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Parents Voice with Mel Jannel

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Parents Voice with Mel Jannel
Talk Show:
Show Host:
Mel Jannel

This show is for parents who would like to get their kids back, and what they can do to get their kids back, and protect their civil rights! 

Mel Jannel will discuss ways we can protect our civil liberties and retain our human dignity worldwide!

Call ins to the show are welcome! Join us! 888-627-6008 every other Tuesday at 3pm eastern time (noon pacific) on BBS Radio TV!

Talk Show Program Archives for Podcasting

Parents Voice, June 1, 2021 H.A.T.S.(Hardcore Awakened Truth Seekers) Founder discusses the Human Trafficking crisis from a humanitarian perspective
Parents Voice , May 18, 2021 Guest, Desiree Martinez, Parents Against Protective Services
Parents Voice , May 7, 2021 Two Moms Angela of West Virginia and Loribeth of Oklahoma detail the kidnapping of their children
Parents Voice , August 25, 2020 Jurisdictional Hearing and causes of action which are grounds for appeal that most any parent can use
Parents Voice , July 28, 2020 Could It happen To You? Who gets victimized by Child Protective Services? Human Trafficking crisis today!
Parents Voice , July 14, 2020 What are your options when we feel we are not getting justice from the court system
Melody Jannel
Greenville
NCUS
Occupation:
Community activist and executive director of Save Our Kids International
Biography:

Mel Jannel is a community activist and executive director of Save Our Kids International. She earned a B.A. degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Public Policy Analysis and International Affairs and continued her studies at the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs in New York, New York. After attending Columbia University, she moved to Los Angeles, California where she honed her craft in storytelling through Digital Photography. Her hope is to educate others about the importance of protecting civil liberties and human dignity worldwide.