RoDigga - Your Midday Host Mon-Fri 10am-3pm
RoDigga has your Midday's all the way turned up every day 10am-3pm & also Saturdays 12pm-4pm; taking your week day & turning it up a notch with 5 hours of fun!
A Personality, Songwriter, Motivational Speaker and Activist - RoDigga wears many hats but most importantly - simply wants to impact her community and beyond the best way she sees fit! Encouraging youth to stay in school, graduate and attend college, Motivate and inspire troubled teens involved in violence/crime, overall health, and most recently educating teens and adults on Abstinence & decreasing the HIV/AIDS epidemic in our communities. This can all be summed up in RoDigga’s Zhiphopcleveland.com feature: “RoDigga’s AdoLessons” (blogs specially dedicated to the youth & young adults in areas like Sexual Health & Awareness, Family & Individuals Issues/concerns and more).
RoDigga is all about the listener! Not only delivering "ear candy" on the airwaves thru requests, shout outs, Twitter and FaceBook - RoDigga's Zhiphopcleveland.com feature: Z-Catch Of The Week allows Ro to have some fun with the listener and their love life! A feature she created highlighting a single male or female each week in the dating scene with hopes to find love! Entries can be sent to Ro directly or to ZCatch1079@gmail.com
All work and little play makes for a very anxious RoDigga whenever there is opportunity for her to be her typical Spontaneous and often obnoxious self! Music is her first love, followed by Michael Jackson, Cheese, and Gummie Bears! Family, good company and an overflow of laughter make up any good day for Ro. "Bi-racial Beauty" hailing from Rochester NY, Ro's upbeat, hardcore, in your face charisma will definitely command your attention! RoDigga - "Z1079's own Barbie no Plastic!" In the game 10 years strong and growing! @z1079
Understandingwhy anyone kills himself is always complex, but even mental-health experts were puzzled when the CDC released its suicide data in June: Eighty-four percent of men who die by suicide have no known mental-health conditions. “People in general—and men in particular—try to hide having a mental-health problem,” says David A. Jobes, Ph.D., director of the Catholic University of America’s Suicide Prevention Lab. That’s part of the problem.
The suicide rate for men is about three and a half times that of women—probably because men are less likely to seek help or talk to one another when they’re in trouble, and because they’re more likely to own a gun than women and more likely to use one in a suicide attempt. (About 49 percent of suicide deaths in America are the result of using a firearm, and suicide risk is higher in homes where guns are not stored safely.)
In its latest report, the CDC found that in 2012 and 2015, male suicide rates were highest in the construction and extraction fields. However, suicide rates also increased for men working in the arts, entertainment, sports, and media occupations. Pinpointing at-risk occupations can help public health officials develop resources for guys.
Continue reading on about the danger signs and more [HERE].
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