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Mind Your Manna is text founded in God’s Grace. Each lesson in Manna allows readers to re-think and re-discover the origins of their purposes and the methods to implement the respective assignments directed by God. Readers will not only become clear in their goals, but also understand themselves better through more meaningful and powerful devotion with self and God. Manna is designed as a complement to Scripture, allowing for provision to carry-out goals and live an amazing life. “In their book, Mind Your Manna, Talia Ashley and Cecillia Morris walk us through preparation for projects and preparation for life, as well as the pain of delivering them both. They guide us through prayer, meditation, and pertinent scriptures to a state of constant joy, peace, and fulfillment. Their book intentionally directs the reader to the receiving of “Manna.” The Manna is not only food and daily provisions. It is also walking daily in the abundant life, through faith, in the presence of God. I thank them for sharing this ‘Bread of Heaven!’” John W. Culbreath, Ed.D., Retired School Superintendent and College Professor. Purchase Your Copy at: https://www.amazon.com/Mind-Your-Manna-R…/…/ref=as_li_ss_tl…

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The iPositive Talk segment called, "Taking the Bull Out of Bullying Part" can be found on youtube.com.  But we had to bring the topic back to iPositive Talk Radio. Bullying in Elementary, Middle, High Schools, in the work place, on television, among the politicians, and in your neighborhood has become far too prevelant; however let's not forget sibling bullying that filters over into schools, your neighborhood and the workplace.  Dr. T.H. Madge is a full-time consultant who has committed her time and skills to assisting school districts in creating positive school environments.  We welcome our special guest Dr. Tangela Madge  a criminologist and educator who has worked in the capacity of principal, assistant principal, teacher, counselor, and was one of Southeast Georgia’s first in school probation officers.  She holds degrees and certificates in criminology, teaching, school counseling, and educational leadership. Join iPositive co-hosts Cecillia Ce Ce Morris and Talia Ashley in "The Village" to discuss this hot topic.

The question speaks for itself.  This is a necessary question to ask and be completely honest about.  As a result of the recently published article in the Albany Herald, of Albany, GA titled, "HBCUs back off planned rally at Regents meeting," educators, students, administrators, supporters, and those who will become affilitated with all colleges must begin to discuss the answer to the title-question of this show.  Is the future of the HBCU (Historically Black College and University) necessary, anymore?

This is a continuation of last week's episode, "Has Hip Hop REALLY Grown Up?"  Hollywood, along with other big business entities, shape our society -- even globally.  Unfortunately, we allow it.  But if the gatekeepers continue to craft our dwindling society, it is because we allow it.  We, the families - the citizens, are the keymasters and if we simply turn the key on the gatekeepers, much will change.  We hold the key to changing Hollywood's decisions in what we see, hear, and feel from the entertainment industry -- so that our youth, our families, our world is influenced by better.  The question is: what will we do now?  Join the iPositive Talk Movement, with mother-daughter duo, Ms. Ce Ce and Talia. 678.528.3366

iPositive Talk Radio, with hosts, Talia and Ms. Ce Ce, introduces its new season.  The first episode of iPositive Talk for this season asks, "Has Hip Hop REALLY Grown Up?" with special guest, Educator, Christopher Play Martin from Kid-N-Play.  Join iPositive Talk every Saturday, beginning Oct. 15th at 5:00 PM EST, at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ipositivetalk and Call-in here: 347.637.3412 and Press "1" or listen to Albany State University campus radio WASU - REAL 92.7 FM (Albany, GA.) "Join the iPositive Movement!"

On today's iPositive Talk Radio -- we will discuss Hip Hop culture in the university systems like: Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University and Howard University.  This is exciting news for a culture, which was said to not go beyond the house and/or street parties of New York.  Our special guest for this show is Mr. Victor Burke -- who is working closely on blending hip hop and higher education together.  Join Talia and Ms. Ce Ce in the village.

On today's iPositive Talk Radio -- we will discuss Hip Hop culture and how it is making and has made its way into higher education.  For example, the historical black universities, of Howard University and Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University (FAMU,) now boast of an established hip hop curriculum.  This is exciting news for a culture, which was said to not go beyond the house and/or street parties of New York. Join us as we present a special guest or two for this segment -- stay tuned in the village with Ms. Ce Ce and her daughter, Talia.

The title of today's iPositive Talk Radio show is obviously a quip at Adam Sandler's 1998 hit movie, "The Waterboy." But, it is a great question to pose in the 2011 society, nonetheless.  Is technology, indeed, more positive or negative?  On today's show, we will discuss all of the great aspects of technology, its users, and its future.  Join us as we discuss this topic with our guest.  Join us in the village movement!

Join us in the village today to discuss the importance of RESPECT in our villages.  It seems to be a lost art among our adults -- as well as our children.  Let's talk about it.

This is actually a part two segment, discussing men and women and each adult genders roles in working in our communities.  We will discuss the what's, how's, the why's, and the when's each gender works in the communities to improve our children and families.  In the end, we will resolve how we can best work together.  Join us in the village, for this all important discussion.

Join our special guest Dr. Allean Varnado-Lang, mother of Daz Dillinger as we discuss The State of Our Youth!  The government and eucation of our youth local, state and federal, bullying, the state of mind of our youth today, peer-to-peer mentorship, mentorship, and how can we help as a community; as a village?  Join Talia Ashley and Cecillia Morris for this heart warming discussion.  "Join the Village Movement"

Today we will showcase the host of iPositve Talk Radio's non-proft organization Hip Hop Grows Up Inc.  Talia Ashley and Cecillia Morris- Co-founders will share the vision, the mission, initiatives and programs of this educational youth organization.  "Join The Village Movement"

This show is about two-way communication and actual conversation between parents with their children, guardians with children and positive mentors with our children.  Also the discussion will include actual comments from parents who took part in training sessions conducted by Hip Hop Grows Up Inc. Part of HHGU Inc. training program encourages parents and children and other positive mentors to have open discussions about any situation.  Our include HHGU Parent Directors and Coordinators along with our special guest; Albany's own International Recording Artist Kabanya-Chemise who will be in concert on April 29th at the Albany Municipal Auditorium, Albany Georgia.  Join The Village Movement!

This is just another way of saying,''Love your neighbor, children, parents, life mate, all people as yourself!'' Jesus came to bear our burdens and carry away the stain and pain of our sin. (Read Isaiah 53 for a powerful description of God's Suffering Servant, a passage quoted in the New Testament in reference to Jesus.) God now asks us to live redemptively, in practical ways, toward those around us. More than just praying, or asking what we can do to help, we are called to serve,mentor, minister, and assist others who are burdened. Some quotes from "My Daily Verse." Join Us in the iPositive Movement!

We talk about the power of words that are spoken into reality. What about names that are given to us at birth; is their power in the name we are given or do names brand us for life? Join Us in the "iPositive Movement" in the Village for this discussion.

It is so important to invest in our children. Hip Hop Grows Up, Inc. believes and lives by this concept. And one of the many ways HHGU has taken to loving our children is through the creation of the R.A.N.K. Pep Squad, named by one of our mentees, Antwan Jackson. Jackson emphatically states, "RANK is an acronym for Removing All Negative Knowledge." R.A.N.K. is quickly taking the throne proclaiming itself as Hip Hop culture's official Pep Squad. Learn more about this journey of amazing young people today. Watch a sample video of our beloved RANK Squad here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g8YHv1r8s4

Our children need us -- let's talk about it! Specifically, in our inner-cities, many of our children can be described, as Curtis Mayfield so melodically phrased, "Little Child(ren) Running Wild." We must take better responsibility and show them the way. Join us in the village with our guests, Inspiring Married Couple (Mr. & Mrs Harris) as they discuss their choice to mentor young people in their neighborhood for over 25 years. We need more people like them. Despite the fact that some may say, "It Makes Me Wanna' Holla'," as Marvin Gaye sang many years ago, we must be accountable. After all, it takes a village to raise our children. Join us, (CeCe and Talia) in the village!

It is now 2011! Let's all squeeze the slave out of our lives; we may be a slave to our job or profession, our physical appearance, friends, family or whatever. Let's squeeze and BECOME RENEWED. Join the Co-founders; Talia Ashley and Cecillia Morris of Hip Hop Grows Up Inc. along with our special guest Inspirational Speaker, Personal, and Corporate Development Trainer Ms. Juanita Sanders Cribb of Atlanta Georgia. Also back for the new year our our Albany State University co-host Antwan Jackson, Jasmine Jones and Elisha Nehemiah Ravenna. Join Us In The Village!