Black Information Network Interviews

This week on The Black Perspective, Vanessa Tyler sits down with Maryland Governor Wes Moore for an exclusive, one-on-one interview.

We also revisit Vanessa Tyler’s conversation with Alabama Democratic gubernatorial nominee Doug Jones.

Mike Stevens speaks with Sonya Allen-Smith of UnitedHealthcare’s union in Oakland about key legislation and the issues voters should pay attention to ahead of the midterm elections.

Plus, we have part one of Katie Gray's sit down with Money B of Digital Underground to discuss his journey in hip-hop and his new memoir, A D.U. Party Don’t Stop: The Money B Story.

On Your Black Business with Doug Davis, we highlight a new opportunity for Black-owned media companies and content creators.

And Roland S. Martin and James T. Harris join us for commentary

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This week on The Black Perspective, Vanessa Tyler speaks with Alabama Democratic gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones about his campaign and the challenges of competing for the state’s highest office as a Democrat.

Morgyn Wood catches up with Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, Maryland Congressman Kweisi Mfume, and D.C. go-go legend DJ Kool at this year’s Congressional Black Caucus gathering to discuss the issues and conversations shaping Black communities.

Plus, Alexandria Ikomoni sits down with reality TV personality, attorney, and best-selling author Marshawn Evans Daniels for a conversation about womanhood, personal growth, and so much more.

On Your Black Business, discover how Chicago entrepreneur Early Walker turned a single tow truck into a thriving business and used his success to help other entrepreneurs build their own futures.

And don't miss commentary from Roland S. Martin and James T. Harris on the latest issues impacting the nation and Black America.

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This week on The Black Perspective, Teri McCready speaks with Dr. Sherika Newman about her book, Heal Thyself: From Childhood Trauma to Triumph, and the lasting impact of childhood trauma into adulthood. 

Andrea Coleman sits down with former Dolton, Illinois, Mayor Tiffany Henyard to discuss her bid for a seat on the Fulton County Commission.

Nichole Deal catches up with financial expert John Hope Bryant at the recent Good Soil Forum in Texas for a conversation about credit, wealth, ownership, and a special tribute to his mother.

Plus, Alexandria Ikomoni talks with celebrity makeup artist Gwynnis Mosby about an upcoming Atlanta event celebrating the makeup industry.

And Roland S. Martin and James T. Harris join us for commentary.

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This week on The Black Perspective, Morgyn Wood sits down with Insecure actor Kendrick Sampson at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s 55th Annual Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C., to discuss his work and advocacy.

We revisit an interview with Reverend Don Abram, founder and CEO of Toward Pride, and Esther Dillard about a three-year study conducted in partnership with Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.

The research examines how Black churches are advancing HIV advocacy amid cuts to federal funding for testing and treatment.

Plus, Ramses Ja, Bri Wood and Morgyn Wood break down the week’s biggest news stories.

On Your Black Business, Doug Davis continues his four-part series, Let’s Build Wealth: The Christian Edition, with Dr. Deloris Thomas, president of the Joseph Business School.

This week, they discuss strategies for protecting retirement savings and planning a legacy through a Christian lens.

And Roland S. Martin and James T. Harris join us for commentary.

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This week on The Black Perspective, Alexandria Ikomoni sits down with actress Taylor Polidore Williams, star of Season 3 of Beauty in Black, to talk about the hit Netflix series and what’s next for her character, Kimmie.

Esther Dillard speaks with sociologist and author Dr. Toshua Cornwell-Clark about her book, Eternal Black Eye, and her sociological framework, “The Colonial Costume,” which examines the pressure Black women face to alter their natural hair and appearance to conform to Eurocentric standards of beauty.

Morgyn Wood recaps the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Annual Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C., connecting with some of the celebrities who attended, including 106 & Park OG A.J. Calloway, EGOT-winning actress Viola Davis, and Family Matters star Kellie Williams.

Katie Gray speaks with S. Kennedy, a woman working to restore a park in Metro Atlanta, about her efforts and how you can help support the project.

And Doug Davis joins Nicole Austin-Hillery, President and CEO of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, for a conversation about the foundation’s new generation of leaders. 

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This week on The Black Perspective, Mike Stevens talks with Pastor Kymone Hinds about an upcoming Tampa, Florida, event focused on financial literacy, empowerment, and biblical stewardship, with an emphasis on strengthening the Black community.

Then, Morgyn Wood sits down with acclaimed actress, director, and producer Terri J. Vaughn to discuss her remarkable career, her transition from acting to directing and producing, and what’s next in her journey both in front of and behind the camera.

Also, Esther Dillard speaks with Bobby L. Wilson, CEO and co-founder of the Metro Atlanta Urban Farm, about the upcoming national PLANTED conference and his mission to empower households across the country to grow their own food.

Wilson has set a goal of helping as many as 250,000 households cultivate food at home while promoting greater food access, self-sufficiency, and community resilience.

And Doug Davis continues his special series, Let’s Build Wealth: The Christian Edition, with Dr. Deloris Thomas, president of the Joseph Business School.

Together, they explore how life insurance can be used as part of a broader financial strategy, serving purposes beyond basic protection.

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This week on The Black Perspective, Esther Dillard chats with Dr. Lametra Scott and Dr. Haydar Frangoul about advances in gene-editing therapy and its potential to transform treatment for sickle cell disease.

Plus, Alexandria Ikomoni sits down with Dr. Miguel Wilson to talk about the 9th annual Atlanta Fashion & Polo Classic. 

The event brings together fashion, polo, culture, and community for another celebration presented by the Miguel Wilson Collection and the Ride to the Olympics Foundation.

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This week on The Black Perspective, we revisit some of the best conversations and interviews from the past few months, featuring BIN’s Esther Dillard, Doug Davis, Vanessa Tyler, Bri Wood, and Katie Gray.

Plus, Alexandria Ikomoni talks with Miguel Wilson about the 9th Annual Atlanta Fashion and Polo Classic, returning to Atlanta on Sept. 19.

We’ll also hear from Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, doctors involved with the Race for P.A.C.E.S. 5K in Atlanta, and Mike Tresvant, Executive Vice President of Brand Partnerships at Complex.

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This week on The Black Perspective, Katie Gray reports on healthcare providers joining forces in the fight against prostate cancer, with a shared mission of raising awareness, encouraging early detection, and ultimately saving lives.

Esther Dillard speaks with Dr. Lametra Scott and Dr. Haydar Frangoul about a groundbreaking development in the fight against sickle cell disease.

Dr. Scott shares the emotional story of watching her son’s eyes each morning for a sign that no test could yet confirm, while Dr. Frangoul explains how gene-editing therapy is giving families new hope.

Their conversation explores the life-changing potential of Casgevy, a CRISPR-based therapy approved for sickle cell disease.

Vanessa Tyler joins us with a BIN exclusive as she speaks with Kameron Glasgow, whose wife, Kenya Glasgow, and 2-year-old daughter, Kennedi Rose Glasgow, were killed by a lightning strike in Margate, Florida.

Kameron Glasgow recounts the heartbreaking moments surrounding the tragedy and the devastating loss of his family.

Doug Davis joins us with Part 2 of his conversation with Mike Tresvant, Executive Vice President of Brand Partnerships at Complex.

They continue their discussion about branding, the emergence of AI in media, and how attending an HBCU helped equip Tresvant with the skills and perspective that have shaped his career in media, advertising, and brand partnerships.

And we hear insightful commentary from Roland S. Martin and James T. Harris.

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This week on The Black Perspective, Bri Wood chats with newsmakers on site at the 2026 National Urban League Conference in Nashville, Tennessee.

Teri McCready sits down with Evans Mirageas, Harry T. Wilks Artistic Director of Cincinnati Opera, to discuss the world of opera and the company’s work to expand the art form’s reach.

Esther Dillard speaks with Reverend Don Abram, Founder and CEO of Toward Pride, about a new three-year study conducted with Southern Illinois University Edwardsville examining how Black churches are stepping up their HIV advocacy efforts amid cuts to federal funding for testing and treatment.

Andrea Coleman updates us on the 2026 midterm elections and examines how Black candidates are faring in their bids for office.

Doug Davis brings us another Your Black Business feature, speaking with a top executive at Complex, the media brand known for shaping conversations around fashion, sports, music, and lifestyle.

And Roland S. Martin and James T. Harris join us for commentary.

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