Detroit Mayoral Press Conference ft Jasahn Larsosa

#JoinTheConversation as we interview Detroit Mayoral candidate Jasahn Larsosa, as well as City Council candidates Krystal Larsosa (District 1) and Joanna Underwood (District 7). Join us as we explore more about the candidates, their platforms, and how they’re working for Detroit and its residents!

The video of this episode can be found on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/k-UHi7kGOfQ or you can also find it on Facebook at: https://fb.com/gftradionetwork/videos/1091379651267822

Also catch us on Twitch.tv, YouTube Live and Facebook Live on Monday’s at 10PM EST. Replay audio will be here, and all podcast platforms (Spotify, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts and Soundcloud)! And don’t forget to Join The Conversation on our Facebook Group!

2016 Presidential Debate The Top Primary Candidates

November 7, 2015 iamsunnydLeave a comment

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBUNqqrLhwM&w=420&h=315]

Introduction of Democratic Presidential Primaries (4)

Hillary Clinton– former Secretary of State; wife of former President, Bill Clinton (finance reform; criminal justice reform; disability rights; college tuition; rural community issues; national security; LGBT equality; gun violence prevention; immigration reform)
Bernie Saunders– U.S. Senator, Former Mayor of Burlington, Vermont (income and wealth inequality; free college tuition; getting millionaires out of politics; creating decent paying jobs)
Martin O’Malley- Both a former Mayor of Baltimore, MD and Governor of the State of Maryland (free trade agreements for fair competition; financial reform; clean energy; gun reform; expand social security; criminal justice reform; debt free college; immigration reform
Lawrence Lessig– Harvard Law School Professor (wants to reduce the influence of money in politics with producing reforms that will have Congress listen to voters instead of funders; only candidate that is not a politician)

Due to the Republican Candidates List being so long, we were able to outline like we did with the Democratic Party… but in the above video we talk about the top four as it stood in the polling (eff. 11/5/15).

Introduction of Republican Presidential Primaries (15)

Jeb Bush– Former Governor of Florida
Ben Carson– Former Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Chris Christie– Current Governor of NJ
Ted Cruz– Current Texas U.S. Senator
Carly Fiorina– CEO of Hewlett-Packard
Jim Gilmore– Former Governor of Virginia, 2008 Presidential Candidate
Lindsey Graham– Current South Carolina U.S. Senator
Mike Huckabee– Former Governor of Arkansas, 2008 Presidential Candidate and Lt. Governor of Arkansas
Bobby Jindal– Current Governor of Louisiana
John Kasich– Current Governor of Ohio
George Pataki– Former Governor of NY, NY Senator and Mayor of Peekskill, NY
Rand Paul– Current Kentucky U.S. Senator
Marco Rubio– Current Florida U.S. Senator
Rick Santorum- Former U.S. Senator and 2002 Presidential Candidate
Donald Trump– CEO of The Trump Organization

Click here for the Democratic Debate Schedule

Click here for the Republican Debate Schedule

** Also next show broadcasting live is on Nov. 19th. We are asking the listeners to pick the top! You can comment below, email us: gftradioshow@gmail.com or hit up us on our FB Page!! Can’t wait to here your ideas!! **

Rock The Vote

Your Voice Counts

November 2, 2015 iamsunnydLeave a comment

So it’s that time of year where Americans can make their voices heard. I know most don’t understand the power of our vote. But we can vote for changes within our communities. A lot of us have been denied this privilege, and our ancestors fought for our rights to vote and make our voice heard. So why not vote?

In June of this year voters were asked to go to voters booth for the New Jersey primaries. Sadly New Jersey reported the lowest voter turn out in 90 years. We can not complain about the system unless we start putting the right people in office who have the voice of the public in mind. The only way the public will have a voice is by making themselves heard at the voting booth. BE HEARD AND GO VOTE.

If you have not registered to vote, check out this website by clicking here. It’s made simply by registering online. Most local agencies have the registrations cards handy.