June Hall is a well-known figure in the community for her dedication to various philanthropic efforts and community service initiatives. She has worked tirelessly to support local charities, organize community events, and advocate for social causes that uplift and empower individuals. Her contributions have had a significant impact on the community, bringing people together and fostering a spirit of cooperation and generosity.
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YouTube: Dr. June’s YouTube Talk Show, “Cooking Up Advice” is where they cook up a dish and dish out advice. In addition to speaking and offering workshops to various groups, colleges and organizations, she offers advice on morning news shows such as NBC Daytime TV and Bloom TV, CBS Great Day
Live, ABC Morning Blend, Black News Channel, and more. Now Dr. June has own fun, real, positive, show, offering sound, sage advice. Send your questions to
on relationships, career, family, and more to get the advice you need to move forward. You will remain
anonymous. Further, Dr. June interviews performers, authors, and various professionals to bring informational entertainment to you. Subscribe and hit the notification button so you can catch all the
segments to learn recipes, get answers to your questions, and enjoy her guests. Promotional opportunities for businesses are also available.
Author: Dr. June loves to read and write. Before Kindergarten she was reading books on her own and started writing little poems. After grad school, she wrote her first self-help book, “No More Pity Parties” then after her doctorate she wrote, “No More Career Pity Parties” mainly for college students. Her more recent and current book, “After the Pity Party” shares insight on moving forward in celebrating the good even when things in life go awry. While her writing offers a non-sense approach, it is fun-loving and helpful for those who want steps to a more enjoyable life and could use a boost of positivity. In addition to her self-help books, she shares workbooks with her seminar attendees to utilize during and after the event that is useful for everyday life. Having Dr. June’s book is like having a piece of positivity with you whenever needed.
