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| Host Phyllis Coley Publisher of Spectacular Magazine |
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| The first show SHOW DATE: March 1, 2009 Carolinian, discusses the Economic Stimulus Package and how transparent North Carolina's government must be; NC Rep. Larry Hall provides an update on the NC General Assembly as they prepare the state's budget; Dr. Sharon Elliott-Bynum talks about the free health clinic that she co-founded in Durham; Featured musical artist: Cash Michaels, Editor of Tonya Ross formerly of Ebonique; |
| Producer Gary Jones Entertainment Editor of Spectacular Magazine |
| Spectacular Magazine Radio Show, an extension of Spectacular Magazine, is committed to providing information and affects us most. The high-energy one-hour weekly show offers a unique blend of news, interviews, commentary and music. Regular segments include reports on topics including economy insight to people of color on issues that and events. Each show features the music of a national and/local recording artists. |
| SHOW DATE: December 24, 2009 NC NAACP President Dr. William Barber discusses two discrimination lawsuits filed in Elliott-Bynum talks about stress citing the Barberabout the extension of unemployment Barberbenefits and jobs coming to the state; Entertainment and the music of Grammy nominated recording and the music of Grammy nominated recording artist Charlie Wilson. |
Salute to the "Godfather of Soul" James 2006; Entertainment Editor Gary Jones has all of your favorite James Brown hits; Health Editor Dr. Sharon Elliott-Bynum explains the difference between pneumonia and flu; she also updates us on the H1N1 virus and vaccine; NC State Rep Larry Hall (pictured left) talks about dropout prevention efforts in North Carolina and grant money available to community organizations offering dropout prevention programs. |
| SHOW DATE: JANUARY 7, 2010 Spectacular Magazine Radio Show honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; Amina Turner, Executive Director of the NC NAACP, gives us information about the HKonJ (Historic K (thousands) on Jones Street) March taking place on Saturday February 13, 2010 in Raleigh; Dr. Sharon Elliott-Bynum provides details on the Durham MLK Parade (Jan 16) and the MLK Day of Service (Jan 18) at C.A.A.R.E. Inc.; NC Rep Larry Hall talks about events honoring Dr. King across the state; Gary Jones brings us excerpts from Dr. King's most notable speeches. |
| SHOW DATE: February 4, 2010 V. Dianne Pledger, CEO/President (St. Joseph's Historic Foundation, Inc./Hayti Heritage Center) tells us all about the Durham Artists Haiti Relief Concert featuring over 18 groups performing in a benefit concert for Haiti Earthquake Relief on February 6th and the Spirit of Hayti Awards Gala on February 11th; Dr. Sharon Elliott-Bynum talks frankly about HIV-AIDS and its affect of the African American community, methods for protected sex, men having sex with men, etc.; Information on HK on J People's Agenda March in Raleigh on February 13th; Kirk Franklin is featured musical guest. |
Dr. William Barber expresses the importance of the upcoming HK on J People's Assembly March taking place in Raleigh on Saturday February 13; Dr. Sharon Elliott-Bynum continues her discussion on HIV/AIDS and is joined by a HIV positive female, Ms Diva (not her real name), who candidly talks about her condition; uplifting and empowering gospel music featured. |
| SHOW DATE: February 18, 2010 Valerie Whitted, daughter of Toddler's Academy co-founders, talks about devastating fire to the school and fundraiser for the school on March 6; Dr. Sharon Elliott-Bynum discusses holistic approach to health; Rep Larry Hall gives us details on the high-speed rail to connect Raleigh and Charlotte and create jobs in the state; theme appropriate music |