OV Talk Radio is a radio show featuring people and stories from our community in Rochester and the surrounding area. You'll hear classic R&B, some hip hop, and more as well as a discussion on local issues each week. Contact kjean@wayofm.org and leave your thoughts and suggestions on what you'd like to hear in future shows. Show episodes can be found on Mixcloud at https://www.mixcloud.com/OurVoiceTalkRadio/.
Attorney Ryan Woodworth from Woodworth Law Firm was our guest on this show discussing Employment Discrimination and much more. Tune in every Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. to Our Voice Talk Radio w/Kenny Jean. The Woodworth Law Firm, ADVOCATES FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE.
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Our guest on this day is Mr. Calvin Eaton from 540WMain. If you don’t know what 540WMain is, its’ an art gallery, event space, and community and education center in the Susan B. Anthony Neighborhood located in Rochester, NY. Their kitchen space is dedicated to gluten-free products and food. The center opened in 2016 and is co-located with The Seedfolk Store. Check out their website for more information: https://540westmain.org
Pat Burks from Children Awaiting Parent's discusses the process in recruiting foster and adoptive families for children who have been waiting the longest for a family. Check out their website at: www.childrenawaitingparents.org.
An hour to set your day with some smooth music and Kenny Jean's thoughts for the day.
The producers of Too Blue to Be Black, Too Black to Be Blue Marvin Stepherson and Mikhail Gershteyn stop by the studio to discuss the upcoming film screen at the Little Theatre and the television debut on WXXI TV.
Specal guest Robert Djed Snead stops by the studio to discuss his new play Black Girl Blue coming up in September. Djed has performed storytelling, poetry, historical reenactments, and presented workshops and lectures at numerous schools, colleges, and venues all over New York State and beyond.
Listen to this show from August 2nd on WAYO FM LP in Rochester, NY. That's 104.3 on the radio dial.
An hour to set your day with some smooth music and Kenny Jean's thoughts for the day.
Jackie Dozier and Sherita Bullock came to the studio today to talk about the recent events of police brutality and the senseless killings of our young Black men. We also discuss what B.L.A.C.K. stands for and the role they play in the Rochester community.
Floyd Gibson, Jr. Match Coordinator from Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Greater Rochester stopped by the studio to talk with Kenny about how much mentors are needed for the program. Especially men! Broadcast from the WAYO studios in Rochester, New York, listen to this show from July 12th. That's 104.3 on the radio dial.
