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33 Comments
Allen L Russell
Telling our story our way
Community participation.
Christopher Allen Burke
The barbershop, itself, has become a brand new experience. I am sure there are hundreds more barbershops and thousands more barbers than there used to be, at a given time. Business may not be booming for everyone, but as an industry, we are definitely expanding! There are chic upscale shops aimed at a higher-end clientele, corporate and franchised outfits, traditional barbershops, shops that hire on salary, commission and hourly wages, suites and huge 40 chairs mega shops. Finally, the licensed barber has as many options to find a good fit as the client does.
We are, now, experiencing a Barber Renaissance, and it is a welcome change after the hard hit our industry took after the Beatles and the Britsh Invasion, Vietnam and the rebellious culture of the hippie era. The cause and effect of those times resulted in hairstyle trends that were longer and required little to no styling or maintenance. Thousands of professionals left the field and hundreds of shops closed down.
In the mid to late 90’s, Hip Hop came in like a breath of fresh air and was a huge catalyst for growth in the African-American barbershop, and it has been a major influence ever since. Actually, the ‘Fade’ and its cousins (the slope, flattop, box, etc.) were all introduced during this time and had men and young boys headed back to the barbershop on a weekly basis. Until, the drug and violence that destroyed.
Now, that the flow is back in the barbershop, and barbers are becoming local and international celebrities, how do we continue to move forward and maximize this resurgence?
We stand here on the brink of the future of Barbering and in this moment we could be making critical decisions toward furthering the expansion of an industry that could spawn a cultural revival that makes the world a better place. Sometimes I wonder how Dr. Martin Luther King felt, just wanting Black bus riders to be treated fairly. Did he know at that time that there would be other campaigns? Did he foresee the lunch counters and separate bathrooms? Was he planning to be an advocate for voters rights? Or, the trash collectors? The resurgence has made an impact in our industry; but we’re just getting started. How do we take this Barber Renaissance and turn it into a movement that can stand the test of time?
We stand here in history together, with every opportunity to craft the future of Barbering. Let change things for the better, starting with ourselves. Let’s develop solid relationships between each other. Let’s develop relationships with our clients, and the communities we do business in.…
It will be a cultural revival: the Barber Renaissance. We will return to the traditional values of character, business and skill. We will push the envelope with creativity. We will adopt a social responsibility agenda and look to resolve needs in our communities, our nation and abroad. We will be health conscious and environmentally aware and we will develop tools, products and system that support these new mindsets.
Our clients wear their haircuts as an expression of who they are, how they think and what they are passionate about. Just like them, we need to to send a clear message of who we are, collectively, and individually. We need to create a collaboration between our vision and our abilities to create an identity that sparks passion in those who haven’t considered building a lasting relationship with their barber.
We are making history and that is exactly what this book is about!….
“Righteousness never uses Power to abuse others; Righteousness uses Power to serve them!
I am l Leader worldwide
All elements of USA & Africa
Up down inside and outside
Bev
Love this station! Love the DJ! Love the featured Artist!
Marshall Bryant
A great radio broadcast station in my North Tulsa hometown!!
Ray West
Sounding good D Mac👊🏾 This is Ray from Los Angeles. I talked with you in L. A. Thursday.
Sherri
Smooth Jazz Sunday is a weekly family event! We enjoy & love DA Zone! Thank you for the weekly journey!
Sandra aka Sadie
Thank you!!!
Gaylyn
Another GREAT week of music thank you
Gaylyn
Great Sunday jazz DARRELL THANKS Gaylyn
Gaylyn
Thank You DMAC
Kevin Martin
What a fun show you have put together Darrell! Not only are you playing a great mix of smooth jazz, but you take time to make people feel special with your shout outs and birthday wishes. You are truly a class act Darrell. So glad our paths crossed! 🙏🏼
Raye
Beautiful Music all around
& Positive Vibes
Gaylyn
GREAT MUSIC DMAC DARRELL
Johnny Goff
Love it!
Tee
Great music station…. Thanks for the Birthday Shout Out
Angelia Webster
I love and appreciate you DMAC. You and the music you play brightens my day. Thank you little brother. I love you.
Radio Luisteren
“Thank you for providing such an amazing live radio experience on your website! I was instantly captivated by the diverse range of music genres and the seamless streaming quality. It’s a fantastic way to unwind and discover new tunes. Keep up the great work! Best regards, Mabel Chavez.” https://radiofmluisteren.nl/
Jonathan
Thanks for the shout out! I’m loving the mix
Dave H
Great Show. Thanks for turning me on to it.
Definitely checking you out again.
Keep on Keepin on D-Mac!
Ash J
I love me a good Jazz mix to relax and prepare for the upcoming week! I appreciate the variety and the birthday shout outs make this show all the more special. Keep doing your thang D-Mac!!
Crystal Redd
My family is from Vernon, Oklahoma my father Lonnie L. Cato was Mayor of Vernon for many years until he retired. Our family still gets together on Memorial Day weekend from all over!!!! So many memories 😍
Jacqueline Abair Bailey
Happy birthday Everyone , Enjoying your show. Keep up good work !
Deborah Johnson
Jack and Deborah from Temecula are listening.
Raynette Murrell-Knight
DMac
Thanks for all you do, you are the Real Jam
PeaceNLove PeaceNHugs ♒️
James Mayes
James Mayes Indianapolis Indiana Representing For The Extra Digit Movement.
GiGi
Brian is an amazing person
Brenda Huey
Enjoyed the music thank you love the mix
Jacqueline abair Bailey
Great show
Ryan Stanley
Darrell great work man! Smooth jazz is so smooth, love what you’re doing with your show. Thanks again for plugging one of my favorite violinists 🎻 Lindsey Stirling 💃🕺
Much appreciated 🌸
SnaccN9ne C
Sounds Great 👍, Uncle D~Mac,I Love U & Always… Will…I {Used 2 Do The Dj’ing Thing}Thanks Always & 4Ever!¡!… SnaccN9ne53@gmail.com, grcullom3@gmail.com, Glencullom@gmail.com, Tiptoe9@gmail.com… Glen R. Cullom lll; Tuffy & Sometimes SnaccN9ne
SnaccN9ne C
I like that song that just went off,,,What’s the name of it,Please
SnaccN9ne C
That was a great set
SnaccN9ne C
I’m proud of my Uncle Darrell/D-Mac, keep up the Great work