Black Information Network Interviews

This week on the Black Perspective, we bring you comprehensive commentary on the 2024 election results with insights from Ramses Ja, Roland Martin, Mo Kelly, and James T. Harris.

Alexandria Ikomoni sits down with award-winning artist and mental health advocate Edi Callier, who shares his journey in music and advocacy. The Black Information Network's Esther Dillard provides timely health tips from a medical advocate to consider as we approach the holiday season; Vanessa Tyler highlights stories from Mothers of the Movement in a powerful segment from her Blackland Podcast; Doug Davis speaks with a dynamic Black woman entrepreneur on her mission to empower Black women to achieve business ownership.

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BIN News Anchor Tyrik Wynn interviews former U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler, who was appointed to her seat by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp. Loeffler shares her thoughts on why Donald Trump exemplifies the American Dream and hints at whether another Senate run might be in her future.

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Newly re-elected Congressman Hank Johnson of Georgia’s 4th District shares his insights on the 2024 election landscape. Johnson discusses the impact of Georgia’s votes and what it could mean for the state’s political future.

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BIN News Anchor Tyrik Wynn catches up with actress Lynn Whitfield at a Georgia campaign event for Kamala Harris. Whitfield shares the top three policies that resonate with her and explains why it’s crucial for African Americans to turn out for Harris. She also offers a glimpse into some exciting new projects she’s working on.

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BIN News Anchor Tyrik Wynn speaks with Janiyah Thomas, Black Media Director for Donald J. Trump for President, to discuss her support for Trump’s candidacy. Thomas shares why she believes Trump is the ideal choice for the presidency and explains why she questions Vice President Kamala Harris's competency as a potential future leader.

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In an exclusive interview, BIN News Anchor Tyrik Wynn sits down with Congresswoman Nikema Williams, representative of Georgia’s 5th District. Williams shares why she believes her constituents should return her to Congress, why she views Vice President Kamala Harris as the ideal next President of the United States, and offers a personal account of her experience inside the Capitol on January 6th, during the violent attack by Trump supporters.

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This week on the Black Perspective, Morgyn Wood hosts a robust discussion on women’s and LGBTQ rights with Kelley Robinson, President of the Human Rights Campaign; Alexis McGill Johnson, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood Federation of America; and Jessica Mackler, President of EMILY’s List, in light of the 2024 election.

In part two of her interview with Travis Mitchell of Maryland Public Television, they reflect on his role in the 1990 Morgan State University student protest and the importance of preserving HBCU stories.

Vanessa Tyler shares insights on Election Day, and Esther Dillard speaks with a legal advocate about ensuring your vote counts. Finally, Doug Davis talks with the head of the Hip Hop Caucus for a look into the perspectives of Black men.

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This week on the Black Perspective, BIN News Anchor Amber Payton sits down with stars Debbi Morgan and Richard Lawson.

Andrea Coleman explores the challenges of infertility for Black couples with Dr. Desiree McCarthy-Keith. Morgyn Wood begins a two-part series with Travis Mitchell, reflecting on the 1990 Morgan State University student protest and the importance of sharing HBCU stories. Esther Dillard interviews a research analyst to get insights on the 2024 election climate.

Plus, Doug Davis steps away from his usual “Your Black Business” segment to spotlight Ray Chew, an unsung icon who has made groundbreaking contributions to Black musicians and entertainers for decades.

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This week on the Black Perspective: Bri Wood speaks with Marc Morial, President/CEO of the National Urban League, on the fight for equality and opportunity.

Mimi Brown dives into entrepreneurship with Joi Brown, CEO of Culture Creators, exploring how to build and sustain businesses in Black communities. Vanessa Tyler discusses affordable housing with Jenifer Butler, VP of Government & Community Affairs at Zillow, highlighting critical issues and solutions. Doug Davis explores innovative methods for Black health treatments. Esther Dillard interviews Candace Jones, CEO of the Public Welfare Foundation, about their new initiative, Future Formers, focused on justice reform.Plus, on Vanessa Tyler’s podcast Black Land, she reports on the long and painful history of ensuring Black votes count. Meanwhile, Doug covers an organization celebrating its 20-year anniversary for empowering Black-owned businesses through their Streetwise MBA program, free to all qualified applicants.

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This week on the Black Perspective: Andrea Coleman speaks with Marc Morial about the passing of a New Orleans and Civil Rights legend, reflecting on their legacy and contributions.

Vanessa Tyler talks basketball with some Pioneer Legends of the Court, exploring their impact on the game and history. Morgyn Wood interviews political strategist Nina Smith on the latest in politics and voter engagement. Esther Dillard sits down with the Mayor of Enfield, NC, and Mondale Robinson, Founding Principal of the Black Male Voters Project, to discuss leadership and community organizing. Finally, Doug Davis speaks with Ventris C. Gibson, the first African American U.S. Mint Director, about her trailblazing career and achievements. Listen now!