Women Power Talk Radio - The Unstoppable Men of Power

The Unstoppable Men Of Power

Montel Williams

Montel Williams Emmy Award Winning Talk Show Host, decorated former Navel Intelligence Officer, entrepreneur, motivational speaker and philanthropist.

Listen weekly to Montel on his new radio show Montel Across America
http://airamerica.com/montelacrossamerica

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Clyde Jones has developed a reputation of sorts. A reputation of being a bad boy and, nothing more could be further from the truth. For the last twelve years or so, Clyde has appeared in various on and Off-Broadway stage productions. Among them, Which Way Do I Go, Why Good Girls Like Bad Boys, B C6areful What U Pray 4 in which he shared the stage with Cuba Gooding, Sr. and Shirley Murdoch.

Clyde is very much grounded in his faith as a Christian. And in all things, he puts the Lord first in his life.

You've seen him on Oprah, Larry King, Good Morning America and in the hit inspirational documentary, "The Secret", now you can hear him on Women PowerTalk Radio!

American’s Success Coach Jack Canfield,
following the landmark success of his billion-dollar Chicken Soup for the Soul brand, his latest New York Times bestselling book "The Success Principles", and the ongoing attention to The Secret, in which he is a feature teacher, Jack is now rolling out the red carpet for people with a free one-hour audio training program.

It features some of his most coveted strategies that have helped transform Fortune 500 companies, world leaders, and everyday people alike.

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Bobby Mardis Productions in association with Fat Chance Films and has produced film, television and various industrial projects for the last twenty years. Showtime Network has aired Bobby’s “Why Colors?” which starred notables like Regina King, Ice–T, Barry White, Anne Marie Johnson and a number of his Robert Townsend’s Partner’s in Crime friends.

He also produced and directed “Circle of Pain” for Showtime which starred Glynn Turman, Anna Marie Horseford, Todd Bridges and was Rosalind Cash’s last film before she passed away. Bobby Mardis has received awards for his films in numerous film festivals around the world. A Comedy made for television entitled, “Midnight Blue” was scripted and directed by Bobby and achieved the highest rated standing in the series of B.E.T. Arabesque films

Listen in as Bobby shares how with a moment in church inspired him to take a chance and begin to move forward on one of his dream project....despite his lack of funds. See for yourself the power of Bobby's film and help us support his message here
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