In this episode of "Hub City Now with Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.", the host interviews producer, rapper and barber Phantom, of Clarksville, Tennessee.

Phantom spoke about his love of music, how he grew into the rapper he is today, the doors that have opened for him and his outlook for the future.

Phantom also spoke about his hit song titled: “Tennessee”, in which he represents his state. It is an anthem which is sure to get fans out of their seats at every sporting event, whether you’re a fan of the Tennessee Titans, the Memphis Grizzlies, or the Tennessee Volunteers. This song will get fans to unite and celebrate what it means to be the volunteer State!

The track is produced by Albert Whitehead a.k.a. ZaeSkee Alazae. You'll hear the track at the end of the interview.

For more information on Phantom, visit Instagram.

In this episode of "Hub City Now with Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.," the host began the show with the history of Juneteenth, followed by interviews with Hicks, Wendy Trice Martin (president of the Society of African American Cultural Awareness (SAACA) and Jennifer Brou (marketing, media and business manager for SAACA).

Hicks spoke about why she wanted to participate in the 2^nd annual Miss Jackson Juneteenth Pageant, her platform and how it feels to be the second Miss Jackson Juneteenth.

Trice Martin and Brou spoke about Hicks, the pageant and the national Juneteenth Pageant and how people can help sponsor Hicks as she represents West Tennessee in the national pageant.

Trice Martin and Brou also spoke about upcoming SAACA events.

For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/The-Society-for-African-American-Cultural-Awareness-164845440225298 or www.saaca.com.

In this episode of "Hub City Now with Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.", the host interviewed Dr. Kristina Murphy, Chair of Pharmacy at Christ Community Health Services’ East Jackson location.

Dr. Murphy spoke about how she got into medicine, what it took for her to become a pharmacist and about the new pharmacy at CCHS's East Jackson location, located at 655 Lexington Ave, Jackson, TN 38301.

The pharmacy will provide low-cost medication to Christ Community Health Services’ patients.

Christ Community Health Services expanded healthcare services to the Jackson, TN in 2019, making it the organizations first health center outside of Shelby County. The Jackson health center offers health care to medically underserved communities. Since opening in 2019 the health care center has added women’s health- OB/GYN services and provided care to over 6,000 patients in and around Madison County. The pharmacy is a direct link between patients and much needed affordable medication. Christ Community patients will have the ability to receive same day refills and prescriptions filled on the spot.

“We are fortunate to have Dr. Kristina Murphy, Chair of Pharmacy as part of the team who spearheaded the overall plan for the pharmacy,” said Shantelle Leatherwood, Chief Executive Officer. “Our commitment to Jackson is to continue expanding our services by delivering quality healthcare and spiritual healing to all our patients."

For more information about Christ Community Health Services, visit www.christcommunityhealth.org. To make an appointment at Christ Community Health Services, call (731) 540-0330.