Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share 400 Plus
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
400 Plus
400 Plus episodes
- More Activist Needed: Carolyn J. Ruff
Marc Sims talks with Carolyn J. Ruff about the need for more activists.
https://www.facebook.com/blackwomenoffaith
11 min - New Guest For You: Chris Base
Marc Sims talks with professional broadcaster Chris Base about getting guests on his show.
https://www.facebook.com/chris.base.79
10 min - College Completion: Dr. Terrell Strayhorn
Marc Sims talks about college completion with Dr. Terrell Strayhorn Provost and Senior Vice President at Virginia Union University.
https://center4hbcu.vuu.edu/team-profiles/dr-terrell-strayhorn
27 min - Weight Loss ADOS Belief: Cynthia McDonald
Marc Sims talks with Cynthia McDonald about Weight Loss, ADOS, and Belief.
https://adoshealthandwellness.com/meet-the-author
17 min - Pandemic & The Arts: Sergio Mims
Marc Sims talks to Sergio Mims about the pandemic and the Arts.
Black Harvest Film Festival https://www.siskelfilmcenter.org/bhff2020
15 min - Schools & Crime: Syron Smith
Marc Sims talks with Syron Smith about public education and neighborhood crime.
https://nationalblockclubuniversity.com
15 min - Many Students Struggle To Read: Sherri Lucas-Hall
Marc Sims talks with Sherri Lucas-Hall about the importance of parents and teachers learning about the science of reading.
Discovering the Science of Reading: A Reporter’s Story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GO4_S26gOkQ
16 min - Beyond The Stereotype: Chris Base
Marc Sims talks with Chris Base about podcasting beyond the stereotype.
https://www.facebook.com/chris.base.79
14 min - Solve Our Ills: Pastor Donovan Price
Marc Sims talks with Pastor Donovan Price about reducing crime in Chicago Illinois.
https://www.solutionsandresources.org
11 min - How Would You Stop Crime In Chicago? James Newborn
Marc Sims talks with Chicago Illinois resident James Newborn about stopping neighborhood crime.
12 min
About 400 Plus
From the publisher's feed
A discussion of African American issues from an African American perspective.
The love we have for each other is the greatest threat to those who rule over us. If those who rule over us want to stay in power, then they must destroy our ability to love each other in a healthy sort of way.
Dr. Amos N. Wilson