Samantha Howell's guest appearances

Samantha Howell

Arroe Collins: Unplugged & Totally Uncut

The Social Workers Radio Talk Show

Arroe Collins Like It's Live

Elizabeth Cronin

Sharon Salzberg

Sarah Knight

Merle Haggard

Craig Wright

John Adams

Sharon Robinson

Melissa de la Cruz

Brian Skerry

Robert Beatty

Arthur Levine

Amanda Rettke

Melissa Williams

Bonnie Taub Dix

Bridget Todd

OwlTail

Samantha has been singing her entire life. She credits Miley Cyrus for inspiring her love for music and encouraging her to find value in herself and not what others think. At 13 and already independent, Samantha booked her own weekly gig at a local ice cream shop and began posting her music online. At 17, she was invited to California to make an album and spent an entire month away from home recording music. Samantha has gigged all over Virginia and recently moved to Nashville to pursue music on a bigger scale. Samantha has been able to support herself with her music, but is ready to take her career to the next level on "The Voice."

Samantha Howell FromSeason 18 Of NBC's The Voice

Samantha Howell From Season 18 Of NBC's The Voice

Samantha Howell From NBC's The Voice

The Executive Director of the National Association of Social Workers - NYS Chapter was a guest on our February 28th live show. Samantha Howell, Esq. spoke about the importance of legislative advocacy in social work. NASW-NYS is a host of Social Work Legislative Education and Advocacy Day (LEAD) which is happening in Albany on Tuesday, March 5th 2019. The goal of this event is to further social workers’ knowledge about policy issues in substantive areas of social work practice, teach participants about legislative advocacy, and provide an opportunity for social workers to lobby on behalf of specific legislation.

<p>The Executive Director of the National Association of Social Workers - NYS Chapter was a guest on our February 28th live show. Samantha Howell, Esq. spoke about the importance of legislative advocacy in social work.</p> <p>NASW-NYS is a host of Social Work Legislative Education and Advocacy Day (LEAD) which is happening in Albany on Tuesday, March 5th 2019. The goal of this event is to further social workers’ knowledge about policy issues in substantive areas of social work practice, teach participants about legislative advocacy, and provide an opportunity for social workers to lobby on behalf of specific legislation.</p>

Legislative Advocacy with Samantha Howell of NASW-NYS