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Join us as we talk to Andre Lee Ellis, the founder of the program “We Got This” and his wife, Angela Ellis about when God told Andre, “If you keep on with what you are doing with the program, We Got This, you are going to die.”
Andre and Angela talk about substance abuse, Andre’s near death experience, what it was like trying to put the “neighbor” back in the “hood” by employing and empowering young black males to become active in the cleanup of their own community while receiving exposure to notable positive male role models and navigating through the new season of their life after leaving the program Andre started.
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On this week's episode of The 411 Live, Beverly Taylor invites Montréal Cain, founder and CEO of MERA, to share his brand new idea never seen on the market before. MERA is a community based preventative care and crisis intervention app that creates peace of mind by monitoring a family member or friend that you care for.
Montréal, an expert in technology, grew to become very passionate in mental health therapy and sought to develop an accessible app that can help prevent others from feeling the same way he did on a day he worried he might see one of his loved ones dead before his eyes.
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On this week's episode of The 411 Live, we invited Nia Obotette to share her awesome story on how she became a triathlete and children's book author. She felt her life's purpose was to share her story of becoming a black, female triathlete after browsing far across the internet and noticing there was barely, if not zero, children's books about black girls doing such things like swimming, biking, or skiing.
In order to inspire, as she describes it, what a younger Nia would have wanted, she sought to create that book herself. She believes that if there is a book, or story, that you want to see but it hasn't been written, then be the one to write it! Everyone's story should be heard and represented in order to inspire and encourage our youth.
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Stryv365 is a non-profit organization that creates customized non-clinical trauma-informed programming. Their program is designed to foster positive childhood relationships and increase their abilities to stay resilient during challenging times. Stryv's framework does not only benefit the youth in our communities but also the adults who step forward to be the ones who help because it revolves around interpersonal skills and never stop growing, learning and striving.
On this week's episode of The 411 Live, Beverly Taylor invites Dr. Brandon Currie, CEO of Stryv365, and Krayton Nash, program manager at Stryv365, to share their roles in Stryv365 and the impact they have already had in the Milwaukee area. Learn what Stryv365 actually means.
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From one box of a couple loafs of bread to nearly four million pounds of food that is delivered tirelessly by hundreds of gratuitous volunteers and members through Just One More Ministry. Founded by Chris Kaper. He recognized there was way too much food going to waste that could easily be repurposed to recovery homes and poorer neighborhoods in his area.
Host Beverly Taylor invites DJ Rodrian, president of Rodrian Insurance, to discuss his own testimony with the Just One More Ministry and how their ministry has exploded in so much success over the past few years that they now not only influence the Milwaukee area but hungry stomachs across the nation.
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We would really like to thank all the guests we had in 2021 who took the time out to shared valuable, and sometimes extremely personal. Every episode helped our viewers and listeners learn something new.
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