BAP MISSION STATEMENT

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS community website and PRINT Magazine represents African American Culture with class, dignity, style by promoting and advertising events from BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS as well as events, businesses, health & church information from other organizations in the Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. We also want you to know about our rich heritage by educating the community about our black heroes. Our main focus is to bring our African-American communities BLACK together by promoting black history, events, black businessess, churches, health and career information, artists, and covering the latest news, while catering to all individuals and groups, regardless of race, creed, religion, age and/or ethnicity. Whether it is a BROTHA ASH PRODUCTION or a production for another organization, we give 110% every time. BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS is an African American owned company, which is original and places us in a unique position to showcase Pittsburgh's diverse communities. We are BLACK AND PROUD and Pittsburgh's Official #1 Community Web Site, Magazine and Entertainment Company.

Written by
Grace Kizzie, LSW, ACSW, EAP-Sp

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS DAY 2023
PRESENTED BY THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH
OFFICE OF MAYOR ED GAINEY
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023
WAS A MAJOR HIT!

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THE NEW PITTSBURGH COURIER MEN OF EXCELLENCE INDUCTION CEREMONY 2022 WAS AN EPIC AND HISTORICAL EVENT AND IT WAS GREAT TO BE A PART OF IT WITH THE OTHER HONOREES! THANKS TO ROD DOSS FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND TO MY FAMILY AND CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH FOR COMING OUT TO SUPPORT ME. IT'S FEEL GREAT TO BE LOVED, SUPPORTED AND APPRECIATED FOR THE WORK YOU LOVE TO DO!

EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS COMNIG SOON!

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS MEDIA
20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

WAS A MAJOR SUCCESS AND THANK YOU!

I want to thank everyone who came out to help me celebrate my 20th Anniversary in business and thanks to everyone in the program who made it a major success. I want to thank Cynthia Kenderson, Nicky Jo Dawson of Blaqk House Collections, Sheila Mckeever, Lateresa Clancy Blackwell, Michael Jeffery Blackwell, Brooke Burchette-Williams, DJ Frank Nitty, Dr. Sheila Beasley, Rev. Momma Beasley, Brenda Tate, Evan Frazier, Char Fields, Bee Marshall, Lee Davis, Grace Dixon-Kizzie, Charles Daymar "Uncle Charlie" Pitts-Bonner and Rev. Glenn Grayson who read the proclamation award from the office of Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald.

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'Brotha Ash' Woodson honored for 20 years of service to community
Rob Taylor Jr. by New Pittsburgh Courier Staff Writer

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The Council of the City of Pittsburgh recognized Mr. Ashley G. Woodson for his strong will, determination, and strong belief in the African American community by declaring Monday, November 9, 2009 and every November 9th, "Brotha Ash Productions Day" in the City of Pittsburgh. I thank God for this great honor, City Councilwoman Tonya Payne, Darlene M. Harris, Theresa Kail Smith, Bruce A. Kraus, Jim Motznik, Douglas Shields, Patrick Dowd, William Peduto and Reverend Ricky Burgess. I also thank my family and friends who came out to support me on this historical day and a big shout out to Emmai Alaquiva of Yamomzhouse Recording Studios. Now that we have a day to continue doing what we do for the community, look out for bigger and better things to come soon.

NOVEMBER 9, 2009

THANKS TO OUR BAP SUPPORTERS

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BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS, LLC THANKS EVERYONE WHO VOTED FOR BAP TO WIN TWO PITTSBURGH HIP-HOP AWARDS IN FEBRUARY OF 2011 FOR WEBSITE OF THE YEAR (Brotha Ash Productions www.BrothaAshProductions.com) AND FOR FACEBOOK USER OF THE YEAR. CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYONE WHO ALSO WON IN THEIR CATEGORIES.

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NEWSMAKER: ASHLEY G. WOODSON
BY CARL PRINE OF THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW
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WEB SITE COVERING EVENTS IN BLACK COMMUNITY
WINS NATIONAL AWARD
By Deborah M. Todd, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Ashley Woodson, shown at Freedom Corner in the Hill District, founded Brotha Ash Productions in 2001 and his community Web site in 2004.

Fours years ago, Ashley Woodson of the Hill District started a Web site that would promote dance events and school reunions for his company, Brotha Ash Productions. The Web site gained traction and grew to include entertainment, news, black history profiles and celebrity interviews as well as bring to light important social issues. Today, BrothaAshProductions.com, which receives 450,000 page views a month, has become an important voice for the region's black community. Because of these accomplishments the Web site last week received the Black Web Award for Best Local/Community Site East USA from Black TV Online.

READ THE FULL STORY IN THE PGH POST-GAZETTE HERE

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS WINS BLACK WEB AWARDS FOR
BEST LOCAL COMMUNITY WEB SITE THE EAST COAST USA!!!

YOU DID IT AGAIN PITTSBURGH!!!

Hello BAP FAMILY!!! We want to take this time to THANK YOU AGAIN for nominating BAP and voting us to WIN for BEST LOCAL COMMUNITY SITE IN THE EAST COAST.

THIS IS HUGE and once again we are very grateful for this honor. We would also like to congratulate all of the other BLACK WEB SITES that won in each category and the nominees that were in our category. Keep making our communities proud.

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS WINS AWARD
FOR "WEB SITE OF THE YEAR"

By Writer Ashley G. Woodson
For Brotha Ash Productions
Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Once again the Pittsburgh Hip Hop Awards were phenomenal and historical. Before we talk about the actual event, we need to go back to the Pre-Hip Hop Awards event which was held at Club DeJaVu in the Strip District. The artist really came out and shined this night and had the crowd hyped. Hip Hop Phenomenon "JOE BEATZ" from the H.I. L.L. ripped the stage apart and then B-FLAMES did his thing and a few others performed that evening. There was the Pre-Hip Hop Awards event which GQ from WAMO 106.7FM was on the 1's and 2's, then there was the main event at the Hilton Hotel where DJ Schizo held it down on the wheels of steel and finally their was the "After Party" which was held at Club Krobar in the Strip District where DJ BLAKK STEEL aka "Money Well Spent" from WAMO 106.7FM was on the 1's and 2's. Brotha Ash Productions was there to cover all three events because that's how we do it. YOU KNOW!!! THANKS TO ALL OUR SITE VISITORS - YOU DID IT RIGHT AND WE WON!!

READ THE FULL ARTICLE, SEE THE WINNERS LIST, AND CHECK OUT EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS FROM BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS RIGHT HERE

IT'S OFFICIAL - BAP IS A NATIONAL WEB SITE
THANK YOU PITTSBURGH FOR VOTING US
BEST DIRECTOTORY SITE (LOCAL)

YOU DID IT PITTSBURGH!!!

Hello BAP FAMILY!!! We want to take this time to THANK YOU for nominating BAP and voting us to WIN for BEST DIRECTORY SITE (LOCAL) from the BLACK WEB AWARDS. We are very grateful for this honor. We would also like to congratulate all of the other BLACK WEB SITES that won in each category.

BEING A PITTSBURGH NATIVE from the H.I.L.L. DISTRICT is something that Brotha Ash Productions is very proud of spreading across the country. WE HAVE A REAL CONNECTION TO THE COMMUNITY AND WE ARE OFFICIALLY NATIONWIDE!!!

 

CHECK OUT THE OFFICIAL CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE BLACK WEB AWARDS RIGHT HERE!!!!

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS FEATURED IN POP CITY MAGAZINE
PITTSBURGHER'S REINVENTED
By Karen Bryant for Pop City Magazine

MAY 9, 2007 - Throughout its history, Pittsburgh has reinvented itself. The region has enjoyed great wealth, survived dire downturns and created amazing new comebacks and opportunities. How? Strong, determined and creative people. As Pittsburgh continues to transform, the people behind the city make the difference. Pop City takes a look at four Pittsburghers who have reinvented themselves and in the process, are helping to reinvent our region.

Ashley Woodson, Founder and President of Brotha Ash Productions - Ashley Woodson’s reinvention serves as a reminder of the unmet potential in all of us. As he explains it, he was sidetracked by the streets for awhile, like too many African American youth. But Woodson would rather focus on how he turned his life around ten years ago and how that is paying off for Pittsburgh. K.J. Bryant writes about her year on the road collecting stories of reinvention in her forthcoming book, Journeys: 50,000 Miles of Wise Women. Visit www.kjbryant.com. This is her first article for Pop City.

READ THE ARTICLE ON BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS RIGHT HERE

A Conversation with Brotha Ash

Writer: BRENTIN MOCK - October 20, 2005

Ashley “Brotha Ash” Woodson, of the Hill District, is a former hip-hop dancer/entertainer who’s recently begun a multimedia-and-events enterprise aimed at bringing people together for positive vibes and purposes. After an early life of running the streets, he says, he’s become a visible and vocal activist for African-American affairs in Pittsburgh. This past January he began putting it all together for the world to see on his Web site www.BrothaAshProductions.com

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BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS AND DARKINS COMMUNICATIONS
MAKE THE BUSINESS PAGE OF THE NEW PITTSBURGH COURIER!!!!

MARCH 16, 2005

Planners behind successful events by Bruce Atkins
For New Pittsburgh Courier
Entrepreneurs Ashley G. Woodson and Orlana Darkins are filling a void in Pittsburgh's social scene.  Most recently, Woodson planned the successful Uptown Uptown Second Annual Cabaret Fashion Explosion and Darkins put together a Jeffrey Osborne concert to raise money for Family Services of Western Pennsylvania's Ways to Work program.....read more

 

 

BLACK POWER

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS was officially formed in the year of 2001 by CEO and founder - Ashley G. Woodson. Ashley's development of BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS has been in correlation with his originality and diversity. Service for all consumers include, EVENT PLANNING, MARKETING, ADVERTISING, PROMOTION, JOB SEARCHES, RESUMES, and most import is educating the community with BLACK HISTORY. 

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS has done numerous projects over the years working with other organizations and people such as The Partners Continuum, Hill District Collaborative, Executive Director of The House of Crossroads, Larry DeMarzo, Kuntu Reportory Theatre, Groove Productions, Deputy Administrator, Drug & Alcohol Services Allegheny County Drug & Alcohol Program, James Allen - A Tribute to Dot Talley, The Seven Project, Inc., TriWorld Entertainment, Distinction Modeling Agency, Cherilynn Fashions, and has also worked for former Pittsburgh City Councilman and extended family member Sala Udin for the "Ebenezer Baptist Church Resurrection just to name a few. "A Tribute to Mrs. Mary Harvey - A Mini-Globe Reunion" was officially BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS first production and the rest is Black His-story.

At press time, 
BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS is planning The Annual Mother's Day Cabaret, The Annual All Alumni Reunion for Brashear, Fifth Avenue, and Gladstone High Schools, The Annual Blue Jean Cabaret, "OVERNIGHT" shopping trips to New York City, Fashion Shows, Talent Shows, and other "DRAMA-FREE" productions for all to enjoy. 

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS encourages the African American community to utilize all black businesses and organizations to find out what's happening in the 'Burgh because there is so much going on in the black community. We have always spread the word about BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS events and events from other black businesses and organizations in Pittsburgh by word of mouth. Since we keep growing and expanding we now have African American website as of January 2005, where you can advertise your black businesses, events in Pittsburgh, news, health and church information, or anything happenin' in the 'Burgh with BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS by using the barter system. Bartering is the exchange of goods or services for other goods or services, which businesses do all the time for the greater good of everyone involved. We started out with a basic website in January of 2005 and since March of 2005 it has grown into a black website for Pittsburgh that is very well received and respected. There are other African American websites in Pittsburgh, but we want to make sure that our site is affordable to all, no matter what your budget. Promoting businesses, news, events, and other information is very important, but the most important promotion of all with BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS is BLACK HISTORY.  The community will benefit greatly from advertising with BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS because our paid ads are nominal and most ads are FREE. BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS plans to expand to bring in top-notch entertainment for their own productions, or for events they are planning for other organizations. We keep changing and growing and will always do our best as a black-owned entertainment company and a Pittsburgh community website. We are going to the next level by staying focused on bringing our community BLACK together.

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS believes that all positive black media, websites, radio, and newspapers are important to our city and culture and looks forward to working with each organization in the near future.

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS has contacts and support from other media organizations in Pittsburgh such as The New Pittsburgh Courier, in which BAP has been featured in numerous articles, 106.7 WAMO, MTM Enterprises, KNeely Images, and the Pittsburgh City Paper. We also want to thank the New Pittsburgh Courier Staff Writer Chris Morrow for giving us our first article and being there when we started our company in 2001.  BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS has interviewed and been in the company of many local and national celebrities and political figures such as Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr., The O'Jays, Comedian Mike Epps, Katt Williams, Earthquake, Luenell, Melanie Comacho, Pittsburgh Steeler Hall of Famer Franco Harris, Judge and former Pittsburgh Steeler Dwayne Woodruff, Allegheny County Executive Jim Roddey, The Whispers, President and CEO of Manchester Craftsmen's Guild and the Bidwell Training Center, Inc. Bill Strickland, Pittsburgh Steelers Jerome Bettis and Hines Ward, Former Pittsburgh Steeler J.T. Thomas, Editor and Publisher of The New Pittsburgh Courier Rod Ross, The Legendary D.J. of Pittsburgh Sly Jock and his daughter Kiki from W.A.M.O 106.7 JAMZ, News Editor and Columnist of the New Pittsburgh Courier Sonya Toler, Mayor Tom Murphy, former NAACP President and B-BEP founder and CEO Tim Stevens, extended family member former Pittsburgh City Councilman Sala Udin, Anji from WAMO morning show, Actors Charles Dutton, Keith David and many more.

With out a doubt, Ashley's strong will, determination, discipline, and strong belief in the African American community will make BROTHA ASH more than just a household name when speaking of event planning and promoting, but a black website and company that represents our heritage with pride, dignity and respect.

CEO - ASHLEY G. WOODSON

Style, determination, motivation, class and inspiration all describe the person we know as ASHLEY G. WOODSON a.k.a. Brotha Ash. Born and raised in the Hill District of Pittsburgh, PA, Brotha Ash has always wanted to be in the entertainment industry. As youngsters, who had the dance moves of Michael Jackson and the Jackson Five, Brotha Ash and his step-brothers Anthony and Bryan Dixon formed a dance group called "The Mini-Globe Steppers, which was a part of the Mini-Globe Showcase from Herron Hill Middle School in the late 70's founded by Mrs. Mary "Love" Harvey and coached by Joseph Barlow. The Mini-Globe Steppers disbanded in 1980, and Brotha Ash went on to perform solo in talent shows in which he always won 1st place. Even though Brotha Ash is still a great dancer, he realized that he wanted to be behind the scenes instead of on stage. From that moment, he knew he wanted to be in the entertainment industry in some capacity..

Brotha Ash's Aunt Evelyn "Peaches" Smith, gave him the name "Brotha Ash" as a child, and it has been with him ever since. Brotha Ash's mother, Andrea Lee Woodson, passed in 1979, which made Brotha Ash more determined and focused to live his life to the fullest and make his dreams a reality. His mother was his best friend and he uses her for inspiration to keep going. Other family members who have passed on are also inspiration for Brotha Ash to strive to be the best person he can be and they are his great-grandmother, Lucy Curry, grandmother, Dot Talley, father Bertrand "Goocher" Frye, cousin Anthony "Torry" Dorsey, and 2nd step-mother, Nora Moorehead Dixon.

Brotha Ash's great-grandmother, Lucy Curry, instilled great work ethics in him as a child by putting him to work in the family business, Vera and Rick's Lounge, while his grandmother Dot Talley showed him how to be a free spirit and be true to himself. Having family-owned businesses from Vera Downing, Tim and Yvonne Myles, Lisa Woodson, Grace Kizzie, and John Dorsey has been the inspiration for Ashley to one day start his own company. His sisters Lisa Woodson, Melba Freeman, Grace Kizzie, uncle George "Porgie" Frye, mentors Jerome M. Jackson, L. Vernon Saunders, and Drew Slaughter are all major inspirations in his life always showing Ashley how to deal with people on a professional level and also how to keep God first in his life. His first step-mother, Emily Hyatt, his other sisters Candace Woodson, Leonora Thomas, brothers, Eric Woodson, Lonnie Freeman, Anthony and Bryan Dixon, , best friends David Macklin, Angela Brock-Germany, and church mom and dad Ron & Jeanette Green from Ebenezer Baptist Church show Brotha Ash how important it is to appreciate family and friends.  A special shoutout Antone Strothers for all of his genuine support. I have to shoutout my nieces Fatimah Hill, Nicole and Jazia and my nephews Antonio, Joab and Ke'Von.

Brotha Ash has always admired his heroes like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Harriet Tubman, Malcolm X, and our present black leaders like President Barack Obama and Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr. His great-grandmother, Lucy Curry, told him stories of his ancestors, who came from slavery, and it struck a cord with Brotha Ash. He has learned a lot about where he came from so he can know where he is going. He is a strong believer in bringing the black community together.  He is proud of his heritage and wants to share it with anyone who will listen.  Being black is a banner he wears with dignity, pride, and respect.  Chuck D., from the legendary hip-hop group Public Enemy, is his favorite rap lyricist. Having Public Enemy focus on "BLACK UNITY in the late 80's was a great time for the younger generation of African Americans to come together through hip-hop to learn about their heritage and Brotha Ash loved every minute of it. He would wear the "red, black, green" clothes and mediallions to display his black pride. Being young, gifted, and black is something Brotha Ash is very proud of, and to this day he is working hard to do his part in bringing the African American community closer together.

Brotha Ash has achieved a lot in a short period of time thanks to his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and the support of his family and friends. He has many awards and accolades from his hard work in many arenas. He is a 1984 graduate of John A. Brashear High School, and was a 13Bravo-Field Artillerist in the United States Army and the Army Reserve serving from 1985-1993. He is a Member of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, and a 2000 graduate of Bidwell Training Center, Inc. with a diploma in Information Sciences. He was a Research Assistant for the University of Pittsburgh, a Committee Member for the PA Mid-Atlantic Group, the Center for Minority Health, The Dot Talley Initiative Program, and the Equipoise Group, a Council member of B-PEP (Black Political Empowerment Project), a Student majoring in communications at the University of Pittsburgh until October of 2007. Brotha Ash is also a journalist and writer for the New Pittsburgh Courier and plans to launch his own magazine and TV show in 2011. He is still a R&B/Hip-Hop Dancer (his favorite thing to do), and the CEO and Founder of his own company: BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS.

Brotha Ash is a very giving, loving, and caring person who knows that once BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS reaches the pinnacle of its success, he has to give back to his community and take care of his family.

FROM A DANCER TO AN ENTREPENEUR

Brotha Ash Productions is....

Pittsburgh's resource for African American and Latino Events, Church and Health information, Career and Job information, Artists, News, Entertainment, and most important is Black History.

WE ARE PROUD TO BE FROM PITTSBURGH AND WE WILL KEEP REPRESENTIN' BY GIVING YOU WHAT YOU WANT LIKE WE HAVE BEEN DOING SINCE 2001!!!

SINCE WE ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE, WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT WE APPLAUD ALL AFRICAN AMERICAN WEBSITES FOR SHARING POSITIVE INFORMATION WITH THE COMMUNITY. WE KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING IS AN ASSET TO EVERYONE AND WE ALSO LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU IN THE FUTURE.

BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS WILL ALWAYS PUT THE COMMUNITY FIRST BY EMPOWERING YOU TO BE THE BEST BLACK MAN OR WOMAN YOU COULD BE!!!

ADVERTISING WITH US IS GREAT, BUT SHARING OUR BLACK HISTORY WITH YOU IS EVEN GREATER!!!

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AFRICAN AMERICANS, LATINOS AND ALL ETHNICS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN PITTSBURGH'S #1 COMMUNITY WEB SITE THAT SHOWCASES EVERYONE. WE TOLD YOU THAT IN 2001!!!


BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS
HONORED WITH AWARD FROM MESSAGE CARRIERS

Message Carriers is a derivative of The Society of Americans for Recovery (SOAR), which was founded by the Late Senator Harold E. Hughes, SOAR was a grass-roots organization of concerned people from all walks of life. March 29, 2007, Robin Spencer (Director of Message Carriers) awarded Brotha Ash Productions with an "Award of Appreciation" for the coverage of last year's awards ceremony. "I thank you and your organization for this great honor of recognition." Awards were handed out to over 50 people who volunteer in one way or another for Message Carriers. There was great food, speeches, and entertainment by Eric Blackwell and Faithful Ministries. Keep up the great work Robin because what you are doing is a great service to the community. Again, thank you for the award.

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BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS
AND "THE LYNNE HAYES-FREELAND SHOW"

Brotha Ash Productions was invited to be on the historical Lynne Hayes-Freeland Show. The show aired Saturday, May 20, 2006 on UPN Channel 15 and Sunday, May 21, 2006 on KDKA TV Channel 2 (Cable Channel 6) @ 6:30am. Find out how Brotha Ash Productions got started over five years ago, our first events, covering news and events, our cultural specific website and how Brotha Ash Productions has grown into the multi-media outlet it is today thanks to you our viewers.

Log on to http://kdka.com/video/?id=16464@kdka.dayport.com, to WATCH THE SHOW. To find out more about Lynn Hayes-Freeland CLICK HERE.


BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS RECEIVES AWARD
AT B-PEP'S JAZZ CONCERT FOR OUTSTANDING
WORK IN THE COMMUNITY AND WITH B-PEP

B-PEP, the Black Political Empowerment Project, a non-partisan community collaborative, in cooperation with the Pittsburgh Jazz Society hosted a Pittsburgh star-studded jazz marathon fundraiser on Easter Monday, April 17, 2006, sponsored in part by Mellon Jazz." The musical extravaganza took place at beautiful "Dowe's on 9th" in Downtown Pittsburgh from 5:30pm to 11:30pm. In one location and in one great night area jazz fans were treated to the exciting sounds of Pittsburgh's greatest artists. All the jazz legends came out and gave us a great show. Awards were given to three Wards in our city for their efforts in voter registration from their communities. Tim Stevens, B-PEP Chair and Founder presented Brotha Ash with the "B-PEP Jazz Marquee (pictured with me and Urban League President Esther Bush) for outstanding work in the community and for hard work and committment to B-PEP. (THANK YOU!!) Pittsburgh Jazz Society President and Founder, WDUQ's Tony Mowod, was the primary emcee for the evening. WDUQ's Bob Studebaker, Debbie Norell of The New Pgh Courier, Jack Bogut of WJAS Radio, Kevin Amos of WRCT Radio and legendary Pittsburgh deejay "Brother Matt", WAMO's morning show DJ's Anji and GQ, WPXI's Vince Simms also shared in the emcees duties. This was a night that had all that jazz and more.

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MANCHESTER BIDWELL HOSTS A GATHERING OF INSPIRATION

Success stories of former students highlighted Manchester Bidwell Corporation's annual appeal campaign kickoff on Wednesday, April 20th, 2005 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. " Alumni, Ashley G. Woodson, Ana Kelly, Thomas Kellner, Nancy Hessler, Sharif Bey, Andrea Celani, & Jennifer Peters took the stage to share personal stories of adversity & triumph, all based on their learning experiences at Manchester Craftsmen's Guild & Bidwell Training Center.....read more

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BROTHA ASH THANKS ALL THE STAFF FOR THE SPECIAL HONOR!!!

A special shout-out to Harold Hayes from KDKA Channel 2 news for this event!!!


THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!

-Brotha Ash-

PITTSBURGH'S #1 BLACK ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY

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