Leo Brown| Psychic Medium| Speaker

What I am about to talk about is a subject that has been on my mind for a long time. Now I may offend some but oh,well. In my mind if you offend someone it usually means three things are happening, You're doing something wrong, right or you're telling the truth. What I am about to write is truth not just my truth but the truth of many of my friends and fellow colleagues. What I'm going to talk about is the lack of diversity when it comes to well known psychics and the lack of people of color in the mainstream, If you look at the history of well known or "celebrity" psychics they usually have two things in common. No, make that four things. They're women and not that I have anything against women. I absolutely love and honor women and all that they are.   They're old. Now, before I go further let me say that becoming older is something that should be celebrated and not looked down on. For it's something that is denied to many.  They always

Picture it. You've got a crisis in your love life, career or spiritually you feel stuck. You've called your friends, you've talked with your parents and you've meditated until your third eye has popped out. What do you do? Call or go see a psychic! You make your appointment or you call the many hotlines that are seen on late night television. You get your reading and you're told that everything that you've been dealing with is going to work out for the best. You either leave the psychic's business or hang up the phone feeling elated and going on about your week, month, day or year. However, what  happens when the predictions that the psychic of your choice sees, feels or hears for you doesn't come to pass? Is there a reason why the tides have turned? Let's take a look and try to answer this burning question. Psychic Hopping 1. If you don't like what a psychic says what do you do? You call another one or as I call it "psychic hop

Humor with soul! Comedian Gary Owen has always been funny. From his days on BET's comicview to his scene stealing moments in Think like a man. By the looks of things, Gary Owen is here to stay and right where he belongs. Not only is Gary funny but unlike most comics who just make us laugh unbeknownst to him; he also makes his audience laugh at themselves. Highlighting topics such as Race, faith and relationships.  Because if you can't laugh at yourself then you don't know the true meaning of humor. What do I pick up for Gary? More movie roles. More touring and there's at least 2-3 more television specials as well.  There's also going to be some major writing going on with him. Some books much in the vain of Steve Harvey but funnier and there's 3 to 4 television deals in the works. He's at place now where he is grateful for where he is more than ever but at the same time the gratitude has made him even hungrier. He's going to work more with y

His rights, your rights, our rights. Former NFL player turned marriage equality activist Brendon Ayanbadejo has always been a fighter. It didn't matter if it was on the field or in front of the cameras giving a speech of truth and empowerment. For Brendon it's not just something he does to impress people with him, you're seeing who he is and what he believes in. What he believes in is equality for all people. What do I pick up for Brendon? More training and speaking engagements. There's some television in talks but for him it has to be right. Nothing that is stupid. For him message and image is everything. More fitness gyms opening up for him. At least 2-4 and there's talks of him doing a workout bootcamp and DVD series much like insanity. He loves kids and I see him wanting to do more to help children. When it comes to himself this man is very, very grateful for the life that he has lead and doesn't regret a thing. He still loves football but deep dow