Thoughts of a Common Man Radio makes a move across The Bay!

SAN FRANCISCO - Oct. 24, 2016 - PRLog -- Be sure to tune in on November 1st to fun and informative talk radio!  "Thoughts of a Common Man Radio" is a show for the community. Of course we've interviewed high-profile figures such as Ken Houston, Juan Felipe Herrera, Pete Escovedo, Tommy Davidson, Victor Fields, and Faye Carol but we tend to mostly focus on the common man providing information and resources that can help us all, no matter who we are or where we've come from to improve our daily lives.

Formerly broadcast from KGM1 in Alameda, just this past year, "Thoughts of a Common Man Radio" has touched on a myriad of hard-hitting subjects such as social justice, street violence, human-trafficking right here in the Bay Area and will continue to do so along with praising positive happenings and the people behind them with organizations like STAND!, Latina Center, Citizens Against Homicide, Brothers on the Rise, Lend-A-Hand Foundation, Ella Baker Center, Spanish Unity Council, H.E.A.T Watch, and countless others thanks to our producer/publicist, Gina Alexander.

Staring November 1st, we invite you to tune in every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 12 Noon to "Thoughts of a Common Man Radio" with your host Charles Williams and occasional co-host, singer Fatimah "Eyez" Verrell on www.radiovalencia.fm with great guests, great music, events, ticket giveaways, and discussions that will have everyone talking long after the show is over. You'll be glad you did!

Mr. Williams has worked over 50 years in the military, government, and business sectors, and currently works with the City and County of San Francisco. In 2014, he ran for Mayor of Oakland, CA. Even though he was not elected mayor, Mr. Williams is still very much an advocate to make a better Oakland. Now exploring a writing career, he hopes to open the eyes of all those oblivious to what is really behind all of the turmoil in America today with the book, "Thoughts of a Common Man" of which his radio show is loosely based on.

For more info, see: http://www.thoughtsofacommonman.net and http://www.radiovalencia.fm