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Dr. Sonya Good is an Interim Chair and Professor of Chemistry at Texas Southern University(TSU) where she has been a member of the faculty since the fall 2013. Her research interests are to investigate surface properties of metallic surfaces, microelectrodes and chemically modified textiles using instrumental methods and microscopy. Dr. Good’s other research initiatives are to investigate alternative milk for the presence of toxins and best teaching practices for student learning in STEM courses at an HBCU.

Dr. Good’s most proud moment in teaching is when a group of undergraduate students collectively developed a research project while participating in the Guided Learning Project in her quantitative analysis laboratory course. This research led to a publication entitled Assessing the East Bay of Galveston Bay, Texas for Coliform Bacteria in Recreational Water in 2016. She continues to engage with undergraduates beyond the classroom by serving as Faculty Advisor for the American Chemical Society (ACS) and NOBCChE student chapters. Recently, Dr. Good saw a need and created a group, the Informative Channel for Blacks/African-Americans in STEM, on Facebook to mentor students and former students and provide support for under represented groups in STEM.

Dr. Good is a former ACS Science Coach for teachers and former Board Member of the South Union Community Development Corporation of Houston, TX. Before TSU, Dr. Good was a Board of Regent Fellow at LSU (1994-98), a post doctoral fellow at the USDA (2001-2004) and an assistant professor at Dillard University (2004-2013). She received her Bachelors of Science in Chemistry from ‘THEE I Love’ Jackson State University in 1993. Professor Good holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Louisiana State University (2001) where she was a Board of Regents Fellow and was inducted into the Phi Lambda Upsilon Honor Society. Over the years, she has participated in research, authored papers and mentored students. She is married to Marland Good and has a daughter, Madison.

Cassandra Askew, professionally known as Gena Heelz of Life In Entertainment is an Online Media, TV and Promotional Resources company. It is a small woman-led company looking to expand in business relationships. She is a member of the distinguished press and work with PR firms and a few national syndicated networks. Cassandra believes in having a great reputation, integrity and gratitude assists the entrepreneur with building better relationships with the publicists. She assists in full coverage of any event, conference, publications, online social marketing, music video rotation and commercial ad placements. 

Cassandra is a content curator, creator, the producer and editor to multiple TV episodes with “Life In Entertainment TV.” She says, “My aspirations are to expand my business and content productively and form a community home with the creative space to grow,while allowing God to continue leading me.”

About Life In Entertainment

Life In Entertainment is an online media platform established February 17, 2019. www.lifeinentertainment.com which is a new and innovative site with over 2 million in impressions internationally. Life In Entertainment TV has multiple TV shows; (one) on the XOD Network on demand streaming in over 2 billion homes. 

XOD NETWORK is available on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Smart TV, IOS and Android devices. www.xodnetwork.com

Life In Entertainment TV is on Comcast Xfinity channel 17 airing every Saturday at 6pm CST. Sponsored By Southern Style TV and the Podcast Center. Reaching 160,000 people in MS, TN and AR.

Devin Riddle was born January 17, 1981 to Ethel M. Riddle. He is a Native of Holly Springs, MS! Mr. Riddle is a graduate of Holly Springs High School Class of 1999. He also attended Mississippi State University majoring in Sports Communications. Mr. Riddle is happily married to Nashika R. Riddle, they have 3 Blessed and Amazing kids Caidyn, Dailah, and Dillon!!

While growing up as a young man in Holly Springs Mr. Riddle had the opportunity to watch and learn the value of Respect, Obedience, and Discipline from a lot of men especially his grandfather Epson “Snookie” Riddle! He worked for the Marshall County Community for several years and Devin would see how much citizens respected his grandfather and he just picked up on his actions.

Mr. Riddle gives GOD all the honor because he would never imagined he would be in the position he is today. He is the proud Owner/CEO of Doe’s Royalty LLC! When you see or hear Doe’s Royalty there are many ventures under the brand. We currently have beard and hair products, fitness programs, live talk shows and mentor programs under our brand! We are constantly looking for various opportunities to grow! Our vision is to “Create positive energy, change, and unity that will inspire and motivate all cultures!” Mr. Riddle desires to keep striving because he has an urgency to impact the lives of other people in all areas of their life!

Mr. Riddle is also a professional tax consultant with Millionaires Tax Consultants. Currently he is also employed with BNSF Railway. He also serves as Local Lodge 794 Union President.

Mr. Riddle states especially to young people “Never give up on yourself in life! Adversity brings Opportunity!!” There’s a scripture that Mr. Riddle always keeps in his heart! Job 8:7 Though your beginning was small your latter days shall be GREATER!

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Mr. Adjoka is an African activist that currently lives in Ghana. He is a Spiritual Social Worker, Humanitarian and Human Rights Advocate. Mr. Adjoka is involved in community and youth development and currently working on the Ubuntu Meditation Retreat. Mr. Adjoka encourages all people to assist and help where it is necessary. As he continues on a daily basis to bring a change of improvement he strives to bring awareness of where those changes are needed.

Alan and Marvin Reese has set out a personal mission to get their grandfathers name in its rightful place in history. Who is their grandfather might you ask??…the late Rev. Dr. Frederick D Reese. The man who among many achievements, signed the official letter to invite Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to Selma Alabama to assist in the voting rights efforts led by Dr. Reese and local citizens of Selma Alabama. Alan and Marvin started the Frederick D Reese foundation in 2017 and haven’t looked back since. From clothing lines to historical tours and even a self published autobiography of Dr. Reese written by himself and Ms Kathy Walters entitled “Selma’s Self Sacrifice, which depicts the unique life of Dr. Reese. Being a minister himself, like his grandfather Alan Reese has a heart for the black community and speaks soundly of past efforts and also things we can change moving forward to help our community on their podcast entitled the Lineage podcast where they discuss everything from black massacres to concrete elements of the black community. Marvin Reese who is a singer/songwriter also uses his gifts to write and record songs centered around the movement and his grandfather.”