Maureen Ennor is back on the air with her brand new show "Monday's with Maureen" premiering this Monday at 9:00 AM (PST) on Blog Talk Radio.  The infamous sisters "Diamond and Silk" will join Maureen and kick off their “Dummycrat” the movie which  premiers nationwide Monday October 15th.  Maureen is sharing her premier with these very special ladies, it was Maureen who noticed the duo during a viral Internet interview back in 2015 which led to several radio show interviews with the ladies while Maureen was on "California Connection" on LA Talk Radio. Diamond and Silk were even credited with selecting the color dress Maureen wore during her coverage of the 2015 GOP Debate at the Reagan Library where Maureen was doing live feeds from the CNN Spin Room Floor. The color green was a "HIT" and had Maureen showing up all over the various news channels. Maureen has never forgotten her friends "Diamond and Silk"  Tune in Monday morning at 9:00 AM (PST) s with Maureen" and her favorite Trump ladies "Diamond and Silk"   

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  Abby Nurnberger founder of AA Communications is live with Maureen Ennor Monday, November 5 at 9:00 AM PST. Abby recently graduated from Virginia Tech. She was a double major and studied Communication (Public Relations) and Political Science. Like many recent college grads, she was faced with countless interviews and rejections. Her way of overcoming the rejection was to start her own company.   Tune in Monday, November 5th at 9:00 AM PST and learn how Abby is blazing a trail with her own communications company, specializing in social media.                      

Steve Romanko owner of 13 Generation Productions will be live with Maureen Ennor host of Single Mom, 2 Kids, Wall St on Monday morning at 9:00 AM PST. Steve is the wildly talented producer of Skater 26 an independent film about Roller Derby. Steve will share his love of movies, San Francisco's film history and what its like making movies in the city. Steve and Maureen will discuss the challenges of a young film company and how important film making is to San Francisco.   Join Maureen live on Monday morning for some movie fun, and a bit of Halloween movie history too. 

Maureen Ennor host of "Single Mom, 2 Kids, Wall St" welcomes Eric Swalwell Democractic candidate for United States Congress. Eric Swalwell was raised in Dublin and graduated from Dublin High School. Since 2006, has served as a prosecutor for the Alameda County District Attorney's Office, where he has prosecuted over 1,000 cases and 32 jury trials, including murder, human-trafficking, domestic violence, sexual assault, burglary and fraud. In 2009, Eric received the Bay Area Mothers Against Drunk Driving Award for Community Service. In 2006, Eric was appointed to the City of Dublin’s Heritage & Cultural Arts Commission where he later served as chairperson. From 2008 to 2010, Eric served on the City of Dublin Planning Commission where he worked to re-start Dublin's economy, enticing businesses back to Dublin and working to expedite development projects and fill vacant commercial real estate sites. In November 2010, Eric was elected to the Dublin City Council. On the Council, Eric passed an initiative to connect Dublin with the Livermore Valley Wine Region and sits on the City's newly created Sub-Committee on Wine Connectivity. Tune in Monday morning at 9:00 AM PST with Maureen Ennor and Erc Swalwell on "Single Mom, 2 Kids, Wall St"

Please join Maureen Ennor live Monday morning at 9:00 AM PST with Brian Murphy former commodities trader turned baker and owner of Smith Island Baking Company. on SM2KWS. For more than a decade, Brian Murphy spent six days a week trading commodities like electricity and natural gas—and even weather derivatives. Working his way up at Constellation Energy Group (CEG) in Baltimore, he was, by the age of 30, overseeing a group that brought in $4 billion in annual revenue. Then Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy. As a counterparty with Lehman on energy transactions, Constellation saw its stock price sink 40 percent, and the company came under siege. Highly paid traders like Murphy were now expendable. He took a severance package in December 2008 and retreated to his family home in Easton, Md. Options soon poured in. "I could have gone to banks in London or New York or Chicago," says Murphy, now 32, and the father of four. "But I've lived in eastern Maryland since the second grade. My wife and I just didn't want to move."