15 OCT 2017 · INTERNATIONAL PODCASTING MAGAZINE featuring Charles "Inspire" Clark, Terrell "Celebrity Life Coach" Jenkins & host, Jerry "Worldwide: Royce. They discuss the upcoming Veterans March on DC, Jerkins' Black Tie Event and Sacrifice to be GREAT!

15 OCT 2017 · EPISODE 100 WITH JERRY ROYCE LIVE! KEPT ONES: VOLUME ONE The Kept Ones: Volume I by Bunny DeBarge “God followed me, until I could follow him.” —Bunny DeBarge Welcome and thank you for joining us on Jerry Royce Live! My 100th episode This is an exclusive interview with the beautiful and multi-talented female vocalists of the Debarge, now an Author and motivational speaker Bunny DeBarge. In this intimate revelation from singer/writer/producer Bunny DeBarge, an amazingly resilient journey emerges of the incredibly talented family and charming 80’s Motown super group DeBarge. The depth of Bunny’s soul is revealed through her eyes, while growing up with her brothers as biracial children during the turbulent times of racial inequality in the late 50’s and 60’s. Being the eldest child, Bunny candidly recounts their inability to find acceptance during their childhood from the black or white race, a French white father who “segregated them from segregation” by partially denying them from their identity, her traumatic endurance of sexual abuse at the hands of her father, her brothers suffering the wrath of his mental and physical abuse, a spiritually strong devote black mother who constantly prayed for her family’s deliverance from a perceived curse, and ongoing years of battling drug abuse on their way to musical stardom to hide their years of pain. Raised under the strict guidelines of a church upbringing, the DeBarge's found an outlet from their home environment through the spiritual gift of their music. They spent years singing and performing as a local church group and traveling with their uncle's church to “sing for the Lord” at several different functions, even radio shows. It was obvious from early on that their natural musical talents came quite supernaturally, since they never had any music lessons. With the exception of the eldest brother Bobby, their original plans were to become superstars in gospel music. However, when brothers Bobby and Tommy signed onto Motown with Jermaine Jackson, becoming stars in the hit group Switch; Bobby influenced Jermaine to audition his talented siblings for Motown. As the saying goes, the rest is music history. DeBarge would go on to sing beautiful love ballads that topped the music charts and are still in rotation today like: Share My World, I Like It, Time Will Reveal, In A Special Way, All This Love, A Dream,and many more hits that Bunny wrote and co-wrote with her brothers and were produced and co-produced with brother El DeBarge. As Bunny confides, “We were singing songs we wrote for the Lord, and turned them into love songs for the world. I believe we were cursed because of that. The drugs helped to cover our pain, and we hid behind it.” Their beloved music, which was the very unifying force that banded them together, would later send them spiraling out of control down different roads where they endured yet more pain with Motown’s decision to now divide them. The first five DeBarge children—Bunny, Bobby, Tommy, Randy, and Mark would remember the turbulence that permeated the home environment they grew up in. Whereas the second set of 5 children—El, James, Chico, and twins Darryl and Carol, would have a completely different home environment they grew up in. Yet, there was no avoiding the forces of the perceived curse that cast its dark cloud over the DeBarge family, each would wrestle with their own individual demons. Many have speculated on what has happened with the family, but Bunny unselfishly gives the details and explains the roller coaster ride and price of fame. As she so vividly recounts, her highest point of fame would be her participation as a member of DeBarge in Motown 25, where they performed their biggest smash hit Rhythm of the Night. She takes us backstage sharing little known stories of how they met Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, and many more. In stark contrast, one of the lowest points in her career would be losing the Motown contract and she and her brothers going to see El perform with backup singers performing their parts, while sitting with the audience in the “nose bleed” section with no money and no one even recognizing them. This is the definitive story of the DeBarge family captured in 2 volumes, from their spectacular rise to the top of R & B music royalty, their fall from grace, to their reemerging careers. Always one to "mother her brothers" and be their protector, she confesses that the same "motherly behavior" that she’d inherited from her mother caused deeper pain when they were all forced to go their separate ways. As she unveils her journey, those who really know Bunny will testify that she radiates a beautiful spirit, selflessly sharing her life story to help encourage someone else. Somewhat surprising to her, some of their classic songs like Stay With Me—which she co-wrote and was produced by El DeBarge; and A Dream—which she wrote, sang lead vocals on, and produced, would go on to be sampled by many other great musical artists such as Tupac Shakur, The Notorious B.I.G., Mary J. Blige, Ashanti, and Blackstreet. At the end of the day, Bunny cherishes the close relationships she has with all of her brothers and misses the bond she always shared with El, but a series of unforeseen events tore them apart. The Kept Ones masterfully weaves a full-scale portrait of a beautiful, enormously gifted musical family’s spiritual hope to break free from the long shadow of pain that has haunted them for so many years. Through it all, God is still there, and has kept DeBarge even when they went astray.

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15 OCT 2017 · Your Listening to EPISODE 342 wit' CINDY WILLIAMS AKA SHIRLEY FEENEY (Laverne & Shirley in 1976) on PositivePower21.org wit' Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide. Actress, writer and producer Cindy Williams has starred in some of the most historical movies and television programs in entertainment history. Her career began in the 1970s in prestigious movies like Travels with My Aunt (with Maggie Smith, directed by George Cukor), American Graffiti (with Ron Howard, Harrison Ford, and Richard Dreyfuss and directed by George Lucas), and The Conversation (with Gene Hackman and directed by Francis Ford Coppola). Once she and Penny Marshall played “loose girls” on the hit TV show Happy Days, the network quickly ordered a spin-off of the dynamic comedy duo. After changing their characters to blue-collar workers in the mid-West, they made their debut in Laverne & Shirley in 1976. The show quickly became the most-watched American television program, surpassing Happy Days in popularity. The show remains in syndication around the world and has a very loyal following of original and new fans. Cindy continues to work in her first love, the theater, as she performs in musicals all over the country, and she is the author of the book, SHIRLEY, I JEST.