FUTURE/PAST GUESTS ON THE SHOW

In the past year The Substance of Service Show has had the opportunity to interview some of the greatest people around. These are the people who help make a difference in our everyday lives.

David "Young Flip" Rodriguez

David "Young Flip" Rodriguez was on the show to speak on Anti-Bullying and how Free-Style Running has always been a positive reenforcement to self esteem. While attending a free-style running school, David "Young Flip" Rodriguez has had the opportunity to work along side many youths and had even a greater opportunity to see them meet their challeges while avoiding the pressures of bullying. It was a great pleasure to have him on the show and even a greater pleasure getting to know him.

NJ

Paranormal

Reasearch

Organization

Team

We had the opportunity to interview one of the Co-Founders, Andy Rivera, and two of his staff while learning so much about para-normal activities. While some us in the studio were true non-believers of the other side, we sure left that day believing that there are some unknown things out there.

Rhonda "The Medium/Psyc" Berry

Rhonda "The Medium/Psyc" Berry enjoyed being on our show so much she came back a second time. While on our show, she spoke on what it was like being a medium/psycic and how was able to realize her path in helping people. During her 20 years as a psycic, Rhonda "The Medium/Psyc" Berry has gotten the chance to work with numberous paranormal organizations including the NJPRO Team. She has currently started her own website and is looking to begin her own medium/Psycic business. We here at the Substance of Service Show is looking forward to working with her in the future on some new and exciting ideas.

Peter Santiago

During our Anti-Bullying segment, Peter Santiago came on the show to speak about hoe his (back then) high school, Saint Benadicts handled bullying. As he was on the show we learned they had a serious leadership program that lead children into a path of being leaders and not victims of Bullying. While at St. Benadicts, Peter Santiago was a team leader and was able to guide his peers to a better day. Peter Santiago is currently attending St. Vincent's College in Pennslyvania.

Darvi Molina jr.

Darvi Molina jr. first came on the Substance of Service Show on Saturday April 5, 2014 with the impression to just look into the show and learn a little about media and how it all worked. Once at the studio, Darvi Jr. decided to want to become a part of The Substance of Service Show, and we made him just that. Started on Saturday March 22, 2014 Noon - 1:00 pm, The Substance of Service Show began its very own Kids Segment, The InUr Face Hour, Hosted by Mini-Host Mia Doctor, we are now proud to announce the Mini Co-Host of the Show as Darvi jr. With this new adventure, we hope to not only enlighten our listeners, but also give a new out look on Darvi jr's future plans on Media/Radio.

Fishmonger Jon Poula

Fish-Monger Jon Pouloa is an portuguese decendant who came to the United States and became a star risen fish-monger who currently works for the A&J Seabra Supermarket located in Union New Jersey. As a fishmonger, JP (better known as) was on the show to talk about the concept of cleaning fish, preparing fish, and properly cooking fish. While we all got a genuine enjoyment during his interview he proved to be a natural at what he does.

DJ Dynamite

DJ Dynamite first came into the scene as President/Founder of the New Jersey Paranormal Research Organization. After being on the show a few times, it was then we learned of his "more" normal side of life (jaja). DJ Dynamite loves his club music, along with house, and even some old music mixes. It was his first appearance on Saturday April 5, 2014 but we look to many more in the near future.

Pastor

Melonese L. Martin

Minister Melonese L. Martin is the daughter of Gary Barden and Melonese Martin. She is a native of Newark, New Jersey and the youngest of three. Raised in the Baptist faith, as a child, Minister Martin’s mother ensured that she was no stranger to the house of the Lord, the Word of God or His presence. Minister Martin is a retired veteran who served 20 years in the US Army. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Human Resource Management. She is a Sonship School of the Firstborn (SSOTF) graduate, class of 2013. She is also the owner and CEO of Jehovah Express Productions, LLC, a multi-media company, launched August 2012.In February 2009, while deployed to Kuwait, Minister Martin accepted Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Savior. God called Minister Martin to preach and teach the Gospel from the moment she accepted Him. She preached her first sermonettes in October 2009 and January 2010. It was at this point that she realized that God had placed a call on her life. She accepted her calling in 2010, licensed in 2011 and ordained in 2013.Minister Martin is a member of New Life Christian Fellowship Baptist Church (NLCFBC), located in Wahiawa, Hawaii, where she is under the watchful eye of Senior Pastor Trey R. Harris and Co-Pastor Evangelist LoNika A. Harris. During her time at NLCFBC, she has served as Administrative Pastor, Armor Bearer to the Co-Pastor /1st Lady, Adult Sunday School and Bible Study instructor, and the auxiliary leader for the Media, Youth and Single’s Ministries. Minister Martin relocated to Newark, New Jersey in January 2014 and is excited about God’s new assignment in the next season of her life. She has a heart for people and enjoys spending her time-sharing the Word of God with others.

New Jersey's

Vietnam Veterans

of

America

NEW JERSEY

STATE COUNCIL

From Left to Right: Carl, John, Jim, & Artie (Blank Man)

Founded in 1978, Vietnam Veterans of America is the only national Vietnam veterans organization congressionally chartered and exclusively dedicated to Vietnam-era veterans and their families. VVA is organized as a not-for-profit corporation and is tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(19) of the Internal Revenue Service Code

VVA'S FOUNDING PRINCIPLE
"Never again will one generation of veterans abandon another."

GOALS
VVA's goals are to promote and support the full range of issues important to Vietnam veterans, to create a new identity for this generation of veterans, and to change public perception of Vietnam veterans.

ORGANIZATION

Over 70,000 individual members
48 state councils
650 local chapters

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Aggressively advocate on issues important to veterans
Seek full access to quality health care for veterans
Identify the full range of disabling injuries and illnesses incurred during military service
Hold government agencies accountable for following laws mandating veterans health care
Create a positive public perception of Vietnam veterans
Seek the fullest possible accounting of America's POW/MIAs
Support the next generation of America's war veterans
Serve our communities.

SPECIAL THANKS TO THESE MEN for not only coming out to The Substance of Service Show & allowing us to get the chance to learn about the Vietnam War, what they encountered while serving there, but also the opportunity to get to know them not only professionally but also personally.

We also give these true "AMERICAN LEGENDS" the full respect, love, honor, and above all else our support that they deserve for sacrificing their youth, families, and time for our freedom. Let us give it up for Carl (President), John (NJ State SGT. -At- Arms), Jim, & my buddy Artie (Vice-President) of Chapter 779.

Many Thanks for their own support towards our causes and purpose.

From Left to Right: Mrs. Cammille Shell, Mrs. Vanessa Martin & Mrs. Deborah Daids

Freedom Rings House of Refuge

&

Healing & Helping Women in Our Communities with Health Awareness

The Freedom Rings House of Refuge is a NON-PROFIT organization that aims to provide safe and confidential resource programs that will provide prevention and intervention tools to enrich the lives of others and help put an end to this epidemic.

As President/Founder Mrs. Cammille Shell aims through her faith and love in CHRIST to be an advocate and voice for those who cannot speak and with such an ability as well as blessing to do so she aims to break the cycle of domestic violence (physical/emotional/mental/financal/verbal/sexal) in all forms of relationships within all age groups (starting with our youths) and this is because EVERYONE has a right to be SAFE and set FREE from ALL forms of DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

The President/Founder believes that not only does the victim need help but also the abuser needs the same amount of help and assistance as the victim themselves.

The Freedom Rings House of Refuge services include but are not limited to the following services:

Individual/Group Counciling (Women/Men Seperatly)

Case Management

Legal/Court Advocacy

Child/Teen Advocacy

Meals

Creative Art Therapy (through art/drama/plays/dance/music with both the use of Adult/Teen Participation)

Child Care

Batter Intervention

Life Skills Workshops

Financial Planning Workshops

Employment Training (Resume Building/GED Programs/Mock Interviews & Much More)

ESL Classes (One Stop Centers)

Non-Residential Counciling Program (Confidential Day Resource Centers)

PALS (A Child's Review, Peace: A Learned Solution - Ages 4 - 12)

Emergency Shelter

Supportive Transional Housing (Women/Men Seperatly)

Enriched Programs for Youth and Teens

Seminars/Workshops (Defines Demostic Violence, The Preventatives, Safety Planning, and much more)

Presentations (Schools/Employers/Suvivors/Etc. Etc.)

Networking and Funraising Events

The Healing and Helping Women in Our Communities with Health Awareness

Deborah Daids is the Founder and CEO of Healing and Helping Women in Our Communities with Health Awareness, established May 1, 2009. Deborah an Advocate, Health Educator and devotee of quality healthcare for over 35 years is today's voice of help. Deborah provides Lifestyle Changes, Resource Services and Community Seminars.

Deborah rapidly began the necessary steps to form 501c(3) organization to bring aid to people. Deborah Daids and her dynamic volunteer staff are committed and we will offer support to bring the community back together. The teams's mission driven to empower Women to be pro=active not re-active.

For too long, the lack of knowledge has been a stronghold and a major obstacle preventing changes in our communities and personal lives, and focus on better health.

So today, Deborah Daids takes a firm stand to promote health awareness and wellness and offer support to women.

Mrs. Vanessa Martin may not be a President or Founder of any particular organization but she sure loves to support and volunteer her times for those looking to help in all areas of our communities. Mrs. Martin was not only a true suvivor of Domistic Violence but also a loving wife for some years, loving mother for just as long, and most importantly a true supporter for her daughter Mrs. Cammille Shell's vision in helping those in need.

**** To contact either or both organizations please contact us at Calderoncharitiesofamerica@gmail.com and we would be honored to connect you to either organization ****

RICKY JARMAN

With a world of talent and big dreams, belongs to a new breed of artists who know no creative boundaries. Within his contagious array of unique ability, Jarman has managed to boldly rattle ground throughout the south-eastern United States.

Jarman first broke out in the entertainment industry (in 2006) when he was being sought after both by Lou Pearlman of Transcontinental Records (responsible for signing N’sync, Backstreet boys, and Britney Spears) and Christian Dio of Caliber Records (who has done remixes Michael Jackson and Mary J. Blige) for a spot in the mix of their projects they were both working on separately. After much prayer he
decided to work with Dio of Caliber Records in a boy band called UNITED. Through that time he was able to meet and work with people such as Andrea Martin (song writer/voice coach who has worked with Whitney Houston and Mariah Cary) and Glenn Douglas Packard (one of Britney Spear’s choreographers). Even though the boy band project folded due to some personal choices of some of the band members, his career continued to rise, with breakthrough performances that have broke down barriers for small-town boys everywhere.

Jarman IS the full package; with song writing abilities, vocal range, hip hop dance moves, and stage presence that is sure to be an eye catcher. He continues to accomplish what the entertainment industry throws at him. He has successfully pushed his dent into the entertainment industry, inspiring noise on many levels. Recently in 2012, Ricky had the honors of opening up for, Grammy nominee, J. Cole on his college wide tour AND is getting Radio Buzz in the southeast. In 2012 he appeared as a R&B nominee in the 2012 Carolina Music Awards. In early 2013 he released his first official single, “Do It” on Itunes, which aired on Bob 93.3 (Top 40 Radio) and 100.7 The MIX (Top 40). Since that moment his music has had a snow ball effect. The music video for “Do It”, along with “Mi Amore” and “Make It Happen” were shot by Devin Johnson, and is currently available on many platforms including Vevo and mtv.com. (Devin’s credits include the “Bands A Make Her Dance” music video by Juicy J, BET interviews, Mc Donald’s commercials, and “Ali Bomaye” by The Game). Most recently Ricky’s “Make It Happen” music video appeared on MTV-U; and he also was able to grace the stage and perform in the 2014 Canadian Music Festival in Toronto.

David Linton, former Senior Vice President of R&B Promotions/Marketing at Capitol Records, says, " Ricky Jarman, if you don’t know the name you will. This young man from North Carolina has been paying his dues and putting down some smooth sounds. His tenacity and penchant for success will pay off. His work ethic reminds me of a young artists I worked with during my days as VP R&B Promotions at Clive Davis’ Capitol Records, that artists name is Usher. Just as young Usher, Ricky works hard to perfect his craft and just like Usher when his moment comes he’ll be ready.” Whatever it is required, Ricky Jarman creates it & makes things happen, giving proof to the dream that living what you love can become a reality. (www.officialrickyjay.com)

Songs:

1.   Do It- https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/do-it-single/id590959195

2.   Mi Amore- https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/mi-amore-feat.-b.o.t.h.-single/id659219918

3.   Make It Happen- https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/make-it-happen-feat.-package/id741336013

4.   Do It (Mash-up Remix)- https://soundcloud.com/ricky-jay123/do-it-mashup-remix

5.   “Mi Amore” (Unofficial Remix)- http://www.mtv.com/artists/ricky-jay/

Videos:

“Make it Happen” (VEVO)- http://www.vevo.com/watch/ricky-jarman/make-it-happen/QMGR31302404

“Mi Amore”- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U38pP-aINak

“Do IT” Official Music Video- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zId4rA_KPI&list=UUEA3yYvtDbkVmQU-sqIiieg&index=2

Live Performance for Brooklyn Fashion Week- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xstNPCYXgIo

Live Performance at Hooligans: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8YzVoZogVM&feature=c4-overview&list=UU49DRXno4-b8FekDmIgsi1Q

Live performance at The Canadian Music Festival: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0nkmtTUT78

Facebook Fan page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ricky-Jarman/372984477527

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=175169089&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile

Twitter: @RickyJarman1

Instagram: @officialrickyjarman

Theresa Nance is an ordained minister and pastor of The Theresa Nance Ministries, Inc., an outreach ministry. She also is senior pastor of The Church by the Side of the Road, located in the city of Passaic, NJ, with a fledgling outreach ministry in the Township of Willingboro, NJ.

Rev. Nance is a former columnist at “The Herald News,” and currently writes a column for The Positive Community and The Christian Observer.

She was the first woman to head the Chief Chaplaincy position at the Passaic County Jail, in the city of Paterson, NJ., and from that experience established an outreach support system for women released from the penal system.

An adjunct professor at Passaic County Community College, the mother of two children and the grandmother of a darling little girl, has been a social activist for more than 30 years.

In the 1990s, Rev. Nance entered a nationwide contest sponsored by “The Chicago Sun-Times” to replace well-known advice columnist Ann Landers and was one of 22 finalists in a field of 12,000.

She produced a documentary titled, “A Story Seldom Told,” in 2000, depicting the lives of a group of women housed at the Passaic County Jail. Excerpts were shown on “The 700 Club.” And, Rev. Nance was profiled in “The Record” and “The New Jersey Edition of “The New York Times” regarding the film.

“A Story Seldom Told” was shown at the African Diaspora New York Film Festival and another film festival sponsored by The New York chapter of The Links.

She, and two women from that documentary, have made presentations to audiences at Sarah Lawrence College, the Felician College, Montclair State University, and also on local cable television channels.

Rev. Nance is the former coordinator of a mentoring program for the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention out of Washington, D.C.

Her future desire is to produce a film on the life of Academy Award winner Hattie McDaniel, the first African-American to win a supporting actress Oscar for the film, “Gone With The Wind.”

Rev. Nance and her congregation adopted a group home inundated with African American teenage boys as a way of trying to stem the psychological and emotional damage inflicted upon these youngsters.

She has been the recipient of numerous awards and citations and is grateful that she can serve God by serving His people.