Black Voices Behind The Blue Wall George Morse

On this episode of the podcast, I will be taking the time out, to assess a few different scenario's. That have recently taken place across America, when Black Men come into contact with Police officers. I will first assess the video footage of Active Army Lieutenant Caron Nazario who is a Black and Latino active serviceman. Lieutenant Nazario was pulled over by Police in Windsor, VA at a gas station, where he was pepper sprayed and detained. Then I will assess and break down the video footage that was recently released of Daunte Wright a 20 year old Young Black Man. Who was shot & killed by police on a traffic stop, who stated that is was an "Accidental Discharge" in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota. As a result of the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright by the Police in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota. Civil unrest has erupted only ten miles away from the courthouse where the Derrick Chauvin murder trial is in session.

On the latest episode of the podcast. You’ll  hear from Dr. James Jones, who is a Psychiatrist and the Author of the book “I’m Alright”. Dr. Jones comes from humble beginnings, being the first person in his family to go to college and the first to become a Doctor. He is a Mental Health Professional, who has been practicing Psychiatry for over 26 years. Doctor Jones has experience working in multiple mental health institutions, court house facilities, and hospitals. This conservation with Dr. Jones is loaded with personal experiences, insight, resources, and relevant information. Listen in as Dr. Jones addresses the state of mental health in today’s society from his perspective. 

On this episode of the podcast, you’ll hear from James Randolph. Who is a seasoned Paramedic & EMS Educator with over 18 years of service. You’ll hear about his experiences from growing up in Philly to being assigned to the City Of Chester as a Paramedic. James also has a passion for education and teaching communities of color. As an EMS professional his job has been impacted drastically by the pandemic. James and his colleagues had to improvise, adapt and overcome everything that has transpired in their line of work.

On the next episode of the podcast, you’ll hear from Sheldon Rogers. He’s a Man of Faith, a Husband, a Father and a Philly Firefighter. Sheldon is fairly new to this profession, but he’s eager to learn from the veterans. He’ll tell the listeners of what it feels like and what it means for him to work on the frontlines as a Firefighter.

As a Father of an 12 year old who is on the Autism spectrum, Jamiel Owens is truly an advocate for his son Shayne and other Autism parents.
"The Ausome show " has inspired Jamiel to take up his space as a dedicated father and activist through his interaction with others. The Ausome show has also paved the way for Jamiel's presence as an African-American father of a child with special needs to "speak up and speak out" to and from a perspective that is often silent. Raised in North Philadelphia, Jamiel has served his and other communities as law enforcement, civil servant, and is currently an volunteer firefighter and Hatfield, PA.
Jamiel also believes and implements a religious foundation when speaking to other Fathers; he states "fathers' souls are the key to embracing and truly loving their "Ausome" child

On this episode you’ll hear from a Young Black Woman. That happens to be a Mother and a Attorney at Law. She worked her way up in the Criminal Justice System to where she is today. From going to college, law school, to doing internships, and working simultaneously. She began her career working in the judicial system almost a decade ago. While still pursuing her purpose to become an Attorney. So it’s only right that we highlight Brittany and her achievements for Women’s History Month.