17 JAN 2024 · Today's Top Breaking News Stories with JNB Chief Correspondent Joseph Bonner Iran Issues Warning: Attacks on Israel and US to Persist as IDF Remains in Gaza Iran's Foreign Minister, Hossein Amirabdollahian, warned Israel that attacks by Iran and its allies against Israeli and American targets will continue as long as Israeli forces are waging war in Gaza. He stated that the attacks would cease if Israel withdraws its forces. Iran and its proxy terrorist groups have already carried out over 100 attacks since mid-October, which could potentially escalate the conflict between Israel and Hamas into a regional crisis. Amirabdollahian emphasized that ending the genocide in Gaza would lead to an end of military actions and crises in the region. He also highlighted the connection between the developments in Gaza and the security of the Red Sea, warning that everyone would suffer if Israel's actions in Gaza continue. Iran has recently deployed a navy vessel to the Red Sea, and Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen have been launching missile and drone attacks against international trade vessels in the region. Evan Gershkovich's Mother Affirms His Resilience in a Russian Prison Aimed at Crushing His Spirit The mother of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich has expressed concerns about her son's well-being in a Russian prison. Ella Milman described the conditions at Lefortovo Prison in Moscow as "very hard" and compared it to a "Stalin-era" facility. Gershkovich has been detained since March 2023 on charges of espionage, which the United States considers to be wrongful. Milman stated that her son is doing his best to stay strong and keeps his "spirits up," but they are worried about him. Gershkovich's imprisonment has garnered international attention and highlighted the dangers faced by journalists in authoritarian countries. Despite the challenging circumstances, he continues to communicate with his family through letters and meets with his Russian lawyers regularly, as well as receiving monthly visits from the U.S. ambassador. Over 400 lives claimed as Zambia faces deadliest cholera outbreak in 20 years Zambia is currently facing a severe cholera outbreak that has resulted in over 400 deaths and more than 10,000 infections. As a result, schools in the country have been ordered to remain closed after the holiday season. A soccer stadium in the capital has been converted into a treatment center, and the government is launching a mass vaccination campaign while providing clean water to affected communities. The outbreak began in October and is strongly linked to poverty and inadequate access to clean water. The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has referred to the fatality rate of around 4% as "devastatingly high," considering that treated cholera typically has a death rate of less than 1%. Similar outbreaks have occurred in neighboring countries such as Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe, resulting in over 200,000 cases and 3,000 deaths in southern Africa since the beginning of 2023. Malawi experienced its worst cholera outbreak in decades in 2023.. Deadly blast in southern Nigerian city leaves 3 dead, 77 injured Three people died and 77 were injured in an overnight explosion that rocked over 20 buildings in Nigeria. The explosion occurred in Ibadan city, causing residents to flee their homes. Authorities believe the blast was caused by explosives stored for illegal mining operations. Rescue efforts are underway to find any potential survivors trapped in the rubble. Reporter Joseph Bonner Tags: Ibadan, Nigeria, Mozambique, Zambia, cholera, Wall Street Journal , Evan Gershkovich, Israel, Iran, United States, US, Gaza, Hamas, Joseph Bonner, World, News

22 MAY 2023 · On this episode, 6 Figures On Repeat Founder Alana Frost shares with Joseph Bonner the inspiration behind her new online training course for women entrepreneurs and gives us a special look inside her life and the things that make her special. Connect with Alana Frost and sign up for her new course at http://www.alanafrost.com/! If you are looking for a professional organizer, Legend Magazine named Alana's Organizing Americas #1 Professional Organizer. Visit at https://alanasorganizing.com/

22 MAY 2023 · On this episode, Author, Keynote Speaker and Poet Carol Diviney talks with Joseph Bonner about Holism College and how her new online course is empowering global wellness! We also get to know her more personally as she shares with us her upbringing and who inspires her! This is definitely an episode you don't want to miss! Connect with Carol Diviney and sign up for Holism College at http://www.universpoems.co/uk and at http://caroldiviney.com/

17 APR 2023 · In this episode, Joseph Bonner talks about 5 things to do when you reach your breaking point. Remember to CHILL! More from Joseph Bonner at www.josephbonner.com

9 SEP 2022 · On this episode media expert Joseph Bonner talks about 10 reasons investors should back away from Facebook and Twitter before it’s too late.

1 SEP 2022 · In this episode, Joseph Bonner talks about 3 women changing the world and positively impacting the physical, mental and emotional well being of others through innovative programs, training and support. Dr. Knitasha V. Washington of ATW Health Solutions Carol Natasha Diviney of Universe Poems Svetlana Elgart & Rainbow Chef’s Academy

1 JUN 2022 · Dr. Knitasha Washington, founder of ATW Health Solutions, Inc., and Chief Health Correspondent for Legend Magazine joins Joseph Bonner on the show to talk about the rising mental health crisis among our youths. We need more conversations like this that lend support to a solution. Our children must come first! Watch full TV episode on one of our channels: https://www.josephbonner.com/television Connect with Dr. Knitasha Washington at https://atwhealth.com/

1 JUN 2022 · Founder Svetlana Elgart of Rainbow Chefs Academy joins Joseph Bonner on the show to talk about key ways to help our kids eat healthy! Check out the full TV interview on one of our stations: www.josephbonner.com/television Visit Rainbow Chefs Academy at: https://rcaevents.com/

8 MAR 2022 · Born Orpha Gail Winfrey, not (Oprah), on January 29, 1954 in rural Mississippi Oprah Winfrey is known to be the “Queen of Talk Shows” and one of the most talented hosts that the world has seen. But what led to her success and why can’t people get enough of Mama O? Well, let’s find out! Throughout her career, she has won a total of 18 Daytime Emmys and 2 Primetime Emmys. She is loved by most and widely known for the many good works on behalf of the international community. Joseph Bonner is an American Actor, Director, Musical Artist and Human Rights Investigator. In 2001, he appeared on Court TV, where he recounted his experience standing up against bullying in high school. Later that same year his interview in the New York Times landed him a guest appearance on CBS Televisions Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher. He went on to interview with People Magazine and Extra, having his photo appear alongside Marlin Mason, Kathy Griffin and Bill Maher in their Teen People August 2001 Hot Guys in Music issue. Since then, Bonner has launched his own media in television and radio, owning over 20 radio stations, JBN TV channels and over 10 international print magazines. He is also the author of Social Media’s Impact on Society and the Social Media 2019 Guide. Navo Emmanuel is a a mission-driven creative and social advocate who uses her analytical skills to demonstrate cases for equitable socio-economic solutions. Her work involves using urban planning and advanced statistical knowledge to support the process of translating data into captivating stories and impactful insights. Her background as a Mende refugee of Sierra Leone and first-hand experiences working in both developing and developed landscapes fuel her drive to support the capacity building tactics that most exemplify the human journey. She has also been featured sharing her journey in an Emmy Winning Spectrum News Documentary.

15 FEB 2022 · In this episode, we talk with CyCognito VP Lori Cornmesser on the critical ways musical artists can protect themselves from cyber attacks in 2022