Bob Conga To Host A New Talk/Music Radio At POWERWVSR1360.US: “Making a Difference”

Bob Conga To Host A New Talk/Music Radio Show At POWERWVSR1360.US: "Making a Difference"

Above: Bob Conga, Musician/Fashion Model on the magazine cover. 
 

Something special is happening after late lunch. USA’s, Dominican Republic’s Cuba’s, and Italy’s most listened to afternoon and into the evening music artist, Bob Conga- Gospel Fusion Show most popular featured playlist segment, Coast to Coast on the internet is captivating.      

Bob Conga is ready to share his favorite talk/music opinions with friends or like-minded people. He will soon host his own national show called “Making a Difference”.

Bob Conga will be a great “American” talk/music radio host.

In late winter 2014, Bob Conga independent music, written, played, and produced by Conga, was heard on Power wvsr1360.us online radio station on Thursday night. Bob Conga now hosts a weekly show national, show, which is brought to 190,000 listeners by Van Stone’s WVSR 1360 Premiere Radio/TV Networks.

“Bob Conga” can be heard Tuesdays on powerwvsr1360.us weekly from 4:30pm-5pm.

English/Spanish language listeners listen live and share Bob Conga’s music discussion and the essence of his understanding his topics and his thoughts about making a difference.  Conga’s music is also still a regular Tuesday on Power WVSR 1360.US’s Gospel Fusion Show with your host DJ, Van Stone.

About The “Great American Musician/Fashion Model”

Since 2002, the acclaimed voice of Bob Conga has lit-up the airwaves of AM radio in Pennsylvania.  Now, his voice will be heard over Internet Radio/AM/FM radio airwaves with many national and local, cultural music artist, authors, spin doctors and other entertainment sources resulting in one of the most listened to radio show in Yeadon/Philadelphia Pennsylvania.

Bob Conga talk/music listeners are now using Cell Phone Base FM Apps which transmits the signal from their brand cell phone to the AM/ FM car radio to tune in to the powerwvsr1360.us internet radio station.

Bob is a child educator, business entrepreneur, former drummer (conga) with the late great Grover Washington, Jr.; he was selected in 2009 as Upper Darby, Delaware County’s Outstanding Man in Child Care by the Neighborhood Interfaith Movement (NIM); in college, he lead group discussion dealing with Blacks coping with today’s crisis; he is married to Patricia A. Strother (District Leader with the Primerica Group-the Independent Financial Services marketing Organization in North America.

If you want to listen to Power WVSR 1360.US Internet Radio live on an AM/FM car radio check with your cell phone company to see who makes Tune-in AM/FM Apps devices which transmits the signal from your Phone to your AM/FM car radio or other type of radios.

Director of the Yeadon Public Library, Richard Ashby, living out his motto “Literacy and Justice for All” by Mary A. Jones ReadyWriter@MAJones.net (215) 558-8673

Director of the Yeadon Public Library, Richard Ashby, living out his motto “Literacy and Justice for All” by Mary A. Jones ReadyWriter@MAJones.net (215) 558-8673

Richard Ashby, Yeadon Public Library Director, at left,

and first in the second row. 

 

Richard Ashby, a native of New York, is an award winning librarian who started as a security guard in the very same library that challenged him through adversity to get his Master’sDegree in Library Science. He accomplished this in 2009, and is the first African American and the only male director of a library in the Delaware County.

Richard Ashby has been the director of the Yeadon Public Library for one year and a few days as of December 10, 2014. Since coming to Philadelphia from New York with his wife and son, a great deal has been accomplished as the director. I have found him to be innovative and productive – thinking outside of the box. He is a man of solutions and not one to seed into the problem.

The vision Richard has for the Yeadon Library is to expand the collection by weeding out the old; adding a new and relevant collection to the library. His vision expands beyond the library and spills over into the community, in which he gladly serves. His expectation is to meet up to,if not surpass,the libraries in the surrounding counties, through professionalism and good customer service. This means, he has a plan for his staff, which involves giving them the support and training they need to effectively serve the community at the Yeadon Library.

Mr. Ashby is clear about where the burden falls, but as he says to his staff: “treat people the way they want to be treated, not the way you want to be treated.” Whenever new management or a new administration comes into any organization, change is inevitable. Change is not always easy, but when done with wisdom, it can be profitable.

Through observation, having an ear to hear the needs of those that spend most of their time in the library and those that work for the library, he was able to see a solution to a problem. The solution was to develop an afterschool program now called Café 3. This is a 3 fold endeavor. The teens work with the staff by working with the small children. This is three generations coming together for a good cause in the community at the Yeadon Library. From 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. the teens work with the children by helping them to do their homework. At 4:30 p.m. snack is provided by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Arts and crafts are available for the children until it is time for them to go home around five. They are also looking to starting a Chess Club.

The future growth of the Yeadon Public Library is in good hands. There is much to do and with the support that he has from his staff, they shall accomplish what they have set out to do. Being a pastor and a servant of Jesus Christ, you can hear the sincerity he has for meeting the needs of the people.

It is his sincere hope more people come to the library to read, take out books, purchase movies, etc. He genuinely wants to know what the needs of the people are so that he can provide the resources.I see due season for this library and it shall thrive with a burst of education on many levels and through many avenues.Ashby is so convinced of this himself that he said: “In 2015 every teen in Yeadon will have a library card, no matter what.” This gives them access.

Up and coming events and programs: A Black History Maze in February, Entrepreneurial Training and Development for teens and adults, ESL classes, a radio show for the youth, programs for building African American families, showcasing authors each month,  etc. There is so much taking place that you must visit the Yeadon Library and make it your home.

Monday - Thursday 10:00am.-9:00pm, Fridays 10:00am.-6:00pm, Saturdays 10:00am.to 5:00pm

809 Longacre Blvd., Yeadon, PA 19150, (610) 623-4090, www.YeadonLibrary.org.