Black Whole Radio

Host:

Queen Nzingha 

OPENING THE DIALOGUE ON RACE !!!!!!!!

As we continue to deal with the effects of Slavery in 2013, we will begin to tackle the root of the problems we're facing today, starting with White Supremacy and Black Inferiority. My guest today is Brother Brian E. Muhammad, he and I will have dialogue opening up the discussion of race and continue to bring on guest who will speak to this issue, whether scholarly  or just your everyday Brother and Sister, we are all affected by these diseases of the Mind.

Hosts: 

Jason X , Forrest Muhammad and the Brooklyn, NY Representative of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan Brother Student Minister Henry Muhammad

Constance "LIL MISS" Malcolm and Frank Graham the paents of slained teenager Ramarley Graham are joined by retired NYPD Police Officer Micheal Greys of the 100 Blacks In Law Enforcement to discuss with the Black Whole Family the recent decision handed down by the Bronx, NY grand jury not to indict the murdering racist cop Richard Haste.

Theresa X Torres and David Muhammad

Muhammad Abdullah

 

Aprenda mas sobre El Tiempo y Lo que Debe Hacerce

Hoy en Colando Café conversaremos brevemente sobre la reciente decision de la Jueza Federal Shira Scheindlin que declara “Stop and Frisk” como inconstitucional y como tema central exploraremos el apasionante y polemico tema de los OVNI (Objectos Voladores No Identificados),

Por que el embargo a la verdad sobre la presencia extra-terrestre en nuestro planeta?

Horas de evidencia y testimonio de ex-oficiales militares y de inteligencia son presentados en el Club Nacional de Prensa en DC. (National Press Club)durante el “Citizen Hearing” “Audiencia Ciudadana” (una mimica de las audiencias del congreso), presentada en Abril 2013 antes ex-miembros del congreso de E.U que llama al cuerpo legislativo a realizar audiencias ciudanas sobre el tema de extra-terrestres y OVNI y levantar el velo de misterios y secretos en que el gobierno ha colocado este importante evento para la humanidad.

Host:

Lesa Marie Belle

 

Inspiring Gospel Music. Contemporary and Traditional

Host:

Lesa Marie Belle

 

Inspiring Gospel Music. Contemporary and Traditional

Composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Onel Mulet has performed with a roster of legendary artists including Santos Colon, Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez and Celia Cruz as well as internationally renown artists Johnny Pacheco, Bobby Valentin, Ismael Miranda, Larry Harlow, Bobby Cruz, Jose Luis Rodriguez "El Puma", Israel Sardiña of Los Van Van, Arturo Sandoval,Malena Burke, Carlos "Patato" Valdes as well as the notable Cuban Troubadour Pedro Luis Ferrer, and NY-based Grammy nominated artists, David Oquendo and Roman Diaz. Born and reared in Miami, of Cuban heritage, Onels musical environment was anchored by the music of his parents, Cuban masters, and richly influenced by the diversity of American music including Motown, funk, old school Rhythm & Blues, classical music and jazz greats, Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Paquito DíRivera and John Coltrane. A graduate of the New World School of the Arts in Florida, he quickly became part of the local Miami music scene.

Host:

LaShawn Allen-Muhammad

Dr. Freya Anderson Rivers is a retired Elementary School principal and former director of The Genius Academy, an international educational consulting group.  She is the founder and creator of Sankofa Publishing Company, Sankofa Shule College Preparatory Public School Academy and Sankofa Watoto Preschool. Sankofa, an Afrocentric charter school was called an "Educational Powerhouse" under her leadership by U.S. News & World Report and was also highlighted in The Wall Street Journal. She has diversified experience as a teacher, educational consultant, publisher, retail business owner and a leader in government, economic and social issues.

Her recent publication, “Swallowed Tears” is a story of an African American family's courage and perseverance. This story is about one family but there were thousands of unknown individuals and families who daily put their lives on the line to end segregation. Dr. Dupuy H. Anderson was one of these individuals who persisted in spite of numerous threats to his life to change the city of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He was one of the many in Baton Rouge who fought for change. When the moment began in Baton Rouge, no one knew that the impact of the 1953 bus boycott would create universal hope for the rights of equality, justice and freedom. The leaders did not know that Martin Luther King, Jr. would use their model as a catalyst for the Civil Rights Movement. Yet, challenging oppression in the struggle for truth, justice and righteousness, Dr. Dupuy H. Anderson, one man, made a difference

Host:

Harold Muhammad