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01/29/2011 - 10:12 a.m. (EST) -- by Mr. Marcus Girard 
With God’s help, Brother Marcus will discuss in the 2nd Half of the show why divorce is contagious and how it is spreading through our families and our communities like a virus! Why do the researchers call it ‘divorce clustering’ and why do they say that a split up between immediate friends increases a person’s own chances of getting divorced by 75 per cent.” Brother Marcus will also address how many parents work to bad mouth, bash and brainwash their children against the divorced spouse. He will conclude this show talking about what is known as the Parent Alienation Syndrome.
Both you and your spouse should listen to this show together. Have your notebook and pen handy because you will need it. Brother Marcus will give you your homework assignment for this week to work on. It will be very powerful! To participate in one of the “livest” Internet Radio talk shows this Sunday January 30, 2011 at 9:00 p.m. E.S.T. simply go on the Internet a... [Read More] |
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01/28/2011 - 10:15 p.m. (EST) -- by Mr. Marcus Girard
A female pre-kindergarten teacher at Moseley Elementary School in Palatka was giving a music lesson Tuesday morning when she noticed the small, .22-caliber handgun fall out of the boy's pocket, Assistant Police Chief James Griffith said. The firearm did not go off, and no one was hurt. But the boy, along with the gun, were promptly brought to school administrators. They alerted school security and police at 9:25 a.m., having determined that there was no immediate danger to the school, which is in Palatka in northeastern Florida. <object width="416" height="374" classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" id="ep"><param name="allowfullscreen" value="true" /><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always" /><param name="wmode" value="transparent" /><param name="movie" value="http://i.cdn.turner.com/cnn/.element/apps/cvp/3.0/swf/cnn_416x234_embed.swf?context=embed&videoId=crime/2011/01/28/dnt.fl.child.drops.gun.in.class.wjxt" /><par...[Read More] |
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09/04/2008 - 5:47 p.m. (EST) -- by Mr. Marcus Girard
Never forget the price paid for where you stand today. The original resume for our people was an advertisement for our bodies to be used as the burden bearers for those who our fathers to North America in the hulls of ships. None of us has had to experience the pain of separation or live with the disgrace and humiliation that comes with not being free. When you cast your vote for who will run our country, never forget your history and keep this bill of sale in mind. When we allow ourselves to forget our not so distant past, then we are destined to repeat these actions in our future. Stand for those who came before us and those who could not stand up for themselves. VOTE! Rick Wade, African American vote director for the Obama for America presidential campaign, said that despite record numbers of voters who turned out during the presidential primaries last spring, eight million Blacks are still not registered to vote. He explained that the eight million... |
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09/03/2008 - 9:42 a.m. (EST) -- by Mr. Marcus Girard
The Black Community and Depression Peace brothers and sisters. Have you ever come across an important book that once you read through the first few pages you instinctively knew this book would be trans formative to you? Well if you have had that experience then you know what I must be feeling. For the month of September 2008, I will be discussing a book by Terrie M. Williams called, “Black Pain – It Just Looks Like We’re Not Hurting”. Although Williams is a highly successful social worker by training, and a public relations professional by trade she opens up to readers about her personal battles with depression as well as the stories of many others with readers in the book. She makes a point to let the reader know that depression isn’t something new but cultural influences shape how people of different races deal with the illness. Depression is definitely something that all Nations, races and ethni... |
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08/30/2008 - 8:03 p.m. (EST) -- by Mr. Marcus Girard
“This is the first book by Motivational Speaker and Trainer, Marcus Girard. In this book Marcus offers pearls of wisdom to young men to light the pathway towards what being a man is truly all about. Mr. Girard candidly shares his experiences of growing up on the mean streets of Brooklyn, New York and offers readers four life principles that aided him in keeping his own life on track. This book helps young men to take a hard look at the kind of men they are becoming spiritually, physically, mentally, emotionally, financially, socially and sexually. Mr. Girard hammers away at the pseudo image of manhood that negative rap music and hip hop culture offers young men in today’s times. He also aids young men by providing insight into how to choose the right friends for their journey. This book offers understanding to young men on the critical role they are expected to play in society today and in the future. Other topics covered in this book include functional illiteracy and the immeasurab... |
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08/30/2008 - 5:17 p.m. (EST) -- by Mr. Marcus Girard
Marcus Girard was born on November 15, 1972 to Joseph and Carol Girard. Marcus comes from a large family where he is the middle child of three older brothers and three younger sisters. Marcus is married to Cecelia Girard and they have six wonderful children together. As a youth, Marcus grew up in a high risk, hard core inner city environment in Brooklyn, New York. Marcus lost many of his friends to drugs, gangs, guns and violence. As a youngster, Marcus was determined that one day, he would find a way to help people overcome the negative circumstances and difficulty factors that are a natural part of everyone’s lives. Marcus attended College at the esteemed and prestigious Morehouse College. In 1994, Marcus developed a company called the Youth and Adult Intervention Services. This company now has over fifteen years experience with both Youth and Adult Leadership Development and Motivational Self—Esteem Training. Marcus has personally worked with many diverse groups of y... |
