Black Information Network Interviews

This week on the Black Perspective, we recap the Democratic National Convention with Vanessa Tyler. Andrea Coleman continues our Lock It, Store It Gun Safety Campaign, and Alexandria Ikomoni interviews Sherri J. White. Doug Davis highlights Black Business Month, and we also hear from Mo Kelly. 

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This week on the Black Perspective, we preview the Blackland Podcast with Vanessa Tyler, and Morgyn Wood returns for part two of her conversation with Hacware’s CEO Tiffany Ricks on cybersecurity. Andrea Coleman continues our Lock It, Store It Gun Safety Campaign, while Mo Kelly offers his commentary. Esther Dillard brings us another segment of The Color Between the Lines, and Doug Davis provides an update on the upcoming Big Black Tech Conference.

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This week on the Black Perspective, Illinois Congressman Jonathan Jackson sits down with Doug Davis and Esther Dillard for an insightful discussion. Morgyn Wood talks cybersecurity with expert Tiffany Ricks, and Alexandria Ikomoni interviews Robin Allen, aka The Lady of Rage, about her new TV biopic on Miss Cleo. Andrea Coleman continues our Lock It, Store It Gun Safety Campaign, and Esther Dillard brings us another segment of The Color Between the Lines.

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This week on the Black Perspective, Esther Dillard talks with Steve Phillips about the 2024 political election climate. Vanessa Tyler gives us a preview of her Blackland Podcast, and we hear commentary from both Roland Martin and Mo Kelly. Plus, Andrea Coleman continues our Lock It, Store It Gun Safety Awareness Campaign. 

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Eight years ago, Julvonnia McDowell’s youngest son, Jujuan, was killed when another teen found a loaded, unlocked firearm and pulled its trigger.  In this interview with BIN’s Andrea Coleman, Jujuan’s mother, Julvonnia McDowell, shares details of the tragedy and how it’s changed her life.  Julvonnia’s story takes us inside the constant pain and anguish surviving families of unintentional shootings endure and helps us understand the importance of keeping guns out of the reach of children.  

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Join Black Information Network anchor Alexandria Ikomoni for an exclusive interview with Christian artist DOE, who just released her new album filled with inspirational hits. They discuss the creative process behind DOE's latest project, her journey preparing for motherhood, insights into the music industry, and much more. Don't miss this heartfelt and enlightening conversation!

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This week on the Black Perspective, Kevin Brown speaks with Ohio Rep. Joyce Beatty about the week's political events. Andrea Coleman provides updates on FAFSA from the Department of Education. Alexandria Ikomoni interviews Christian rapper DOE, and Esther Dillard talks to BlackPAC founder Ms. Shropshire Davis. Don't miss these engaging and informative discussions!




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This week on the Black Perspective: Vanessa Tyler recaps the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. News anchor Mimi Brown catches up with NUL's Senior VP and CMO, Rhonda Spears Bell, to discuss this year's event. Enjoy insightful commentary from Mo Kelly. Gracie Award-winning journalist Esther Dillard talks with author Brian Rashad Fuller, and BIN's Alexandria Ikomoni sits down with the Queen of Dancehall, Spice.

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Widely regarded as the "King of Independent Soul/R&B," Eric Roberson sat down with Mimi Brown for an exclusive interview. The singer-songwriter discussed his latest project, his 30th Anniversary Tour, and the inspiration behind his music. 

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This week on the Black Perspective, Mo Kelly talks with former Olympic track star Butch Reynolds about his new ESPN 30 for 30 documentary. Mimi Brown interviews independent R&B artist Eric Roberson about his 25+ year career. Enjoy commentary from Roland Martin and another Color Between the Lines segment with Gracie Award winner Esther Dillard and author Tamela Gordon. Andrea Coleman highlights a Black quilter in Atlanta who has received a rare honor, and Doug Davis speaks with a young Black history maker, one of the brightest leaders in our country. 

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