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The King-dom

Commissioner Christine King

34 episodes

1 month ago

As the Children’s Village begins its first month of programming, I continue the conversation on safe spaces for youth with my longtime friend, Thema Campbell, founder and CEO of Girl Power Rocks. For more than two decades, Thema has worked to mentor and uplift “at-promise” girls, equipping them with the skills, support, and confidence to thrive. In this episode, Thema reflects on her upbringing in Mama Hattie’s house in Georgia, where every child had a place of belonging, and how that shaped ...

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As the Children’s Village begins its first month of programming, I continue the conversation on safe spaces for youth with my longtime friend, Thema Campbell, founder and CEO of Girl Power Rocks. For more than two decades, Thema has worked to mentor and uplift “at-promise” girls, equipping them with the skills, support, and confidence to thrive. In this episode, Thema reflects on her upbringing in Mama Hattie’s house in Georgia, where every child had a place of belonging, and how that shaped ...

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The King-dom

The Voice of Thema Campbell

As the Children’s Village begins its first month of programming, I continue the conversation on safe spaces for youth with my longtime friend, Thema Campbell, founder and CEO of Girl Power Rocks. For more than two decades, Thema has worked to mentor and uplift “at-promise” girls, equipping them with the skills, support, and confidence to thrive. In this episode, Thema reflects on her upbringing in Mama Hattie’s house in Georgia, where every child had a place of belonging, and how that shaped ...

1 month ago

34 minutes

The King-dom

The Voice of Constance Collins

In the wake of September’s ribbon cutting for the Children’s Village, I sit down with its visionary founder, Constance Collins, who also founded Lotus House nearly two decades ago. What began as a single building in Overtown has grown into Lotus Village—the nation’s largest women’s shelter—and that now includes the newly opened Children’s Village, a separate but neighboring facility designed to support children and families with comprehensive care. Constance shares the deeply personal story o...

1 month ago

26 minutes

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The Voices of Tutu Atwell and Jarvis Brownlee Jr.

As September marks the start of a new NFL season, we sit down with two rising stars—Tutu Atwell of the Los Angeles Rams and Jarvis Brownlee Jr. of the Tennessee Titans—for an inspiring conversation about resilience, faith, giving back, and staying grounded. Both Miami natives share how their roots, inner strength, and commitment to community continue to shape their journey—on and off the field. They open up about their goals for the season ahead, what they enjoy outside of football, and how t...

1 month ago

30 minutes

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The Voice of Trelana Haines

As we reach the middle of hurricane season, it is more important than ever to ensure our neighborhoods are safe, prepared, and resilient. That is why I am thrilled to welcome our next guest, Trelana Haines, MPA, Interim Code Compliance Director for the City of Miami. Known in the community as “Boots on the Ground,” Trelana is always on the move, responding to issues in real time and working closely with residents to make a real impact. In this episode, she shares how code compliance is not on...

2 months ago

27 minutes

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The Voice of Trina

In honor of Black Business Month coming up in August, I sat down with Liberty City’s own Trina—rap icon, entrepreneur, and changemaker—for a powerful conversation about building legacy, owning your story, and staying rooted in community. We reflect on the 25th anniversary of her album Da Baddest Bitch, how a chance moment with Trick Daddy launched her into hip-hop history, and what it has taken to thrive across decades in music and media. But what inspires me most is Trina’s dedication to giv...

4 months ago

35 minutes

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The Voice of Alonzo Mourning

In this episode, we welcome NBA legend Alonzo Mourning. While he was with the Miami Heat for a total of 26 years, I know him best as one of Miami's biggest advocates, the force behind Overtown Youth Center, and a developer of affordable housing in Overtown. On this episode, you will learn how he went from one of 49 kids in foster care to basketball player to philanthropist and what drives him to give back to youth and the community he loves so much.

5 months ago

27 minutes

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The Voices of Edson Abbott and Omar Ayala

May is recognized in Florida as Law Enforcement Appreciation Month, and with recent local celebrations, we’re taking a moment to honor those who serve. In this episode, I am joined by Sergeant at Arms Edson Abbott and Omar Ayala, two dedicated officers raised in Miami's District 5. We discuss their personal journeys, what inspired them to join law enforcement, and their efforts to encourage local youth. They also shed light on the critical role Sergeants at Arms play in supporting elected off...

5 months ago

30 minutes

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The Voices of Hezekiah Walker and Jacky Clark Chisholm

In a powerful tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we bring you a special episode taped at the Adrienne Arsht Center during our annual Reclaim the Dream event—held each year on April 4 at 6:01 p.m., the same moment Dr. King was assassinated. The event honors his enduring legacy and reminds us to continue that legacy. This year’s celebration featured soul-stirring performances from gospel greats and Grammy Award-winners Hezekiah Walker and The Clark Sisters. Join us as we sit down with Hezek...

7 months ago

32 minutes

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The Voice of Bea Hines

In honor of Women’s History Month, we welcome Bea Hines, the Miami Herald’s first African-American female journalist. With a career spanning over 50 years, Bea’s journey began at the age of six when she and her family moved to Overtown, later growing up in Liberty City. Raised during a pivotal time in Miami, she covered some of the city’s most controversial headlines. The story of her professional and personal journey will leave you in awe.

8 months ago

35 minutes

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The Voice of Dr. Dorothy Jenkins Fields

In honor of Black History Month, we welcome Dr. Dorothy Jenkins Fields who is responsible for the establishment of Miami’s Black Archives, the designation and restoration of the landmark Lyric Theater and other historic sites, the creation of the Black Heritage Trail, and the designation of the Historic Overtown Folklife Village as a National Trust “Main Street” community. She was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities for her unprecedented research and documentation of African A...

8 months ago

26 minutes

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The Voice of Tracy Wilson Mourning

We are kicking off the new year with Tracy Wilson Mourning, Miami-based philanthropist, mentor, designer, broadcast journalist, motivational speaker, author, and devoted mother. In a heartfelt conversation, we reflect on memories of our mothers and the paths that have shaped our lives. Tracy shares exciting details about the upcoming Hats Off Luncheon on April 24th, hosted by her Honey Shine foundation, a mentorship program that encourages the balance of mind, body, and soul in girls and youn...

9 months ago

27 minutes

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The Voice of Chief Manuel A. Morales

In 2023, City of Miami was ranked one of the safest cities in America. The City of Miami Police have done a phenomenal job keeping our community safe. Please welcome City of Miami Police Chief Manuel A. Morales. In a historic move, he is responsible for appointing the first black female Assistant Chief, Cherise Gause. We also discuss the year-to-year decrease in homicides and gang violence as well as Chief Morales vision of law enforcement and neighborhoods working together to build safer, st...

11 months ago

35 minutes

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The Voice of Dr. Randall Thompson

On The King-dom podcast, where we talk all things Miami and all voices are heard, we like to feature local businesses doing wonderful things for the community. Today, we welcome Dr. Randall Thompson of Miami Spine Clinic, a chiropractic practice. We address common misconceptions about chiropractic care and discuss its surprising health benefits for various chronic ailments to everyday pains.

12 months ago

34 minutes

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The Voice of David Whitaker

Our Magic City is bustling with visitors from around the world, reflecting our melting pot of residents. The tourism industry in Miami is thriving, and today, we welcome Greater Miami Convention and Visitor's Bureau President & CEO David Whitaker. We explore everything Miami, from our Michelin-rated restaurants and hotels to iconic events like Art Basel Miami Beach and the upcoming FIFA 2026.

1 year ago

32 minutes

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The Voice of Twanisha “TeeTee” Terry

On this episode of The King-dom podcast, I interview Twanisha “TeeTee” Terry, Miami’s own 2024 Paris Olympic Gold Medalist. Over 500 guests joined us for a LIVE audience taping at the Historic Lyric Theater to honor our champion. We discussed her journey as an athlete born and raised in Miami who continues to give back to the community. A surprise guest made the morning even more special – stay tuned to find out who it is.

1 year ago

41 minutes

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The Voice of Larry Spring

Please welcome City of Miami's ACM/CFO Larry Spring to the September episode to discuss all things budget. Wondering how the City of Miami manages its 1.2 billion dollar budget? You'll learn how Miami staff and Commissioners work together to serve almost half a million residents and ensure budgets are properly allocated to areas most needed. You'll also learn what Mr. Spring thinks is the 'sexiest' thing in budgeting!

1 year ago

26 minutes

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The Voices of Roman Jones and Bismack Biyombo

In this August episode, join me as we dive into what makes Miami an irresistible city for living, playing, and investing. I am thrilled to have Hospitality Impresario Roman Jones and NBA player Bismack Biyombo join the conversation. Roman, son of Mick Jones, the founding member of rock band Foreigner, and owner of the local restaurant favorite Kiki on the River, shares his unique insight on Miami’s allure. Bismack Biyombo, Congolese professional basketball player for the Oklahoma City Thunder...

1 year ago

38 minutes

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The Voice of Chris Evans

Welcome to our next podcast episode celebrating Parks & Recreation Month! Join me as I sit down with Chris Evans, Director of the City of Miami Parks & Recreation Department, where we explore the vital roles of our City's green spaces, community centers, playgrounds, and award-winning pools. Managing over 500 employees, Evans ensures the city’s third-largest department continues to enrich the community through inclusivity and innovation in every public space under the department. Enjo...

1 year ago

27 minutes

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The Voice of Miami City Manager Art Noreiga

In this episode of The King-dom podcast, we welcome Miami City Manager Art Noreiga as we discuss how he manages a city and five district commissioners. With a behind the scenes look, listeners hear how having fresh ideas, innovative solutions, and meaningful relationships is the key to successfully managing a big city. Also, you’ll never guess Mr. Noreiga’s answer to my question about who, passed or currently alive, he would want to join for dinner.

1 year ago

37 minutes

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The Voice of Miami-Dade County Fire Rescue Lt. Tina Guiler

This month, we're on location again at the beautiful Adrienne Arsht Center with guest Miami-Dade County Fire Rescue Lt. Tina Guiler. In celebration of International Firefighter's Day earlier this month, we chatted about the lack of visibility and acknowledgment of women in fire rescue across the nation. Yet, in Miami-Dade County, there are 262 female firefighters, making it the number one leading department for women in fire service. Because of this notion that many people and children don't ...

1 year ago

21 minutes