Community, Culture & Conversation: Sunday Afternoons at Beat the Daily Grind Cafe in AC

ATLANTIC CITY - On Sunday afternoon Atlantic City Focus and Beat Daily Grind Cafe provide a platform for Community, Culture and Conversations.

The Atlantic City Focus, Arts & Entertainment Editor, Raymond Tyler, curates a gathering for the creative and the social. The doors of the cafe open at noon. The event usually starts with a live DJ mixing music for people to enjoy and vibe too.

Those who attend are encouraged to socialize over puzzles, board games or art. Community, Culture & Conversation provides an opportunity to hang out with creative people, and make new friends.

At 1 p.m., Tyler welcomes guests for town all type discusses. Topics have included a men's town hall, shopping local in Atlantic City, poetry and music, film makers, authors and games to determine who is the greatest Philadelphia 76er ever.

Special guests have included playwright Kia Payne, Dr. Thomas Miller, congressional candidates Terri Reese and Tim Alexander.

Here Dana Palma shares an original poem.

The video segments recorded at Beat The Daily Grind Cafe are replayed on FM 91.7 WLFR during the radio show The Light and also on Friday and Sunday's on FM 106.5 WPPM in Philadelphia.

Here, husband and wife team Lamar and Karen Roberts play "King Of The Hill" to determine who is The Greatest person to play for The Philadelphia 76ers.

Here mother and daughter give their responses on the best Broadway plays and who would make the perfect lunch dates.

Here writer Jeff McGill discusses his children's book series.

Pastor Jerome Page who was a panelist at our Men's Townhall event came back to discuss his personal views on God and Faith.

Here's a photo gallery from Community, Culture & Conversation at Beat The Daily Grind Cafe.

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