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- Black History MonthIn honor of Black history month, I’d like to recite one of my favorite lines in all of history, “Am I my brother's keeper?" And to me the answer is yes. Because that is what I would want my brothers and sisters to say of me. We can all just get along, if only we looked at each other as we are looking at ourselves. Now here we are towards the end of February and we have time to talk about black history, I think we should embrace it, because Black History is American history. So here’s just a few things that I have to say, please, don’t take offense and remember to try to always have a conversation with an open mind. Enjoy.20 min
- Our Top 5 Black ComediansCelebrating Black History Month we wanted something positive, uplifting and lighthearted. So we came up with a list of comedians we thought we the best at their craft.We hope you enjoy the show and contact us should you have questions. We have a Facebook page of the same name (A Conversation with Open Minds). We welcome questions, thoughts and ideas.Opening/Closing Music provided by Grap Luva Work it Out! (Instrumental).54 min
- ReparationsAn in-depth look into reparations. It's meaning, purpose, and answer questions like why it's not being done for some when it has been for others.Opening/Closing Track provided by Grap Luva: Work it out! (Instrumental)1 hr 12 min
- Post Presidential Inauguration Reflection
Considering all the recent events in the past few months, we reflect on the Inauguration, the effects the new administration may have on the present and the future of America.
27 min - Content Of Character (A tribute to Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr)
We celebrate the Federal holiday commemorating Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr's birthday. We honor his legacy with a brief conversation about the content of character.
"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character".
Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
"Excerpt from the "I have a dream!" speech.
Opening/Closing Music provided by Grap Luva Work it Out! (Instrumental)
25 min - America or AmeriKKKa? Which one do YOU live in?In light of the past weeks' events at The Capitol Building, we felt the need to voice our opinions on the privilege and hypocrisy shown when they decided to "storm" the building and "take back the country".50 min
- Monopoly: A game minorities can't win (A Short Conversation with Open Minds)A "short" on how a system designed for the success works for the group who designed it. Depriving people of color the opportunity to succeed for approx 450 years. A system that works exactly the way it's supposed to.Opening/Closing Title Music Provided by Grap Luva "Work it Out!", (Instrumental)9 min
- 2020*: End of Year reflection
A look back at our humble beginnings through the "dumpster fire" called 2020* and looking forward to what the future holds for us.
Oh behalf of ACWOM we want to Thank all of you who have listened to us and stuck with us thought this trying year, we appreciate you, your support and your feedback. We hope that 2021 brings us new challenges and topics of discussion to keep us all together in this dialogue as we continue to have A Conversation With Open Minds
Opening/Closing Music provided by Grap Luva: Work it Out (instrumental)
41 min - Hanu-Christma-Kwanz-kkah
We talk about the holidays (Hanukkah, Christmas and Kwanzaa) and what they mean to us. Digging a little deeper into their origins
45 min - Changes (A Short Conversation With Open Minds)
A short narrative on my viewpoint on "Differences of Opinions"
8 min
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Two friends who have open and honest conversations about race, entertainment, politics, sports and much more