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Category Archives: Talk Show
BJTS 3-2-23
1)Dr. Keith Morris with the central Arkansas gastroenterology clinic. This month is colorectal cancer awareness month and we’re reminding everyone to schedule the colonoscopy especially African Americans over the age of 40. I will be doing a live broadcast at the Central Arkansas gastroenterology clinic this Friday from 12 noon until two answering questions about…… MORE
BJTS 2-23-23
1)Elizabeth Jones and Yolanda Harrison. Two Little Rock mothers making it their mission to put an end to violence in Little Rock. Elizabeth Jones’ son was 25-year-old Kentarius Scott, who was shot and killed on Aug. 29, 2020 in the parking lot of Twin Peaks on Shackleford Drive. Yolanda Harrison, son, 20-year-old Devan Sprawling, was…… MORE
BJTS 2-16-23
1)Tiffany Wilkerson is the youngest and first woman and African American to serve as general manager, of the Arkansas State Fair. A Little Rock native at age 39, Wilkerson previously worked for the Arkansas Livestock Show Association. She spent the last 20 years serving in several roles, including Commercial Exhibitor Coordinator, Box Office Manager and…… MORE
Blogs
BJTS 4-17-25
Brenda Gilbert, President of the National Dunbar Horace Mann Alumni Association (NDHMAA), along with Reunion Chairperson Deborah Springer Suttlar and Raymond Frazier with Bus Transportation, want to remind everyone that the registration deadline for the upcoming National Dunbar Horace Mann Reunion is April 30th. If you haven’t registered yet or need more information, please contact…
BJTS 4-10-25
Kimberly Hayman, founder and executive director of Ashley’s Kloset, an Arkansas 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports individuals with disabilities and their families, is hosting the annual Boots and Bling Fundraiser. It will take place on Thursday, April 25 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Red and Blue Events Venue. For tickets and more information, visit…
BJTS 4-3-25
Kenya Eddings, Director of the Arkansas Minority Health Commission, highlights the organization’s mission to ensure that all minority Arkansans have access to preventive health care. Their goal is to promote wellness and prevent diseases that disproportionately affect minority communities. In recognition of National Nutrition Awareness Month, the focus this month is on healthy eating. For…