EPISODE 31: “THE GIFT OF LIFE” FEAT. MUSIC ARTIST REGGIE HALSEY AND AUTHOR HASSANA BROWN

<h1>LIVE – WED., AUGUST 18, 2021. This episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and new music from REGGIE HALSEY. He is here for the INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC HIGHLIGHT to bless us with his new single “SMILE” as well as share his amazing story of life after a major car accident. Reggie Halsey, Jr. is the son of Reginald and Felicia Halsey. One of his most precious accomplishments is being the father of his three wonderful children. Music is certainly in Reggie’s DNA coming from a long line of singers and musicians. He started at the tender age of three playing drums. Soon after he taught himself to play the keyboard and eventually was able to play seven instruments. Reggie has produced and accompanied many Grammy and Stellar nominee artists throughout his musical journey. After his tragic accident, his life changed and music began to play a different role in his life. He has now stepped back into the industry but this time in a different nature. Reggie is not only writing but performing his own music! With the power of God on his side, he is working harder than ever to share his God-given gifts and stay in the will of the Lord. His story of faith and strength will bless your heart.</h1> <h1>AND – HASSANNA BROWN here as our INSPIRATIONAL AUTHOR OF THE DAY! Hassanna Brown is not only a strong woman but she is a wife, mother, and educator. She is a native of New Jersey and took a leap of faith by coming from New Jersey to South Carolina to be educated at Columbia International University where she earned her Bachelors in Family and Church Education. Hassanna is the Founder of Soul Journey Associates and it has been in existence since June 2012. It is a consulting business that provides information and practical tools about grief, loss, and pain that has caused injured souls for decades. “Soul Journey” provides helpful skills and education, to help an individual move into understanding the source of the unresolved pain and chopping it down one step at a time to become free altogether. In reflection,