Voices of the Village Podcast

by Mr Country Fly

Season 10

Voices of the Village Podcast Exclusive: Attorney Robert Kenner Jr. Breaks His Silence on the Mayor Jayden Williams Case

The conversation centers on the legal and political turmoil surrounding Mayor Jaden Williams of Stockbridge, Georgia. Attorney Robert Kenner Jr. discusses the city's infighting, the mayor's suspension, and the subsequent lawsuit filed by the mayor to maintain the status quo. Kenner criticizes the city council's actions, claiming they lacked legal authority and were motivated by personal biases. He highlights the mayor's professionalism despite the challenges and the need for council and mayor cooperation. The case is set for a final hearing on August 17, with Kenner expecting the mayor to continue his duties professionally.

S10 · E96

Aug 12, 2026

1:26:58

Voices of The Village Podcast- featuring Because No Dream Is Too Small | Nana & Grumpy of Dusty Myles Dream Big Farm

The Gro0vers from Dusty Miles, Dream Big Farm, and D&S Plumbing discuss their initiative to help troubled youth. Ashley Grover shares her inspiration from her son bringing home traumatized children, leading to the creation of the farm. Danny Grover emphasizes teaching life skills like hunting, fishing, and gardening to foster a sense of responsibility. They recount success stories, such as a high school dropout who now works in construction and a former resident who owns a house. The program aims to provide a supportive environment, mentorship, and practical skills to help these youth succeed. They also highlight the challenges of funding and the importance of early intervention.

S10 · E95

Aug 5, 2026

50:41

Voices of The Village Podcast- Pamela Delancy Speaks Out: Healthcare, Immigration & The Economy | We The People

In an era where political divisions often dominate the national conversation, Pamela Delancy, Democratic candidate for Georgia's 10th Congressional District, is campaigning with a message she believes rises above party politics: "We the People." Throughout her appearance on Voices of the Village Podcast, Delancy repeatedly returned to one central belief that elected officials must remember who they serve. For Delancy, the campaign is not simply about Democrats versus Republicans. It is about restoring government to its constitutional purpose and ensuring every American has an opportunity to thrive. A Government That Serves the People During the conversation, Delancy challenged the growing wealth gap and questioned why economic growth has not translated into financial relief for everyday Americans. While corporate profits continue to rise, many families are forced to make impossible decisions between paying rent, buying groceries, filling prescriptions, or putting gas in their vehicles to get to work. She believes leadership is measured not by personal financial success but by how well leaders improve the lives of the people they represent. "Great businessmen and great leaders take care of the people they lead." For Delancy, America's strength is measured by the well-being of working families—not by stock market numbers or billion-dollar fortunes.

S10 · E94

Jul 29, 2026

39:48

Voices of The Village Podcast- It's OK to Ask for Help | Tamakio Patterson on Autism, ABA Therapy & Supporting Families

Every once in a while, you meet someone whose business is driven by purpose rather than profit. That perfectly describes Tamakio Patterson, CEO of Jewel ABA Therapy, who joined Voices of the Village Podcast to share her remarkable journey of serving children with autism and supporting families throughout Metro Atlanta. For Patterson, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is about much more than clinical treatment it's about giving children the tools they need to confidently navigate everyday life. "We pretty much get children that's on the autism spectrum prepared to live in a typical world setting. We give them the tools they need to be able to go to school and function alongside their peers."

S10 · E93

Jul 22, 2026

52:09

Voices of the Village Podcast featuring Furquan Stafford

Furquan Stafford, a candidate for state senate district 10, discusses his background in foster care, his passion for community service, and his work with the Stafford Boxing Club. The club, co-founded with his wife, uses boxing as a curriculum to engage youth, emphasizing trust, responsibility, and literacy. Stafford highlights the importance of a husband-wife partnership in the community and his wife's role as CEO. He advocates for legislative changes to improve education and address the school-to-prison pipeline, aiming to provide youth with trade skills and economic opportunities. Stafford emphasizes his non-politician status and his commitment to community development.

S10 · E92

Jul 16, 2026

1:07:21

Voices of The Village Podcast featuring Janean Armstrong- Sis, get Your Purse In Order

Janiean Armstrong, an award-winning author and financial educator, discusses the importance of financial literacy, particularly for African American women. She highlights the lack of financial education in schools and the historical barriers women faced in accessing loans. Armstrong emphasizes the need for a financial plan and vision, advocating for regular financial date nights and emergency savings. She suggests starting with small savings, such as cutting back on daily expenses like coffee, to build a financial cushion. Armstrong's book aims to guide women from financial chaos to confidence and freedom, stressing the importance of being prepared for life's unexpected events.

S10 · E91

Jun 3, 2026

47:30

Season 9

Voices of the Village Podcast featuring De'Ambreus Christian- Protecting Our Elders In A Modern Digital World

De'Ambreus Christian, founder of Wise Path Integrity Consulting, discusses her mission to protect elders from scams and fraud. With 20 years in healthcare and a transition to banking, she noticed the vulnerability of seniors to financial abuse. Dee highlights that elders are often targeted due to their lack of familiarity with modern technology and the absence of family members to guide them. She shares statistics indicating that scams are prevalent among all age groups but disproportionately affect elders. Dee advises seniors to be cautious, especially against calls claiming to be from their bank, and to verify the authenticity of such calls by using the bank's official number.

S9 · E90

May 20, 2026

36:53

Voices of The Village Podcast featuring Demetra Love Daniels- Women on a Mission: How Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Is Transforming Communities in Henry County

The conversation features a discussion about the Henry County Delta Sigma Theta Alumni Chapter's community initiatives. The chapter, founded in 2004, focuses on social action, scholarship, and service. They have expanded their reach to include Locust Grove and Hampton. Notable programs include a job fair for young men and ex-offenders, rebranded as "Built for Success," and the "Real Boys Are Readers" program, which encourages middle school boys to read and includes a keynote speaker, Hill Harper. The chapter also hosts a Junior Shark Tank event for young entrepreneurs, offering over $4,500 in awards. They partner with various local leaders and organizations to support these programs.

S9 · E89

May 13, 2026

37:50

Voices of the Village Podcast featuring Attorney Janice Alfred of South Atlanta Family Law Firm

The conversation revolves around the complexities of family law in Georgia, particularly regarding paternity and child custody. Janice Alford, an attorney specializing in family law, explains that a father can legitimize his child by marrying the mother or through a legal process called legitimation, which can also grant visitation rights, custody, and child support. She emphasizes the importance of DNA testing to ensure paternity and the non-refundable nature of child support payments. Alford shares her passion for advocating for children and protecting their rights, highlighting the challenges men face in establishing legal rights to their children. The discussion also touches on the role of police in custody disputes and the importance of legal action in family court.

S9 · E87

May 6, 2026

47:54

Voices of The Village Podcast featuring Shelia Edwards for Georgia Public Service Commission: Putting Power Back in the Hands of the People

Sheila Edwards, a candidate for Georgia's Public Service Commission, discussed the commission's failure to regulate Georgia Power effectively, leading to frequent rate increases. Edwards highlighted the monopolistic nature of Georgia Power, which manipulates rates and profits significantly, impacting vulnerable communities. She emphasized the need for affordable utilities and proposed collaborating with Alicia Johnson and Peter Hubbard to address rate increases and support marginalized communities. Edwards advocated for expanding solar energy programs and criticized the commission's decisions, such as taking land from a black family in Sparta for a private railroad. She urged voters to participate in the upcoming elections.

S9 · E86

Apr 29, 2026

39:02

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