Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models. Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change. Articles: Urban Blight Remediation as a Cost-Beneficial Solution to Firearm Violence 5 Brain-Informed Tips for Pandemic Decision Making

Victims to Victorious host Angell Falls recaps some of the information shared by a panelist who was part of Sunday's gun violence event in Chicago.

Chicago averages 100 shooting a weekend and V2V travels to Chicago for our FIRST live broadcast inviting the people of Chicago to make them aware of these public health issues and preventions to help cure the disease on gun violence. Victims To Victorious host Angel Fall and her panel discuss the problems and solutions to gun violence in front of a socially distanced in-studio audience at the Chicago Black Fire Brigade 8404 S Kedzie Ave, Chicago, IL 60652 The Black Talk Radio Network was established by the Black Talk Media Project in an effort to elevate often silenced Black Voices. It was ranked #1 in Black digital radio and podcasts by Feedspot in 2019 and 2020. Donate via Paypal with or without a Paypal account: https://paypal.me/BlackTalkMediaNC Check or M/O: Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly, NC 28120-0065 Cash App $BTMProject On Facebook @blacktalkmediaproject Visit: https://www.blacktalkradionetwork.com

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models. Special guest Kwabena Rasuli of Clear The Airwaves Project. Violent music lyrics increase aggressive thoughts and feelings, according to new study; Even humorous violent songs increase hostile feelings Violent song lyrics may lead to violent behavior

Review of recent podcasts on gun violence in Chicago and the recent shooting of 63 people. Please support V2V's upcoming August event.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of intracommunity gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. Sources: https://everytown.org/ https://abc7chicago.com/chicago-shoo…/…/ The Black Talk Radio Network was ranked #1 in Black digital radio and audio podcasts by Feedspot in 2019 and 2020. Donate via Paypal with or without a Paypal account: https://www.blacktalkradionetwork.com/… Check or M/O: Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly, NC 28120-0065 Cash App $BTMProject

In this episode of Victims 2 Victorious, Angel Fall examines violence during a deadly global pandemic. Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadly_force https://www.michellesphelps.com/research/police-reform https://study.com/academy/lesson/deadly-force-definition-statute-laws.html  https://abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/protests-calls-justice-rayshard-brooks-family-71286673 

In this episode of V2V, host Angel Fall's examines the most violent weekend in Chicago in 2020. 27 people were killed and at least 65 others were wounded by gun violence in Chicago's most violent weekend of the year so far, which also saw widespread protests, riots and looting throughout the city in the wake of the Minneapolis police killing of George Floyd. Read more

In this episode of Victims to Victorious, host Angel Fall delves into the data concerning the mortality rates of individuals and populations who come into contact with officers assigned to police their lives. Angel compares US police practices concerning firearms with the unarmed police in several other nations. The police are like a killer disease contributing to a shorter life span for Black men, boys and increasingly Black women, and girls in the United States. Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. Sources Police Use of Firearms by Country https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_firearm_use_by_country#:~:text=Unarmed%20police%20forces,is%20expected%20to%20merit%20it. What are the Most Popular use of Firearms by Law Enforcement https://www.criminaljusticedegreehub.com/popular-guns-for-law-enforcement/ Mapping Police Violence https://mappingpoliceviolence.org/ 20 Years After the NYPD Killing of Amadou Diallo, His Mom asks What has Changed? https://www.thecity.nyc/justice/2019/2/1/21211182/20-years-after-the-nypd-killing-of-amadou-diallo-his-mom-asks-what-s-changed

In this episode of V2V, host Angel Fall discusses the morbidity rate for African-Americans in Chicago from COVID 19 and gun violence. Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.