Bonnie Cannon's guest appearances

Bonnie Cannon

Sundays On The East End

Who’s Here in the Hamptons

Heart of the East End

James Banks

Marissa Bridge

Amy Zerner

Judy Carmichael

Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan

Nicole Delma

Bob DeLuca

ANDREA GROVER

Shane Weeks

Kate Mueth

Minerva Perez

David Falkowski

Scott Bluedorn

Chris Hunt

Julie Andrews

OwlTail

Angelique Kidjo

Angelique Kidjo, Yemandja Global human rights super star and four-time Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo talks about how hearing Jimi Hendrix led to her understanding of an African American and the concept of slavery as a nine-year-old in Benin, as well as the imminent world-wide premiere of Yemandja, which was written by her daughter and weaves the story of slavery in their home country during the 1800s with that of the present using the water deity of mothers, fertility and soulmates as a guide.Bonnie Cannon, Monday Meditation underwritten by Monk Music StudiosBonnie Cannon is the Executive Director of The Center and a formidable local figure in black history herself. She speaks about how the littles, middles, and teens of the Bridgehampton Child Care &amp; Recreation Center celebrated Black History Month during February before educating listeners about the intense career-making training programs that are making an immense difference in the lives of many local youth in marginalized communities.

Angelique Kidjo, Yemandja Global human rights super star and four-time Grammy winner <a href="http://www.kidjo.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Angelique Kidjo </a>talks about how hearing Jimi Hendrix led to her understanding of an African American and the concept of slavery as a nine-year-old in Benin, as well as the imminent world-wide premiere of Yemandja, which was written by her daughter and weaves the story of slavery in their home country during the 1800s with that of the present using the water deity of mothers, fertility and soulmates as a guide.Bonnie Cannon, Monday Meditation underwritten by Monk Music StudiosBonnie Cannon is the Executive Director of The Center and a formidable local figure in black history herself. She speaks about how the littles, middles, and teens of the <a href="https://www.bhccrc.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Bridgehampton Child Care &amp; Recreation Center</a> celebrated Black History Month during February before educating listeners about the intense career-making training programs that are making an immense difference in the lives of many local youth in marginalized communities.

February 28th, 2022 - Angelique Kidjo; Bonnie Cannon

Guest this week, Bonnie Michelle Cannon of the Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center,  talking about children, affordable housing, fundraising, and "The  Center" and its historical importance to the African American community.

Guest this week, Bonnie Michelle Cannon of the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/bhccrc/?__tn__=K-R&amp;eid=ARDBO2pJYNl1VugyLR9RByhvYyusGmAOlEU2jdDq6iTRdtDZFjn4fLlK0u6vFcbsVnaJlKkVkfNLNOLo&amp;fref=mentions&amp;__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCazSK8yOOPSajoFvY4yW0P7t1jhtd1pePc92VBqLbEvFeRXNgxZaajmW1ApnU2QJiyRPcYZvm67FO4uZ-S-bKeSTzycT6mZfs-HiSLeFF5mDLcwgYvKsmq4gLTikF6ZyZbmAH8IT-Uy3Wi88n24zbVmXmEUWvy8hLILB1fy59es73kvfxsZH-HDXtEqIyGpb0RhfPdHdf_lPRbJ4MrM01G7YPjM18_z1FvBmb20qVuLuPXEmeLyynKkEJk5yqmEPaqrSMaXyIYY5paiwZTJs1d-hCQWF4_K8yp3rUHBl0EkNG97auS_2u3DddHPfK0pnwpBi3-yvwZnsQny_s1--Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center</a>,  talking about children, affordable housing, fundraising, and "The  Center" and its historical importance to the African American community.

WPPB | Guest Bonnie Cannon of the Bridgehampton Child Care & Recreational Center. | 05/05/2019