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Jacqueline McClary — President, JMC Edutainment
Jacqueline McClary is the President of JMC Edutainment, leading the nonprofit’s mission to uplift communities through entertainment, wellness programs, and vital food support and high level fashion design. A former Project IT Manager at United Health Group, she brings strong organizational, technical, and project leadership skills to every initiative.
A 4th-degree black belt in Traditional Shotokan Karate, Jacqueline has trained with world-renowned masters and applies the discipline and focus of martial arts to her work. She is also the co-author of Kick Kiss Pray, reflecting her commitment to resilience, faith, and community empowerment.
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John McClary: A Journey of Resilience and Mastery
John McClary, seen with is wife Jacqueline both a natives of South Philadelphia, an co authors
of Kick Kiss and Pray the true story of the real Karate Kids is a life story and testament to resilience, curiosity, and the pursuit of mastery. His early fascination with spirituality, Asian philosophy, and martial arts set the stage for a lifelong journey of self-discovery and empowerment.leading him travel across the United States and Japan to hone his skills. after winning several regional national and 2 times placing 3rd in world championships he was invited to train at the United States Olympic Training center twice due to his being recognized elite America Athlete, he became a adjunct professor at long island University due to his unique teaching style always asking the hard questions in search of truth.
Throughout his life, John has faced and overcome numerous challenges, from racial discrimination to personal conflicts and breast cancer . His story is not just about physical prowess but also about the mental and spiritual growth that comes from embracing the objective principles needed to fearlessly look for the answers to life's big questions.
Healing Philadelphia Through
Music, Wellness & Community
Hey rem Jeon world class pianist seen here working with Camille Richerdson for a International convention
Rhonda Lancaster Philadelphia born and recognized as a premier pianist and producer who has worked with the whose who of music in the area she has worked with us for more than 20 years helping on projects like The Ghost of Marvin Gaye, Remember The Times, Stronger Than Before the cancer survivors 1st phase of 3 events musically honoring survivors of cancer and other metabolic conditions and many more in the studio she brought together some of Phillys finest for projects like Music 4 Mental Health, Jazz on the grass, and the online concert promoting safety awareness and protection during covid she is also public relations and media liaison raising money to support our non profit initiatives
Camille Richardson Our resident vocalist and exceptional vocal coach and highly sought after performer for more than 20 years. she has performed at many of Philadelphia's prime locations and events. recently she orchestrated as well as lead in a international event for more than 19 countries Japan, Israel, Africa Germany to name a few. singing with National recording Jazz artist Hey Rem Jeon She has frequently assisted in our food pantry initiatives and mentored many new vocalist. She also helped orchestrate a cancer survivors and support lecture and concert'
Moran Talmore Moran Talmore is an Israeli singer-songwriter and founder of the Calling Voice Movement, known for her unique blend of musical styles and a focus on the connection between the voice and body. Raised in a musical family, she performs a mix of Brazilian, Folk, Ethnic, and Classic music, and has released solo and duet albums. She also has a background in movement disciplines like karate and yoga, which she says influenced her singing abilities as well as a former Karate Black Belt
Jerry Bell is a stylist in all facets of life, whether it's singing, martial arts, or acting. His passion for music emanates from early vocal training while growing up in Philadelphia in a musical family which has produced gold and platinum albums for two decades. One of his brothers is Archie Bell of Archie Bell & The Drells, which has the hits; "Tighten Up," "Showdown," "I Can't Stop Dancing," "Let's Groove," and many more. Also starting with his own group while still in high school, known as The Delusions. Jerry's vocal skills came from his mother, who was a church singer, Jerry also had a band out of Miami Florida named the Miami Ocean Liners, who later became KC & The Sunshine Band. As life would have it, he would go back to Philadelphia and join forces with his best friends McFadden & Whitehead who were the top writers for Philadelphia International Records, recording such hits as "Ain't No Stopping Us Now," "Bad Luck," "Back Stabbers," "Cowboys to Girls," "For The Love Of Money," and many more. Jerry is also an accomplished graphis designer and artist.
