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The life and career of Candi Sosa. Hard to believe in a lifespan a person can have experiences the mind is unable ...
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Open House Radio is a weekly Radio show for all the Fans of Disco and Dance Music from the 70′s and 80′s. The name is derived from dances in the 70s here in Miami where all were invited thus the term ” Open House”
The format of this program is the unique blend of Classic Ballads and the Disco, Italo and HiNRG sounds of the 70′s and early 80′s. The true roots of today’s dance music, preserved in these informative and entertaining and often Historical programs, produced by two of Miami’s most recognizable Radio and nightclub talents…
Co Host: Monica Rosales, the mover and shaker of DocMiami.Org and the directors of “Overlooked Suspect-What If O.J.Simpson Didn’t Do It?”
This made for television documentary raises compelling questions and highlights a 15 year investigation by one of America’s leading and acclaimed private investigators William C. Dear, along with a team of internationally recognized scientific and medical experts in their fields.
My co host: Monica Rosales of DocMiami the mover and shaker of DocMiami.og and the producers of Ghost Players.
In 1988, a very amazing thing happened in the middle of the United States. A Hollywood film company made the decision to use a small cornfield in Dubuque County in the state of Iowa, near Dyersville, to make a movie that is inspirational, entertaining and philosophical. Since the movie “Field of Dreams” has been produced, it has achieved international fame.
The glorious voice of Mary Mann will leave you wondering why haven’t you ever heard her before. That is because many of the most wonderful talents are hiding in Minnesota.
Its about time that Mary Mann makes her debut on Cubanara and shares her amazing talent with the world…
In honor of our military: Aaron Kennefick his mother tells us what kind of a man he was and how he continues to influence her life even after his death.
In honor of Kenneth Westbrook his widow tells us how much Kenneth loved his country and how she deals with the loss of her husband.
On Friday, January 28, 2010, thanks to Director Keith Famie, three of my songs from the “Wars and Stripes” CD were chosen for use in his documentary “Our Vietnan Generation”. The premiere featured at the Fox Theatre in Detroit and honored Vietnam Veterans for their service…
Based on footage shot in the early seventies and lost for more than thirty years, Esther Anderson’s lenses takes us on a journey to the Caribbean islands, to Jamaica and into 56 Hope Road, Kingston, to see and hear the young Bob Marley before he was famous. While exploring the powerful relationship between Esther and Marley, the film shows us the Wailers’ first rehearsal, when the idea of a Jamaican supergroup like the Beatles or the Stones was still just a dream, and sits in on the launch of their international career with “Get up Stand up”, “I Shot the Sheriff”, and the “Burnin’” and “Catch a Fire” albums that brought to the world Reggae music and Rasta consciousness together as one, starting a revolution that would change rock music and contemporary culture.
Sahvanna Arienta is the founder and creator of Soul’s Journey Radio, an internet radio station for Psychics, Astrologers and other Lightworkers.
Soul’s Journey Radio is a place where hosts with heightened spiritual ability come together and share their knowledge, gifts and experience with the listening audience. Sahvanna is a Medium with experience in Psychic reading, Spiritual Life Coaching.
Her new book “Lightworker” explains who they are, why are they here, what their mission is, how do we recognize them and much more.
If you enjoy learning and sharing the gifts of the spirit, join us to uplift each other and re energize our lives.
After almost a decade of a break from music Rongo and Alice returned and continued the journey of their dream, making music again. Alice leonz began her music career when she was very young. Alice sang solo gospel and with her choir. She also sang at various music festivals in her native Indonesia and later joined Ronggo’s Band to take the position as a lead vocals. Alice continued performing in local music events, festivals and teaching. After their break from music, the couple began exploring music opportunities, making friends and collaborating on projects. They met fellow musician Raul Rodriguez Jr. from Miami Florida…
