Bright Lights by Lacy Johnson

This is an episode of the Lacy Johnson Podcast with a collage of interviews and thoughts from Andrew Klavan about capitalism. #andrewklavan #lacyjohnson #TheLacyJohnsonPodcast #capitalism #americandream #interview #podcast #minneapolis

The Lacy Johnson Podcast - Does The Black Community Still Have Hope? #blackexcellence #Blackhistorymonth2024 #TheLacyJohnPodcast #newpodcast #Minneapolis

The Lacy Johnson Podcast with words from #ThomasSowell and more! #BlackHistoryMonth #Special

The Lacy Johnson Podcast - Black Conservatives Speak Out featuring views from #GlenLoury #BobWoodson #IanRowe and #ThomasSowell

The Lacy Johnson Podcast - Thoughts on Black History Month Episode

The Lacy Johnson Podcast Veterans Day Special Featuring War Vet Adam Schwarze

Pastor Latasha H. Fields is a 17-year home educator and parental rights advocate. She founded several organizations, including Christian Home Educators Support System, a homeschool co-op and microschool, EPIC Cafe (Empowering Parents Igniting Communities), and Team Illinois, a civic engagement organization located on the Southside of Chicago. She serves as the Illinois State Coordinator for ParentalRights.org, an organization dedicated to protecting parental rights. She is also recognized as a 1776 Unites Achiever, the 21st Ward Republican Committeewoman, a former candidate for Lieutenant Governor, and the recipient of the Illinois Family Institute 2021 "Voice of Truth" award for her faithfulness and efforts to rescue students from the Apostles of Wokeism in government schools. Latasha presented her testimony of perseverance to the Congressional House Committee on the Budget during the hearing titled "Poverty in America: Economic Realities of Struggling Families." In her opinion piece titled "God, Parents, and the '1619 Project'" featured in the Wall Street Journal, she provides further insight into her message of personal responsibility and self-autonomy. She has also appeared on Fox and Friends, Newsmax, C-SPAN, and various podcasts and other outlets. Latasha has been married to Ronald Fields, the pastor of Our Report Ministries & Publications, for 18 years. Together, they have four children, one of whom was homeschooled and graduated from college. They are currently homeschooling their other three children and children from their community. For more information about Latasha, please visit www.epic4change.org.

The Lacy Johnson Podcast featuring Actor James Williams.

The Lacy Johnson Podcast ft MN Star Basketball Player Steve Neal Steve talks about his life growing up in Minnesota and playing basketball for the best high school team that Minnesota has ever seen. Also, he speaks about his current lifestyle of being married, having children and working in the community to help the youth.

The Lacy Johnson Podcast ft Scott Godes of So Low Meats

Lacy Johnson sits down with Bishop Dean Nelson to talk about the facts behind Juneteenth, the holiday.

Taylore Woods of Ashtae Products return to the show for another great discussion. This conversation was very informative and motivational. Be sure to check out the video on the Youtube channel. Just search : The Lacy Johnson Podcast "The Lacy Johnson Podcast featuring Taylore Woods of Ashtae Products PART 2" #TheLacyJohnsonPodcast

#TheLacyJohnsonPodcast with special guest Joseph Paul the Owner of Joe Peezy Wear

The Lacy Johnson Podcast featuring Taylore Woods of Ashtae Products

Lacy continues his conversation with Misha Dameron!

Lacy Johnson talks about his outlook on the #TyreNichols incident and talks about some of his personal experiences with the police. Thank you for listening to the podcast. PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE TODAY! #TheLacyJohnsonPodcast

Maricela Gallarzo is a wife, mother, and businesswoman who emigrated from Mexico to Chicago in 1997 to pursue her American dream. There she met and married her husband Cef. The couple and their first child moved to Minnesota in 2000. She became a US Citizen in 2002. She and Cef currently own and operate the only Planet Smoothie in Minnesota and an office cleaning business. Government policy in response to the recent riots and pandemic contributed to a drastic loss in her customer base in downtown Minneapolis and created many obstacles to success. It has not been easy. However, her attitude, work ethic, and tenacity motivate her to work 12-hour days at her smoothie business and afterwards join her husband to help with office cleaning. According to Maricela, one of her main goals is to teach her three children that they can be anything they want to be in America…if they make good choices, set goals, work hard, and sacrifice.

May's Story... My family were among the Hmong people that fled the communist rule in Laos during the Vietnam War. After seeking refuge in the Ban Vinai refugee camp in Thailand, we emigrated to America in 1987 to a better life. We did not know what would happen to us, and we were terrified of what the future may hold. We learned about the American Dream and pursued it passionately. While I am proud of my Hmong heritage, I am equally proud to be an American. Our American Dreams are under attack by the Left. In the name of “equity”, they have diminished American values and destroyed businesses. It breaks my heart to see those dreams disappear in front of me. While not perfect, America is the best! We have come a long way in achieving opportunities for all. Everyone has the right and the chance to pursue their American Dream, whatever that dream might be. " I decided to run for Congress as a Republican to protect the dreams of each and every American."

Anthony is the founder and director of the Ngao Foundation. While they valued education, Anthony's parents had 10 children and not even enough money for food. Anthony was able to attend high school by working as a cobbler. At school, he joined Young Christian Students (YCS) becoming YCS President. After high school, Anthony began working with the Xaverian brothers coordinating programs for homeless children while studying to become a teacher. After moving to Kangemi, Anthony continued to work with homeless children and those in need. Having spent 9 years coordinating community programs, Anthony realized that he wanted to start his own organization. This is where the Ngao Foundation really began. Through recruiting like-minded, devoted people, Ngao has grown to be the organization that it is today. Anthony and his team are devoted to the Foundation’s success and work tirelessly with the communities to improve lives through community outreach, education, and empowerment building.

Roth is the founding partner of The Roth Law Firm, PLLC, a New York-based law firm that has built a strong reputation as a premier litigation boutique firm in the metropolitan area. He is regularly featured in all media, from print to television. He has recently appeared on television commenting on cases of national significance including the trials of John Edwards, Mike Tyson, Martha Stewart, and Casey Anthony. He also follows and comments on all celebrities who experience legal troubles, from, among others, Lindsay Lohan to Prince Harry and several other superstars and celebrities. He is featured on CNBC, FOX News, MSNBC, TruTV, CNN, Al Jazeera, Huff Live, The Blaze. In the print media, Mr. Roth is regularly quoted in the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, the New York Post, the New York Daily News and several other national and local newspapers and magazines. Richard made his Broadway producing debut with Gettin' The Band Back Together. In Spring 2014, he helped finance The Realistic Joneses on Broadway. An attorney in New York City who handles sophisticated entertainment, sports, securities and employment matters, Roth began theater investing in 2013 with the smash hit Kinky Boots (2013 Tony Award for Best Musical) and has continued to do so in other shows.