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Jerry Bryant joins The Sean Green Show to discuss the future of JBTV!

2019-12-10--:--

Jerry Bryant, founder and executive producer of JBTV America’s longest running music television program dedicated to introducing the world to new artists joins The Sean Green Show to discuss how he was able to have longevity in an ever-changing industry. Also Jerry talks about how Northwestern Medicine saved his life. Follow The Sean Green Show on Instagram!

Fan ejected from 76ers game for supporting Hong Kong: “It’s only a delicate issue because the NBA’s business partner doesn’t want people to talk about the bad stuff they’re doing in the world.”

2019-10-09--:--

Sam Wachs, says he and his wife were ejected by Wells Fargo Security during a Philadelphia 76ers exhibition game against Guangzhou Loong Lions after he brought in several pro-Hong Kong signs and yelled “Free Hong Kong.” Sam shares his story, why he brought the signs, and why people should be aware of what’s going on in that region. Follow The Sean Green Show on Instagram: The Sean Green Show

Dr. Brian Russell on violent video games causing mass shootings: “I don’t believe video games take normal kids and turn them into killers.”

2019-08-05--:--

Dr. Brian Russell, licensed psychologist, attorney, and Co-host of “Fatal Vows” on Investigation Discovery Network joins The Sean Green Show to give a comprehensive outlook on gun violence in America, and how the nation can fix the root causes of this growing epidemic. Follow on Instagram: The Sean Green Show

How will jobs in Illinois handle recreational marijuana use in Illinois?

2019-04-10--:--

If you ever had the thought of smoking a joint during your 15-minute break at work once recreational marijuana comes to Illinois, you may want to think again. While some bosses won’t mind if you”toke up”, other employers, might still ban its use, taking action against employees who test positive for pot, bolstered by federal law under which marijuana is still illegal. Bryna Dahlin, a Chicago cannabis attorney at Flener IP & Business Law joins The Sean Green Show to […]

Remembering Kurt Cobain: 25 years after his death, “Heavier Than Heaven” author Charles R. Cross joins The Sean Green Show

2019-04-05--:--

It’s hard to believe, but it’s been 25 years since Kurt Cobain passed away at the age of 27 in Seattle. Nirvana was one of the biggest rock bands in the 1990s with their raw sound, and punk rock ethos. After less than four years of unbelievable fame, Cobain died of suicide April 5th, 1994. Charles R. Cross, author of the Cobain biography “Heavier Than Heaven” joins The Sean Green Show to reflect back on his life and tragic death.

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