The Carl Nelson Show

Award-winning Investigative Reporter Greg Palast—famed for his best-selling book and acclaimed documentary “The Best Democracy Money Can Buy”—returns to our classroom Wednesday morning. Hear Greg’s eye-opening analysis of the critical relationship between the DSA and Black voters, and be among the first to learn about his groundbreaking new vote protection series. But that’s not all: AI expert Dr. Felix Njeh will empower you with actionable strategies to learn, apply, and profit from artificial intelligence.  Before Dr. Njeh, get a front-row preview of the highly anticipated annual Kankouran National Conference and Concert. Professor Gnaka Lagoke of Lincoln University will kick off the morning by spotlighting vital developments across the African continent.

Renowned researcher and historian Professor Manu Ampim will join us for a compelling presentation, “A Time of Reckoning: Museum Exhibits, Fraudulent History, and AI-Generated Content for Students.” His insights will challenge you to think critically about the stories we are told and the truth behind them. Before Professor Ampim takes the mic, NY media analysts Wayne Gillman and Reggie Thomas will break down the high-stakes meeting between Democratic Party leader Hakeem Jeffries and Jared Kushner, plus the latest on the Stephen A. Smith NABJ dispute—issues that are making headlines and impacting YOU. Start your day with actionable tips from Math Guru Akil Parker, who will empower teachers, students, and parents as the new school year begins

Join us for an unforgettable opportunity to hear from the founder of Black Lawyers for Justice, Attorney Malik Shabazz, as he shares insights from the frontlines of the struggle for justice and details some of the most urgent criminal cases he’s fighting. Before Attorney Shabazz, renowned archeologist, author, historian, and educator Dr. Cheryl LaRoche will unveil her captivating new children's book—an inspiring story for all ages. To set the stage, Baltimore's own dynamic activist Kim Poole will ignite our session with her passion and vision for change. Don’t miss your chance to engage with these extraordinary leaders and be part of a powerful conversation shaping our community’s future!

Acclaimed University of Houston Africana Studies professor Dr. Gerald Horne returns to enlighten and empower our community. Dr. Horne will dive deep into today’s most urgent global issues—unpacking the crisis in Iran, Cuba’s resilience under siege, the rise of China, primary elections that shape our future, and the US crackdown on the Caribbean. He’ll also offer an exclusive preview of his latest book and connect the dots between sports and society in ways you won’t hear anywhere else. Before Dr. Horne takes the mic, hear from renowned Middle Eastern expert Matthew Hoh as he reveals how the Iran conflict is rippling across borders and why an end may not be in sight. The morning kicks off with Cultural Anthropologist and Garveyite leader Tomiko Shine, who brings you a front-row report from Baltimore’s historic UNIA-ACL international convention.

The founder of Black Lives Matter Grassroots, Dr. Melina Abdullah, takes the helm of our classroom. Joining us live from Texas at the pivotal Karmelo Anthony court hearing, Dr. Abdullah brings her sharp insight to the front lines of justice. She will also break down the crucial Florida Democratic primary, offering analysis that could shape the future of our nation. Before Dr. Abdullah, Mississippi activist Patrick Lumumba elevates the call for justice, demanding transparency and accountability after the tragic shooting of a toddler in a Walmart parking lot—a moment that demands our collective response. In a moving tribute, Yohance Gregory, son of the legendary Dick Gregory, honors his father’s enduring legacy on the anniversary of his transition. Kicking off this powerhouse lineup, Morgan State University professor and renowned sports journalist Dr. Edwin Robinson will energize you with an exclusive preview of the upcoming NFL and NBA seasons

The President and General of the Universal African Peoples Organization, Zaki Baruti, will join us to deliver an essential report on the recent St. Louis Democratic Primary—an election shaped by outside influences—and break down what this pivotal decision means for the city’s Black community. Before Brother Zaki, prepare to be inspired by Michael R. Duncan, a dynamic leader from Marcus Garvey’s historic UNIA, who will share his vision for empowerment and unity. Our program also features the acclaimed author, poet, and playwright Dr. Nubia Kai, who will unveil the insights from her new book, "A River of Prophecy: Constructing a Sacred History of African Americans," offering a fresh perspective on our collective journey. Plus, Baltimore’s tireless homeless advocate and minister, Christina Flowers, will update us on her unwavering crusade to support the unhoused.

Chicago activist Chairman Fred Hampton joins our classroom this Monday morning for an unforgettable session. Chairman Fred will share exclusive insights from the powerful ceremony honoring Emmett Till, setting the stage for a morning packed with wisdom and action. Before the Chairman, renowned Political Scientist and author Dr. Wilmer Leon will break down the Democrats’ chances of a historic sweep in the November elections. Kicking off the program, global changemaker Sinclair Skinner, world traveler, businessman, and humanitarian, will inspire us with stories from his recent journey to South Africa and a preview of his upcoming mission to Morocco.

Visionary Futuristic Researcher Sadiki Bakri takes center stage in your classroom! Sadiki will unlock the secrets of Spiritual Technology in the age of Thought Warfare and provide a riveting update on the future of Transhumanism. Sister Phile from the Million-Woman March will update us on the search for the thousands of missing young Black women and girls. Kicking off the show, BlackEconomics.org’s Dr. Brooks Robinson will challenge conventional thinking by examining whether Black Americans are truly mis-educated or misunderstood.

Civil Rights attorney Barbara Arnwine, President & Founder of the Transformative Justice Coalition, shares powerful insights on the urgent fight to protect voting rights and empower our communities ahead of the fall elections. Hear firsthand about the obstacles her organization faces—and why your involvement matters now more than ever. CEMOTAP’s Dr. James McIntosh will energize the session with a preview of next week's must-hear program on the Black Beauty Tax, exposing the billions our community invests in changing appearances and what that means for our collective power. Visionary publisher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Rosie Milligan will also inspire us, and we’ll unveil AISHA—the revolutionary new AI website created by Black news outlets, Black Creators, and Black Culture to amplify our stories. This is not just another show—it's your opportunity to engage, learn, and help drive progress.

Dr. Velva Boles—renowned physician and scientist—returns to our classroom with her expert insights. Dr. Boles, who bravely raised early concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine, will break down Dr. Anthony Fauci’s Congressional testimony and discuss what it means for you and your loved ones. She’ll also deliver the latest updates on the new flu vaccine and answer YOUR pressing health questions. That’s not all: experience the wisdom of Brother Amde from the legendary Watts Prophets, and hear firsthand from Benton Harbor’s courageous activist, the Revd. Ed Pickney, as he recounts his powerful exchange with Michigan Democratic Senator nominee Dr. Abdul El-Sayed.

Join us for an unmissable event with renowned psychologist and best-selling author Dr. Jerome E. Fox, the acclaimed mind behind the groundbreaking workbook "Addicted to White: The Oppressed In League With The Oppressor—A Shame-Based Alliance." Dr. Fox will join our classroom to share insights that challenge, uplift, and empower our community. Before Dr. Fox takes the mic, be the first to hear a riveting UFO update from acclaimed writer Simeon Booker Muhammad, following explosive claims by TV personality Dr. Phil about FBI-classified UFO files. And to open the session. Don't miss your chance to be part of The Big Show—your platform for meaningful discussion and community action. 

Don’t miss a rare opportunity to hear from the legendary Griot, Professor James Small, as he returns to our classroom this Monday morning! Fresh off his transformative journey to Africa, Professor Small will share powerful firsthand insights and reveal how our African ancestors were the original architects of human civilization. Discover the profound significance of "Africa" and "African," and gain a new perspective on our shared global heritage. Kicking off the program, acclaimed political blogger Brandon will tackle one of the most urgent questions in American politics: Can the Democratic Party bridge its divide with progressives, or will this rift undermine their chances in the critical midterm elections?

We break down Tuesday’s key Democratic primary races in Missouri and Michigan, featuring renowned Economist Dr. Julian Malveaux. Dr. Malveaux will offer expert insights into the results and explain how they could impact the upcoming General elections—knowledge you can’t afford to miss if you care about your vote and your voice. We’re also honored to welcome Baltimore Civil Rights leader Carl Snowden, who will provide his unique perspective on the week’s events and commemorate the historic anniversary of the 1965 Civil Rights Act—a milestone that continues to inspire the fight for justice today. Before diving into politics, don’t miss a special panel led by Sister Pam Africa from the MOVE organization, focusing on the urgent campaign to free political prisoner Mumia Abu Jamal. This is more than just talk radio—it’s a call to action and a forum for ideas that can move our community forward.

Join us for an unmissable celebration of Black August with Griot Baba Lumumba, a respected member of the Council of Elders at Umoja House in Washington, DC. This influential council is at the forefront of championing community issues, and Baba Lumumba will powerfully spotlight the legacy and significance of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense—a movement that continues to inspire the ongoing fight for justice and empowerment in our community. We’re also honored to welcome former New York Lawmaker Charles Barron.  He’ll break down the pivotal Democratic primary races in Missouri and Michigan and deliver a crucial update on the Sahel nations’ courageous struggle for autonomy—issues that shape our world today. The Multi-talented researcher Keidi Awaudu will also discuss his book GAME THEORY FOR MASTER'S LEVEL STUDY: Mastering Moves, Outsmarting Opponents, and Winning the Future.

Garveyite Brother Senghor Baye will report from Washington, D.C, while Chief Foday joins us live from Freetown, Sierra Leone. Together, they will lead a dynamic discussion—Black August & Garveyism: Honoring the Soledad Brothers & Marcus Garvey—shedding light on the legacies that continue to empower our community. After this powerful opening, Black political expert James Taylor will take the mic.  Dr. Taylor will break down the National Urban League's State of Black America report and what the upcoming midterm elections mean for our future. This is your chance to gain invaluable insight and be part of a movement dedicated to progress

Renowned Kemtologist Tony Browder takes over our classroom, bringing firsthand insights from his recent journey to Egypt and an exclusive preview of his highly anticipated presentation at the Black Psychologist convention in Baltimore this weekend. Before Tony, Dr. Frank Malone, founder of 100 Fathers Incorporated, will empower us with his acclaimed program, '21st Century Man: A Blueprint For Fatherhood, Leadership & Legacy.' Plus, Chicago activist pastor Anthony Williams returns to share the latest on his courageous fight to declare violence a public health crisis, a cause that affects us all.

Experience a landmark moment in African-American psychology as one of its most visionary pioneers, Dr. Wade Nobles, joins our classroom this Wednesday morning. Dr. Nobles will passionately share why Black psychologists must lead and empower the entire global African network in addressing Mental health, a message with impact far beyond academia. As a keynote panelist at this weekend's National Black Psychologists Convention in Baltimore, Dr. Nobles will ignite conversations to inspire and mobilize real change. But that's not all. Baltimore's own activist and political organizer, Dayvon Love, will bring his dynamic perspective. Before Dayvon, NY media analysts Wayne Gilman and Reggie Thomas will deliver incisive commentary on the Iranian conflict and the pivotal sale of Warner Bros., parent company of CNN. Kicking off this influential lineup is Dennis Boatwright, Director of Pan-African Studies in Detroit, whose insights will set the stage for a truly transformative session.

World-renowned historian and primary researcher Manu Ampim will join our classroom, bringing his expertise in African and African-American history and culture. Professor Ampim’s insights are not to be missed if you’re passionate about understanding our shared heritage and empowering our future. But that’s not all—be inspired by Sister Antoinette’s adventurous trip to Egypt and her bold 10k run challenge. Plus, hear firsthand accounts from journalist Ernest McBride, formerly with the Jackson Advocate, as he reveals powerful stories about the struggle against racism in Mississippi. The Big Show is your opportunity to connect, learn, and be moved.

Renowned Scholar Dr. Ray Winbush returns to our classroom for an unfiltered, eye-opening session. Dr. Winbush will break down the Democratic Socialists’ agenda, revealing what it truly means for the Black community. He’ll also confront the alarming rise in suspicious deaths among our young people—exploring whether these tragedies are connected or mere coincidence. Before Dr. Winbush, legendary radio icon Roland Bynum will captivate us with insights from his acclaimed book, God Shots. Kicking off our impactful morning, DC activist Brother Obie will ignite the session with his passion for change.

Mark from Anaheim checks into our classroom, but before Mark renowned scholar and University of Houston professor Dr. Gerald Horne joins our classroom to shed light on the most pressing issues of our time: the future of the EU, South Africa’s xenophobia crisis, the ongoing conflict in Iran, threats against Mali, South America’s political shifts, and a revealing new State Department report on Cuba. Dr. Horne will also give us an exclusive preview of his groundbreaking new book on Slavery—an event you won’t want to miss. Before Dr. Horne, acclaimed author Angela Dodson will share powerful insights from her must-read book, “We’ve Been Here Before: How Rebellion and Activism Have Always Sustained America.” Kicking off the show, passionate DC activist Dyrell Muhammad will provide an urgent update on his mission to bring real change and reduce crime in The District.

Kwanzaa creator and renowned scholar, Dr. Maulana Karenga, takes over our classroom to provide his unique insight and leadership. Dr. Karenga will guide us through the Nolan Wells incident, the rise of the Democratic Socialists, the ongoing war with Iran, and the upcoming anniversary of the Great March on Washington—issues that shape our future and demand our attention. Before Dr. Karenga, Clinical Therapist, Dr. Jayson Anthony will dissect two high-profile cases where young Black men suffered tragedy as the only Black individuals in their groups. Dr. Jayson will offer a critical perspective on what these incidents signal to other young Black men and to our community at large. Plus, hear directly from Chicago activist pastor Anthony Williams, who led the charge in convincing the Illinois State House to pass a historic Civility Resolution—proving that real change is possible when we act with purpose.

Futuristic Researcher Sadiki Bakari energizes our classroom with crucial insights on the fast-changing world of Artificial Intelligence. Brother Sadiki will reveal the real-world impact of what he calls the AI Transhumanism Trap—information vital for anyone concerned about the future of our community. Before Sadiki takes the mic, we'll give you an exclusive preview of the 57th annual International Convention of the Association of Black Psychologists. Co-Chair Dr. Yuma Tomes will unveil why this four-day event at Morgan State University is a can't-miss opportunity for empowerment and connection. Plus, David Murphy from Baltimore’s National Black Unity News will highlight a powerful new documentary about Black Baltimore, shining a light on stories that matter. Seize the opportunity to get informed, engaged, and inspired!

Renowned researcher Keidi Awadu visits our classroom! Keidi will unveil powerful insights from his groundbreaking new book, Game Theory for a Master's-Level Study—a must-have workbook designed to help you master strategic moves, outthink any opponent, and claim your future success. But that’s not all: acclaimed author Sundiata Ramin will give us an exclusive first look at Soul Searcher: Life and Legend of Chuck Brown, a riveting journey through the incredible legacy of the Godfather of Go-Go. Kicking off our dynamic program, Sister Felcia from the Hapi organization will energize us with a preview of next week's transformative Power Unity Conference in Chicago.

The dynamic Founder of Black Lawyers for Justice, Attorney Malik Shabazz, returns to our classroom to share behind-the-scenes insights on major criminal cases and break down Donald Trump’s game-changing Supreme Court appeals. Before Attorney Shabazz, John Templeton—visionary Publisher of the Journal of Black Innovation and Editor of Blackmoney.com—previews a crucial summit uniting Black entrepreneurs, Black churches, and Civil Rights leaders to strategize and take bold action against Jim Crow 2.0. Kicking off the show, inspirational Baltimore activist The Revd. Dr. Robert Richard Allen Turner reports on his relentless monthly journeys, shining a spotlight on the urgent fight for reparations.

Pan-Africanist and critical-thinking expert Dr. David Horne when he returns to our classroom this Thursday morning! Dr. Horne will tackle the crucial question: Can the Democratic Socialist message truly resonate with the Black Community? He’ll also deliver a timely analysis of the rapidly evolving situations in Iran and South Africa, offering insights you won’t find anywhere else. Before Dr. Horne takes the mic, Sister Marsha will share inspiring updates from the frontline battle to save a historic Black cemetery in Bethesda, Maryland, and Sister Phile from the Million-Woman March will shine a light on the urgent search for over 71,000 missing Black women and girls—a crisis demanding our attention.

Civil Rights icon Willie Mukasa Ricks steps into our classroom this Wednesday morning. Mukasa, a trailblazer who marched shoulder to shoulder with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Kwame Ture, and John Lewis, and a founding member of SNCC, will offer powerful insights by connecting the 60’s struggle to the pressing issues of today. Before Mukasa, acclaimed writer Simeon Booker Muhammad will provide an exclusive update on the latest UFO sightings, as the Trump administration considers releasing classified information that could change what we know forever. Adding to this compelling lineup, WDC activist Ella McCall will illuminate the remarkable legacy of Carter G Woodson in the Shaw area, inspiring us all to honor our heritage. The Hood Doctor, Kokayi Patterson, will share exciting news about a transformative summer program for DC youth, empowering the next generation of leaders.

Chairman Fred Hampton joins our classroom to share exclusive updates on his legal battle with Chicago authorities. Before the Chairman, renowned political analyst, author, and talk-show host Dr. Wilmer Leon will break down the meteoric rise of Democratic Socialists in American politics. LA’s own Brother Askia kicks off the show.

Renowned Black Politics expert Dr. James Taylor as he returns to our classroom this Monday morning. Dr. Taylor will passionately discuss why Black Joy Matters and offer invaluable insights into the Democratic Socialists' relationship to Black Politics—an issue shaping the future of our communities. He’ll also shed light on the urgent topic of white supremacists' July 4th march in Washington, DC. Black Blogger Brandon will also critically examine whether Democratic Socialists can energize Black voter turnout in the coming elections.

Don’t miss a powerful and timely discussion led by renowned scholar James Small, who will challenge us to reflect on a crucial question: Should the Black community celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, recognize Juneteenth, or both? Professor Small’s unique perspective promises to spark meaningful conversation and inspire action. Before Professor Small takes the mic, Tarance Bailey—direct descendant of the legendary Frederick Douglass—will reveal Douglass’ compelling advice for Black Americans on the 4th of July, and share exciting updates on the “Frederick Douglass Family Legacy Mural.” You’ll also hear from Michigan activist the Revd. Edward Pickney, who will bravely spotlight a recent interracial affair that ended in tragedy for the Black person under suspicious circumstances—an urgent reminder of the work still left to do.

Renowned economist Dr. Julianne Malveaux as she returns to our classroom for an exclusive analysis of the Supreme Court’s most consequential recent rulings. Dr. Malveaux will break down the Court’s decision to reject the Trump Birthright Initiative, their pivotal moves on campaign-financing laws, and the latest developments involving E.J. Carroll and Lisa Cook. She will also illuminate the growing influence of the Democratic Socialist movement in the current political landscape.  The Faith Brothers will also check in. Setting the stage, Reparations United’s Kamm Howard will share powerful insights from the groundbreaking Reparations Summit in Ghana and the Vatican’s historic response to global calls for justice. Plus, Rev. Tonya Butler Truesdale will give us a special preview of the highly anticipated DC Legendary Musicians 20-year anniversary celebration.

Renowned professor and celebrated author Dr. Tyrene Wright returns to our classroom! Dr. Wright, a leading expert on Booker T. Washington, will bring her in-depth research to life as she explores Booker T.’s powerful relationships with Frederick Douglass, Marcus Garvey, and W.E.B. Du Bois—connections that have shaped history.  Before Dr. Wright, hear from The Garvey Nations Delxino Wilson De Barrio.  Sinclair Skinner will also share firsthand insights from his recent transformative journey to Africa and update us on the dynamic “I Love Black People” campaign.

Former FBI agent Dr. Tyrone Powers returns to our classroom. Dr. Powers brings his expert insights to the table, analyzing the latest Iran peace agreement and breaking down the recent Supreme Court rulings—critical issues that shape our world. Kicking off the show, New York media analysts Wayne Gilman and Reggie Thomas will dive deep into the recent New York primary results, highlighting the impressive victories of Democratic Socialists and what those wins mean for the future of mainstream Democrats. Before the political discussions, The Move’s Pam Africa will shine a spotlight on a vital press conference about political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal—don’t miss this chance to learn firsthand about the fight for justice.

Acclaimed historian and primary researcher Professor Manu Ampim joins our classroom. Professor Ampim, a renowned expert in African and African American history and culture, will reveal the true origins of Juneteenth and debunk the myth surrounding Abraham Lincoln. He’ll also challenge widely accepted narratives with his eye-opening talk on “The Falsification of America’s 250th Birthday.” Before Professor Ampim, Flip That Stocks’ JR Fenwick will break down how easy it is to get started in the stock market, offering real-world insights and analyzing how Elon Musk’s SpaceX helped propel Musk into trillionaire status. JR will also explain why the stock market responds to every Trump-Iran peace announcement—don’t miss his expert take! Before JR, Music Analyst Kwabena Rasuli will deliver a compelling report on the current state of Black Music, uncovering trends and sharing powerful perspectives.

We continue our salute to Black Music Month with the legendary Professor Griff of Public Enemy! Griff will deliver a compelling review of the late Clive Davis’s remarkable legacy and his profound relationships with iconic Black artists—Miles, Whitney, Aretha, Gil Scott-Heron, Dionne Warwick, Alicia Keys, Earth, Wind & Fire, The Isley Brothers, Angie Stone, The Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, and so many more. Before Griff joins, renowned scholar, poet, and author Dr. Nubia Kai shares her groundbreaking book, *A River of Prophecy: A Sacred History of African Americans*. Plus, get an inside look at the upcoming national reparations convention in WDC with Corey Shaw from NCOBRA. We’re kicking off the program with DC activist Brother Obie, whose passion for justice sets the tone for a morning you won’t forget. This is more than just a broadcast—it’s your opportunity to participate in conversations that matter most to our community.

The founder of Black Lives Matter Grassroots, Dr. Abdullah, returns to our classroom. Her insights on the recent Karmelo Anthony incident in Texas and the tragic shooting of young Kohen Wiley in Mississippi will challenge and inspire you. Baltimore Civil Rights champion Carl Snowden will set the stage with an inside look at Tuesday’s Maryland Primary races and the Supreme Court’s controversial decision impacting Voting Rights Act protections for millions—especially those with disabilities or literacy challenges in seven states. Start your morning with empowerment as Astro-Numerologist Kimberly Williams, offering free mini energy chart readings. All you have to do is provide her with your name and date of birth. Kimberly will also include a special reveal of Donald Trump's chart. First, entertainer Alfie Pollet will uplift your spirit as we continue our vibrant celebration of Black Music Month.

Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jerome E. Fox and Detroit-based Historian Michael Imhotep—on Thursday morning! Dr. Fox, acclaimed author of the best-selling workbook “Addicted to White: The Oppressed in League with the Oppressor: A Shame-based Alliance,” will share transformative strategies for breaking free from harmful societal patterns. Before Dr. Fox, Michael Imhotep will deliver eye-opening truths about why Juneteenth did not mark the true end of slavery, backing them with compelling evidence. This is your opportunity to be part of a conversation that challenges, enlightens, and empowers.

Mark from Anaheim checks into our classroom to deliver a powerful, eye-opening analysis of the Karmelo Anthony’s case. Mark’s deep dive begins with the events leading up to the altercation, guiding you through the incident and the court’s final ruling. He’ll debunk common myths and clear up misunderstandings, ensuring you get the full, unfiltered story. Before Mark’s compelling segment, acclaimed filmmaker Gerald Barclay previews his riveting film on the assassination of Liberia’s President William Tolbert—a story that will leave you thinking long after the credits roll. BlackEconomic.org’s Dr. Brooks Robinson will also challenge you to rethink Black spending choices and offer solutions that can empower our community.

Marshall Thompson from the legendary Chi-Lites will share his story with us. Before Marshall, Ira Tucker Jr. will step up. Ira was Stevie Wonder's former publicist; his dad was the lead singer of the famous gospel quartet the Dixie Hummingbirds, and his sister was a member of the Supremes. This week’s lineup is truly special, and Ira Tucker Jr., former publicist for Stevie Wonder, son of the lead singer of the iconic Dixie Hummingbirds, and brother of a member of the Supremes, will share his remarkable journey in music and beyond, bringing a unique, insider perspective on music, culture, and history. Before we hit the Music session, author Sheila Vance will draw a powerful connection between Juneteenth and the Revolutionary War, helping us understand our history in a deeper, more meaningful way. We’ll kick off the show with a review of the WDC primary results, then move into stories, insights, and conversations you won’t hear anywhere else.

Renowned Physician and Scientist Dr. Velva Boles will join our classroom, bringing her expertise to address the pressing questions around the Ebola outbreak on the continent. Dr. Boles will provide clear, reassuring guidance on whether there is cause for concern and share important updates for those who have received the vaccine and may be worried about side effects. She’ll also answer your medical questions live, helping you make informed decisions for yourself and your loved ones. Before Dr. Boles takes the mic, prominent attorney Martina Evans will offer a sneak preview of Baltimore’s vibrant Juneteenth celebrations, highlighting the rich culture and unity of our community. Then, tireless homeless advocate Minister Christina Flowers will shed light on the urgent challenges facing the unhoused in Baltimore and what you can do to help.

Futuristic Researcher Sadiki Bakari transforms our classroom into a hub of empowerment and innovation. Brother Sadiki will expertly reveal how cycles of trauma and fear can limit our potential, especially when it comes to navigating the rapidly evolving world of AI. He will share his revolutionary Empowerment Technology—a proven method to break free from fear and trauma and unlock your true capabilities. Before Sadiki inspires us, prepare to be moved by the wisdom of the dean of Black Journalists, Rev. Dr. Barbara Reynolds, and the powerful insights of author and researcher Angela Greene, who will unveil her eye-opening book, Legalized Extortion. This essential work exposes how the government targeted Black doctors who courageously served poor and elderly Medicaid recipients, shining a light on injustice and resilience. Chicago activist pastor Anthony Williams will ignite the morning, giving a passionate account of his relentless fight to ensure the NFL opens its doors to more Black-owned businesses.

Acclaimed University of Houston Africana Studies Professor Gerald Horne returns to our classroom. Dr. Horne’s insightful analysis is renowned for shedding light on the most pressing issues of our time. This week, he’ll break down critical developments in South Africa, Ethiopia, Iran, Israel, the Sahel Nations, Colombia, Senegal, and China. He’ll also provide a deep dive into the recent primary races in Texas and California, and tackle the urgent matter of the Trump Administration’s policy of admitting only Afrikaners as refugees. Plus, with Juneteenth celebrations approaching and tensions with Iran escalating, Dr. Horne’s perspective is more essential than ever. Before Dr. Horne takes the stage, hear from author LeeAnet Noble, who previews her book "Black. White, Colored," and Baltimore’s own David Murphy from the National Black Unity News, who will unveil powerful plans to ignite unity across our communities.

Experience the insight of renowned scholar Professor James Small as he breaks down the recent trial of a South Carolina gas station owner found innocent in the tragic shooting of a 14-year-old boy—a case that has ignited urgent conversations and heightened tensions in our community. Be part of a dialogue that seeks understanding, justice, and solutions. But that's not all—be inspired by Jen Jasper, the visionary founder behind two thriving clothing brands, as she shares her journey from idea to impact. And don’t miss award-winning author Carole Boston Weatherford, who will open the show with an exclusive preview of her latest, groundbreaking projects.

Don’t miss a transformative conversation as acclaimed authors Dr. Joy DeGruy and attorney Enola Aird take over our classroom. Dr. DeGruy, renowned for her best-selling book "Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome," and attorney Aird, celebrated for her profound work in "Black Fathers in Contemporary American Society," will share powerful insights and discuss the compelling ‘Centering Healing’ documentary. Before their segment, hear from Chairman Fred Hampton as he reports on his latest legal challenges with the Chicago police department. Sister Euri will also preview this weekend's MAAFA commemoration in WDC. Starting us off, music historian Norman Richmond, will deepen our celebration of Black Music Month. This is your chance to engage with trailblazers shaping the conversation around issues that matter most to our community.

Join us for a landmark broadcast as Kwanzaa creator Dr. Maulana Karenga shares his invaluable insights on the NAACP’s boycott call, previews the crucial US Supreme Court birthright decision, and explores the significance of the upcoming Juneteenth holiday. Before Dr. Karenga takes the mic, Political Blogger Brandon will break down the pivotal California primary election, shed light on the evolving Iran conflict, and provide the inside scoop on the top contenders vying for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination.

Renowned Kemtologist Tony Browder leads our classroom discussion with his inspiring insights. Brother Tony will offer an exclusive preview of his highly anticipated study tour of Kemet, share highlights from his captivating Egypt on the Potomac seminar, and reveal the metaphysical influences behind the legendary music of Earth, Wind & Fire. Before Brother Tony, be moved by Carlton Lewis, a trailblazer from the original Dixie Hummingbirds, as he shares his extraordinary journey into the music industry—an essential feature of our Black Music Month celebration. The morning begins with Lincoln University Professor Gnaka Lagoke, who will provide crucial updates on the evolving situations in the Sahel nations and Senegal—knowledge every engaged community member should hear.

Civil Rights icon Dr. Ban Chavis, live in our classroom this Wednesday morning! As a trailblazing former head of the NAACP and the current CEO and President of the National Newspaper Publishers Association, Dr. Chavis brings unparalleled insight and passion. He’ll break down the NAACP’s urgent call for a boycott in response to the Supreme Court’s Voting Rights ruling—a moment that could shape the future of our democracy. Before Dr. Chavis, The Faith Brothers will examine Racism in Religion, San Francisco activist John Templeton will also report on the California primary. Starting us off, we invite you to immerse yourself in the power of Black Music Month with the legendary Brother Amde of the Watts Prophets—a segment that promises to inspire and uplift!

President/General of the Universal African Peoples Organization, Zaki Baruti, returns to our classroom! Zaki will break down the Supreme Court’s recent Voting Rights decision and reveal how it could shape the future of our democracy—including this fall’s elections. He’ll dive into what happened in the Texas Primary and preview the pivotal races ahead in California and St. Louis, offering insight you won’t find anywhere else. The morning kicks off with Sister Phile, who brings urgency to the ongoing search for thousands of missing Black women and girls—stories that demand our attention and action. Then, how well do you know your history? Dr. Nah Dove, acclaimed Afrocology professor at Temple University, will challenge us to rethink what we know about Africa’s past, exploring the rise and fall of legendary civilizations like Kush, the Malian Empire, the Kingdom of Dahomey, Great Zimbabwe, and many more.

Renowned Black Politics expert Dr. James Taylor returns to our classroom, bringing invaluable insights and firsthand stories. Dr. Taylor will illuminate the remarkable legacy of the late attorney Clarence Jones—a key confidant to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., contributor to the iconic ‘I Have a Dream’ speech, and courageous publisher and advocate for civil rights. Hear about Attorney Jones’s pivotal role in history, including his daring efforts to share Dr. King’s ‘Letter from a Birmingham Jail.’ Before Dr. Taylor’s engaging talk, you’ll meet His Excellency, High Commissioner David Commissiong, who will provide an exclusive update on the urgent Caribbean Reparations movement and reveal key developments within CARICOM, the Caribbean’s leading economic alliance. The session opens with former NY lawmaker Charles Barron, who will break down how recent Supreme Court decisions are reshaping Voting Rights, and share essential updates on the challenges facing the Sahel Nations. Seize this chance to learn from leaders at the forefront of justice, history, and global change—your presence will make a difference

Renowned Traditional and Naturopathic doctor Dr. A will be with us in the classroom. If you’re facing a health challenge or simply seeking guidance, Dr. A is your trusted resource, offering both conventional medical solutions and powerful holistic alternatives. Don’t let uncertainty hold you back—take this unique opportunity to get a second opinion or discuss your concerns with an expert who truly cares. But that’s not all! Before our enlightening session with Dr. A, be inspired by Detroit activist, Sushanna Shakur, and attorney Nkechi Taifa as they share a preview of an uplifting celebration for Assata Shakur, happening Saturday. Plus, WDC anti-crime champion Dyrell Muhammad will energize us with the latest updates on his tireless efforts to make our neighborhoods safer.

Morgan State University professor Ray Winbush brings his sharp analysis to our classroom, breaking down the Supreme Court's redistricting ruling and revealing what it means for our future. Dr. Winbush will spotlight the NAACP’s urgent call for a boycott, dissect the Texas primary results, and explain the bold move by a Florida congresswoman who’s fighting to represent her community by moving into a Black neighborhood. His expertise extends globally, as he tackles the US-Iran stalemate and dives into Donald Trump’s controversial plans, from building an arch to a UFC fighting cage and an extravagant ballroom. Before Dr. Winbush, Garveyite Senghor Baye will energize the airwaves with a dynamic panel celebrating African Liberation Day—a conversation you can’t afford to miss.