12 APR 2021 · Guest Emily Ford (Instagram @EmilyOnTrail) is the first woman and second person ever, to hike 1,100 miles through the Ice Age Trail in Wisconsin, USA. Emily completed this this trek with her loyal companion, her dog Diggins, during the heart of the winter. Checkout the her story and her motivation.  Please visit online Apple Podcast, while you are there: "Rate", "Like" and "Subscribe to our show. In addition, feel free to leave a commentary about the podcast. In addition, please share our podcast with your friends, family, associates and foes (: Peace be with you. 

1 MAR 2021 · We explore the stories of 6 married couples, from diverse backgrounds. They discuss their moments of dating, love, marriage and what ingredients have led to their successful unions from 14 to 55 years.   

20 FEB 2021 · Covid Room 5215 is a real depiction of how I dealt with contracting Covid-19 in 2020. I share my bubble-like preventions, how I was infected, symptoms, hospitalization, the constant aftereffects that remind you that Covid has not entirely left your soul and why getting vaccinated is imperative. Many thanks to: Saint Barnabas Hospital staff (especially the 5th Floor Ward) in Livingston, New Jersey, my sister Gina, Gangadai, friends Jeff Adams, Sweden Aleong, Pascal Arthis, The Soto Family and countless family members for the concerns and positive affirmations. It is truly mind over matter!!

10 OTT 2020 · The New York City born of Montserratian roots educator, a global travelista, social media blogger/influencer, women’s advocate and author Jo Cabey, chats with us about her new inspirational book entitled “Jada’s Diary: From Growing Pains To Found Promise”.  This scorching fictional page turner that allows readers to travel through the kaleidoscope of Jada’s life, from adolescence to adulthood. Jo Cabey discusses the impetus to scribe the book and what is forthcoming. Please feel free to visit the website https://www.journeywithjo.com/ to purchase your book, or Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Please - Like, Share And Added Commentary Can Be Left At TheJustifiableNoizeProject@gmail.com

9 OTT 2020 ·  A rebroadcast to highlight Indigenous People’s Day, on October 12th, 2020 in the United States. This is a day to pay homage to the real founders of this land we call America. Our guest are Gabriel Orosco and Veronica Valadez. They discuss their Native American rich history, culture, contributions, and achievements of their ancestors. In addition, Gabriel and Veronica highlighted the current projects they are both working on in their communities. Indigenous People’s Day, which is celebrated on the 2nd Monday, in the Month of October every year. This year it is celebrated on October 14th in the US. Currently, 6 U.S. states including: South Dakota, Hawaii, Vermont and Minnesota. Also, 130 cities including: Los Angeles, San Francisco; Denver; Seattle; Minneapolis; Anchorage, Alaska; Phoenix; Portland, Oregon; and Albuquerque, New Mexico. The celebration of Indigenous People’s Day is an apropos time to dispels the grandiose myths that Christopher Columbus and other European colonizers discovered America and made it great. This podcast does discuss how indigenous people were subjugated to the following: wholesale transfer of stolen wealth and land, enslavement, and suffered mass murder, at the hands of the European colonizers. Please - Like, Share And Commentary Can Be Left At TheJustifiableNoizeProject@gmail.com