Show overview
Monica May's Point Of View has been publishing since 2022, and across the 4 years since has built a catalogue of 194 episodes. That works out to roughly 380 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run over ninety minutes — most land between 1h 58m and 2h — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Society & Culture show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 27 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Cox Media Group Orlando.
From the publisher
Every Sunday morning, 'Monica May's Point Of View' features conversations built on hot topics and issues concerning African Americans. Local and national guests will share their points of view as well.
Latest Episodes
View all 194 episodesKEEPING HBCU'S ALIVE & THRIVING/ TPS EXPLAINED/REDEMPTION HOMES FOR YOUTH
STATE PROPERTY TAXES DEFINED/FATHER'S DAY PRAYER/EQUAL GROUND'S BLACK AMERICA 250 PROJECT
PLAY "I'VE BEEN SLEEPING BUT NOW I'M WOKE,"/ BCU DAY OF GIVING/OLYMPIAN TRAINING NEXT GEN/CAREER PATHWAYS RESEARCH
WINTER PARK JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION/FORMER JONES H.S. STUDENT PERFORMS/MANAGING THE STRESS OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE EXECS
Stopping the Music to Silence the Violence
MEMORIAL DAY VETERANS' ADVOCACY/THE 34th ANNUAL SOUTHERN FRIED POETRY SLAM FESTIVAL
BLACK MENTAL HEALTH QUESTIONS - ANSWERED/ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE SOUTH/EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
MOTHER'S DAY MESSAGE 2026
6 FIGURE MINDSET/3 WAYS TO VOTE IN THIS MID-TERM ELECTION/ACLU FLORIDA
MANAGING MALE RAGE as a SHIELD AGAINST "FEMICIDE" /BEING BLACK IN CORPORATE AMERICA
INSPIRING WOMEN IN OUR COMMUNITY
FINANCIAL LITERACY MONTH/BCU PRESIDENT'S INAUGURATION/MINORITY HEALTH MONTH
RESURRECTION IN REAL LIFE-MOMENTS WHEN LIFE GIVES US ANOTHER CHANCE
With reflections from Pastor's Terence Gray of St. Mark AME Church and Sharon Riley of Agape Perfecting Praise & Worship Center, we shared real stories from our audience about getting up when life gets you down. Our discussion focused on Resurrection Beyond Religion. If you or anyone you know is dealing with depression, please contact Dr. Pernell Bush (407) 906-0139 Visit the Website http://www.nolimitempowerment.org
POLIS Institute/U.N. Decision on Transatlantic Slave Trade/S. Atlantic Regional Director AKA Sorority
Nat C. Jones is the new CEO of the POLIS Institute. They match investors with community organizations here in Orlando. They're looking for students to join their FELLOWS Program. Contact [email protected] Follow @DrJeremyLevitt for an update on the United Nations vote to recognize slavery through the transatlantic slave trade. Most nations voted favorably with 52 abstentions; The United States was one of 3 nations voting against the recognition. Tiffany Moore Russell is not only the Orange County Clerk of the Court, but the South Atlantic Regional Director of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. They have raised $2 million under her leadership and are hosting the 73rd annual conference April 1-5 in Orlando. Contact [email protected] to find out the two events the public can attend.
RAISING WOMEN WHO LEAD/VILLAGE OF LOVE - SUPPORTING THE GRIEF PROCESS
Dr. Lavon Bracy and State Senator Lavon Bracy-Davis shared a fun filled conversation about what it was like growing up in a family of community servants. They had a chance to laugh and tell behind the scenes stories that we'd never heard before. Village of Love, Inc. is an organization assisting families through the loss of a loved one through gun violence. Emily Pringle and Tuwanan Ware both lost their sons at the age of 20. They shared how VOL supports families with grief counseling, victim compensation forms, burial assistance, and more. Connect with them through www.villageofloveinc.org or call 407/309-0645
RAISING WOMEN WHO LEAD/VILLAGE OF LOVE - SUPPORTING THE GRIEF PROCESS
Dr. Lavon Bracy and State Senator Lavon Bracy-Davis shared a fun filled conversation about what it was like growing up in a family of community servants. They had a chance to laugh and tell behind the scenes stories that we'd never heard before. Village of Love, Inc. is an organization assisting families through the loss of a loved one through gun violence. Emily Pringle and Tuwanan Ware both lost their sons at the age of 20. They shared how VOL supports families with grief counseling, victim compensation forms, burial assistance, and more. Connect with them through www.villageofloveinc.org or call 407/309-0645
AMAZING WOMEN DOING PHENOMENAL THINGS IN OUR COMMUNITY
LaShea Reeves, Executive Director of 8 Cents in a Jar shared how she turned her family's lack of financial knowledge and personal tragedy shaped her own life. Today she and her team teach students how to manage money and grow dividends. She shared 3 things, the signature program "Money Expo" is April 4th, the "Youth Investment Summit" is May 29-31 in N.Y.C. and they're expanding their team, they need a math and reading tutor as well as a Financial Literacy Coach - Visit www.8cents.org to find out more In March we also acknowledge National W omen and Girls HIV Awareness and Dr. Andrea Dunn, Executive Director of Let's Bee HIVE dispelled myths to lessen the stigma of the disease. She also shared information about drugs, PrEP and PEP that can prevent the spread of the disease. Listen to her podcast on Spotify "Stinging Stigma" and connect with her @ www.letsbeehive.org
THE TRUTH ABOUT MENOPAUSE/CENTER FOR CHANGE TALKS ABOUT COLON CANCER
26 Health invites the community to a seminar on menopause, March 24th 6pm at their office 801 N. Magnolia Avenue. Physicians will be available to answer all questions. "Is it Hot in Here" is a FREE discussion . Register online at www.26health.org Center for Change is an education and resource organization that serves Orange, Osceola and Volusia counties. They provide information and testing on colon and prostate cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular, chronic pain, and more. We spoke with a 5-year colon cancer survivor, Renard Mitchell about his experience. They shared their collaboration with the Colon Cancer Coalition and the upcoming Sneaker Ball as well as the 5K "Get your Rear in Gear" run. For more info visit www.floridacenterforchange.org
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
Joann Febus, Executive Director of Dress for Success updated us on their new programs for women (and men) in search of employment. They have a 25th Anniversary drive to "Adopt a Closet" find out more 407/721-9859 Jennifer Wilcox, Executive Director of Girl Scouts of Citrus Council shared results of the study The State of the Florida Girl and invited listeners to consider having their daughters join a local troop in their area. For info to sponsor a girl email [email protected]
ELECTION PROTECTIONSTATE ATTORNEY'S OFFICESTATE LEGISLATURE UPDATE
Karen Castor Dentel, our new Orange County Supervisor of Elections, shared updated information as we prepare for the midterm elections. This election happens midway through our presidential four-year term. The following are elections happening March, August 16th and November 3rd.