Departed Musicians on NPR

Well done National Public Radio #npr

Today's tribute to Muscians who have departed in 2016 was awesome!

Starting with #Prince's "Lets Go Crazy" those words "Dearly beloved we are gathered here today...." brought back the memories of my life in 1983-84.

The segment covered a diverse genre of music created and performed by those who have moved on from this plain and made me realize why I love the Art of Music.

As I grow in my appreciation of Music as an Artform, I will continue to share the talent I see, hear and appreciate through my programs,
The Trenton 365 Show and ABRMS The Amans Brindled Regional Music Show as well as Lifestyle By Amans Brindled.

I hope you will join me on the journey to build a better community for everyone through civic engagement.

http://www.npr.org/sections/therecord/2016/12/29/507146995/when-departed-stars-become-digital-saints-on-music-and-collective-grief-in-2016

Happy Birthday "thanks"

Wow!  This outpouring of love is amazing!  Thank you all for the birthday wishes.  I have an amazing life filled with amazing people who guide me, support me, correct me and edify me. 

All of you have and continue to help me to become a better person, I thank you and I love you.

Most of you know my story and what I’ve been up to over the past several years, if not have a look at the links.

NJ.com Article

Magazine Literacy Article

Verizon Fios 1 News video

REJS Entertainment Jazz Promoters

Mercer Space Article

Princeton Comment Article

Trenton 365 Show Facebook

Trenton 365 Community Calendar

In short I have ambitious plans to build a better community for everyone.  This is not limited to where I currently reside and I have no plans for a political position. 

I firmly believe that civic engagement is critical to making this happen.  Have a look at how the NY Times defines Civic Engagement.

http://www.nytimes.com/ref/college/collegespecial2/coll_aascu_defi.html

In closing I ask you to consider your efforts in making the world a better place.  I would love to chat (preferably over a meal) about your visions and dreams, disappointments, successes and how we can partner.

Jacque Pierre Howard

609-433-0489

trenton365show@gmail.com

www.trenton365.com

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