
Lynn is a native of Rock Hill, South Carolina. She attended the public schools of Rock Hill and furthered her education at Winthrop University. Currently, she is working on an MBA at North Carolina Wesleyan College.
 
Lynn developed a love for family and fellowship as a child. Family gatherings were special because laughter filled every room. Through the laughs and the tears, she scripted the funny episodes occurring during the festivities and titled it “Holiday Rules.”
 
Lynn generally posts the rules via Facebook, but this year, she is giving DaGrip the inside scoop at the top 10 rules for Thanksgiving before the entire list is shared with everyone.
 
Lynn Is married to Dr. Daran H. Mitchell, senior pastor of the Trinity AME Zion Church, Greensboro, NC. Together they have one son, Caylen.

DaGrip with Tamara B. Martin Author of ”Putting it All in Words”

DaGrip experiences the powerful story presented in the book, " Putting it All in Words" by Tamara Buchanan. Tamara was born and raised in Farrell, a small town in Pennsylvania. Later, she moved to Salisbury, NC.

A salesperson by day in the Automotive Industry for over twenty-plus years, she is now looking to be a writer for many more. She shares gut-punching truths and how to stay strong through the obstacles of life. She has a B.A. in Psychology from Livingstone College along with her M.B.A. in Human Resources from Columbia Southern University. She is a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. undergraduate chapter of Sigma Chapter, Salisbury, NC. and then onward to graduate chapter of Omicron Zeta, Raleigh NC. Tamara loves to spend time with those who truly allow her to mentor and help. She pours into Putting It All In Words for young students from her alma mater to young adults in the church.

DaGrip with Darin Kent- Chief Communications Officer of the African Methodist Epsicopal Zion Church

This week Dagrip welcomes Darin Kent. Kent is the former Director of Communication for the Mid-Atlantic Episcopal District of the AME Zion Church. Kent is a graduate of Devry Institute of Technology in Long Island, New York with a degree in Business Administration. As a consultant, Kent has trained and managed volunteer staff to implement audio- visual media production for infomercials, short films, and documentaries. Recently, Kent was elected as the Communications Director of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Charlotte, North Carolina. Kent and David Anthoni will continue the conversation of Digital Ministry: Moving the Church forward in a digital world.

DaGrip with special guest Rev. Tajuan Kyles on digital discipleship

Join the conversation with special guest Rev. Tajuan Kyles on digital discipleship and the emerging opportunities to advance the Kingdom through innovation and technology. Reverend Kyles is a wife, mother and grandmother with 20+ years of leadership experience in Christian Ministry. She holds a B.S. degree from Jackson State University, Jackson, MS, Master of Divinity degree from the Samuel Dewitt Proctor School of Theology, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA. Currently Reverend Kyles is a student in the Doctor of Ministry program at United Theological Seminary, Dayton, OH. She also is a Certified Coach & Trainer with the John Maxwell Team.

DaGrip with special guest Solomon McAuley on his new book, The 6 E‘s to Successful Youth Engagement

DaGrip welcomes Solomon T. McAuley to the podcast to discuss his new book "The 6 E's to Successful Engagement." McAuley, is the NextGen Specialist for Centralina Workforce Development Board in Charlotte, NC where he has the task of providing guidance in the Centralina Region for the Work force Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) youth services. McAuley is a 2004 graduate from Livingstone College, Salisbury, North Carolina, graduating with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Social Work. McAuley enjoys speaking to motive and empower youth and the adults that work with them.

DaGrip with the short film writer Ashleigh Curry

Ashleigh Curry, writer of the short film entitled, "Toni. Mamie. Connie." shares her journey with the production of her own work. The former Hunter Huss High School and UNC-Chapel-Hill grad, uses her theater degree to direct and produce a film about three black women playing on a baseball team in the 1950's.  Ashleigh shares her introduction to directing and the film makers who  inspired her to press forward. Post-production for the short film is on the way and then multiple viewings at various film festivals. Be on the look out for outstanding, informative, and cinematic entertainment in years to come.