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Rev. Jeff Brown, Founder of RECAP (Rebuilding Every Community Around Peace)
May 13, 2022
Rev. Harrison talks to Rev. Jeff Brown, Founder of RECAP (Rebuilding Every Community Around Peace) about his part in what the New York Times called "the Boston Miracle" where that city saw a decline in youth homicides from 73 murders in 1990 to none between 1995-98 and the issue of youth crime today.
Pastor Gil Monrose, President of the 67th Precinct Clergy Council
May 06, 2022
Rev. Harrison talks to Pastor Gil Monrose, President of the 67th Precinct Clergy Council , known as "The Godsquad" and a faith advisor to the mayors office in New York City, about the surging violence across the country.
Bishop Richard Willoughby & Rev Clarence Moore
April 29, 2022
Rev. Harrison talks to Bishop Richard Willoughby of the Promised Land Christian Church and Rev Clarence Moore from New Era Church in Indianapolis about crime, violence, and families.
Rick Hite, Former Indianapolis Police Chief
April 22, 2022
Rev. Harrison talks to former Indianapolis Police Chief Rick Hite about crime and violence in Indianapolis and also what's going on nationally.
REv. James W. Jackson, Pastor of Fervent Prayer Church in Indianapolis
April 15, 2022
Rev. Harrison talks to REv. James W. Jackson, pastor of Fervent Prayer Church and a leading community voice in Indianapolis about the critical issues that affect young black people.
Rev. Eugene Bailey, Co-Founder of Boston Ten Point Coalition
April 08, 2022
Rev. Harrison talks with Rev. Eugene Bailey, one of the co-founders of the Boston Ten Point Coalition which is the model for his own work in Indianapolis. They discuss strategies to reduce urban violence in Boston, Indianapolis, and across the country.
IMPD Chief, Randy Taylor & IMPD Assistant Chief, Chris Bailey
April 01, 2022
Rev. Harrison has a conversation with IMPD Chief Randy Taylor and IMPD Assistant Chief Chris Bailey about crime and violence in our communities.
Annette Johnson, Pike Township Trustee
March 25, 2022
Rev Harrison talks to Pike Township Trustee Annette Johnson about her accomplishments and what it means to be a Trustee.
Rick Snyder, Indianapolis FOP President
March 18, 2022
Rev. Harrison talks to Indianapolis F.O.P. President, Rick Snyder about the recent surge in violence in Indianapolis and the broken judicial system in the city.
Eunice Trotter, Author and Former Editor and Publisher of the Indianapolis Recorder – part 2
March 11, 2022
Rev. Harrison continues his conversation with author and former Editor and Publisher of the Indianapolis Recorder. They discuss the challenges and issues facing the black community in Indianapolis and how to move forward.
Eunice Trotter, Author and Former Editor and Publisher of the Indianapolis Recorder – part 1
March 04, 2022
Rev. Harrison talks to author and former Editor and Publisher of the Indianapolis Recorder about the history and dynamics of the black community in Indianapolis and the issues facing the community.
John Hall and Olgen Williams – part 2
March 03, 2022
Rev. Williams talks with two former Deputy Mayors of Indianapolis, John Hall and Olgen Williams. They discuss the root causes of violence in Indianapolis and some of the successful strategies that helped bring down the rate of violence in the city during their times in office.
John Hall and Olgen Williams – part 1
February 23, 2022
Rev. Williams talks with two former Deputy Mayors of Indianapolis, John Hall and Olgen Williams. They discuss the history of Indianapolis and the different approaches to violence. From gangs and the drug epidemic of the 90's to how violence is being addressed today.
Meet Rev. Charles Harrison
February 23, 2022
He's come a long way from his roots in Jeffersonville, Indiana to walking the streets of Indianapolis helping to reduce crime. Hear why he has such a passion for his work, what he thinks are the real issues, and what he thinks are some of the real solutions to the problem of crime in our cities. Meet Reverand Charles Harrison.
Welcome to Real Talk with Rev. Charles Harrison
February 23, 2022
Real Talk with Rev. Charles Harrison, brings Real Talk about Real Issues that affect our communities in Indianapolis and across the nation, seeking Real Solutions. Rev. Harrison sparks the conversations that cover poverty, education, violence, drug use, racial inequality, and systemic racism. Rev. Harrison welcomes fellow community leaders, advocates, politicians, educators, and friends to engage in Real Talk for Real Change.
