Let It Rip celebrates Black History Month by highlighting the great accomplishments Black Art has contributed to civil and human rights. Let It Rip also sits down with the newly appointed President of Medgar Evers College, Dr. Patricia Ramsey to discuss her vision for the college and the legacy of Civil Rights Advocate, Medgar Evers.

Let It Rip takes a deep dive into the latest unemployment data in NYC, examines the recent release of WNBA superstar Brittney Griner from a Russian penal colony and the needed push for Cannabis reform. We also highlight the historical contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to labor struggles and worker’s rights.

Let It Rip examines the recent midterm election results, and spotlights the weaponization of crime used by both Republican and Democratic candidates for votes. Guests include NY State Senator, Jabari Brisport, CUNY Professor, Alexandra Moffet-Bateau, former NY Assemblyman, Adam Clayton Powell, and Community activist, Lawrence Hamm.

Let It Rip examines the upcoming midterm elections, along with the impact the Economy, Reproductive Rights and Social Justice issues will have on voters. We will also sit down with two CUNY Students to hear their top political concerns and outlook on the current political climate.

Let It Rip breaks down how decades of systemic racism is at the root of Jackson, Mississippi’s water crisis and the recent mass exoneration by the Brooklyn DA to overturn almost 400 convictions due to false testimony by NYPD officers.

Let It Rip takes a summer recap of the Trump Mar-a-Lago investigation, the Brittney Griner’s Russian conviction, the indictments of the killer cops of Breonna Taylor by the FBI and the convictions of the murderers of Ahmaud Arbery. Also there will be a musical performance by Neo Soul artist, Rob Clove, performing “Little Black Boy”.

Let It Rip examines the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade with CUNY Law Professors, Natalie Gomez-Velez and Cynthia Soohoo. We also sit down with the newly appointed Gun Czar of NYC, Andre T. Mitchell. Live in-studio musical performance by Reggae Artist, Ras Droppa.

Let It Rip takes a hard look into the rise in Crime in New York City and recently passed Reparations legislations for African-Americans.

Let It Rip examines the refugee crisis in Ukraine and the discrimination nonwhite Students in Ukraine face while fleeing the war. Let It Rip also celebrates the historic Supreme Court nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Let It Rip takes a hard look at the uptick in crime with NYPD Detective, Eric Blake and Violence interrupter, Jibreel Jalloh. We also highlight the first-ever cannabis minor degree program for a CUNY campus, which introduces students and members of the community to the great entrepreneurial opportunities in the Cannabis industry.