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Youth Philanthropy Committee 1st Annual
Back to School Backpack Drive
Please Donate backpacks and supplies to in-need children. They are Accepting donations until September 25th. Please drop off donations at
Youthville Detroit 7375 Woodward Avenue
Detroit MI 48202
Supplies needed:
Backpacks
Pencils
Pens
Notebooks
Loose-leaf paper
Highlighters
Pocket Folders
For More Info contact Ms. Yolanda Taylor at 313.309.1417
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2nd Annual Suicide Prevention Confrence
Saturday September 13th, 2008
8:30am-3:00pm
Schoolcraft College
Vista Tech Center
18600 Haggerty Road
Livonia, MI 48152
Register online to attend at www.vceonline.org
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NAACP Sues 12 Mortgage Companies for Race Discrimination. The suit cites a 2006 study that found African Americans are 31 to 34 percent more likely to be offered high intrest subprime loans than white borrowers with the same income level and credit score.

To Learn more about the lawsuit, the NAACP asks that you call 1-877-NAACP-98 or visit their website, naacp.org.
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The Miss Teen Detroit Pageant is back!
CLICK HERE for more info.
On Air Details & Features
Listen to The Mid day MIX with Frankie Darcell Monday-Friday 10am-3pm 

Click Here to see the Worst Drivers of 2007



Email me at frankiedarcell@clearchannel.com

Click Here to watch Frankie talk to Loretta Devine and David E. Talbert on Talk of The Town TV. Make sure you check out Talk of The Town TV Saturday at 7pm on WADL TV 38.
Click here for more clips online.
Personality Bio
Frankie Darcell is mother, lecturer, businesswoman, author, talk show host and one of metropolitan Detroit's most prominent radio personalities. She has been spokeswoman for women tackling real issues, while combining lively listener interaction along with Detroit's strongest songs, for a great ride home, when she worked for WJLB FM 98.

A graduate of Morgan State University where she earned a bachelor of arts in telecommunications, Frankie has enjoyed over a 22-year career as a radio broadcast professional. Over the years Frankie's talk show, "Talk Of The Town," has enjoyed overwhelming popularity. From "Talk Of The Town" to her current projects, Frankie's ability to address issues head on with integrity, honesty, and passion along with her no nonsense approach to serious subject matter, has made her popular with young and mature fans alike, particularly women between the aged 18-54. Her broadcast savvy has catapulted her into the forefront of women's issues, where she tackles critical topics such as empowerment, self-esteem, teen pregnancy, parenting and the challenge of personal relationships.

Launching her writing career in 1999, Frankie co-authored and released her autobiography, A Story To Tell. The limited edition book was well received by her fans, selling 1800 copies. Her second book, Conversations For Sisters Only, promises to capture an even larger following.

Frankie has evolved her radio-based "Talk Of The Town" signature format into a weekly television program on WADL called "Talk of the Town TV".

Personifying the ultimate achiever and career woman, Frankie's true commitments are to people and personal relationships. For those close to the local media icon, it is clear that with all of her awards and accomplishments, her greatest joy is being with her young daughter, Phallon.

Currently Frankie continues to do what she loves. She is a midday radio personality on Mix 92.3 while writing to inspire the women of metro Detroit, as well as hosting her television program, "Talk of the Town TV". Her influence ever growing in each case, Frankie Darcell continues to relate, inform, and educate local listeners, readers, and viewers.


Your favorite Mix Meditations and Interviews
available at all area record stores!!

What's Happening on the Mid-Day Mix with Frankie Darcell
Monday 08-18-2008 2:37pm ET

Bernie Macs Memorial Program

Click Here to view Bernie Macs Memorial Program

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Judge Rules Enough Evidence For Mayor To Stand Trial
Wayne County District Court Judge Ronald Giles ruled there is enough evidence for Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick to stand trial on felony assault charges.

Giles heard testimony from a Michigan State Detective Sgt. Twyla Powell, Investigator Joann Kinney and Investigator Brian Kinney on Friday morning in 36th District Court.The mayor's attorneys argued the two officers, Kinney and White, who said they were at Ayanna Kilpatrick's house to serve Bobby Fergusen a subpoena knew they were going to the wrong house.

 

In addition, there is evidence that shows Det. White was not under duress during the incident as he claimed, where he made obscene jokes about the situation and discussed how newsworthy it would be. Click Here to listen to the audio and vote below.


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Poll: Does Det. White sound like he is in shock?
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SURVEY
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Poll: The City Council as a whole has determined that because the Mayor has been charged he should resign, if members of council are indicted should they now resign?
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Poll: Now that there may be as many as four City Council Members Indicted by the FBI do you believe they should continue Forfeiture (removal of Mayor) proceedings against the Mayor?
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Monday 08-18-2008 12:24pm ET


Click Here to hear the exclusive interview with Senior Editor of The Michigan Chronicle Bankole Thompson talking about his charges against Political Consultant Sam Riddle.
Click Here To hear the exclusive interview Frankie had with Senator Barack Obama
Click Here to hear Frankie talk with Actress Lisa Raye
Click Here to hear the interview with singer Chrisette Michelle
Click Here to watch the video with Mos Def.
Click Here to hear the interview with Eric Benet.
Click Here to hear the very interesting interview with Erykah Badu...
Click Here to hear Frankie talk to R&B sensation Will Downing. 
Click Here to hear The Mayor's Attorney Daniel Webb with Frankie Darcell.
Click Here to hear The Mayor's Attorney Daniel Webb and the Mayor's Press Conference.
Click Here to hear Kym Worthy's Press Conference.
Click Here to hear Senator Hillary Clinton talk to Frankie on The Mid Day Mix.
 Click Here Sunday Morning Talk of The Town from March 2nd, 2008. Sam Riddle and Adolph Mongo
Click Here to listen to Sheryl Lee Ralph as she talks about being on Flavor of Love.
Click Here  Detroit Man strongly voices his opinion on the Mayor's Apology.
Eddie Levert talks with Frankie Darcell
Shawn Levert Talks about brother Gerald Levert




This is my first addition to “Frankie’s Favorite Things”… Great to have an awesome R&B sensation like Ledisi back in the Mix. She features some of my favorite artist like Rahsaan Patterson and others. Her hit "Alright" is a chart topper and is nominated for a number of awards. You have to check out her CD and my favorite song "Best Friend" (Everybody has been here in this song before...)
Click the links below to here some samples from her CD.
Click Here - "Alright"
Click Here - "Best Friend"
Click Here - "Today"
Click Here - "Get to Know You"


Rodney Stuckey
I went to the Pistons game and noticed Rodney Stuckey! He is clearly the future of the Pistons and NBA. His style is so similar to Chauncey Billups... STRONG offense and defense, but more importantly he is fine as hell! Watch out for Number 3!



Thursday 08-14-2008 1:02pm ET
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Click The Link Below to see when your High School Reunion is.



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Click Here to listen to the Montage featuring words from President
John F. Kennedy, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Barack Obama.
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If Barack Obama is elected President of The United States, he may not be the
FIRST black President. Click the link below to read more...

View PDF Document

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Contact Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Pro or Con and let him know what you think.


City of Detroit
Executive Office
Coleman A. Young Municipal Center
2 Woodward Ave., Ste. 1126
Detroit, MI 48226
(313) 224-3400


Contact the Wayne County Prosecutor Pro or Con
and let her know what you think.
Wayne County Prosecutor
Kym L. Worthy
1200 Frank Murphy
Hall of Justice
1441 St. Antoine
Detroit, MI 48226

Ph: (313)-224-5777
Fx: (313)-224-0974


Also, Contact the Detroit City Council Pro or Con and
let them know what you think as well.


Council President
Kenneth V. Cockrel Jr.
(313) 224-4505 (office)
E-mail: CockrelK.CNCL.Council@kcockrel.ci.detroit.mi.us
 
Council President Pro-Tempore 
Monica Conyers
(313) 224-4530 (office)
E-mail: ConyersM@cncl.ci.detroit.mi.us

Council Member
JoAnn Watson
(313) 224-4535 (office)
E-mail: mailto:WatsonJ_mb@cncl.ci.detroit.mi.us

Council Member
Sheila M. Cockrel
(313) 224-1337 (office)
E-mail: mailto:S-Cockrel_mb@ckrl.ci.detroit.mi.us%20

Council Member
Barbara-Rose Collins
(313) 224-1298(office)
E-mail: mailto:Collins_MB@cncl.ci.detroit.mi.us

Council Member
Kwame Kenyatta
(313) 224-1198(office)
E-mail: mailto:K-Kenyatta_MB@cncl.ci.detroit.mi.us

Council Member
Alberta Tinsley-Talabi
(313) 224-1645 (office)
E-mail: mailto:A_Talabi_mb@atwpo.ci.detroit.mi.us%20

Council Member
Martha Reeves
(313) 224-4510(office)
E-mail: mailto:m-reeves_mb@cncl.ci.detroit.mi.us

Council Member
Brenda Jones
(313) 224-1245(office)
E-mail – bjones_mb@cncl.ci.detroit.mi.us
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Listener E-Mails

I was listening to you on the radio as
usual during this time of the day. I wanted to say that I saw Dateline
last night as well and thought about how bold was the wife to enter some
else's house without knocking first. She had a lot of faith and nerve
that the lady's house she was entering was not a psycho, ghetto woman
with several guns awaiting her entry after hearing a key in her doorknob
even if she thought it could be her so-called boyfriend coming home
early. I just thought that was very bold of the wife. Also the overall
situation is crazy and the so-called hit-woman who stood her own the
entire time was superb and I commend her for going to the police with
this information let alone willing to wear a wire and camera to actual
catch this person called a man with his no good self all around. He
definitely should have got more time than 4.5- 10 years in prison. I am
not sure I would collaborate with the wife on writing a book about this
situation let alone befriend her. Now befriend the hit-woman is
something totally different she actually saved her life. So that is my
opinion on that note. Have a bless and safe week!

Love Ya,
N



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Frankie,
The actions of Councilwoman Sheila Cockrel and President Ken Cockrel yesterday was embarrassing at best! She totally disrespected the Deputy Mayor as well as the Administration and it's time for the people to say enough already. Sheila Cockrel has been carrying a deep chip on her shoulders for months now and it is coming out at that table. The Council is out of control and no City business is getting done, just arguments and settling political scores with each other the Mayor. I for one as a community leader and Pastor am tired of it and can't wait for election time. They all need to go home and sit down somewhere. Ken Cockrel is an embarrassment to every president that has sat in that chair! Both Cockrels owe the DeputyMayor and the Mayor an apology. Finally Frankie how irresponsible was it for Sheila Cockrel to bring an unsigned accusatorial letter to the council table and on the strength of a spineless letter writer halt city business.

A.J.

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Frankie,
It is a real shame when the people we have put our trust in, to run the City Government act the way they did yesterday on camera. It really makes you wonder are they fit for the responsibility they have been given. I find it very hard to believe that these are people that seem to have no self control, that have this much power over the affairs of our great city.

I was very disappointed and sad to see that yesterday. We need help.

Sincerely,
C

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