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Tony's Trippin' on Star 94.5

Tony's Trippin' 2.19.25

Check out Tony Sco and his Random Thoughts on this Wednesday. He discusses kids, taxes and much more!

February 19, 2025

Tony's Trippin' 2.18.25

This Tuesday Tony Sco tells us his Top 5 insults you can use for somebody you don't like!

February 18, 2025

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Check out Tony Sco on a "Maybe it's Me Monday" as he talks about using coupons, self-checkouts and much more!

February 17, 2025

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Monica May's Point Of View

Every Sunday morning, 'Monica May's Point Of View' will feature conversations built on hot topics and issues concerning African Americans. Local and national guests will share their points of view as well.

TIGER PRIDE CELEBRATION For JONES H.S. & THE PASSING OF STATE SENATOR GERALDINE THOMPSON

Sonya Hill, the Co-Chair of The Unity Celebration which is the annual event of Jones H. S. shared the itinerary for the weekend that brings graduates back to fellowship. More information can be found on the Jones H.S. Facebook page and Eventbrite. Other graduates who shared their stories of the school's pride as well as heartfelt memories of the late, great historian and State Senator Geraldine Thompson included: Grammy Award Conductor Dr. Jeffery Redding, Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings, District 6 City Commissioner Bakari Burns, Orange County School Board Member Vicki Felder and Florida State Representative LaVon Bracy-Davis

February 16, 2025

NATIONAL BLACK HIV AWARENESS DAY – STATS FOR ORANGE COUNTY/THE CELEBRATION OF LOVE THROUGH GALENTINE’S, VALENTINES OR SINGLES AWARENESS DAY/TURNING A DREAM INTO A REALITY

HIV/AIDS Research in Orange County Since 1996 we have acknowledged the disparity in HIV Awareness and Treatment during National Black HIV Awareness Day. Dr. Andrea Dunn, Executive Director of Let’s BeeHIVE (HIV educated) and a team of black female researchers received a grant from the Robert Wood Foundation to study stigma in HIV and preventive wellness. They presented their findings at a 2-day symposium and unpacked the results. This conversation is just a snippet of what’s to come February 23rd on STAR 94.5 Find out more @ www.letsbeehive.org FRIENDSHIP Consultant Anika Allen shared several statistics on the importance of friendship and how isolation can cut your life span. Whether it’s platonic or romantic, there are ways to develop friendships that will last. She shared how your attitude will determine who you will attract. Connect with Ms. Allen at www.Fivestarfriendships.org Justin Storey picked up a camera in Middle School, got his first wedding photography opportunity at the age of 14, did a professional shoot later on and developed his company after that. JStorey Media trains young entrepreneurs and other creatives on following their dreams. His next workshop will help creatives in all phases of media connect and put their ideas together. Learn more at www.creatorsescape.com and to connect with Justin visit justin@jstoreymedia.com

February 9, 2025

1st SUNDAY OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH – Filmmaker RaMell Ross, “The Nickel Boys,”, Congressman Maxwell Frost and Retired Pepsi CEO and Author, Derek Lewis

Hollywood filmmaker RaMell Ross shared background information about the making of his Oscar nominated documentary, “The Nickel Boys.” Adapted from the book written by Colson Whitehead, it is the true story of the Dozier School a boy's reformatory in the Panhandle. The juvenile reform school was a target of frequent state and federal investigations that were largely ineffective. It was later found that between 1914 and 1973 at least ninety-six boys died at the camp. Ross, a standout basketball player was injured and found his true love was photography. He is now a professor at an Ivy League school and will continue to tell stories through his own lens. Connect @ramellross Congressman Frost, the youngest to be elected – is the first Gen Z member now in his 2nd term. Our conversation on the federal cuts enacted by the current President has put the nation and our state on guard. Frost wants us to, “Be aware this is only the beginning, but we can make it through!” The survival plan is to stay informed, be aware of all elections – there are 2- and 4-year terms plus special elections coming up for Governor in two states. Stay on top of the first 100 days in office and connect with your elected officials. Connect at https://frost.house.gov/contac Derek Lewis who retired from Pepsi CEO after 35 years, was the highest-ranking black executive in the company’s history. An HBCU grad, Lewis was being considered by Pepsi as well as the CIA. His choice for corporate life served him well, even coming from less than humble beginnings. Born in D.C. he had to steer himself toward success – his book Survive + Advance is a blueprint for those coming up in the streets, trying to survive in corporate America or trying to figure life out. Connect @realdereklewis

February 2, 2025

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