In a thought-provoking episode of "LaVeist and Claville," hosts Wil LaVeist and Eric Claville take on a recent controversy surrounding publishing icon Jann Wenner and his new book, "The Masters." Wenner, co-founder of Rolling Stone magazine, recently revealed why his book excludes interviews with Black and Female musicians, and his explanation has sparked a significant online backlash.

Join Wil and Eric as they dissect Wenner's reasoning, exploring the implications of his statement and the broader issues it raises about the recognition and representation of Black and female artists in the world of music and culture. They delve into the selection process, Wenner's criteria, and the perception of who qualifies as a "philosopher of rock."

Through insightful analysis and candid conversation, "LaVeist and Claville" confronts the challenges Black and Female musicians face in being acknowledged for their intellectual contributions and creativity. This episode invites listeners to consider the importance of inclusivity and representation in music, challenging us to think critically about how we engage with and honor Black History and culture.

Tune in to this eye-opening episode and join the conversation surrounding "Appeasing the Revisionist: The Attack on Black History." Let's explore the power of music, representation, and the enduring struggle for recognition in art.

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