Showing posts with label DJ's Spotlight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DJ's Spotlight. Show all posts

Thursday, December 10, 2020

Nearing The Goal

Hey there one & all DJ Dizzy here & I wanted to take the time to say that we're almost close to reaching the goal of getting Saturday Morning cartoons back on local blocks & so far one network will be doing just that, Its none other than Me TV  (For those who aren't too familiar with it its showcases shows from back in the day some of them are shows your parents used to watch,)


Its been confirmed that they'll be airing cartoons for three hours starting in next month on the second but that's just one step towards reaching the goal but we still have more to go & so far this petition has gotten a lot of signatures & has really shown a lot of interests so be sure to once again, sign, & share this petition because we're really close.


Thanks & stay awesome!


Petition · ABC: Saturday Morning Kids' Programming to Return · Change.org

Wednesday, December 9, 2020

Help support & create a prince/princess with disabilities

Hey there folks, DJ Dizzy here & right now we're taking time from the music scene to shine a light on a special cause, That of creating a new Disney princess with a disability. 

Coincidently I though to myself one night that there should be a princess with a physical handicap since  there's already princesses & princes of different ethnicities, Growing up half the princesses I watched were always fair skinned, white, Middle Eastern, French, & Chinese, & just recently they've added black, Scottish, & Latina to the roster which demonstrates how far they've really come with diversity & showing girls that no matter where you're from you can be a princess which is what I highly respect, encourage & admire.

While I have some Disney Princesses that I enjoy such as Ariel, Tiana, & Mulan, to name a few there never has been a princess who's blind, deaf, in a wheelchair or autistic in anyway & being half blind it'd be nice to have a princess who I or anyone else whose visually impaired to look up to so that's where this petition comes in,

Just recently a young girl has created a petition to create a princess with disabilities & its garnered quite a lot of signatures but you too can help by giving it a full read & of course signing & sharing it with anyone who might want to take interest because with the many diverse princesses out there we need one of our own to look up to & to the girl who was brave enough to speak out & create this petition many thanks & much love to you & here's hoping that we reach this goal of making it happen.


So have a look feel free to sign & share since its for a really good cause! Stay awesome

Petition · Disney: Create a Disney Princess with Disabilities · Change.org


Friday, November 6, 2020

Saving the music part 4: The studies of music

Part 4: The studies of music


According to articles taken from a blog through the following links studies have shown that music education can help children succeed by improving their GPA. This was proven by students from Nashville Public Schools in Nashville TN. This is also the case with disciplinary standards. Studies have also been shown to help develop & improve self confidence in children. A 16 year old  saxophonist has shown to have learned to develop talent & self confidence just through music lessons









Thursday, November 5, 2020

Save the music part 3: The main goal

Here's part 3 The goal at hand


The goal at hand is to help provide public schools by way of grants & donations to fund music programs & to gain the interest of parents, teachers, & students alike.

Sometimes the network would host concerts featuring many different artists that would perform & explain why music is important. (Sort of like a telethon.)


Sunday, October 4, 2020

Saving the music part 2: The solution at hand

Here's part 2 of Saving The music


Music programs are constantly being cut from multiple schools both high school & middle schools alike. This has been happening since the late 90s & in some cases still goes on due to lack of funding by the states or lack of interest. But it was back in the year 1999 that VH1 (That’s Video Hits One for those who don’t know) started a program to donate money to keep music programs in schools called Save The Music.