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Showing posts with label children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children. Show all posts

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Are you in a relationship for all the wrong reasons?

TONIGHT AT 11PM ET. LIVE ON BKS1RADIO.COM "LIVE IN THE VOCAL BOOTH SHOW" OUR TOPIC: I'm In A Relationship But I Might Be With This Person For The Wrong Reasons.Am I A Bad Person? SPECIAL GUEST SINGER & NOW PASTOR DESIREE COLEMAN-JACKSON. DESIREE & HER HUSBAND FORMER NBA PLAYER, SPORTS COMMENTATOR MARK JACKSON ARE NOW PASTORS WITH THEIR OWN CHURCH CALL IN 646-929-1530 OR CHAT LIVE TONIGHT 11PM ET ON BKS1RADIO.COM

Saturday, October 23, 2010

How much Government is too much government?

Tonight on www.bks1radio.com @ 11 pm est – 8 pm pst on the Live In The Vocal Booth Show. BKS1 Radio we discuss one of the governments ways to tell you how to be a better parent to your children. I think its good and bad in a way for to have too much government interaction with your personal day to day lives, but if its for the betterment of a kids life then I am for it.

Go to Parent Teacher Conference or Go To Jail!!!

Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy has proposed a law to jail parents who do not attend Parent Teacher Conferences. The law would require parent to attend at least one parent teacher conference a year. The penalty would be three days in jail for the parent if they do not comply. How desperate have things become where parents have to be threaten with jail time to be involved in their child’s education. Worthy stated “it’s child abuse when your child is failing in school and you are not involved you set them up for a life full of poverty”.

What would the outcome be if this became law? There are many other things we legislate involving our children from safety belts to underage drinking. Why not propose a penalty on parents who are not doing their job? What do you believe regarding Parent teacher Conference or Parent goes to jail? Do you think this law would make life better for our children?

Also our special in house guest legendary soulful singer Alicia Myers. Remember her from the hit song “I Want To Thank You” and “Say Say Say”. Tune in and check out a legend in the R&B game. Get some industry knowledge and ask the questions you have always wanted to ask to Alicia Myers.


We have a call in guest Grammy nominated Jana Mashonee. Lets here about this talented singers career and what she has in the works for the listening public.

Tell us how you feel about this law and how you feel about the government wanting to dictate how you are to be parenting and raising your family. Hot button issues are always on BKS1 Radio’s Live In The Vocal Booth Show. Join the movement and keep the debates going. With dialogue come understanding and growth. Lets promote unity among all for a better place we live in. BKS1 Radio appreciates all your support, follow us on twitter @bks1radioent and like us on fb bestkeptsecrets

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Brandy and Ray J's half brother Danyelle Brown aka C-Dove

Tonight on www.bks1radio.com on the Live in the Vocal Booth Show we have aspiring rapper Danyelle Brown aka C-Dove, Brandy and Ray J's half brother, @ 11 pm est. Tune in to find out what he has to say about being related to Brandy and Ray J , but not getting acknowledged by their father. Also, we will be featuring a song or two off his upcoming cd for your listening pleasure. Should fit in right along with our topic: Secrets Exposed: How well do you know your Family and Friends?

Tune in, Call in 646-929-1530 or chat in our shout box. Ask C-Dove the questions you want the answers to. Let us know your family or friendship secrets, Want to confess a secret you may be keeping or expose a secret that you found out. Now is the time and the forum for it. Don't be scared or shy, we don't have to know who you are and it will feel so much better for you to get the "monkey" off your back.

We also have musical group 120, featured on 106 and Park, as guests tonight as well. So tune in and hear the wonderful sounds of this amazing group and get the low down on their upcoming projects and work they currently have going on. Going to be a great show. Join the movement www.bksent.com

Sunday, April 18, 2010

People influence Society as Society influences People

I am just a normal everyday working man who has something to say. I went back and forth with myself about blogging for a while now. Based on recent events I decided it was a good way to get things off my chest and hopefully start a healthy debate. Possibly the outcomes from the healthy discussion will be the change of a life or lives. So this is my go at blogging and I want this to be an interactive board and your opinions are welcome and will get a personal response from me. I don’t believe in censorship so say what’s on your mind and how you feel honestly. We are all entitled to our opinions and they will not always agree. Productive banter will lead to a better understanding of each other and to a better society in general. That being said lets get onto my first post…….

Some time ago on our radio show Live in the Vocal Booth with BKS1 radio we discussed gun control or lack of gun control. Due to the tragic circumstances that surrounded the loss of a friend to the show, we felt it necessary to bring this issue to light. During the discussion it seemed as though rap music was brought up by a few different participants. Here is my take on that.

I wouldn’t necessarily blame it on rap music on a whole. I would say it has more to do with the lack of variety in hip hop. Be more creative in your song writing and story telling. Back in the day there was a large variety of rap going on from Public Enemy to Kwame. Now a days everyone just wants to be harder than the next and thinks it’s cool to be the thug/gangster who doesn’t care about the next man. That in their eyes makes them the “man”. What the youth who look up to these artists see is a person who has all they want to have, i.e. cars, house, women. So to them they think this is what they need to do to get to that position. You can try to use the old saying “don’t do as I do, do as I say” but that doesn’t hold water to a young person. To them you did it and you made it so they have no reason to think that they can’t do the same thing. Artists and entertainers really need to take into account that it’s not always what you say but what you portray that is the most influential. They cannot keep running around here and glamorizing the gang life and drug game, when they are multi millionaires and do not live in the same environments that these issues are prevalent anymore. It’s easy to shout and start an uproar and then go “up in the hills” away from the problem.

Now I understand that the point will be brought up that this is what the rappers know from their experience. So this is what they talk about. Yada, Yada, Yada…I am fine with that and believe a person has the right to tell a story based on their personal experiences either from what they have done or seen. My only issue is that both sides of the coin are not being shown. Show the down side and the pitfalls of that life. Let them know and visually show then that if you choose to go this route and be that dude you are more than likely not going to make it out of the life a free man or even alive. Tell them the truth every rapper wasn’t the man on his block and he wasn’t the kingpin. To people that really know the game they know that it doesn’t add up. But to an influential mind they grab a hold and believe every word that comes out of these artists mouth.


I think it’s a reflection on society on a whole, the rise in gun violence. If you look at the movies, music and video games they are all trending towards more blood and gore. Taking all these things into account, I believe it leads to a very indifferent feeling among people and the lack of caring for one another.

The ways to counteract these forces is to have a stronger family core at home. I don’t want to hear that there are single parent households. That should not effect how the parent that’s in the house raising the child. They should still want to raise them with a strong set of moral, family values and respect. The problem comes in when the parent who is raising the children on their own, feels abandoned and neglected to the point of self pity. They have this woe is me attitude and fail to properly raise and supervise their kids. Always feeling like they have that crutch of oh I’m a single parent and it’s hard for me. You may need to just work a little harder, but when it comes to the development of a child is there any other option?, but to work harder. Parents need to grow up and accept the responsibility of being a parent and mentor. Too many want to be kids themselves and do what they want to do. Some parents are way to selfish and that leads to the music, movies, video games and outside influences controlling their kids actions. Now I am not going to say my assessment is 100% accurate in all cases, but I would bet that in a majority of them it’s true. There will be instances where my theory will be completely wrong. But I do believe when children go astray it’s because of lack of attention, love and guidance at home first and foremost.

This leads me to my title for this piece: People influence Society as Society influences People. Before we quickly blame society for the actions of the youth, let us look in the mirror and assess how our actions influence society. Go back to the saying “Each one teach one” and our influences on society will be great and in turn societies influence on the people would be even better. Just some words to ponder…..The_Ghost_BKS1