Noneillah Show Podcast

Dawn Airhart Witte, Loving Mom, Entrepreneur, Author, International Speaker, Humanitarian, Certified Life Coach, and Founder of the Desire to Inspire Foundation, whose mission is to connect with communities around the world to break cycles of extreme poverty. Dawn Airhart Witte is the founder of the Desire to Inspire Foundation, which is supporting impoverished children in Uganda, Kenya, and beyond. Witte introduced The Be Line Products to bring love and creativity to the world.

Brian Leslie is a nationally recognized coercive interrogation & interview techniques expert, with over 14 years of previous law enforcement experience which includes major case investigation and specialized training, as well as a term serving as Chief of Police. Throughout Mr. Leslie’s law enforcement career, he has conducted over 2000 interviews with witnesses / victims including interrogations. He is regularly retained to examine interrogations for coercive techniques that were used by law enforcement as well as examine the contents of written, video and audio witness / victim interviews, suspect interviews and interrogations (audio, video and written transcripts) that were conducted by law enforcement and  forensic interviews conducted by child protection service agencies in both the United States and Canada. Mr. Leslie has testified and been qualified as an expert in Federal, State and Military Courts throughout the United States.

National Outreach Liaison - FHE Health - Shatterproof for First Responders / CJEvolution Podcast🎙/ Retired Law Enforcement / Author 📖 / Coach & Educator /

Todd Barretta, NJ Transit's chief compliance officer who was hired in April and fired in August, said mismanagement at the agency is "fueled by ignorance, arrogance, hypocrisy, incompetence, patronage, and corruption." under the former Governor Christ Christine administration. A compliance officer fired by NJ Transit says there are "dozens" of safety violations that still exist months after he was dismissed and continue under new Governor Phil Murphy. 

NJ Transit lawyers and the company will do anything to silence their victims or speak out about their corruption. Moreover, the increasing deaths were caused by their so-called processional bus drivers, train engineers, and their subcontracted bus company Coach USA transportation. Every week there is a pedestrian killed by NJ Transit bus drivers, train engineers. and their subcontracted bus company Coach USA bus drivers. 

He blew the whistle on NJ Transit. He paid for it with his career. It's a shame that an honest man who cares about human lives and safety gets punished. 

The bus companies, former governor Chris Christie and now Governor Phil Murphy only care about profits, not human safeties in the New Jersey community.

 Does it matter if a Democratic or a Republicans' in officer?

Episode 20 The Noneillah Talk Show Covid/Corona Virus quarantine edition on Zoom.  Noneillah talk show guest Sterling promotes his book about growing up  gay and being apart of the LGBTQ community.  Injustice of Afro-American men and women being slaughtered and slain by LGBT community people. I will love you to be a guest on our Zoom interview, so your voice can be a pillar of social injustice in the world. We must let our voices be heard. I wanted to know what times worked best with you to schedule it and create social media promotion for it. Also, if you could send us a picture of yourself to use for our flyer for promotion, that would be amazing.     

 M. Sterling Cruze  (He/Him/His)       

Author / Actor / Producer / Writer             

The Diary     

Chicago, IL 60610     

sterlingcruze.com

Epis0de 17 This is an unedited version.   The Noneillah Talk Show is aired at home due to the COVID19 quarantine. Instead of Princeton Community Television. We are carrying out the social distance policy.  Please stay safe, wear your face mask, practice social distance, and wash your hands.   In 2002, I was the successful bidder to evaluate every school district in the State of WV to see if they had implemented the State mandate that every school have a character education program. Based on interviews of students and teachers, I found that there were four major problems: 1) poor interpersonal communications, 2) conflicts what were not dealt with, 3) the way power was used to control others, and 4) poor human relations. We can talk about any of those topics or on another note, how about discussing how POTUS uses the nine forms of power to MAGA? I am an entertainer of sorts, having to deal with students, teachers, school administrators, and parents for over 50 years.

Halga's pointer view of what is the true meaning on Christianity. 

Remembering the Victims Who Life Was Removed off this earth in vain by Transit and 5 steps of Grief Remember, grieving is a personal process that has no time limit, nor one “right” way to do it. The 5 stages of grief and loss are:

1. Denial and isolation; o The first reaction to learning about the terminal illness, loss, or death of a cherished loved one is to deny the reality of the situation.  o “This isn’t happening, this can’t be happening,” people often think.  2. Anger o As the masking effects of denial and isolation begin to wear, reality and its pain re-emerge. o We are not ready.  o The intense emotion is deflected from our vulnerable core, redirected and expressed instead as anger.  o The anger may be aimed at inanimate objects, complete strangers, friends or family.  o Anger may be directed at our dying or deceased loved one.  o Rationally, we know the person is not to be blamed.  o Emotionally, however, we may resent the person for causing us pain or for leaving us.  o We feel guilty for being angry, and this makes us angrier.  3. Bargaining o The normal reaction to feelings of helplessness and vulnerability is often a need to regain control through a series of “If only” statements, such as:  o If only we had sought medical attention sooner…  o If only we got a second opinion from another doctor…  o If only we had tried to be a better person toward them…  o This is an attempt to bargain.  o Secretly, we may make a deal with God or our higher power in an attempt to postpone the inevitable, and the accompanying pain.  o This is a weaker line of defense to protect us from the painful reality.  o Guilt often accompanies bargaining. We start to believe there was something we could have done differently to have helped save our loved one.  4. Depression; o There are two types of depression that are associated with mourning.  o The first one is a reaction to practical implications relating to the loss.  o Sadness and regret predominate this type of depression.  o We worry about the costs and burial.  o We worry that, in our grief, we have spent less time with others that depend on us.  o This phase may be eased by simple clarification and reassurance.  o We may need a bit of helpful cooperation and a few kind words.  5. Acceptance.  o Reaching this stage of grieving is a gift not afforded to everyone.  o Death may be sudden and unexpected or we may never see beyond our anger or denial.  o It is not necessarily a mark of bravery to resist the inevitable and to deny ourselves the opportunity to make our peace.

NJ Transit/Coach USA Bus Accident Statistics, Failure to Screen for Sleep Apnea Led to Recent Train/Bus Crash”   Today Guest Is Bill Weightman. Join us with Bill in today Topic about “Bus Accident Statistics, Failure to Screen for Sleep Apnea Led to Recent Train/Bus Crash” and “How to Improve Sleep Quality for Safe Bus Operation?” This video is one in a series that explains the diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea, and more. Should you want to be a part of the discussion, feel free to leave your comments and question below the comment box on today segment?

The Noneillah Talk Show Hosts Naomi, Barber  &  Sandra from the  Compassionate Friends share their story on how they coped with the loss  of their child. Along with what not to say to and not to say to a  grieving mother.  This video is helpful for bereaved parents who have experienced the  death of their child.  You will hear how three mothers have experienced  their grief — accompanying what helped them cope with their beloved  angel's demise. How they honor and keep connections to the memories of  their children?  Original airing on Princeton Cable Television in New Jersey.   The Noneillah Talk Show is in Memory of Naomi's music artist Deshon  Johnson aka Sean. 

You also can watch this podcast episode on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7wrZ2dQ4p0 

 Music by Noneillah Founder Sean Cos Mason

The Noneillah Talk Show with Althea Haynes,, discussing "What to Say or Not to Say to a Bereaved Parent/Grieving Mother.  How are you doing?  How are you doing is the worst question to ask a bereaved parent who lost their child/children?  This question put the bereaved parent in an awkward position. Yes, we all know that is a general greeting question, but if you were around that person who lost their child, you should know how they are doing. You know that bereaved parent is stricken with grief.  A None bereaved parent sees that it is an okay question to ask and do not understand why the bereaved parent gets upset. It is very ignoring, self-center, and stubborn to ask that bereaved parent that question every time you speak with them. Keep in mind the bereaved parent is not being selfish because they do not like when a person asks that question; they are hurting bad. So please do not say or ask a question that might make the bereaved person have a mental and emotional setback. Respect the grieving parent wishes by not asking a question that set them off to a suicidal state or a nervous breakdown.  The none bereaved a person think, if they keep asking the bereaved parent how are they doing, they will finally give in to that none bereaved parent world and say I am okay. A None grieved parent should not try to conform the bereaved parent into he/she feels or should feel.

The Noneillah Talk Show is in memory of music artist, Noneillah Founder, digital designer, engineer, songwriter, visual artist, a college student, and son of the hottest Naomi Johnson; Sean Cos Mason. Sean Cos Mason aka Deshon was killed by Coach USA bus driver Wilson Romain who was operating an NJ Transit bus. Romain deliberately ran over Deshon twice then dragged him 50 to 100 feet. Deshon's mother talks about New records that included eyewitness testimony. Naomi uses the power of television to tell compelling stories about NJ Transit, Coach USA, Essex County Prosecutor, Police and attorneys corruption on her son's transit demise case by Coach USA bus driver Wilson Romaine who was operating New Jersey Transit. The Noneillah show provides the most comprehensive forum on issues in the history of television. Noneillah has used the show's platform to raise awareness on the ongoing killing epidemic by NJ Transit and Coach USA bus companies.

The show wants its views to be accessible to stories dealing NJ Transit and Coach USA  bus drivers killing innocent people in vain that no other show or news talks about and give understanding to the general public by addressing important personal and social issues. Using their top-rated show as a teaching tool, Noneillah talk show host takes aim at the critical issues of our time, including the  "silent epidemics" of bullying by our justice system, transit attorneys, mental abuse by the prosecutors, fabrication, verbal attack on an innocent mother who is fighting for justice for her son Deshon killed by bus driver Wilson Romain who has a bad  driving record, violent attitude, blaming her son  for his death, and various forms of severe mental torcher by the so-called New Jersey justice system. My deepest grief as a mother and the deepest pain on the loss of Naomi's son who was a hip-hop artist/rapper.