Conversations With The Citizen

Dr. Kimberly Hollingsworth, President of Olive Harvey College of Chicago, joined us at the table to discuss available program at her campus. Check out want she had to say.

Dr. Candice Robinson of the CDPH join us today to talk about the needed vaccinations before children return to the classrooms. Dr. Robinson talked about Monkey Pox, COVID shots and overall importance of having your children properly immunized and encouraged parents to start regular bed-time partners to help make this year a successful school year when class returns.

Conversations with the Citizen welcomes Vershawn Sanders-Ward to this weeks episode. Vershawn joined us to discuss Red Clay Dance Company. Red Clay prepares for "Paint The Town Red" celebration, to celebrate their 14th year Anniversary. Vershawn calls herself a Artivism with a passion for dance. Vershawn has traveled the country performing and teaching others to the art and cultural of African Diaspora.

Conversations with the Citizen welcomes Faye Edwards, owner of Faie's Afrikan Art located in Bronzeville sits down with us to talk about the spirituality behind the fine pieces of art offered in her gallery. Faie's is located at 1005 E. 43rd Street. If you looking for art with African roots Faie's have what you need.

Shawn Michelle's Homemade Ice Cream Owners Husband and Wife Team visited us to talk about their new opening in Olympia Fields, Illinois. During our interview the Muhammad's talked about their experience of networking while growing their brand while at Timeout Market Place.

"Conversations With The Citizen", welcomes Dominique Leach owner of Lexington Betty Smokehouse. Dominique discussed with us where the restaurant got its name and that quitting was an option even after feeling she had to work hard to prove her worth to people because of her sexual preference. Dominique also shares how she started her enterprise from a Food Truck to three Brick and Mortar operations. Lexington Betty restaurant now housed in the former 111 Food Hall in the Historical Pullman District.

Alderman Pat Dowell, joined "Conversations With The Citizen" today to discuss her bid for the 1st Congressional Seat. Dowell who is experienced with a proven track record in local government already and will go to work day one. Dowell says her candidacy is intentional and she will work for the people in the 1st District when elected the First Black Women to hold that seat. Listen in the hear what she says about her qualifications.

Philanise White, joined us for Conversations With The Citizen to discuss her run for Congresswoman in the 1st Congressional District. Philanise a Republican candidate who feels she is ready for the job. A past committeemen in the 7th Ward of Chicago for 5 years, A Criminal Justice back ground with knowledge in the Healthcare System and Knowledge about what it takes to make change in the District.

1st Congressional District Candidate Charise Williams Joined "Conversations with the Citizen" to discuss her run for the soon to be vacant seat of Retiring Congressman Bobby L. Rush. Charise, a working mother and South Side native who was raised by an educator and U.S. Marine Veteran. As the elected representative for the district, Charise says she will work to bring resources to the district. She will be accountable and transparent to the people of the district. Please feel free to continue listening to Charise's plans for the district.

Jonathan Swain is a businessman and community leader who has experience in the public and private sector. He is a candidate for 1st Congressional District.