This week is American Education week. On Listen Up! host Farajii Muhammad speaks with an 8th grade teacher at the Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women about the state of education in Baltimore City.

On Listen Up! the Ladies of Listen discuss Trump's upcoming presidency. With Nerra , Autumn, Dani and Meaca.

Listen Up! host Farajii Muhammad spoke with Sheila Dixon about her write in campaign, and now it’s time to hear from the other mayoral candidates as well. Muhammad speaks with Joshua Harris of the Green Party, and Alan Walden of the Republican Part. Then, the Ladies of Listen Up are on the show for the first Friday of the month.

Listen Up! host Farajii Muhammad speaks with Adam Jackson, CEO of Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle, about the non-profit industrial complex. Then, Muhammad is joined by Baltimore native Chef Stewart.

Listen Up! host Farajii Muhammad speaks with one of the key organizers of the VOICE Coalition about the dismissal of the lawsuit seeking a redo of April's primary election. Then, in the spirit of Morgan State homecoming, Muhammad discusses school pride.

Listen Up! host Farajii Muhammad has a one-on-one conversation with Sheila Dixon about her write-in campaign. Then, Baltimore City teacher Anthony Pena has an education report. And finally, Linzy Jackson discusses the Baltimore City Youth Summit focusing on police reform.

Listen Up! host Faraji Muhammad has a conversation with Natasha Muhammad, aka The Third Eye, who just dropped a new hot song and music video! Then Muhammad discusses a new community event happening at Coppin State University with Ron Hantz. Towards the end of the hour, Muhammad hosts an open discussion about the current issues of the week.

Listen Up! host Farajii Muhammad opens up the phone lines to discuss the current events of the week with listeners. Then Mykel Ramos, sports contributor, has this week’s Rolling with Ramos. And then Muhammad has something special for the What’s Good in the Hood Street Report.

Listen Up! host Farajii Muhammad speaks with a grief counselor about how to to handle pain and sorrow, whether personal or collective. Then Muhammad has a conversation with the founder of A Legacy Left Behind , about what we can do to use grief in productive ways to change community. Then, Muhammad checks in with PNC bank representative about how you can prepare to pay off college loans.

On Listen Up! host Farajii Muhammad talks to two organizers with Build Baltimore about what has happened in the historic 100 million dollar deal for the affordable housing package in the Port Covington development. Then: Rolling with Ramos with Mykel Ramos, who breaks down all things sports. And finally, Muhammad has something special for the What's Good in the Hood Street Report.