https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/shades-in-justice-podcast-with-dr-hill--6005662
Don't miss these powerful and informative podcasts]]>enSociety & CultureCopyright Jerry Royce Live - Worldwidehttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/e2a1d46d1bc66eff077b91a37dbaa02e.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/podcast/shades-in-justice-podcast-with-dr-hill--6005662Thu, 14 Aug 2025 00:55:35 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideJerry Royce Live - Worldwidejerryroycelive@gmail.comThe Shades In Justice Radio show brings to light some of the injustices happening in our communities across the country. We address the issues and have some possible solutions for the future. Don't miss these powerful and informative podcasts
Don't miss these powerful and informative podcasts]]>false507de1dd-d96d-5f47-8382-cf6496ecc0c2episodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ep-47-dr-hill-with-lindsey-harden-from-survivor-to-advocate-lindsey-harden-s-journey-through-trauma-loss-and-finding-strength--67279916Host: Dr. Evelyn HillGuest: Lindsey Harden – Domestic Violence Survivor and Advocate
Produced by: Positive Power Christian Radio
Episode Title: From Survivor to Advocate: Lindsey Harden’s Journey Through Trauma, Loss, and Finding Strength

Episode Overview
In this deeply moving and courageous episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Lindsey Harden, a woman whose life story is a powerful testament to resilience, self-discovery, and advocacy. Lindsey shares her personal journey from a childhood surrounded by music and close family bonds to enduring—and ultimately overcoming—years of domestic violence. Through her candid and emotional testimony, Lindsey reveals the painful realities of abuse, the devastating loss of her sister to domestic violence, and the steps she took to reclaim her life.

Lindsey’s story sheds light on the warning signs of abusive relationships, the long-term impact of trauma, and the importance of having a strong support system. This conversation is both a warning and an encouragement to anyone experiencing domestic violence: there is a way out, and there is life after abuse.

Key Discussion Points1. Family Roots and Musical Upbringing

• Lindsey grew up in Sterling, Illinois, the youngest of six siblings, in a home filled with music and strong family values.
• Her parents’ 47-year marriage modeled commitment and love, shaping her early ideals about relationships.

2. Early Exposure to Domestic Violence

• Lindsey witnessed domestic violence for the first time at a young age through her older sister’s abusive relationship.
• She recalls seeing the cycle of arguments, arrests, and reconciliations, as well as the eventual transformation when her sister’s partner sought help.

3. Personal Experience with Abuse

• At 17, Lindsey endured a brutal trauma when she was raped by three men, leading to two trials and convictions.
• Struggling with emotional isolation and low self-esteem, she entered a relationship that quickly turned abusive.
• For over a decade, she endured multiple abusive relationships, each leaving deeper emotional scars.

4. The Tragic Loss of Her Sister

• Lindsey’s sister, Ashley, was secretly in an abusive relationship and kept silent to avoid burdening the family.
• Ashley’s life was tragically taken by her abuser, just one month after warning Lindsey to leave her own toxic situation.
• Lindsey recounts the devastating day she learned of Ashley’s death and the long-lasting impact on her family.

5. Recognizing the Warning Signs

• Lindsey emphasizes that controlling behaviors—such as isolating a partner from friends and family, emotional degradation, and escalating anger—are clear red flags.
• She warns that abuse often starts with emotional manipulation before becoming physical.

6. Advice for Those in Abusive Situations

• Leave after the first incident. Abuse almost always escalates.
• Have a plan to exit safely—whether leaving while the abuser is at work, seeking help from trusted family, or signaling for help in public spaces.
• Understand that apologies and gifts are often part of the cycle of control, not genuine change.

7. Advice for Friends and Family of Victims

• Pay attention to changes in behavior, appearance, or emotional state.
• Offer support without judgment, but understand that leaving must be the survivor’s decision.
• Always let them know you are a safe resource when they’re ready.

8. Healing and Moving Forward

• Lindsey spent two years single, focusing on self-worth and healing.
• She uses her voice now to advocate for others, honoring her sister’s memory by telling their stories.

Memorable Quotes from Lindsey Harden

• “One time is enough—after the first hit, it will only get worse.”
• “Don’t stay for the kids. A real family doesn’t abuse you.”
• “If you notice anything that makes you uneasy, that’s your sign to leave.”
• “My sister died without telling her story—so I will tell hers and mine.”

Resources Mentioned

• Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
• Positive Power Christian Radio – www.positivepower21.org
• Dr. Evelyn Hill – www.DrEvelynHill.net

About the Guest – Lindsey Harden
Lindsey Harden is a survivor of multiple abusive relationships, a sister, a mother, and a passionate advocate for domestic violence awareness. Having endured trauma, court battles, and the tragic loss of her sister to domestic violence, Lindsey now shares her experiences to inspire others to break free, heal, and reclaim their lives. Her mission is to ensure that no survivor feels alone and that no story goes untold.

About the Host – Dr. Evelyn Hill
Dr. Evelyn Hill is a speaker, community leader, and host of Shades in Justice, a podcast that shines a light on stories of justice and injustice across America. She is committed to giving survivors and advocates a platform to share their experiences and create pathways for change.

Listen & Subscribe
Catch new episodes of Shades in Justice every Wednesday at 8:30 PM CST / 9:30 PM EST on Positive Power Christian Radio.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67279916Thu, 07 Aug 2025 01:39:39 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShades in Justice Podcast – Episode 47 Host: Dr. Evelyn HillGuest: Lindsey Harden – Domestic Violence Survivor and Advocate Produced by: Positive Power Christian Radio Episode Title: From Survivor to Advocate: Lindsey Harden’s Journey Through Trauma,...Host: Dr. Evelyn HillGuest: Lindsey Harden – Domestic Violence Survivor and Advocate
Produced by: Positive Power Christian Radio
Episode Title: From Survivor to Advocate: Lindsey Harden’s Journey Through Trauma, Loss, and Finding Strength

Episode Overview
In this deeply moving and courageous episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Lindsey Harden, a woman whose life story is a powerful testament to resilience, self-discovery, and advocacy. Lindsey shares her personal journey from a childhood surrounded by music and close family bonds to enduring—and ultimately overcoming—years of domestic violence. Through her candid and emotional testimony, Lindsey reveals the painful realities of abuse, the devastating loss of her sister to domestic violence, and the steps she took to reclaim her life.

Lindsey’s story sheds light on the warning signs of abusive relationships, the long-term impact of trauma, and the importance of having a strong support system. This conversation is both a warning and an encouragement to anyone experiencing domestic violence: there is a way out, and there is life after abuse.

Key Discussion Points1. Family Roots and Musical Upbringing

• Lindsey grew up in Sterling, Illinois, the youngest of six siblings, in a home filled with music and strong family values.
• Her parents’ 47-year marriage modeled commitment and love, shaping her early ideals about relationships.

2. Early Exposure to Domestic Violence

• Lindsey witnessed domestic violence for the first time at a young age through her older sister’s abusive relationship.
• She recalls seeing the cycle of arguments, arrests, and reconciliations, as well as the eventual transformation when her sister’s partner sought help.

3. Personal Experience with Abuse

• At 17, Lindsey endured a brutal trauma when she was raped by three men, leading to two trials and convictions.
• Struggling with emotional isolation and low self-esteem, she entered a relationship that quickly turned abusive.
• For over a decade, she endured multiple abusive relationships, each leaving deeper emotional scars.

4. The Tragic Loss of Her Sister

• Lindsey’s sister, Ashley, was secretly in an abusive relationship and kept silent to avoid burdening the family.
• Ashley’s life was tragically taken by her abuser, just one month after warning Lindsey to leave her own toxic situation.
• Lindsey recounts the devastating day she learned of Ashley’s death and the long-lasting impact on her family.

5. Recognizing the Warning Signs

• Lindsey emphasizes that controlling behaviors—such as isolating a partner from friends and family, emotional degradation, and escalating anger—are clear red flags.
• She warns that abuse often starts with emotional manipulation before becoming physical.

6. Advice for Those in Abusive Situations

• Leave after the first incident. Abuse almost always escalates.
• Have a plan to exit safely—whether leaving while the abuser is at work, seeking help from trusted family, or signaling for help in public spaces.
• Understand that apologies and gifts are often part of the cycle of control, not genuine change.

7. Advice for Friends and Family of Victims

• Pay attention to changes in behavior, appearance, or emotional state.
• Offer support without judgment, but understand that leaving must be the survivor’s decision.
• Always let them know you are a safe resource when they’re ready.

8. Healing and Moving Forward

• Lindsey spent two years single, focusing on self-worth and healing.
• She uses her voice now to advocate for others, honoring her sister’s memory by telling their stories.

Memorable Quotes from Lindsey Harden

• “One time is...]]>2208falsefullhttps://jerryroycelive.mixlr.comEpisode Title: From Cakes to Construction: Fran Sutton's Journey to Justice Through Homeownership
  📍 Streaming Live: Wednesdays at 8:30 PM CST / 9:30 PM EST
  📻 On-Air at: Positive Power Christian Radio
  🌐 More Info: www.drevelynhill.net
  
  📋 Episode Summary:
  In this empowering episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Fran Sutton, a dynamic woman of faith, mother of five, and a groundbreaking real estate developer in Wyandotte County, Kansas. Fran shares her humble beginnings, her journey from baking cakes in her kitchen to becoming a licensed real estate agent, and her bold leap into building homes from the ground up.
  
  Fran's work reshapes her community by creating affordable housing opportunities and advocating for foreclosure prevention. She reflects on the biases women face in male-dominated industries and how her faith and resilience helped her push through. Her passion for community impact, homeownership, and justice through economic empowerment is at the heart of her story.
  
  🧭 Key Topics Covered:
  👩‍👧‍👦 Fran’s Background & Family Roots
  • Born and raised in Wyandotte County, KS
  • Oldest of five siblings; proud graduate of Sumner Academy
  • Grew up watching her father manage a local market and learning the value of hard work
  🎂 From Cakes to Closings
  • Started a cake business to support her family while raising 5 children
  • Transitioned into real estate after realizing her weekend commitments were affecting family life
  • Licensed in 2004; took over Gemini Realtors in 2006
  • Credits female real estate pioneers like Barbara Brown and Robin Brown as her mentors
  🏘️ Real Estate with Purpose
  • 21+ years as a licensed realtor in Kansas City, KS
  • Deep commitment to helping first-time homebuyers, families facing foreclosure, and underserved communities
  • Offers education on foreclosure rights, retention, reinstatement, and redemption
  🛠️ Becoming a Home Builder & Developer
  • Inspired by a mentor to build homes on vacant land in her own community
  • Builds beautiful, energy-efficient, and affordable homes (3BR, 2BA, ~1,400 sq ft) using land bank properties
  • Designs with sustainability in mind: hardwood floors, walk-in pantries, water features, garden beds
  • Sells homes word-of-mouth before they're even fully built—a testament to her impact and reputation
  💪 Facing Gender Bias in the Industry
  • Overcame bias and opposition from male counterparts
  • Advocated for herself and her clients with professionalism and courage
  • Believes women bring a holistic, long-term, and community-centered perspective to real estate
  📈 Her Mission: Build 100 Homes
  • Started with a goal of 80 homes, now raised to 100
  • Committed to building for working families and ensuring homeownership is attainable
  • Actively partnering with community development agencies to integrate down payment assistance and HUD income guidelines
  🔑 Memorable Quotes:
  "I went from piping roses to pouring foundations—God used what was in my hand." – Fran Sutton. "Home is sacred. It's more than walls—it's hope." – Fran Sutton "I don't build houses. I build dignity, community, and the possibility of generational wealth." – Fran Sutton "God loves justice, and sometimes justice looks like a front porch and a pantry." – Dr. Evelyn Hill]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66079605Wed, 14 May 2025 02:58:38 +0000Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide🎙️ Shades in Justice with Dr. Evelyn Hill Episode Title: From Cakes to Construction: Fran Sutton's Journey to Justice Through Homeownership 📍 Streaming Live: Wednesdays at 8:30 PM CST / 9:30 PM EST 📻 On-Air at: Positive Power Christian Radio 🌐 More...Episode Title: From Cakes to Construction: Fran Sutton's Journey to Justice Through Homeownership
  📍 Streaming Live: Wednesdays at 8:30 PM CST / 9:30 PM EST
  📻 On-Air at: Positive Power Christian Radio
  🌐 More Info: www.drevelynhill.net
  
  📋 Episode Summary:
  In this empowering episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Fran Sutton, a dynamic woman of faith, mother of five, and a groundbreaking real estate developer in Wyandotte County, Kansas. Fran shares her humble beginnings, her journey from baking cakes in her kitchen to becoming a licensed real estate agent, and her bold leap into building homes from the ground up.
  
  Fran's work reshapes her community by creating affordable housing opportunities and advocating for foreclosure prevention. She reflects on the biases women face in male-dominated industries and how her faith and resilience helped her push through. Her passion for community impact, homeownership, and justice through economic empowerment is at the heart of her story.
  
  🧭 Key Topics Covered:
  👩‍👧‍👦 Fran’s Background & Family Roots
  • Born and raised in Wyandotte County, KS
  • Oldest of five siblings; proud graduate of Sumner Academy
  • Grew up watching her father manage a local market and learning the value of hard work
  🎂 From Cakes to Closings
  • Started a cake business to support her family while raising 5 children
  • Transitioned into real estate after realizing her weekend commitments were affecting family life
  • Licensed in 2004; took over Gemini Realtors in 2006
  • Credits female real estate pioneers like Barbara Brown and Robin Brown as her mentors
  🏘️ Real Estate with Purpose
  • 21+ years as a licensed realtor in Kansas City, KS
  • Deep commitment to helping first-time homebuyers, families facing foreclosure, and underserved communities
  • Offers education on foreclosure rights, retention, reinstatement, and redemption
  🛠️ Becoming a Home Builder & Developer
  • Inspired by a mentor to build homes on vacant land in her own community
  • Builds beautiful, energy-efficient, and affordable homes (3BR, 2BA, ~1,400 sq ft) using land bank properties
  • Designs with sustainability in mind: hardwood floors, walk-in pantries, water features, garden beds
  • Sells homes word-of-mouth before they're even fully built—a testament to her impact and reputation
  💪 Facing Gender Bias in the Industry
  • Overcame bias and opposition from male counterparts
  • Advocated for herself and her clients with professionalism and courage
  • Believes women bring a holistic, long-term, and community-centered perspective to real estate
  📈 Her Mission: Build 100 Homes
  • Started with a goal of 80 homes, now raised to 100
  • Committed to building for working families and ensuring homeownership is attainable
  • Actively partnering with community development agencies to integrate down payment assistance and HUD income guidelines
  🔑 Memorable Quotes:
  "I went from piping roses to pouring foundations—God used what was in my hand." – Fran Sutton. "Home is sacred. It's more than walls—it's hope." – Fran Sutton "I don't build houses. I build dignity, community, and the possibility of generational wealth." – Fran Sutton "God loves justice, and sometimes justice looks like a front porch and a pantry." – Dr. Evelyn Hill]]>2291affordablehousing,blackwomeninbusiness,communityjustice,drevelynhill,faithinaction,fransuttonhomes,justicelookslikehome,positivepower21,realestateforgood,shadesinjustice,womeninrealestate,wyandotteproudfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ep-45-stacy-young-the-injustice-of-non-white-victims-of-death--65819238Episode Title: “Justice for Jordan: A Mother’s Cry for Accountability in the Fentanyl Crisis”
  
  📍 Live on Positive Power Christian Radio
  🕣 Wednesdays at 8:30 PM CST / 9:30 PM EST
  🌐 Streaming On-Demand: PositivePower21.org
  
  📋 Episode Summary:
  In this emotional and deeply moving episode of Shades of Justice, host Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Stacy Young, a mother and advocate, to share her powerful story about losing her son, Jordan Blake, to fentanyl poisoning and the devastating lack of justice that followed. Through personal reflections and candid storytelling, Stacy discusses the racial disparities in how law enforcement and media respond to fentanyl-related deaths in Black communities, highlighting a justice system that too often looks away.
  
  Dr. Hill and Stacy explore themes of motherhood, systemic racism, addiction, and perseverance, as well as the painful disparities in the criminal justice system when it comes to investigating the deaths of young Black men. This episode calls for law enforcement, legal advocates, and listeners everywhere to push for change, equity, and true justice.
  
  🧭 Key Discussion Topics:
  🔹 Opening Reflection
  
  • Proverbs 31:9 – “Open thy mouth, judge righteously, and plead the cause of the poor and the needy.”
  • Introducing the topic: Racism in the Criminal Justice System
  🔹 Guest Background: Stacy Young
  
  • Grew up in Kansas and Oklahoma in a Christian household
  • Raised six biracial children and is now a grandmother of three
  • Shares challenges faced by her children based on their appearance and race
  🔹 The Struggles of Raising Biracial Children
  
  • Navigating identity, racism, and social stigmas
  • Learning to care for her daughters’ and sons’ different hair textures
  • Facing cruelty and assumptions from strangers and institutions
  🔹 Remembering Jordan Blake
  
  • Born June 4, 1990 – described as joyful, proper, and compassionate
  • Bullied for speaking “too properly” and being different
  • Struggled with mental health, injury-related opioid use, and addiction
  • Became addicted to fentanyl-laced pills
  🔹 Injustice After Death
  
  • Jordan died on February 2, 2024, from fentanyl poisoning
  • The only eyewitness gave inconsistent accounts of his final moments
  • Despite new evidence, the case was closed prematurely
  • Law enforcement refused to investigate further or offer legal pathways
  • Comparison made to high-profile instances in which white victims received extensive justice efforts
  🔹 Racial Disparities in Justice
  
  • Other Black men died of fentanyl poisoning the same week—no media attention
  • Systemic indifference toward young Black men in crisis
  • Contrast with national media coverage and investigations for white victims
  🔹 Faith and Advocacy
  
  • Stacy’s commitment to helping others through grief and trauma
  • Emphasis on faith, community support, and honoring Jordan’s legacy
  • Continuing the fight for justice through God’s strength and purpose
  📌 Powerful Quotes:
  “Your whiteness will not protect your child from being treated like the world sees them.” – Stacy Young.“
  
  Case closed. Casket closed. But my heart is wide open.” – Dr. Evelyn Hill“
  The justice system should be what it claims to be—just.” – Dr. Evelyn Hill“
  Jordan was broken, but he kept pouring into others. That’s the legacy we carry.” – Stacy Young.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65819238Thu, 01 May 2025 02:59:07 +0000Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide🎙️ Shades in Justice with Dr. Evelyn Hill Episode Title: “Justice for Jordan: A Mother’s Cry for Accountability in the Fentanyl Crisis” 📍 Live on Positive Power Christian Radio 🕣 Wednesdays at 8:30 PM CST / 9:30 PM EST 🌐 Streaming...Episode Title: “Justice for Jordan: A Mother’s Cry for Accountability in the Fentanyl Crisis”
  
  📍 Live on Positive Power Christian Radio
  🕣 Wednesdays at 8:30 PM CST / 9:30 PM EST
  🌐 Streaming On-Demand: PositivePower21.org
  
  📋 Episode Summary:
  In this emotional and deeply moving episode of Shades of Justice, host Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Stacy Young, a mother and advocate, to share her powerful story about losing her son, Jordan Blake, to fentanyl poisoning and the devastating lack of justice that followed. Through personal reflections and candid storytelling, Stacy discusses the racial disparities in how law enforcement and media respond to fentanyl-related deaths in Black communities, highlighting a justice system that too often looks away.
  
  Dr. Hill and Stacy explore themes of motherhood, systemic racism, addiction, and perseverance, as well as the painful disparities in the criminal justice system when it comes to investigating the deaths of young Black men. This episode calls for law enforcement, legal advocates, and listeners everywhere to push for change, equity, and true justice.
  
  🧭 Key Discussion Topics:
  🔹 Opening Reflection
  
  • Proverbs 31:9 – “Open thy mouth, judge righteously, and plead the cause of the poor and the needy.”
  • Introducing the topic: Racism in the Criminal Justice System
  🔹 Guest Background: Stacy Young
  
  • Grew up in Kansas and Oklahoma in a Christian household
  • Raised six biracial children and is now a grandmother of three
  • Shares challenges faced by her children based on their appearance and race
  🔹 The Struggles of Raising Biracial Children
  
  • Navigating identity, racism, and social stigmas
  • Learning to care for her daughters’ and sons’ different hair textures
  • Facing cruelty and assumptions from strangers and institutions
  🔹 Remembering Jordan Blake
  
  • Born June 4, 1990 – described as joyful, proper, and compassionate
  • Bullied for speaking “too properly” and being different
  • Struggled with mental health, injury-related opioid use, and addiction
  • Became addicted to fentanyl-laced pills
  🔹 Injustice After Death
  
  • Jordan died on February 2, 2024, from fentanyl poisoning
  • The only eyewitness gave inconsistent accounts of his final moments
  • Despite new evidence, the case was closed prematurely
  • Law enforcement refused to investigate further or offer legal pathways
  • Comparison made to high-profile instances in which white victims received extensive justice efforts
  🔹 Racial Disparities in Justice
  
  • Other Black men died of fentanyl poisoning the same week—no media attention
  • Systemic indifference toward young Black men in crisis
  • Contrast with national media coverage and investigations for white victims
  🔹 Faith and Advocacy
  
  • Stacy’s commitment to helping others through grief and trauma
  • Emphasis on faith, community support, and honoring Jordan’s legacy
  • Continuing the fight for justice through God’s strength and purpose
  📌 Powerful Quotes:
  “Your whiteness will not protect your child from being treated like the world sees them.” – Stacy Young.“
  
  Case closed. Casket closed. But my heart is wide open.” – Dr. Evelyn Hill“
  The justice system should be what it claims to be—just.” – Dr. Evelyn Hill“
  Jordan was broken, but he kept pouring into others. That’s the legacy we carry.” – Stacy Young.]]>3019biblicaljustice,blacklivesmatter,christianpodcast,drevelynhill,faithandjustice,fentanylcrisis,grieftograce,justiceforjordan,mothersofcolor,nomoresilence,positivepower21,proverbs31,racialjustice,shadesinjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ep-44-amber-hendricks-newberry-married-to-the-incarceration--65601184https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65601184Thu, 17 Apr 2025 01:13:58 +0000Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide3176falsefullhttps://jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  Episode Title: The Injustice of Imprisonment of the Innocent – Part 2
  Air Date: April 9, 2025
  
  Guests: LaMont McIntosh & Darryl BurtonEpisode Summary:
  Tonight on Shades of Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill continues the robust conversation in Part 2 of “The Injustice of Imprisonment of the Innocent.”
  
  LaMont McIntosh and Darryl Burton are returning to the mic, two men whose lives were forever altered by wrongful convictions. They share raw, emotional, and deeply personal stories of injustice, survival, and the road to freedom. From broken legal systems to the inner strength it takes to hold onto hope, this episode is a gripping look into the lives of the wrongly accused.
  
  What You’ll Hear:
  
  • 💔 First-hand accounts of wrongful imprisonment
  • ⚖️ The cracks in the justice system that lead to innocent lives behind bars
  • 🙏 How faith, resilience, and advocacy helped pave the path to freedom
  • 📣 A call to action for reform and community accountability
  • 💡 Insights into what still needs to change in our legal system
  About the Guests:LaMont McIntosh – A powerful voice for justice, LaMont was wrongfully imprisoned and now shares his story to raise awareness about judicial reform and advocate for those still behind bars.
  
  Darryl Burton – Wrongly convicted and imprisoned for over 24 years, Darryl has turned his pain into purpose. He now leads efforts to support exonerees and prevent further miscarriages of justice.
  
  Join the Movement:
  This isn’t just a conversation—it’s a movement. Tune in, share the message, and be part of the fight to protect the innocent and hold the system accountable.
  
  📺 Watch Live Tonight on The Weekend Channel
  🎧 Also available on all major podcast platforms
  
  Connect + Share:
  #ShadesOfJustice #WrongfulConvictions #JusticeForTheInnocent #CriminalJusticeReform #DrEvelynHill #LaMontMcIntosh #DarrylBurton #TruthToPower #FaithInJustice #TheWeekendChannel #InnocentButImprisoned #JusticeMatters]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65491011Thu, 10 Apr 2025 03:11:04 +0000Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide🎙️ Shades of Justice with Dr. Evelyn Hill Episode Title: The Injustice of Imprisonment of the Innocent – Part 2 Air Date: April 9, 2025 Guests: LaMont McIntosh & Darryl BurtonEpisode Summary: Tonight on Shades of Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill...
  Episode Title: The Injustice of Imprisonment of the Innocent – Part 2
  Air Date: April 9, 2025
  
  Guests: LaMont McIntosh & Darryl BurtonEpisode Summary:
  Tonight on Shades of Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill continues the robust conversation in Part 2 of “The Injustice of Imprisonment of the Innocent.”
  
  LaMont McIntosh and Darryl Burton are returning to the mic, two men whose lives were forever altered by wrongful convictions. They share raw, emotional, and deeply personal stories of injustice, survival, and the road to freedom. From broken legal systems to the inner strength it takes to hold onto hope, this episode is a gripping look into the lives of the wrongly accused.
  
  What You’ll Hear:
  
  • 💔 First-hand accounts of wrongful imprisonment
  • ⚖️ The cracks in the justice system that lead to innocent lives behind bars
  • 🙏 How faith, resilience, and advocacy helped pave the path to freedom
  • 📣 A call to action for reform and community accountability
  • 💡 Insights into what still needs to change in our legal system
  About the Guests:LaMont McIntosh – A powerful voice for justice, LaMont was wrongfully imprisoned and now shares his story to raise awareness about judicial reform and advocate for those still behind bars.
  
  Darryl Burton – Wrongly convicted and imprisoned for over 24 years, Darryl has turned his pain into purpose. He now leads efforts to support exonerees and prevent further miscarriages of justice.
  
  Join the Movement:
  This isn’t just a conversation—it’s a movement. Tune in, share the message, and be part of the fight to protect the innocent and hold the system accountable.
  
  📺 Watch Live Tonight on The Weekend Channel
  🎧 Also available on all major podcast platforms
  
  Connect + Share:
  #ShadesOfJustice #WrongfulConvictions #JusticeForTheInnocent #CriminalJusticeReform #DrEvelynHill #LaMontMcIntosh #DarrylBurton #TruthToPower #FaithInJustice #TheWeekendChannel #InnocentButImprisoned #JusticeMatters]]>3409criminaljusticereform,darrylburton,drevelynhill,faithinjustice,innocentbutimprisoned,justicefortheinnocent,justicematters,lamontmcintosh,shadesofjustice,theweekendchannel,truthtopower,wrongfulconvictionsfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ep-42-tamekia-mckinnie-the-injustice-of-hidden-financial-tools--65342704Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  Guest: Tamekia McKinnieEpisode
  Title: The Injustice of Hidden Financial Tools
  📅 Air Date: April 2, 2025 🎧 Listen on Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/shades-in-justice-podcast-with-dr-hill--6005662
  
  📱 Also streaming on jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  📺 Watch on-demand: www.theweekendchannel.tv
  
  🔍 Episode Overview:
  In this eye-opening episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Tamekia McKinnie, an outspoken advocate for economic equity and community empowerment. The conversation centers on a powerful and often overlooked topic: "The Injustice of Hidden Financial Tools."
  
  Together, they uncover how complicated systems, financial gatekeeping, and a lack of transparency disproportionately affect marginalized communities, keeping families locked out of wealth-building opportunities.Tamekia brings her firsthand knowledge and professional insight to highlight the impact of credit manipulation, predatory lending, inaccessible tax benefits, and the lack of financial education in underserved areas.
  
  💬 Key Discussion Points:
  
  • What are "hidden financial tools," and who benefits from them?
  • How systemic financial practices limit access to credit, housing, and resources
  • Why many families and small business owners never learn about financial programs designed to help
  • The importance of financial literacy, advocacy, and policy change
  • How we can break the cycle and bring justice to personal and generational finance
  🙌 About the Guest:Tamekia McKinnie is a passionate community leader and educator focused on economic justice, housing equity, and family empowerment. She advocates for financial transparency and access, helping individuals recognize and reclaim their financial power.
  
  📢 Tune In & Share:
  🎧 Listen now on Spreaker: Shades in Justice Podcast with Dr. Hill
  📱 Live on jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  📺 On-demand at www.theweekendchannel.tv
  Because justice isn't just legal—it's financial, too.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65342704Sat, 05 Apr 2025 02:00:07 +0000Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide🎙️ Shades in Justice Podcast Series Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill Guest: Tamekia McKinnieEpisode Title: The Injustice of Hidden Financial Tools 📅 Air Date: April 2, 2025 🎧 Listen on Spreaker:...Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  Guest: Tamekia McKinnieEpisode
  Title: The Injustice of Hidden Financial Tools
  📅 Air Date: April 2, 2025 🎧 Listen on Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/shades-in-justice-podcast-with-dr-hill--6005662
  
  📱 Also streaming on jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  📺 Watch on-demand: www.theweekendchannel.tv
  
  🔍 Episode Overview:
  In this eye-opening episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Tamekia McKinnie, an outspoken advocate for economic equity and community empowerment. The conversation centers on a powerful and often overlooked topic: "The Injustice of Hidden Financial Tools."
  
  Together, they uncover how complicated systems, financial gatekeeping, and a lack of transparency disproportionately affect marginalized communities, keeping families locked out of wealth-building opportunities.Tamekia brings her firsthand knowledge and professional insight to highlight the impact of credit manipulation, predatory lending, inaccessible tax benefits, and the lack of financial education in underserved areas.
  
  💬 Key Discussion Points:
  
  • What are "hidden financial tools," and who benefits from them?
  • How systemic financial practices limit access to credit, housing, and resources
  • Why many families and small business owners never learn about financial programs designed to help
  • The importance of financial literacy, advocacy, and policy change
  • How we can break the cycle and bring justice to personal and generational finance
  🙌 About the Guest:Tamekia McKinnie is a passionate community leader and educator focused on economic justice, housing equity, and family empowerment. She advocates for financial transparency and access, helping individuals recognize and reclaim their financial power.
  
  📢 Tune In & Share:
  🎧 Listen now on Spreaker: Shades in Justice Podcast with Dr. Hill
  📱 Live on jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  📺 On-demand at www.theweekendchannel.tv
  Because justice isn't just legal—it's financial, too.]]>2529breakthecycle,communityempowerment,drevelynhill,faithandfinance,financialfreedom,financialjustice #economicequi,generationalwealth #financiall,hiddenfinancialtools,justiceforall #podcastforchang,justiceismorethanlegal,moneymatters #endfinancialinju,shadesinjustice,spreakerpodcasts #listenandlea,tamekiamckinnie,theweekendchanneltv,womeninjustice #positivepowerxfalsefullhttps://jerryroycelive.mixlr.comHost: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  Episode Title: Unjustified Imprisonment: The Long Road to Freedom
  Special Guests: LaMont McIntyre & Darryl Burton
  📅 Air Date: March 26, 2025
  
  📱 Listen live: jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  📺 Watch on-demand: www.theweekendchannel.tv
  ⚖️ Episode Overview:
  In this powerful episode, Dr. Evelyn Hill speaks with LaMont McIntyre and Darryl Burton, two extraordinary men who survived decades of wrongful imprisonment. Their stories reflect the devastating impact of unjust systems, and their perseverance is a testament to faith, truth, and justice.
  
  McIntyre and Burton share the pain of being falsely accused, the long and complex legal battles to prove their innocence, and the nearly eight-year journey to freedom. They bring a human face to injustice and a call to action.
  
  🧠 Key Discussion Topics:
  
  • The experience of being wrongfully accused and convicted
  • The emotional toll of losing decades of life to prison
  • The legal process: why it took years to get help and even longer to be heard
  • What sustained them behind bars—faith, hope, and resilience
  • Rebuilding life after release
  • Their current mission: advocating for others who are still unjustly imprisoned
  🔥 Why This Matters:
  
  • Highlights the flaws in the criminal justice system
  • Humanizes the struggle behind wrongful convictions
  • Encourages awareness, reform, and advocacy
  • Inspires hope and faith through incredible testimonies of survival
  🕊️ About the Guests:
  LaMont McIntyre served 23 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Since his release, he has co-founded Miracle of Innocence, which is dedicated to helping others reclaim their freedom.
  
  Darryl Burton was imprisoned for 24 years for a wrongful conviction. He is now a pastor and founder of The Miracle of Innocence Foundation, using his voice to bring change and justice.
  
  📢 Tune In & Share:
  🎧 Listen LIVE on Wednesdays at jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  📺 Watch anytime on www.theweekendchannel.tv
  Bringing truth to light—one story at a time.
  
  #ShadesInJusticePodcast
  #DrEvelynHill
  #LaMontMcIntyre
  #DarrylBurton
  #WrongfulConviction
  #JusticeForTheInnocent
  #InnocenceProject #UnjustImprisonment
  #FaithBehindBars #MiracleOfInnocence #CriminalJusticeReform
  #PrisonReform #SurvivorStories #FromPrisonToPurpose #PodcastWithPurpose
  #JusticeMatters #TheWeekendChannelTV #JerryRoyceLive #MixlrRadio
  #LiveOnMixlr #TruthToLight #JusticeDelayedJusticeDenied #HopeInTheDarkness #FreeTheInnocent]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65145290Thu, 27 Mar 2025 02:45:34 +0000Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide🎙️ Shades in Justice Podcast Series Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill Episode Title: Unjustified Imprisonment: The Long Road to Freedom Special Guests: LaMont McIntyre & Darryl Burton 📅 Air Date: March 26, 2025 📱 Listen live: https://jerryroycelive.mixlr.com...Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  Episode Title: Unjustified Imprisonment: The Long Road to Freedom
  Special Guests: LaMont McIntyre & Darryl Burton
  📅 Air Date: March 26, 2025
  
  📱 Listen live: jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  📺 Watch on-demand: www.theweekendchannel.tv
  ⚖️ Episode Overview:
  In this powerful episode, Dr. Evelyn Hill speaks with LaMont McIntyre and Darryl Burton, two extraordinary men who survived decades of wrongful imprisonment. Their stories reflect the devastating impact of unjust systems, and their perseverance is a testament to faith, truth, and justice.
  
  McIntyre and Burton share the pain of being falsely accused, the long and complex legal battles to prove their innocence, and the nearly eight-year journey to freedom. They bring a human face to injustice and a call to action.
  
  🧠 Key Discussion Topics:
  
  • The experience of being wrongfully accused and convicted
  • The emotional toll of losing decades of life to prison
  • The legal process: why it took years to get help and even longer to be heard
  • What sustained them behind bars—faith, hope, and resilience
  • Rebuilding life after release
  • Their current mission: advocating for others who are still unjustly imprisoned
  🔥 Why This Matters:
  
  • Highlights the flaws in the criminal justice system
  • Humanizes the struggle behind wrongful convictions
  • Encourages awareness, reform, and advocacy
  • Inspires hope and faith through incredible testimonies of survival
  🕊️ About the Guests:
  LaMont McIntyre served 23 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Since his release, he has co-founded Miracle of Innocence, which is dedicated to helping others reclaim their freedom.
  
  Darryl Burton was imprisoned for 24 years for a wrongful conviction. He is now a pastor and founder of The Miracle of Innocence Foundation, using his voice to bring change and justice.
  
  📢 Tune In & Share:
  🎧 Listen LIVE on Wednesdays at jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  📺 Watch anytime on www.theweekendchannel.tv
  Bringing truth to light—one story at a time.
  
  #ShadesInJusticePodcast
  #DrEvelynHill
  #LaMontMcIntyre
  #DarrylBurton
  #WrongfulConviction
  #JusticeForTheInnocent
  #InnocenceProject #UnjustImprisonment
  #FaithBehindBars #MiracleOfInnocence #CriminalJusticeReform
  #PrisonReform #SurvivorStories #FromPrisonToPurpose #PodcastWithPurpose
  #JusticeMatters #TheWeekendChannelTV #JerryRoyceLive #MixlrRadio
  #LiveOnMixlr #TruthToLight #JusticeDelayedJusticeDenied #HopeInTheDarkness #FreeTheInnocent]]>2763darrylburton,drevelynhill,jerryroycelive,lamontmcintyre,shadesinjusticepodcast,wrongfulconvictionfalsefullhttps://jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
  Segment 1: Introduction & Background✅ Welcome & Guest Introduction
  
  • Dr. Evelyn Hill introduces Jerry Royce, a visionary media entrepreneur, CEO, and founder of Positive Power XXI Studios, LLC.
  • Highlight Jerry's legacy in media, broadcasting, and faith-based storytelling.
  ✅ Personal Story & Upbringing
  
  • "Tell our audience a little about yourself—where did you grow up, and do you have siblings?"
  • Discuss Jerry's early inspirations and what led him into the media industry.
  ✅ Career Journey & Media Impact
  
  • "What are some of your career interests, and how did you develop a passion for broadcasting, film, and digital media?"
  • Touch on Positive Power XXI Studios' mission in empowering voices and storytelling.
  Segment 2: The Injustice of Diabetes✅ Discovering the Devastation of Diabetes
  
  • "How did you first learn about the impact of diabetes?"
  • Personal experiences or observations that led to Jerry's awareness of the silent crisis.
  ✅ Why Diabetes is Often Ignored
  
  • "In your opinion, why is diabetes a neglected issue, especially in communities of color?"
  • Discuss the lack of awareness, healthcare disparities, and the role of education in prevention.
  ✅ Diabetes in Communities of Color
  
  • "What are some statistics around diabetes and its impact on Black and Brown communities?"
  • Touch on systemic issues, lifestyle factors, and the importance of early intervention.
  ✅ Finding Solutions: Remedies & Prevention
  
  • "What are some natural and medical remedies for this fatal disease?"
  • Discuss diet, exercise, lifestyle changes, and medical advancements.
  Segment 3: Empowering the Audience with Knowledge✅ Protecting Ourselves from Diabetes
  
  • "What can people do today to lower their risk of diabetes?"
  • Jerry shares five practical steps for better health and wellness.
  ✅ Resources & Education
  
  • "Where can people find more information about diabetes prevention and management?"
  • Highlight educational programs, documentaries, and upcoming media projects on the topic.
  ✅ The Future of Positive Power XXI Studios
  
  • Jerry discusses his latest documentary project on diabetes and the mission to raise awareness.
  • Future initiatives in children's TV, live events, and health-related media content.
  ✅ Closing Thoughts & Call to Action
  
  • Dr. Evelyn Hill and Jerry Royce share final thoughts on health advocacy, storytelling, and the power of media to educate communities.
  • Encourage the audience to prioritize health, get regular check-ups, and spread awareness.
  📡 Stay Connected with Jerry Royce & Positive Power XXI Studios
  🌐 Website: www.theweekendchannel.tv
  📲 Facebook: facebook.com/jerryroyce21
  🎧 Listen & Watch: jerryroycelive.mixlr.com/events/4026516
  🔥 Join the movement to fight diabetes and transform lives through media! 🔥#ShadesOfJustice #JerryRoyceLive #DiabetesAwareness #PositivePowerXXI #HealthAdvocacy #MediaForChange]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64986144Thu, 20 Mar 2025 10:36:36 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideTalking Points for Shades of Justice with Dr. Evelyn Hill & Special Guest Jerry Royce🎙 Episode Title: The Injustice of the Killer Called Diabetes Segment 1: Introduction & Background✅ Welcome & Guest Introduction - Dr. Evelyn Hill...
  Segment 1: Introduction & Background✅ Welcome & Guest Introduction
  
  • Dr. Evelyn Hill introduces Jerry Royce, a visionary media entrepreneur, CEO, and founder of Positive Power XXI Studios, LLC.
  • Highlight Jerry's legacy in media, broadcasting, and faith-based storytelling.
  ✅ Personal Story & Upbringing
  
  • "Tell our audience a little about yourself—where did you grow up, and do you have siblings?"
  • Discuss Jerry's early inspirations and what led him into the media industry.
  ✅ Career Journey & Media Impact
  
  • "What are some of your career interests, and how did you develop a passion for broadcasting, film, and digital media?"
  • Touch on Positive Power XXI Studios' mission in empowering voices and storytelling.
  Segment 2: The Injustice of Diabetes✅ Discovering the Devastation of Diabetes
  
  • "How did you first learn about the impact of diabetes?"
  • Personal experiences or observations that led to Jerry's awareness of the silent crisis.
  ✅ Why Diabetes is Often Ignored
  
  • "In your opinion, why is diabetes a neglected issue, especially in communities of color?"
  • Discuss the lack of awareness, healthcare disparities, and the role of education in prevention.
  ✅ Diabetes in Communities of Color
  
  • "What are some statistics around diabetes and its impact on Black and Brown communities?"
  • Touch on systemic issues, lifestyle factors, and the importance of early intervention.
  ✅ Finding Solutions: Remedies & Prevention
  
  • "What are some natural and medical remedies for this fatal disease?"
  • Discuss diet, exercise, lifestyle changes, and medical advancements.
  Segment 3: Empowering the Audience with Knowledge✅ Protecting Ourselves from Diabetes
  
  • "What can people do today to lower their risk of diabetes?"
  • Jerry shares five practical steps for better health and wellness.
  ✅ Resources & Education
  
  • "Where can people find more information about diabetes prevention and management?"
  • Highlight educational programs, documentaries, and upcoming media projects on the topic.
  ✅ The Future of Positive Power XXI Studios
  
  • Jerry discusses his latest documentary project on diabetes and the mission to raise awareness.
  • Future initiatives in children's TV, live events, and health-related media content.
  ✅ Closing Thoughts & Call to Action
  
  • Dr. Evelyn Hill and Jerry Royce share final thoughts on health advocacy, storytelling, and the power of media to educate communities.
  • Encourage the audience to prioritize health, get regular check-ups, and spread awareness.
  📡 Stay Connected with Jerry Royce & Positive Power XXI Studios
  🌐 Website: www.theweekendchannel.tv
  📲 Facebook: facebook.com/jerryroyce21
  🎧 Listen & Watch: jerryroycelive.mixlr.com/events/4026516
  🔥 Join the movement to fight diabetes and transform lives through media! 🔥#ShadesOfJustice #JerryRoyceLive #DiabetesAwareness #PositivePowerXXI #HealthAdvocacy #MediaForChange]]>2848diabetesawareness,healthadvocacy,jerryroycelive,mediaforchange,positivepowerxxi,shadesofjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-39-raquel-lara-breaking-cycles-of-injustice-through-education--64853064🎙 Episode Title:
  Advocating for Change: Empowering Communities & Fighting Injustice
  📅 Air Date: 03/12/2025
  Host:🔹 Dr. Evelyn Hill – Advocate | Speaker | Justice Leader
  Special Guest:🌟 Raquel Lara – Advocate | Community Leader | Social Justice Warrior
  
  🌐 Website: Avance Center for the Advancement of Immigrant/Refugee Health & Justice
  
  Episode Overview:
  In this powerful episode of Shades of Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Raquel Lara, a passionate advocate for justice, immigrant/refugee rights, and community empowerment. As a leader at the Avance Center, Raquel works tirelessly to support underserved populations, fight for policy reform, and promote social justice.
  
  This conversation illuminates the challenges marginalized communities face and how advocacy plays a crucial role in creating real change. Listeners will gain insight into how they can get involved, support justice initiatives, and advocate for those in need.
  
  Key Discussion Points:⚖️ The Power of Advocacy & Policy Reform
  ✅ What led Raquel Lara to become an advocate for immigrant and refugee justice?
  ✅ Understanding the systemic barriers faced by underserved communities.
  ✅ How does policy reform impact local and national justice efforts?
  
  📢 Fighting for Marginalized Communities 
  ✅ The role of the Avance Center in creating health & justice solutions.
  ✅ The intersection of public health, justice, and community advocacy.
  ✅ Success stories—real change that has happened through advocacy efforts.👥 How to Get Involved & Make a Difference
  ✅ Steps individuals can take to support justice and equity in their communities.
  ✅ Resources for immigrants, refugees, and marginalized groups.
  ✅ How faith, perseverance, and community engagement play a role in advocacy.
  
  How to Connect & Take Action
  📡 Listen on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | iHeartRadio | Spreaker & More
  📢 Follow & Support: 
  🔹 Learn more about Raquel Lara & the Avance Center: www.avancecenter.org
  
  🔔 Don’t miss this eye-opening episode—justice begins with awareness and action!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64853064Thu, 13 Mar 2025 02:22:12 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShow Notes – Shades of Justice with Dr. Evelyn Hill 🎙 Episode Title: Advocating for Change: Empowering Communities & Fighting Injustice 📅 Air Date: 03/12/2025 Host:🔹 Dr. Evelyn Hill – Advocate | Speaker | Justice Leader Special Guest:🌟 Raquel Lara...🎙 Episode Title:
  Advocating for Change: Empowering Communities & Fighting Injustice
  📅 Air Date: 03/12/2025
  Host:🔹 Dr. Evelyn Hill – Advocate | Speaker | Justice Leader
  Special Guest:🌟 Raquel Lara – Advocate | Community Leader | Social Justice Warrior
  
  🌐 Website: Avance Center for the Advancement of Immigrant/Refugee Health & Justice
  
  Episode Overview:
  In this powerful episode of Shades of Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Raquel Lara, a passionate advocate for justice, immigrant/refugee rights, and community empowerment. As a leader at the Avance Center, Raquel works tirelessly to support underserved populations, fight for policy reform, and promote social justice.
  
  This conversation illuminates the challenges marginalized communities face and how advocacy plays a crucial role in creating real change. Listeners will gain insight into how they can get involved, support justice initiatives, and advocate for those in need.
  
  Key Discussion Points:⚖️ The Power of Advocacy & Policy Reform
  ✅ What led Raquel Lara to become an advocate for immigrant and refugee justice?
  ✅ Understanding the systemic barriers faced by underserved communities.
  ✅ How does policy reform impact local and national justice efforts?
  
  📢 Fighting for Marginalized Communities 
  ✅ The role of the Avance Center in creating health & justice solutions.
  ✅ The intersection of public health, justice, and community advocacy.
  ✅ Success stories—real change that has happened through advocacy efforts.👥 How to Get Involved & Make a Difference
  ✅ Steps individuals can take to support justice and equity in their communities.
  ✅ Resources for immigrants, refugees, and marginalized groups.
  ✅ How faith, perseverance, and community engagement play a role in advocacy.
  
  How to Connect & Take Action
  📡 Listen on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | iHeartRadio | Spreaker & More
  📢 Follow & Support: 
  🔹 Learn more about Raquel Lara & the Avance Center: www.avancecenter.org
  
  🔔 Don’t miss this eye-opening episode—justice begins with awareness and action!]]>2814avancecenter,communityempowerment,drevelynhill,faithandadvocacy,immigrantrights,justiceforall,raquellara,shadesofjustice,socialjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-38-pastor-helena-norman-identity-theft--64721602Shades of Justice Podcast
  🎙 Episode Title: Identity Theft – Reclaiming Who You Are in Christ
  📅 Air Date: 03/05/2025
  Host:🔹 Dr. Evelyn Hill – Advocate for justice, equality, and social change.
  Guest:🔹 Pastor Helena Norman – Faith leader, teacher, and advocate for spiritual restoration, helping individuals reclaim their God-given identity in a world of distractions and deception.
  
  Episode Highlights:
  ✅ Understanding Identity Theft – How the enemy works to steal our spiritual and personal identity.
  ✅ The Spiritual Battle for Identity – Recognizing deception and reclaiming your purpose in Christ.
  ✅ How Society Shapes Our Self-Perception – The impact of media, culture, and false narratives on identity.
  ✅ Biblical Truths on Who We Are – Embracing our true identity in God’s kingdom.
  ✅ Restoring What Was Stolen – Steps to reclaim confidence, faith, and purpose.
  
  Key Scriptures Referenced:
  📖 John 10:10 – “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.”
  📖 2 Corinthians 5:17 – “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”
  📖 Ephesians 2:10 – “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do."
  
  Connect with Pastor Helena Norman:
  🌐 Website:
  📲 Social Media: Tune In & Subscribe!
  📡 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Spreaker & More
  🔔 Subscribe & Share this episode with those who need encouragement in their faith journey!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64721602Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:25:10 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShow Notes – Shades of Justice Podcast 🎙 Episode Title: Identity Theft – Reclaiming Who You Are in Christ 📅 Air Date: 03/05/2025 Host:🔹 Dr. Evelyn Hill – Advocate for justice, equality, and social change. Guest:🔹 Pastor Helena Norman – Faith leader,...Shades of Justice Podcast
  🎙 Episode Title: Identity Theft – Reclaiming Who You Are in Christ
  📅 Air Date: 03/05/2025
  Host:🔹 Dr. Evelyn Hill – Advocate for justice, equality, and social change.
  Guest:🔹 Pastor Helena Norman – Faith leader, teacher, and advocate for spiritual restoration, helping individuals reclaim their God-given identity in a world of distractions and deception.
  
  Episode Highlights:
  ✅ Understanding Identity Theft – How the enemy works to steal our spiritual and personal identity.
  ✅ The Spiritual Battle for Identity – Recognizing deception and reclaiming your purpose in Christ.
  ✅ How Society Shapes Our Self-Perception – The impact of media, culture, and false narratives on identity.
  ✅ Biblical Truths on Who We Are – Embracing our true identity in God’s kingdom.
  ✅ Restoring What Was Stolen – Steps to reclaim confidence, faith, and purpose.
  
  Key Scriptures Referenced:
  📖 John 10:10 – “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.”
  📖 2 Corinthians 5:17 – “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”
  📖 Ephesians 2:10 – “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do."
  
  Connect with Pastor Helena Norman:
  🌐 Website:
  📲 Social Media: Tune In & Subscribe!
  📡 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Spreaker & More
  🔔 Subscribe & Share this episode with those who need encouragement in their faith journey!]]>2687drevelynhill,faithandpurpose,identitytheft,pastorhelenanorman,reclaimyouridentity,shadesofjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-37-cherise-hall-topic-the-injustice-of-lack-of-generational-wealth--64614671
  Episode Title: The Injustice of Lack of Generational Wealth
  Guest: Cherise HallEpisode Summary:
  In this powerful episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Cherise Hall to discuss the deep-rooted issue of generational wealth disparity. The conversation explores the historical and systemic barriers that have prevented many families, particularly in marginalized communities, from building and sustaining generational wealth.
  
  Cherise Hall sheds light on the economic injustices that have contributed to financial instability and limited opportunities for wealth accumulation. From redlining and discriminatory lending practices to disparities in education and business ownership, this episode unpacks the historical context behind economic inequities.Listeners will also gain valuable insights on solutions and strategies for overcoming these barriers, including financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and policy changes aimed at creating a more equitable future.
  Key Topics Covered:
  
  • Understanding the roots of generational wealth disparities
  • The impact of redlining and discriminatory lending on wealth accumulation
  • Education, business ownership, and economic mobility
  • Financial literacy as a tool for empowerment
  • Solutions and strategies for building generational wealth
  • The role of policy and systemic change in economic justice
  
  Listen and Subscribe:
  Catch this eye-opening conversation on Shades in Justice Podcast. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode to raise awareness on financial justice and generational wealth.For more information and resources, visit [Shades in Justice’s website/social media].]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64614671Fri, 28 Feb 2025 01:15:07 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShow Notes: Shades in Justice Podcast, Episode 37 Episode Title: The Injustice of Lack of Generational Wealth Guest: Cherise HallEpisode Summary: In this powerful episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Cherise Hall to discuss...
  Episode Title: The Injustice of Lack of Generational Wealth
  Guest: Cherise HallEpisode Summary:
  In this powerful episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Cherise Hall to discuss the deep-rooted issue of generational wealth disparity. The conversation explores the historical and systemic barriers that have prevented many families, particularly in marginalized communities, from building and sustaining generational wealth.
  
  Cherise Hall sheds light on the economic injustices that have contributed to financial instability and limited opportunities for wealth accumulation. From redlining and discriminatory lending practices to disparities in education and business ownership, this episode unpacks the historical context behind economic inequities.Listeners will also gain valuable insights on solutions and strategies for overcoming these barriers, including financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and policy changes aimed at creating a more equitable future.
  Key Topics Covered:
  
  • Understanding the roots of generational wealth disparities
  • The impact of redlining and discriminatory lending on wealth accumulation
  • Education, business ownership, and economic mobility
  • Financial literacy as a tool for empowerment
  • Solutions and strategies for building generational wealth
  • The role of policy and systemic change in economic justice
  
  Listen and Subscribe:
  Catch this eye-opening conversation on Shades in Justice Podcast. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode to raise awareness on financial justice and generational wealth.For more information and resources, visit [Shades in Justice’s website/social media].]]>2268blackwealth,breakingbarriers,closingthewealthgap,communitywealth,economicempowerment,economicjustice,entrepreneurship,financialfreedom,financialliteracy,generationalwealth,justicematters,minoritybusiness,policychange,redlining,shadesinjustice,socialjustice,systemicchange,wealthbuilding,wealthdisparities,wealthequityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-36-apostle-dr-madeline-vance-white-unlocking-the-prison-doors-of-the-mind--64465513Guest: Apostle Dr. Madeline Vance-White
  Episode Title: Unlocking the Prison Doors of the Mind
  
  Episode Overview:
  In this thought-provoking episode of Shades of Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Apostle Dr. Madeline Vance-White, a retired professional with a profound pastoral theology and psychology background. With a Doctorate in Pastoral Theology from Faith Bible College and extensive studies in psychology, Dr. Vance-White brings a wealth of knowledge on the connection between faith, mental health, and personal transformation.
  
  This episode explores the mental and spiritual barriers that keep people imprisoned in their own minds, preventing them from walking in freedom, healing, and purpose. Dr. Vance-White shares her insights on breaking chains of fear, doubt, trauma, and spiritual bondage, helping listeners step into a renewed mindset and victorious living.
  
  Key Discussion Points:
  🔓 The Mind as a Prison – Identifying mental strongholds that hold people captive.
  🧠 The Role of Faith & Psychology in Mental Liberation – How spirituality and mental health intersect.
  🙏 Breaking Free from Emotional and Spiritual Chains – Healing from past trauma, fear, and limiting beliefs.
  💡 Rebirth & Renewal – How Dr. Vance-White’s personal journey has shaped her understanding of mental and spiritual freedom.
  🚀 Practical Steps to Renewing the Mind – Faith-driven approaches to unlocking your potential.
  
  About Apostle Dr. Madeline Vance-White:
  📌 Doctorate in Pastoral Theology – Faith Bible College, Independence, Missouri
  📌 Background in Psychology – Studied mental and emotional well-being alongside spiritual growth
  📌 Dedicated to Spiritual & Mental Healing – Equipping people to break free from mental bondage
  📌 Retired & in a Season of Rebirth – Committed to personal growth, faith, and service
  
  Final Thoughts:
  This episode is for anyone who has ever felt trapped by their own thoughts, past experiences, or spiritual struggles. Freedom begins in the mind; through faith and self-discovery, we can break the chains that hold us back!
  📡 Tune in now to Shades of Justice with Dr. Evelyn Hill!
  💬 Drop a 🔓 in the comments if you’re ready to unlock your mind and step into freedom!
  
  #ShadesOfJustice #DrEvelynHill #ApostleMadelineVanceWhite #UnlockYourMind #FaithAndMentalHealth #BreakTheChains #SpiritualFreedom #HealingAndRenewal #MentalHealthAwareness #ChristianLeadership]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64465513Thu, 20 Feb 2025 03:25:06 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShades of Justice Podcast with Dr. Evelyn Hill Guest: Apostle Dr. Madeline Vance-White Episode Title: Unlocking the Prison Doors of the Mind Episode Overview: In this thought-provoking episode of Shades of Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Apostle...Guest: Apostle Dr. Madeline Vance-White
  Episode Title: Unlocking the Prison Doors of the Mind
  
  Episode Overview:
  In this thought-provoking episode of Shades of Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Apostle Dr. Madeline Vance-White, a retired professional with a profound pastoral theology and psychology background. With a Doctorate in Pastoral Theology from Faith Bible College and extensive studies in psychology, Dr. Vance-White brings a wealth of knowledge on the connection between faith, mental health, and personal transformation.
  
  This episode explores the mental and spiritual barriers that keep people imprisoned in their own minds, preventing them from walking in freedom, healing, and purpose. Dr. Vance-White shares her insights on breaking chains of fear, doubt, trauma, and spiritual bondage, helping listeners step into a renewed mindset and victorious living.
  
  Key Discussion Points:
  🔓 The Mind as a Prison – Identifying mental strongholds that hold people captive.
  🧠 The Role of Faith & Psychology in Mental Liberation – How spirituality and mental health intersect.
  🙏 Breaking Free from Emotional and Spiritual Chains – Healing from past trauma, fear, and limiting beliefs.
  💡 Rebirth & Renewal – How Dr. Vance-White’s personal journey has shaped her understanding of mental and spiritual freedom.
  🚀 Practical Steps to Renewing the Mind – Faith-driven approaches to unlocking your potential.
  
  About Apostle Dr. Madeline Vance-White:
  📌 Doctorate in Pastoral Theology – Faith Bible College, Independence, Missouri
  📌 Background in Psychology – Studied mental and emotional well-being alongside spiritual growth
  📌 Dedicated to Spiritual & Mental Healing – Equipping people to break free from mental bondage
  📌 Retired & in a Season of Rebirth – Committed to personal growth, faith, and service
  
  Final Thoughts:
  This episode is for anyone who has ever felt trapped by their own thoughts, past experiences, or spiritual struggles. Freedom begins in the mind; through faith and self-discovery, we can break the chains that hold us back!
  📡 Tune in now to Shades of Justice with Dr. Evelyn Hill!
  💬 Drop a 🔓 in the comments if you’re ready to unlock your mind and step into freedom!
  
  #ShadesOfJustice #DrEvelynHill #ApostleMadelineVanceWhite #UnlockYourMind #FaithAndMentalHealth #BreakTheChains #SpiritualFreedom #HealingAndRenewal #MentalHealthAwareness #ChristianLeadership]]>2010apostlemadelinevancewhite,breakthechains,christianleadership,drevelynhill,faithandmentalhealth,healingandrenewal,mentalhealthawareness,shadesofjustice,spiritualfreedom,unlockyourmindfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-35-reverend-saron-anthony-kansas-city-hit-and-run-the-tragedy-of-pedestrians-left-behind--64350431Episode Title: Hit and Run: The Tragedy of Pedestrians Left Behind
  🎙 Guest: Reverend Saron Anthony (Kansas City)
  📅 Airing Date: 02/12/2025
  📍 Available On: All major digital platforms
  
  Episode Overview:
  In this compelling episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Reverend Saron Anthony from Kansas City to discuss a pressing and heartbreaking issue—pedestrians being left on the side of the road by motorists in hit-and-run incidents. Reverend Anthony shares his insights on the impact of these tragic events on families and communities, as well as the moral and legal responsibilities of drivers involved in such accidents. Additionally, Reverend Anthony opens up about his personal journey in pastorship, reflecting on his calling, challenges, and growth as a spiritual leader in his community. His testimony provides hope and guidance for those navigating faith-based leadership and social justice work.
  
  Key Discussion Points:
  ✅ The Reality of Hit-and-Run Cases – Statistics, real-life stories, and the consequences for victims and families.
  ✅ Legal & Ethical Responsibilities – What should drivers do in these situations? How can communities push for stronger laws and enforcement?
  ✅ Reverend Saron Anthony’s Pastorship Journey – His calling to ministry, obstacles faced, and how he continues to serve and uplift others.
  ✅ Faith & Justice – How faith communities can advocate for accountability and support victims' families.
  
  Call to Action:
  📢 Have you or someone you know been affected by a hit-and-run? Share your story or connect with resources by reaching out to our show.
  📢 Join the conversation! Follow Shades in Justice on social media and let us know your thoughts using #ShadesInJustice #HitAndRunAwareness #FaithAndJustice
  🎧 Tune in and be part of the movement for change!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64350431Thu, 13 Feb 2025 03:10:29 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShades in Justice Podcast with Dr. Evelyn Hill Episode Title: Hit and Run: The Tragedy of Pedestrians Left Behind 🎙 Guest: Reverend Saron Anthony (Kansas City) 📅 Airing Date: 02/12/2025 📍 Available On: All major digital platforms Episode Overview: In...Episode Title: Hit and Run: The Tragedy of Pedestrians Left Behind
  🎙 Guest: Reverend Saron Anthony (Kansas City)
  📅 Airing Date: 02/12/2025
  📍 Available On: All major digital platforms
  
  Episode Overview:
  In this compelling episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Reverend Saron Anthony from Kansas City to discuss a pressing and heartbreaking issue—pedestrians being left on the side of the road by motorists in hit-and-run incidents. Reverend Anthony shares his insights on the impact of these tragic events on families and communities, as well as the moral and legal responsibilities of drivers involved in such accidents. Additionally, Reverend Anthony opens up about his personal journey in pastorship, reflecting on his calling, challenges, and growth as a spiritual leader in his community. His testimony provides hope and guidance for those navigating faith-based leadership and social justice work.
  
  Key Discussion Points:
  ✅ The Reality of Hit-and-Run Cases – Statistics, real-life stories, and the consequences for victims and families.
  ✅ Legal & Ethical Responsibilities – What should drivers do in these situations? How can communities push for stronger laws and enforcement?
  ✅ Reverend Saron Anthony’s Pastorship Journey – His calling to ministry, obstacles faced, and how he continues to serve and uplift others.
  ✅ Faith & Justice – How faith communities can advocate for accountability and support victims' families.
  
  Call to Action:
  📢 Have you or someone you know been affected by a hit-and-run? Share your story or connect with resources by reaching out to our show.
  📢 Join the conversation! Follow Shades in Justice on social media and let us know your thoughts using #ShadesInJustice #HitAndRunAwareness #FaithAndJustice
  🎧 Tune in and be part of the movement for change!]]>2168faithandjustice,hitandrunawareness,shadesinjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-34-connie-brown-collins-founder-executive-director-of-the-nonprofit-organization-voter-rights-network--64220039
  Title: Voter's Rights with Connie Brown Collins
  Episode Description:
  In this episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Connie Brown Collins, Founder and Executive Director of the Voter Rights Network of Wyandotte County. Connie shares her advocacy journey, from her personal experiences navigating the long-term care system for her husband to her passionate work in voter rights and civic engagement.
  
  As an experienced organizational consultant in diversity, equity, and inclusion and a former staff member for State Senator Tom Hayden, Connie brings a wealth of knowledge on mobilizing communities and ensuring underrepresented voices are heard in the legislative process. Tune in as Dr. Hill and Connie discuss the significance of voter education, the challenges marginalized communities face in accessing the ballot, and the ongoing fight for equitable voting rights.
  
  Key Topics Discussed:
  • Connie Brown Collins' journey from caregiving advocacy to voter rights activism
  • The role of the Voter Rights Network of Wyandotte County in empowering communities
  • Challenges in the voting process for people of color and traditionally underrepresented groups
  • The impact of civic engagement and legislative participation
  • Strategies to increase voter turnout and ensure fair access to elections
  Guest Bio:
  Connie Brown Collins is the Founder and Executive Director of the nonprofit Voter Rights Network of Wyandotte County. The organization's mission is to amplify the voices of people of color and other underrepresented communities through education, information, and tools to navigate and participate in the voting process.
  
  Connie's background includes working as a nationwide organizational consultant in diversity, equity, and inclusion and leading anti-harassment and EEO investigations. She has also trained nonprofit boards and worked for State Senator Tom Hayden in Los Angeles, where she organized African American communities to testify on legislative issues. She holds a Master of Arts in Speech Pathology from the University of Kansas and Journalism from the University of Southern California.
  
  Call to Action:
  Listeners are encouraged to get involved in voter education and civic engagement efforts.
  
  Visit the Voter Rights Network of Wyandotte County to learn more about upcoming initiatives and how you can support equitable voting rights in your community.
  
  Hashtags:
  #ShadesInJustice #VoterRights #CivicEngagement #VotingMatters #ElectionReform #DiversityAndInclusion #Advocacy #EmpowerTheVote]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64220039Thu, 06 Feb 2025 03:10:38 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShow Notes for Shades in Justice Podcast Title: Voter's Rights with Connie Brown Collins Episode Description: In this episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Connie Brown Collins, Founder and Executive Director of the Voter...
  Title: Voter's Rights with Connie Brown Collins
  Episode Description:
  In this episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill sits down with Connie Brown Collins, Founder and Executive Director of the Voter Rights Network of Wyandotte County. Connie shares her advocacy journey, from her personal experiences navigating the long-term care system for her husband to her passionate work in voter rights and civic engagement.
  
  As an experienced organizational consultant in diversity, equity, and inclusion and a former staff member for State Senator Tom Hayden, Connie brings a wealth of knowledge on mobilizing communities and ensuring underrepresented voices are heard in the legislative process. Tune in as Dr. Hill and Connie discuss the significance of voter education, the challenges marginalized communities face in accessing the ballot, and the ongoing fight for equitable voting rights.
  
  Key Topics Discussed:
  • Connie Brown Collins' journey from caregiving advocacy to voter rights activism
  • The role of the Voter Rights Network of Wyandotte County in empowering communities
  • Challenges in the voting process for people of color and traditionally underrepresented groups
  • The impact of civic engagement and legislative participation
  • Strategies to increase voter turnout and ensure fair access to elections
  Guest Bio:
  Connie Brown Collins is the Founder and Executive Director of the nonprofit Voter Rights Network of Wyandotte County. The organization's mission is to amplify the voices of people of color and other underrepresented communities through education, information, and tools to navigate and participate in the voting process.
  
  Connie's background includes working as a nationwide organizational consultant in diversity, equity, and inclusion and leading anti-harassment and EEO investigations. She has also trained nonprofit boards and worked for State Senator Tom Hayden in Los Angeles, where she organized African American communities to testify on legislative issues. She holds a Master of Arts in Speech Pathology from the University of Kansas and Journalism from the University of Southern California.
  
  Call to Action:
  Listeners are encouraged to get involved in voter education and civic engagement efforts.
  
  Visit the Voter Rights Network of Wyandotte County to learn more about upcoming initiatives and how you can support equitable voting rights in your community.
  
  Hashtags:
  #ShadesInJustice #VoterRights #CivicEngagement #VotingMatters #ElectionReform #DiversityAndInclusion #Advocacy #EmpowerTheVote]]>2186advocacy,civicengagement,diversityandinclusion,electionreform,empowerthevote,shadesinjustice,voterrights,votingmattersfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-33-dr-thailisha-smith-dedicated-leader-entrepreneur-and-faith-based-counselor--64024820On this episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Dr. Thailisha Smith, a dedicated leader, entrepreneur, and faith-based counselor committed to empowering her community. As the founder of TDS Multi-Services, specializing in lawn manicuring and Japanese landscaping, and an executive director of Ladies That Lean, Dr. Smith has built a career rooted in resilience, faith, and service.With multiple degrees in biblical studies, counseling, and youth ministry, she brings a wealth of knowledge to this conversation about faith, leadership, and the power of community support.
  
  Key Takeaways:
  ✅ How faith has shaped Dr. Smith’s journey as an entrepreneur and leader
  ✅ The impact of Ladies That Lean in empowering women in the community
  ✅ The importance of faith-based counseling in healing and personal growth
  ✅ Lessons in resilience, service, and staying committed to your purpose
  
  Why You Should Tune In:
  Dr. Smith’s story is one of faith, strength, and purpose. Whether you’re looking for inspiration in business, ministry, or personal growth, this episode will leave you motivated to lean into your calling and serve your community with passion.
  🎧 Listen On: all major digital platforms
  📅 Release Date: 01/30/2025
  💬 Join the conversation using
   #ShadesInJustice #FaithAndLeadership #CommunityEmpowerment #DrThailishaSmith]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64024820Thu, 30 Jan 2025 03:25:54 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideEpisode Overview: On this episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Dr. Thailisha Smith, a dedicated leader, entrepreneur, and faith-based counselor committed to empowering her community. As the founder of TDS Multi-Services, specializing...On this episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes Dr. Thailisha Smith, a dedicated leader, entrepreneur, and faith-based counselor committed to empowering her community. As the founder of TDS Multi-Services, specializing in lawn manicuring and Japanese landscaping, and an executive director of Ladies That Lean, Dr. Smith has built a career rooted in resilience, faith, and service.With multiple degrees in biblical studies, counseling, and youth ministry, she brings a wealth of knowledge to this conversation about faith, leadership, and the power of community support.
  
  Key Takeaways:
  ✅ How faith has shaped Dr. Smith’s journey as an entrepreneur and leader
  ✅ The impact of Ladies That Lean in empowering women in the community
  ✅ The importance of faith-based counseling in healing and personal growth
  ✅ Lessons in resilience, service, and staying committed to your purpose
  
  Why You Should Tune In:
  Dr. Smith’s story is one of faith, strength, and purpose. Whether you’re looking for inspiration in business, ministry, or personal growth, this episode will leave you motivated to lean into your calling and serve your community with passion.
  🎧 Listen On: all major digital platforms
  📅 Release Date: 01/30/2025
  💬 Join the conversation using
   #ShadesInJustice #FaithAndLeadership #CommunityEmpowerment #DrThailishaSmith]]>2174communityempowerment,drthailishasmith,faithandleadership,shadesinjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-32-carolyn-stampley-author-writer--63708293https://api.spreaker.com/episode/63708293Sat, 18 Jan 2025 03:10:06 +0000Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide1980falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-31-dr-ivy-author-writer--63639219https://api.spreaker.com/episode/63639219Fri, 10 Jan 2025 16:49:31 +0000Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide3097falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-30-dr-evelyn-hill-alan-washington-american-author--62729276Episode Title: “Exploring Justice Through the Lens of Literature”Hosts: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  Guest: Alan Washington, American Author
  
  Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes American author Alan Washington to Shades in Justice in this thought-provoking episode. Together, they dive deep into the role of literature in understanding justice, equality, and the complexities of American society. Alan shares insights from his work, shedding light on how stories can bridge gaps in understanding and create pathways toward empathy and change.
  
  Key Discussion Points:
  
  1. Literature as a Mirror for Society:
     • How stories reflect social justice issues and inspire dialogue.
     • Alan’s perspective on storytelling as a tool for awareness and empathy.
  2. Justice and the Author’s Responsibility:
     • Alan discusses the responsibility writers hold in shaping narratives around justice and injustice.
     • Insights into balancing authenticity and sensitivity in writing.
  3. Personal Journeys and Broader Impacts:
     • Alan shares his journey as an author and what inspired him to focus on themes of justice.
     • The importance of bringing diverse voices to the literary world.
  Memorable Quotes:
  
  • “Literature doesn’t just entertain; it has the power to open minds and hearts.”
  • “Every story we tell is a step toward a more just society.”
  Takeaway Message:
  Alan Washington and Dr. Evelyn Hill remind listeners that the stories we share shape our understanding of justice and community. Through literature, we can spark empathy, challenge perspectives, and take small steps toward a more equitable world.Where to Listen:
  Find this episode of Shades in Justice on all major podcast platforms.
  
  Follow Dr. Evelyn Hill and Alan Washington on social media for more insights and updates.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62729276Thu, 14 Nov 2024 00:44:57 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShow Notes for Shades in Justice Episode Title: “Exploring Justice Through the Lens of Literature”Hosts: Dr. Evelyn Hill Guest: Alan Washington, American Author Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes American author Alan Washington to Shades in Justice in this...Episode Title: “Exploring Justice Through the Lens of Literature”Hosts: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  Guest: Alan Washington, American Author
  
  Dr. Evelyn Hill welcomes American author Alan Washington to Shades in Justice in this thought-provoking episode. Together, they dive deep into the role of literature in understanding justice, equality, and the complexities of American society. Alan shares insights from his work, shedding light on how stories can bridge gaps in understanding and create pathways toward empathy and change.
  
  Key Discussion Points:
  
  1. Literature as a Mirror for Society:
     • How stories reflect social justice issues and inspire dialogue.
     • Alan’s perspective on storytelling as a tool for awareness and empathy.
  2. Justice and the Author’s Responsibility:
     • Alan discusses the responsibility writers hold in shaping narratives around justice and injustice.
     • Insights into balancing authenticity and sensitivity in writing.
  3. Personal Journeys and Broader Impacts:
     • Alan shares his journey as an author and what inspired him to focus on themes of justice.
     • The importance of bringing diverse voices to the literary world.
  Memorable Quotes:
  
  • “Literature doesn’t just entertain; it has the power to open minds and hearts.”
  • “Every story we tell is a step toward a more just society.”
  Takeaway Message:
  Alan Washington and Dr. Evelyn Hill remind listeners that the stories we share shape our understanding of justice and community. Through literature, we can spark empathy, challenge perspectives, and take small steps toward a more equitable world.Where to Listen:
  Find this episode of Shades in Justice on all major podcast platforms.
  
  Follow Dr. Evelyn Hill and Alan Washington on social media for more insights and updates.]]>2067alanwashingtonauthor,justicethroughliterature,shadesinjustice,storiesofjustice,voicesforchangefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-29-dr-evelyn-hill-voices-of-women-unleashed-in-justice-expands-to-oklahoma--62563993🔊 Tune in to experience these transformative stories, sparking new conversations nationwide.
  📅 Episode #29
  📍 Shades in Justice with Dr. Evelyn Hill
  📖 Voices of Women Unleashed in Justice
  💬 Listen now and join the journey to justice!
  #ShadesInJustice #VoicesUnleashed #WomenInJustice #DrEvelynHill #OklahomaExpansion #PodcastCommunity]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62563993Thu, 31 Oct 2024 01:24:49 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideJoin Dr. Evelyn Hill on Shades in Justice as she welcomes the inspiring collaborators of her latest book, Voices of Women Unleashed in Justice. This episode dives deep into the mission of expanding the justice movement, which is now reaching Oklahoma!...🔊 Tune in to experience these transformative stories, sparking new conversations nationwide.
  📅 Episode #29
  📍 Shades in Justice with Dr. Evelyn Hill
  📖 Voices of Women Unleashed in Justice
  💬 Listen now and join the journey to justice!
  #ShadesInJustice #VoicesUnleashed #WomenInJustice #DrEvelynHill #OklahomaExpansion #PodcastCommunity]]>2830drevelynhill,oklahomaexpansion,shadesinjustice,voicesunleashed,womeninjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-28-dr-evelyn-hill-shani-gooden-and-carla-jones-visionary-and-founder-i-am-my-sisters-keeper--62237415
  IAMMSK offers various initiatives such as the Next Generation program for younger girls and the Dream Chasers program for teens, providing mentorship, skill-building activities, and community service opportunities. The organization has gained recognition from local government officials for its positive impact on the community, especially in promoting sisterhood and the personal growth of its participants.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62237415Fri, 04 Oct 2024 21:37:20 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideCarla Jones and Shani Gooden are the founders of I Am My Sister's Keeper (IAMMSK), an organization launched in 2016 in Wilmington, Delaware. This nonprofit focuses on empowering girls and young women between the ages of 6 to 25 through holistic...
  IAMMSK offers various initiatives such as the Next Generation program for younger girls and the Dream Chasers program for teens, providing mentorship, skill-building activities, and community service opportunities. The organization has gained recognition from local government officials for its positive impact on the community, especially in promoting sisterhood and the personal growth of its participants.]]>3175drevelynhill,iammysisterskeeper,shadesofjustice,sisterhood,youthempowermentfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-27-dr-evelyn-hill-evelyn-mckinney-executive-director-of-sue-s-safe-have--62115606"Executive Director of Sue's Safe Have"
  
  Evelyn McKinney is the Executive Director of Sue's Safe Haven Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Kansas City, Kansas. She leads the organization in providing transitional housing, education, and support for women and children, focusing on holistic development and promoting self-sufficiency. The services at Sue’s Safe Haven include wellness programs that integrate physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, as well as workshops and support groups to empower women and help prevent homelessness.
  
  McKinney is deeply connected to the mission of the organization, often stating that she relates personally to the women in her programs. Her leadership is grounded in compassion and a desire to create environments where women can achieve peace of mind, receive education, and find support without judgment, allowing them to rebuild their lives.
  
  Her work emphasizes the importance of mental tranquility and personal growth, ensuring that Sue's Safe Haven remains a place of healing, empowerment, and transformation for women]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62115606Thu, 26 Sep 2024 11:58:12 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideGuest: Evelyn McKinney "Executive Director of Sue's Safe Have" Evelyn McKinney is the Executive Director of Sue's Safe Haven Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Kansas City, Kansas. She leads the organization in providing..."Executive Director of Sue's Safe Have"
  
  Evelyn McKinney is the Executive Director of Sue's Safe Haven Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Kansas City, Kansas. She leads the organization in providing transitional housing, education, and support for women and children, focusing on holistic development and promoting self-sufficiency. The services at Sue’s Safe Haven include wellness programs that integrate physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, as well as workshops and support groups to empower women and help prevent homelessness.
  
  McKinney is deeply connected to the mission of the organization, often stating that she relates personally to the women in her programs. Her leadership is grounded in compassion and a desire to create environments where women can achieve peace of mind, receive education, and find support without judgment, allowing them to rebuild their lives.
  
  Her work emphasizes the importance of mental tranquility and personal growth, ensuring that Sue's Safe Haven remains a place of healing, empowerment, and transformation for women]]>2532drevelynhill,equalitymatters,inspiringchange,justiceadvocate,shadesinjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-26-dr-evelyn-hill-dr-ivy-anderson-disparity-in-healthcare-for-women-of-color--62019513
  In this powerful episode, Dr. Hill and Dr. Anderson explore the systemic barriers and health inequities women of color face. Learn what can be done to advocate for justice and create lasting change in healthcare.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62019513Thu, 19 Sep 2024 01:27:20 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideJoin Dr. Evelyn Hill on the Shades in Justice Podcast with special guest Dr. Ivy Anderson, an advocate and healthcare professional, discussing Disparity in Healthcare for Women of Color. 🩺💜 In this powerful episode, Dr. Hill and Dr. Anderson explore...
  In this powerful episode, Dr. Hill and Dr. Anderson explore the systemic barriers and health inequities women of color face. Learn what can be done to advocate for justice and create lasting change in healthcare.]]>2413drevelynhill,drivyanderson,healthcaredisparities,healthequity,shadesinjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-25-dr-evelyn-hill-donnetta-watson-founder-of-the-black-mastermind-group-a-501-c-3--62019296https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62019296Thu, 19 Sep 2024 01:10:51 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideDr. Donnetta Watson is the founder of The Black MasterMind Group, a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing education, coaching, and development opportunities to Black entrepreneurs. With a mission to reduce disparities in the Black business...2279blackentrepreneurs,blackmastermindgroup,businessempowerment,donnettawatson,launchstrategistfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-24-dr-evelyn-hill-tamara-grubb-ceo-and-founder-of-living-bold--62019258https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62019258Thu, 19 Sep 2024 01:06:59 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideTamara Grubb is the CEO and founder of Living BOLD, an organization focused on empowering individuals and businesses through education, strategy, and training. Her work centers on building purpose-driven leadership and creating community impact with...2415businessstrategy,communityimpact,empowermentthrougheducation,leadershipdevelopment,tamaragrubbfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-23-dr-evelyn-hill-dola-williams-founder-and-executive-director-of-icansir--62019226
  In addition to her leadership at ICanSir!, Dola is also a Senior Research Assistant at the University of Kansas' Center for Community Health and Development, where she supports various youth development and violence prevention initiatives. Her extensive experience includes capacity-building training and community engagement with grassroots organizations in Kansas City]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62019226Thu, 19 Sep 2024 01:01:07 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideDola Williams is the founder and executive director of ICanSir!, a faith-based organization dedicated to empowering African American women in their battle against breast cancer. A breast cancer thriver since 2016, Dola created ICanSir! to provide...
  In addition to her leadership at ICanSir!, Dola is also a Senior Research Assistant at the University of Kansas' Center for Community Health and Development, where she supports various youth development and violence prevention initiatives. Her extensive experience includes capacity-building training and community engagement with grassroots organizations in Kansas City]]>2508breastcancerawareness,breastcancerthriver,dolawilliams,icansir,womeninleadershipfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-22-dr-evelyn-hill-erica-andrade-executive-director-of-el-centro--62019116
  Erica was born in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and is the proud daughter of an immigrant mother from Guanajuato, Mexico. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Latin American Studies from the University of Kansas and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Throughout her career, Erica has been deeply involved in advocating for equitable access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities for the Latino community .]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62019116Thu, 19 Sep 2024 00:56:16 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideErica Andrade is the President and CEO of El Centro, Inc., a nonprofit organization based in Kansas City, Kansas, that focuses on strengthening communities and improving the lives of Latinos and others through educational, social, and economic...
  Erica was born in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and is the proud daughter of an immigrant mother from Guanajuato, Mexico. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Latin American Studies from the University of Kansas and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Throughout her career, Erica has been deeply involved in advocating for equitable access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities for the Latino community .]]>2091advocacyforequity,communityempowerment,elcentroinc,ericaandrade,latinoleadershipfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-21-dr-evelyn-hill-karla-juarez-executive-director-of-advocates-for-immigrant-rights-and-reconciliation-airr--62019111
  At AIRR, Karla is dedicated to empowering immigrant communities by providing leadership opportunities and creating a grassroots movement for immigrant justice. She is passionate about helping families stay together and offering tools for immigrant protection and advocacy. Under her leadership, AIRR focuses on education, organizing, and advocacy to inspire the Kansas City community to support immigrant rights and promote social justice.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62019111Thu, 19 Sep 2024 00:53:23 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideKarla Juarez is the Executive Director of Advocates for Immigrant Rights and Reconciliation (AIRR), based in Kansas City, Kansas. Born in Chihuahua, Mexico, and raised in New Mexico, Karla has been involved in immigrant justice since she was 15 years...
  At AIRR, Karla is dedicated to empowering immigrant communities by providing leadership opportunities and creating a grassroots movement for immigrant justice. She is passionate about helping families stay together and offering tools for immigrant protection and advocacy. Under her leadership, AIRR focuses on education, organizing, and advocacy to inspire the Kansas City community to support immigrant rights and promote social justice.]]>2765advocacyforimmigrants,airrkansascity,drevelynhill,immigrantrights,karlajuarezfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-20-dr-evelyn-hill-mr-john-hudson-ceo-and-founder-of-reasons-2-believe-educational-inc--62019087Johnhudson
  )​(
  Reason 2 Believe
  Johnhudson
  ).
  
  Hudson's work spans multiple sectors, and his passion for educating and guiding youth has made him a well-respected figure in his field. Through Reasons 2 Believe, he continues to reach thousands of students and families with a message of hope and empowerment.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62019087Thu, 19 Sep 2024 00:48:50 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideJohn W. Hudson is the CEO and founder of Reasons 2 Believe Educational Inc., a nonprofit organization focused on promoting academic success and strengthening social and emotional wellness for youth. His mission includes empowering families with tools...Johnhudson
  )​(
  Reason 2 Believe
  Johnhudson
  ).
  
  Hudson's work spans multiple sectors, and his passion for educating and guiding youth has made him a well-respected figure in his field. Through Reasons 2 Believe, he continues to reach thousands of students and families with a message of hope and empowerment.]]>2348academicsuccess,johnwhudson,mentalhealthawareness,reasons2believe,youthempowermentfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-19-dr-evelyn-hill-mayor-la-rochelle-young-mayor-of-atchison-city-kansas--62019073https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62019073Thu, 19 Sep 2024 00:44:32 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideLa Rochelle Young is the current Mayor of Atchison, Kansas. She was appointed as Mayor after serving as a City Commissioner and is dedicated to leading her community with a focus on growth and civic engagement. Mayor Young's term extends until...2999atchisonkansas,cityofatchison,communityleadership,kansasleadership,mayorlarochelleyoungfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-18-dr-evelyn-hill-book-reviewers-topic-voices-of-women-unleashed-in-justice-special-pt-6--61435533https://api.spreaker.com/episode/61435533Fri, 13 Sep 2024 12:18:38 +0000Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide2838falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-17-dr-evelyn-hill-guest-host-krytal-henry-topic-voices-of-women-unleashed-in-justice-special-pt-4--61282538
  
  
  
  
  
  Shades in Justice Podcast
  Hosted by Dr. Evelyn Hill with Guest Host Coach Krystal Henry
  Episode Title: Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice
  
  Episode Summary:
  In this compelling episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill and guest host Coach Krystal Henry delve into the stories and experiences of two powerful voices from the collaborated project Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice.
  
  Shantel Taylor and Latanya Goodloe, co-authors of the book, join the conversation to share their journey as advocates for justice, their inspirations behind their contributions to the book, and how their experiences shape their activism and leadership.
  
  This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about justice, women's empowerment, and the fight for equity in today’s society.Key Discussion Points:
  • Introducing the Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice: Dr. Hill and Coach Krystal Henry provide background on the book and its mission to amplify women's voices in the justice movement.
  • Shantel Taylor's Story: A look into Shantel’s personal experiences and how they have influenced her chapter in the book. She discusses her role in fighting for justice and the changes she hopes to see in the world.
  • Latanya Goodloe’s Advocacy: Latanya shares her journey, highlighting the challenges she’s faced and overcome in her pursuit of justice, and how she aims to inspire future generations of women.
  • The Power of Collaboration: The episode explores the importance of women coming together to create a unified voice for change and the power of collective storytelling.
  • Empowering the Next Generation: Advice and words of wisdom from Shantel, Latanya, Dr. Hill, and Coach Krystal Henry on how to continue the fight for justice and inspire others to do the same.
  About the Guests:
  • Shantel Taylor is a passionate advocate for justice, a co-author of Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice, and a leader committed to empowering women to stand up for their rights.
  • Latanya Goodloe brings a wealth of experience as a justice advocate and co-author, known for her work in uplifting marginalized voices and pushing for systemic change.
  Special Guest Host:
  • Coach Krystal Henry is a renowned speaker, leadership coach, and author of Made to Lead Millions. She brings her insights and expertise to this dynamic conversation.
  How to Listen:
  Catch this episode of Shades in Justice on [MAJOR DIGITAL PLATFORMS].
  
  Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review!
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/61282538Fri, 06 Sep 2024 11:10:43 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShades in Justice Podcast Hosted by Dr. Evelyn Hill with Guest Host Coach Krystal Henry Episode Title: Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice Episode Summary: In this compelling episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill and guest host Coach Krystal...
  
  
  
  
  
  Shades in Justice Podcast
  Hosted by Dr. Evelyn Hill with Guest Host Coach Krystal Henry
  Episode Title: Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice
  
  Episode Summary:
  In this compelling episode of Shades in Justice, Dr. Evelyn Hill and guest host Coach Krystal Henry delve into the stories and experiences of two powerful voices from the collaborated project Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice.
  
  Shantel Taylor and Latanya Goodloe, co-authors of the book, join the conversation to share their journey as advocates for justice, their inspirations behind their contributions to the book, and how their experiences shape their activism and leadership.
  
  This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about justice, women's empowerment, and the fight for equity in today’s society.Key Discussion Points:
  • Introducing the Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice: Dr. Hill and Coach Krystal Henry provide background on the book and its mission to amplify women's voices in the justice movement.
  • Shantel Taylor's Story: A look into Shantel’s personal experiences and how they have influenced her chapter in the book. She discusses her role in fighting for justice and the changes she hopes to see in the world.
  • Latanya Goodloe’s Advocacy: Latanya shares her journey, highlighting the challenges she’s faced and overcome in her pursuit of justice, and how she aims to inspire future generations of women.
  • The Power of Collaboration: The episode explores the importance of women coming together to create a unified voice for change and the power of collective storytelling.
  • Empowering the Next Generation: Advice and words of wisdom from Shantel, Latanya, Dr. Hill, and Coach Krystal Henry on how to continue the fight for justice and inspire others to do the same.
  About the Guests:
  • Shantel Taylor is a passionate advocate for justice, a co-author of Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice, and a leader committed to empowering women to stand up for their rights.
  • Latanya Goodloe brings a wealth of experience as a justice advocate and co-author, known for her work in uplifting marginalized voices and pushing for systemic change.
  Special Guest Host:
  • Coach Krystal Henry is a renowned speaker, leadership coach, and author of Made to Lead Millions. She brings her insights and expertise to this dynamic conversation.
  How to Listen:
  Catch this episode of Shades in Justice on [MAJOR DIGITAL PLATFORMS].
  
  Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review!
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ]]>3182justiceforall,shadesinjustice,unleashedinjustice,voicesofwomen,womeninleadershipfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-16-dr-evelyn-hill-topic-voices-of-women-unleashed-in-justice-special-pt-3-debra-leigh-njeri-clement-flo--61197176
  Join Dr. Evelyn Hill on the Shades in Justice Podcast as she explores her powerful new book, Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice. This episode features special guests Debra Leigh, Njeri Clement, and Flo, who have all contributed to this incredible collection of stories. Their collective effort highlights the strength, resilience, and voices of women standing up for justice.
  
  Shades in Justice Topic: Voices of Women Unleashed in Justice Guests: Debra Leigh, Njeri Clement, and Flo
  
  Take advantage of this empowering conversation that sheds light on women's battles and how they are making a difference today. This is more than just a podcast episode—it's a call to action! 💪✨]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/61197176Thu, 29 Aug 2024 10:52:21 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideTune in to an Inspiring Episode of the Shades in Justice Podcast! Join Dr. Evelyn Hill on the Shades in Justice Podcast as she explores her powerful new book, Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice. This episode features special guests Debra Leigh,...
  Join Dr. Evelyn Hill on the Shades in Justice Podcast as she explores her powerful new book, Voices of Women UNLEASHED in Justice. This episode features special guests Debra Leigh, Njeri Clement, and Flo, who have all contributed to this incredible collection of stories. Their collective effort highlights the strength, resilience, and voices of women standing up for justice.
  
  Shades in Justice Topic: Voices of Women Unleashed in Justice Guests: Debra Leigh, Njeri Clement, and Flo
  
  Take advantage of this empowering conversation that sheds light on women's battles and how they are making a difference today. This is more than just a podcast episode—it's a call to action! 💪✨]]>2780debraleigh,inspiringwomen,justiceforall,njericlement,voicesofwomenfalse116fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-15-dr-evelyn-hill-topic-voices-of-women-unleashed-in-justice-special-pt-2--61032223https://api.spreaker.com/episode/61032223Thu, 15 Aug 2024 02:18:30 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideOUR SPECIAL GUESTS ARE THE CONTRIBUTORS TO DR HILL'S NEW BOOK2439false15fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-14-dr-evelyn-hill-topic-voices-of-women-unleashed-in-justice-special--60886212Guests: Coach Krystal Henry, Kathleen Watkins and Carolyn Stampley]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/60886212Thu, 01 Aug 2024 15:42:58 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideVoices of Women Unleashed In Justice Special Guests: Coach Krystal Henry, Kathleen Watkins and Carolyn StampleyGuests: Coach Krystal Henry, Kathleen Watkins and Carolyn Stampley]]>2728chrisitanauthors,newbook,shadesinjustice,voiceswomenunleashedinjustice,womeninfaithfalse14fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-13-dr-evelyn-hill-curtis-wright--58869247
  Guest: Curtis Wright]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58869247Wed, 28 Feb 2024 22:00:03 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideKansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Parade Tragedy and more Guest: Curtis Wright
  Guest: Curtis Wright]]>2522curtiswright,drevelynhill,shadesofjusticefalse13fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-12-dr-evelyn-hill-evelyn-mckinney-org-sues-safe-haven--58869224
  Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  
  Guest: Evelyn McKinney
  (her organization) Sues Safe Haven]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58869224Wed, 28 Feb 2024 21:57:44 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideName of Show: Shades In Justice Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill Guest: Evelyn McKinney (her organization) Sues Safe Haven
  Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  
  Guest: Evelyn McKinney
  (her organization) Sues Safe Haven]]>2191drevelynhill,shadesofjustice,suessafehavenfalse12fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-11-dr-evelyn-hill-dr-kristin-feeback-crises-hotline-and-suicide-prevention--58601336Guest: Dr. Kristin Feeback]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58601336Wed, 07 Feb 2024 18:52:02 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideCrises Hotline and Suicide Prevention Guest: Dr. Kristin FeebackGuest: Dr. Kristin Feeback]]>2521criseshotlineandsuicideprevent,drevelynhill,drkristinfeeback,shadesofjusticefalse11fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-10-with-dr-evelyn-hill-chloe-cooper-bail-solutions-for-the-poor--58601251https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58601251Wed, 07 Feb 2024 18:34:49 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideBail Solutions For The Poor - EP 102140chloecooper,drevelynhill,positvepowerradio,shades0fbeautypodcastfalse10fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-9-with-dr-evelyn-hill-channel-mckinley-back-on-the-block--58601248https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58601248Wed, 07 Feb 2024 18:33:20 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideBack On The Block - EP 92388channelmckinley,drevelynhil,shadesofjusticepodcastfalse9fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-8-with-dr-evelyn-hill-shantal-taylor--58601229Special Guests: Shantal Taylor
  Topic: Commissioner of Justice In Zion]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58601229Wed, 07 Feb 2024 18:30:37 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShades In Justice EP 8 Special Guests: Shantal Taylor Topic: Commissioner of Justice In ZionSpecial Guests: Shantal Taylor
  Topic: Commissioner of Justice In Zion]]>2172commissionerofjustice inzion,drevelynhill,shadesinjustice,shantaltaylorfalse8fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-ep-7-with-dr-evelyn-hill-patrice-townsend-injustice-and-the-covid-pandemic-of-2020--58601214Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  Special Guest: Patrice Townsend]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58601214Wed, 07 Feb 2024 18:28:34 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideTheme: Injustice and the Covid Pandemic of 2020 Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill Special Guest: Patrice TownsendHost: Dr. Evelyn Hill
  Special Guest: Patrice Townsend]]>2839covidpandemicof2020,drevelynhill,patricetownsend,shadesinjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-6-with-dr-evelyn-hill-host--58349895https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58349895Thu, 18 Jan 2024 16:18:41 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShades In Justice Podcast ep 61358drevelynhill,shadesinjusticefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-5-with-dr-hill-shannell-dupree-regional-director--57939298Theme for Program:
  Racial Inequities In Foster Care Systems
  Special Guest:
  Shannell DuPree
  Regional Director for the Kansas Children and Family Services -
  Appointed by the governor of Kansas
  Governor Laura Kelly]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/57939298Thu, 07 Dec 2023 14:09:25 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShades In Justice Theme for Program: Racial Inequities In Foster Care Systems Special Guest: Shannell DuPree Regional Director for the Kansas Children and Family Services - Appointed by the governor of Kansas Governor Laura KellyTheme for Program:
  Racial Inequities In Foster Care Systems
  Special Guest:
  Shannell DuPree
  Regional Director for the Kansas Children and Family Services -
  Appointed by the governor of Kansas
  Governor Laura Kelly]]>2268drevelynhill,governorlaurakelly,kansaschildrenandfamilyservice,shadesinjustice,shannelldupreefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-4-with-dr-hill-dr-latanya-goodlou--57855970From Prison to the Palace
  with special guest, Dr. Latanya Goodlou]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/57855970Thu, 30 Nov 2023 02:19:16 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShades In Justice Podcast From Prison to the Palace with special guest, Dr. Latanya GoodlouFrom Prison to the Palace
  with special guest, Dr. Latanya Goodlou]]>2741drevelynhill,drlatanyagoodlou,shadesinjusticepodcastfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-3-with-dr-hill-carly-mitchell--57806214
  A conversation with Carly Mitchell around help and resources for families who are victims are crime, especially death by murder.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/57806214Sat, 25 Nov 2023 18:53:35 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideThe Theme for this recording: A conversation with Carly Mitchell around help and resources for families who are victims are crime, especially death by murder.
  A conversation with Carly Mitchell around help and resources for families who are victims are crime, especially death by murder.]]>3156carlymitchell,drevelynhill,shadesinjusticepodcast,shadesinjusticepodcastdrhill,victimsarecrimefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-2-with-dr-hill-laticia-bell-hernandez--57655706Topic: The InJustice of Sexual Assaults
  Guest: Ms. Laticia Bell Hernandez]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/57655706Thu, 16 Nov 2023 02:23:03 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideShades In Justice Podcast Topic: The InJustice of Sexual Assaults Guest: Ms. Laticia Bell HernandezTopic: The InJustice of Sexual Assaults
  Guest: Ms. Laticia Bell Hernandez]]>3284drevelynhill,laticiabellhernandez,shadesinjusticepodcast,shadesinjusticepodcastdrhill,theinjusticeofsexualassaultfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shades-in-justice-podcast-ep-1-with-dr-hill-felicity-anderson--57607587https://api.spreaker.com/episode/57607587Sun, 12 Nov 2023 23:04:05 +0000Jerry Royce Live - WorldwideSpecial Guest on episode #1 is Felicity Anderson2312drhill,jerryroycelive,shadesinjusticepodcast,shadesinjusticepodcastdrhillfalsefull