This week’s artist feature is Kelly Haneklau, a free-lance artist who specializes in painting custom commissioned artwork – mostly acrylic on canvas or paper. Kelly also paints large-scale murals alongside her various public art projects. In a recent collaboration with 2020 PWC Poet Laureate, Kim B. Miller, Kelly co-created a public art display dubbed K[squared]², centered on […]
Patrick Ewing is a Georgetown University Men’s Basketball legend, NBA Hall of Famer and now he is currently the head coach at his alma mater. Over this past weekend, following his team’s upset victory over #1 ranked Villanova in the Big East Quarterfinal, Ewing was faced with a great deal of scrutiny as he kept […]
We met with Micaela Bastianelli, Features Editor of the Panther Newspaper of Chapman University, located in Orange, California. Micaela speaks about her experiences growing up, finding her voice as a writer, and expresses one of the most important skills a journalist must have. If you would like to view more of Micaela’s work, visit her […]
Dr. Mina Garrett-Scott has been practicing medicine for 18 years. Known in the community for her personal attention to each patient, it’s obvious that Dr. Garrett-Scott loves what she does. Recently, I sat down with Dr. Garrett-Scott to chat about her role in the medical community and to discuss Women’s History Month. What do you […]
Creighton Men’s Basketball Coach, Greg McDermott, has offered to resign after racially insensitive comments that he made to his team following a loss. In the locker room after a game, McDermott said “Guys we have to stick together. We need to have both feet in. I need everybody to stay on the plantation. I can’t […]
During tax season people have questions, and Two Mics Up recently interviewed Jennifer McDuffie of JMIncome Tax Services to provide those answers. Jennifer breaks it down and educates us and our listeners on the fact that in today’s world you need a tax professional not a tax preparer. Tune in and find out more about […]
Yesterday My Natural Me’s Liletta Harlem hosted a virtual event dedicated to Women’s History Month and changemakers of the past, present and future. They discuss the following issues: What can you do to be a history maker? How do you show up consistently? Overcoming negative biases and changing the game in the process! They discuss […]
In a recent project, I asked a group of 15 women that ranged in ages around 25-55 to name the most admired 5 Black females. The most common answers were Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Viola Davis, Kamala Harris and Amanda Gorman! The adjectives used to describe these women across the group were words like, innovative, […]
Justice Makes The Difference By Artika Tyner “Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors and the most patient of teachers.” The Read with Carylee Show understands that we should never underestimate the value of reading for children. Children’s education, perceptual and emotional progress, and […]
Black History Month is a time to celebrate the accomplishments of Black historical figures. A lot of people spend the month learning about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, John Lewis, Zora Neale Hurston, Frederick Douglass–the list goes on. But it is just as important to raise awareness and remembrance of figures who aren’t […]
