Beheard Talk

This week on the News-Roundup we talked about a lot of depressing things, but also had the chance to discuss a young lady who was able to graduate from Highschool two years early. Black Girls Rock

During a historic referendum on June 23, 2016, citizens in Great Britain voted to leave the European Union, which is popularly known as Brexit. Consequently, Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron announced his resignation, while Britain’s departure from the EP has already had significant impacts on its own economy. We discussed the reasons why the majority of British residents voted to leave the EU, Brexit’s impact on the U.K.’s economy, and how this may affect the rest of the world, with special guest Susie Poppick, the Senior Money Editor At Mic.

Each month, Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio presents "The Dreamer and Doer Series," which spotlights inspirational Millennials who are using their talents and influence to better their community and the world. On Sunday, June 19, 2016, we spoke to Angelo Pinto, the Campaign Manager for the Raise the Age Campaign at The Correctional Associations of New York and a founding member of Justice League NYC.

America experienced one of the most tragic mass shootings on June 12 after a madman walked into a LGBTQ nightclub in Orlando with an AR-15 and shot over 100 people, 49 of which died. This Sunday we'll share our reactions, discuss the impact that religious groups have had on homophobia and anti-trans sentiment, and list steps for making a real difference.

Later in the show, we'll discuss why after 998 mass shootings, our elected officials still can't pass gun control legislation. We'll also debate whether this incident should be classified as a terrorist attack.

America experienced one of the most tragic mass shootings on June 12 after a madman walked into a LGBTQ nightclub in Orlando with an AR-15 and shot over 100 people, 49 of which died. This Sunday we'll share our reactions, discuss the impact that religious groups have had on homophobia and anti-trans sentiment, and list steps for making a real difference.

Later in the show, we'll discuss why after 998 mass shootings, our elected officials still can't pass gun control legislation. We'll also debate whether this incident should be classified as a terrorist attack.

Brock Turner, convicted rapist and White Privilege for Dummies, spokesperson was, convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. Despite his disgusting and illegal behavior, a judge who is more than likely enjoys the idea of a Trump/Zimmerman presidential ticket, sentenced Brock to only 6 months in prison. This Sunday we'll discuss the case, white privilege and why Rape Culture is still a serious problem in 2016.

This week in the Newsroundup, we discussed the passing of American Hero, Muhammad Ali, and some other stuff. But mostly how awesome Ali was, and how we're really going to miss him.

The History channel has released a new interpretation of the iconic roots series. Inspiring a huge debate about the role of movies and shows depicting African Americans as slaves. This Sunday, we'll give our opinions on the latest version, talk about the response from social media and compare the new series to Alex Haley's original.

President Obama signed an executive order that impacts overtime work. During the quickie we'll let you know if this new rule could mean more money in your pockets.

The LGBT movement has seen a lot of progress in the last 20 years. But recently there has been an uptick of activity to suppress, punish or discriminate against this group. Such activity includes creating laws that allow people to refuse service to gay and lesbian people, and recently states have passed laws that specifically target transgender people. This Sunday we'll discuss the LGBT movement after same-sex marriage and what new obstacles they're facing.