On the show we honor our great ancestor Thomas Sankara, and discuss his great achievements in the war for the liberation of Afrikan people before being assassinated 30 years ago.  We also discuss current Afrikan leaders that are carrying on the spirit of Thomas Sankara today.

Sister Sankofa Baba joins us to discuss the 20 year anniversary of the Million Woman March.  We also discuss the recent Las Vegas terrorist attack, the new FBI report on "Black identity extremist", and the recent comments by Cam Newton.

On the show we discuss the recent attack on straight Black men, Black masculinity and the rise of feminism.  We also discuss .45 and his war with the NFL, the changing of the narrative of the anthem protest, and the recent tweets on Puerto Rico.

We continue with the classification of Black leadership, by breaking down the differences between segregation, integration, separation, and assimilation.  We also discuss the importance of Afrikan traditions & the latest on Donald Trump, NFL protests, and Trump's hidden agenda for Afrika.

What defines a leader?  We breakdown what a leader is and define the different types of leaders.  We also discuss what constitutes a race traitor among black people past and present.

On the show we discuss the images and elements of self destruction among Black people.  We also talk about the current spike in killings in the Black community and what's driving it.

In this episode we discuss the true origin of Christianity, and the effects of the religion on Afrikan people.  We also discuss how hurricane harvey has impacted black people in Houston and other surrounding cities in Texas compared to hurricane Katrina.

On the show we discuss Jim Brown's disagreement with national anthem protests, the results of the Mayweather/McGregor fight, mass Afrikan migrations to Europe since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, modern day slave trades in Afrika, human trafficking, and R. Kelly exposed again for pedophilia.

In this show we pay homage to our esteemed ancestor Dick Gregory who recently made his transition.  We also discuss the history of Black August, the Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey, and the importance of Nationalism.  Also former Oakland Raiders WR Tim Brown's comments on Marshawn Lynch's National Anthem Protest.