**Celebrating 50 Years of Legacy and Impact**

This week on Community Connection, we're honored to share the inspiring stories of two trailblazers in the entertainment and education industries. Our first guest is the legendary Cathy Hughes, founder and chair of Urban One, the largest African American-owned broadcasting company in the US. We're also joined by Bryant Scott, president of Tyscot Records, the oldest African American-owned international gospel record company. Plus, we'll be discussing the latest developments in the case of Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teenager whose mysterious death has sparked national attention.

In this episode, Cathy Hughes shares her remarkable journey from humble beginnings to becoming a media mogul, including her recent recognition with the Key to the City of Washington, D.C. We also explore the impact of her legacy on the community and the importance of giving back. Meanwhile, Bryant Scott takes us through the history of Tyscot Records and its 50-year milestone, including its upcoming fiftieth anniversary celebration featuring John P. Kee.

We also delve into the case of Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teenager whose mysterious death has raised concerns and sparked a national investigation. Our discussion touches on the importance of community awareness and the need for collaboration in addressing the challenges faced by young people.

Join us as we celebrate the achievements of these two remarkable individuals and explore the issues that matter to our community. Listen to the full episode to hear their inspiring stories and learn more about the Center for Leadership Development's upcoming Career Pathways Day and Community Impact Day.

**Celebrating 50 Years of Legacy and Impact**
This week on Community Connection, we're honored to share the inspiring stories of two trailblazers in the entertainment and education industries. Our first guest is the legendary Cathy Hughes, founder and chair of Urban One, the largest African American-owned broadcasting company in the US. We're also joined by Bryant Scott, president of Tyscot Records, the oldest African American-owned international gospel record company. Plus, we'll be discussing the latest developments in the case of Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teenager whose mysterious death has sparked national attention.
In this episode, Cathy Hughes shares her remarkable journey from humble beginnings to becoming a media mogul, including her recent recognition with the Key to the City of Washington, D.C. We also explore the impact of her legacy on the community and the importance of giving back. Meanwhile, Bryant Scott takes us through the history of Tyscot Records and its 50-year milestone, including its upcoming fiftieth anniversary celebration featuring John P. Kee.
We also delve into the case of Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teenager whose mysterious death has raised concerns and sparked a national investigation. Our discussion touches on the importance of community awareness and the need for collaboration in addressing the challenges faced by young people.
Join us as we celebrate the achievements of these two remarkable individuals and explore the issues that matter to our community. Listen to the full episode to hear their inspiring stories and learn more about the Center for Leadership Development's upcoming Career Pathways Day and Community Impact Day.

Join WTLC's Tina Cosby as she discusses some of the major news stories and issues in the Greater Indianapolis area in "Community Connection."

Join WTLC's Tina Cosby as she discusses some of the major news stories and issues in the Greater Indianapolis area in "Community Connection."

Community Connection With Tina Cosby

Community Connection - July 22, 2026 - Tina Cosby with Cathy Hughes Founder & Chair of Urban One

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