We don't come into this world the same way. We are all children of God and different. The Master's Touch is a new book on the market about perseverance, walking pass pride, and the love and power of God. Pastor Kenneth R. Gillard shares his childhood experience and early years of being born with ADHD. He was one of the many children during that time who slipped through the educational cracks. What makes this book so powerful is the fact that he made it through with the help of the village.

Detroit is not just famous for music and art. Many actors and comedians come from the Big D as well. Today we will discuss comedy in Detroit. Many comedians have found fame in this hard profession. One has come back home from the coast. Bill Hill has been down in his career and personal life. Like a true Detroiter, he has gotten up and moved forward.

Happy to be back to work. Welcome to the Detroit Jo Podcast. The summer is a slow time for podcasting due to many reasons, but we are back. Sometimes, life really do be lifeing. To be honest, my health has been okay, but my money has been funny. And I'll be more than honest, I have been funding Detroit Jo without a sponsor, which is not the best way because one will run out of money at some point.

This will not happen to me because I will hustle like I did as a teacher. If you know of a company or business who could give me funding. Or a friend of yours who might know someone, please get in touch with me. My email is jaking1954@sbcglobal.net. Also, I'm always looking for interesting guests with an experience of strength and knowledge to share.

Two guests will be on this month and I know you'll be touched by their message. Detroit Jo signing off. Walk in Love and peace.

Did you know that you have power? You are part of the grassroots of this city, state, and country. When we come together and work as one, no one can stop us. The Davis Aerospace Technical High School is back and running. Listen to the speaker as he explains what happened to the school in the first place, and how the grassroots brought it back.

If you are like me, you shake your head when some people get away with breaking the law, due to the amount of money they have. So only some of us must follow the law? According to what we see on the National News, rich people are not like us. Our guest on this episode, can answer many questions about the law and how it relates to one's education. Wade McCree is not short on words.

Do you really know about Probate Court? Most of us don't, which is why too many of us end up in probate. I don't know about you, but I want to spend my time and money somewhere else. Vanessa Moss is back to give us knowledge on how to stay out of that courtroom.

Cass Ford is one of our most devoted and staunch radicals in Detroit. If you are a female with a union job, Cass is the one you should thank. Her hard work and unionizing made a way for all women and men in the auto plants. To this day of upheavals, she is still out protesting the bad policy making in Washington. Some people speak of history, but she is history. Get out your laptops and take notes.

Is she an artist, writer, or journalist. Ms. Oneita is all three. She is her own person doing her own thing. She will blend all three into this episode. So, get ready for a true artistic conversation.