Episodios

  • Submersibles, Scandals, and Celebrating Legacy

    Submersibles, Scandals, and Celebrating Legacy
    Jan 17 2025
    Join Let's Talk Nation with Rod Love and Attorney Greg Jackson as they dive into critical stories dominating headlines. From the tragic implosion of the Titan submersible near the Titanic wreck site to the legacy of Randolph Bracey Sr., they bring heartfelt insights, legal expertise, and community reflections. Explore the risks and liabilities tied to high-stakes adventures, the cost of cutting corners, and the human stories behind the tragedy. Later, the hosts tackle the censorship of Congressman Adam Schiff and its implications for political accountability. Packed with dynamic conversation, humor, and hard-hitting analysis, this episode promises to inform and inspire.

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    1 h
  • Honoring Juneteenth: Reflections, Celebrations, and Challenges

    Honoring Juneteenth: Reflections, Celebrations, and Challenges
    Jan 16 2025
    In this episode of Let's Talk Nation, Rod Love and Attorney Greg Jackson dive into the significance of Juneteenth, sharing its historical roots and modern-day meaning. They reflect on the trailblazers who paved the way for freedom and discuss how the holiday is celebrated today. The hosts examine the importance of outcomes-based accountability in community programs, the alarming rise of violence in some Juneteenth celebrations, and the need for impactful activism. Plus, hear their thoughts on parenting, Father's Day reflections, and a special trivia question about the first Black municipality in the U.S. Don’t miss this thought-provoking episode packed with humor, history, and heartfelt discussions!

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  • Building Bridges: From Boys to Men

    Building Bridges: From Boys to Men
    Jan 15 2025
    In this heartfelt episode of Let’s Talk Nation, Brother Love and Ms. Queet welcome special guests Pastor Ings and First Lady Naomi to discuss their transformative community program, the Boys to Men Mentoring Program. This husband-and-wife duo shares their journey of creating a safe, empowering space for young boys aged 10 to 18 to grow into successful, responsible men.Learn about the program’s roots in ministry and community-based prevention, the profound impact of ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) assessments, and the importance of mentorship for at-risk youth. With a focus on trauma-informed care and holistic family support, Pastor Ings and Naomi provide insights into how they’ve been able to change lives—and how others can join the mission.

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    49 m
  • Community Connections, Leadership Legacies, and Legal Lessons

    Community Connections, Leadership Legacies, and Legal Lessons
    Jan 14 2025
    In this episode of Monday Night Radio, Brother Love and Greg Jackson delve into a rich mix of topics that celebrate community progress and tackle pressing national issues. They highlight the dedication of the vocational building named after Dr. Shirley Sharp Terrell in Apopka, a monumental step for local education and workforce development. The hosts also shine a spotlight on Commissioner Bakari Burns' impactful work in affordable housing and health care, along with a heartfelt story showcasing his dedication to family and community.On a broader scale, the duo unpacks the legal distinctions between state and federal indictments as they discuss the latest developments in former President Donald Trump’s ongoing legal battles. With humor, camaraderie, and plenty of food for thought, Brother Love and Greg Jackson deliver a show that’s both entertaining and enlightening.

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    1 h
  • From Grassroots Mentorship to Community Transformation: Inspiring Change with Elizabeth Morgan

    From Grassroots Mentorship to Community Transformation: Inspiring Change with Elizabeth Morgan
    Jan 13 2025
    In this powerful episode of Let’s Talk Local: Next Generation, Brother Love and Greg Jackson are joined by the incredible Elizabeth Morgan, founder of Morgan Ministries. Together, they explore the transformative work being done in Central Florida through community-based mentorship and outreach.Highlights from the Show:
    • Empowering the Next Generation: Elizabeth Morgan shares her journey of mentoring middle schoolers and younger children in Mercy Village. From building life skills to fostering dreams of becoming designers and cosmetologists, hear how tailored programs create brighter futures.
    • Tackling Youth Violence: The team discusses effective intervention strategies for young men and women, emphasizing the importance of creating positive role models in underserved communities.
    • Homeless Outreach: Learn about the ministry’s compassionate efforts to feed and support individuals living in homeless camps, including providing tents, meals, and even outdoor showers.
    • Transitional Housing for Women: Discover how Morgan Ministries’ newest initiative offers a lifeline to women in need, helping them rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose.
    • The Power of Partnerships: Elizabeth highlights collaboration with local sponsors and businesses to create unique opportunities, from field trips to industry exposure for aspiring youth.
    This episode is a tribute to the power of faith, community, and dedication in driving positive change—one block, one family, and one child at a time.

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    52 m
  • From Bo Jackson to Barbecue: A Dynamic Duo’s Take on Life, Sports, and Tragedy

    From Bo Jackson to Barbecue: A Dynamic Duo’s Take on Life, Sports, and Tragedy
    Jan 13 2025
    Join Brother Love and Greg Jackson as they bring their signature blend of humor, wisdom, and insightful commentary to the mic. In this episode, the duo dives into:
    • Legendary Athletes: A deep dive into the career of Bo Jackson, the ultimate multi-sport athlete who left a lasting legacy despite his career-ending injury.
    • Grill Adventures: Greg shares his weekend barbecue mishap, recounting how spare ribs became a culinary lesson in trimming St. Louis-style ribs.
    • Global Tragedies: A somber reflection on the devastating train crash in India and the tragic plane crash in the U.S., drawing comparisons to Payne Stewart's fateful flight.
    • Local Community Wins: Shoutouts to impactful programs like the Butterfly Effect and their role in shaping Central Florida's youth.
    • Leadership Concerns: A lighter discussion on President Biden's recent fall, raising questions about age and resilience in leadership.
    With their trademark charm, Brother Love and Greg mix heartfelt moments, educational tidbits, and good-natured banter to create an episode you won’t want to miss.Listen in and join the conversation with the most influential voices in Central Florida!

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  • Transforming Communities: The Butterfly Effect and Youth Empowerment

    Transforming Communities: The Butterfly Effect and Youth Empowerment
    Jan 10 2025
    Welcome to Let's Talk Local! In this episode, host Rod Lovett dives into an inspiring conversation with impactful community leaders and change-makers making waves in Central Florida. Joining Rod are Chiquita Wynn from the Florida Economic Consortium, Bobby Lyons from the Youth Violence Prevention Project, and Deja Coleman, the founder and CEO of The Butterfly Effect.Deja shares the powerful story behind her organization, a program empowering young girls (ages 7–17) to develop personal and professional skills, build self-dignity, and break free from societal expectations. Inspired by her own journey of transformation, Deja correlates her program’s mission with the life cycle of a butterfly—a story of resilience, strength, and eventual freedom.The conversation expands to highlight community outreach efforts, including partnerships with local programs like I Hope Mentoring, annual events for families in need, and initiatives to equip youth with essential tools for life success. Learn how these programs work together to provide mentorship, resources, and hope for the next generation.Key Highlights:
    • The Butterfly Effect: How a personal journey became a movement for young girls.
    • Addressing youth violence through innovative prevention programs.
    • Community-based accountability: Using data to measure real outcomes.
    • The power of partnerships in creating opportunities for change.
    Tune in to hear how these leaders are shaping a brighter future for Orlando’s youth and how you can get involved in their impactful work.

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    48 m
  • Let's Talk Nation. Earning It: Self-Sufficiency, Black Excellence, and Building Our Communities

    Let's Talk Nation. Earning It: Self-Sufficiency, Black Excellence, and Building Our Communities
    Jan 9 2025
    In this episode of Let’s Talk Nation, Attorney Greg Jackson and Brother Love dive into a wide-ranging conversation about self-sufficiency, the power of community, and the importance of earning our way to success. They discuss the legacy of hard work passed down through generations, the importance of intentional reinvestment in the Black community, and why initiatives like DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) often miss the mark.From personal stories of grit and determination to thought-provoking critiques of modern societal structures, Greg and Brother Love challenge listeners to reflect on what it means to invest in yourself and your community. They explore whether programs designed to help may inadvertently hold people back and share ideas for fostering true empowerment through collective action.Plus, they talk about grilling mishaps, jerk chicken, and why sometimes YouTube can be the best teacher! Tune in for a mix of insightful discussion, real talk, and a few laughs along the way.Key Topics Covered:
    • The National Travel Advisory by the NAACP: Is it valid or misguided?
    • The economic power of the Black community and how to wield it effectively.
    • Stories of perseverance and self-determination from Greg’s and Brother Love’s families.
    • Why owning our narrative and resources is the key to building generational wealth.


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    1 h