We're chatting about the importance of the HBCU, especially at a time such as this. The mechanics of getting your student into the HBCU and how you can directly intersect with an HBCU to enroll..... Dr. Theresa Price is here........ we're talking education on Coffee Conversations with Greg J....

Blending the soul of the neighborhoods of Philadelphia with global rhythms of jazz, hiphop and R&B, Jeff Bradshaw is a force to be reckoned with in the indie soul music scene. He was nominated for an NAACP Image Award this year for his first release since 2015, Stronger"... Jeff describes how racist hackers almost ruined his virtual viewing party...... we're chopping it up about music, awards and longevity..... Jeff Bradshaw..... plus we just might even get an live music fix....

And so our Coffee Conversations with Greg J. resumes with great conversation and observations of Global Pop Culture from a Black Media perspective, We are so honored to chop it up with renowned media personality, Tammi Mac - Afternoon Host at 102.3 RadioFree KJLH in Los Angeles and host of the Tammi Mac Late Show on Fox Soul... (www.foxsoul.net) as we consider pop culture from a black perspective.... Global diasporic media perspective on point at Coffee Conversations with Greg J.

We hear about the science... we hear about the vaccinations, And yet we dont hear anything about natural holstic strategies to keep well in this COVID environment. Dr. Sharita Yazid joins us live from Barbados to talk about healing through herbs and other natural ingredients.

How can music heal and build the community? In this era of recovery, how can the arts be an essential service to community building? We talk to renowned music artist Sheree BRown about her new projects and how they are tied to empowering youth in our community. Music arts, community

It's Women's History Month and continue to share Coffee and Conversation with some of the top women in Broadcasting. All around the world, sistas are influencers in media, leading the way at some of the most consistent radio brands in the world. Invited guests are Karen E. Slade - VP/GM of KJLH Radio, Los Angeles; Wendy Williams - GM at WCLK-FM - Clark Atlanta University/Chairperson, African American Public Radio Consortium, Mutter Evans - Radio Station Owner, Cultural Enthusiast and Thami Ngubeni - leading broadcaster from Johannesburg, South Africa

This is a two part program with the our first discussion about the notion of Sundown Towns as sociologist Dr. James Loewen comes through. He has done extensive studies on the subject and is the author of many books including "Lies My Teacher Told Me".... Then we will hear from Macon , GA as our friend Harold Young the newly appointed Executive Director of the Tubman African American Museum... He is the third Executive Director for the Museum and guess what? He is the first African American appointed to the post. We're talking History and Culture on Coffee Conversations with Greg J.

Black History Month and we are going to take a deeper dive into the Forgotten and hidden history of America. This show will feature two parts. First we will hear from renowned sociologist, historian, author and professor, Dr. #James Loewen as he discusses the notion of Sundown Towns in America. Did you know that the town you live in may have had an ordinance that forbids you from being in that town after the sun goes down? Just base on your race? Did you know that the property you own may have a condition, convenant and restriction for you living in that abode just based on your race? This is American history. It's funny because many areas that are now populated by people of color were, just a generation ago, a Sundown town.
Then we will visit one of the most impressive collections of black American historical artifacts that I have ever seen. @DavidMcLucas and Sheba Gillis come through to show us fascinating historical artifacts and the stories behind them. Class is in session on Coffee Conversations with Greg J.

COVID19 Vaccinations are rolling out.... some folk say areas are underserved, others are skeptical, some say they work, others are looking side eye for side effects. What is the real? Are we safe? Why? What are the disparities in getting the vaccine. We sip coffee and chop it up with my new friend, Dr. Anissa Davis - Health Officer for the City of Long Beach... We are getting the full info so we can decide for ourselves.....

Dr. Anthony Samad is the Executive Director for the Mervyn Dymally African American Political and Economic Institute at California State University at Dominguez Hills ... This discussion is surrounding an interesting event at the University called For White People Only.... It is an compelling analysis of the notion of Racial Reconciliation.... Feature appearances by Dr. Eddie Glaude and Dr. Tim Wise...