B&K on the Block is hosted by two good friends who happen to be complete opposites...but there is one thing that binds them together, and that’s their love for 90’s music. They will play the best of the 90’s while giving their listeners a very unique and entertaining experience with their off-beat humor and loveable style.

Tune-in Tuesday’s at 8p.m. CT/ 6p.m. PT.

Anna DeShawn brings you authentically-edgy conversation on current topics affecting women and QPOC's across the country. She is a social entrepreneur, culture critic, sports enthusiast, and community lover. Anna DeShawn is passionate about queer people of color, women, poverty, politics, and of course GOOD music.

Check Anna DeShawn out every Thursday night at 10:00 p.m. CT on http://www.e3radio.org.

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Here we GROW again!! One of our greatest barriers to forward movement is the emotional and mental time we give to negative people, places, things, events and situation that happen to and around us. We’ll examine this phenomena and grow to a place of understanding the art of letting go.

Angie is bringing the knowledge of Dr. Phil, the charisma of Oprah, the humor of Wanda Sykes and the comfort of your BFF with her NEW show "Conversations with Angie Harvey". This exciting and empowering program takes on the personal and professional challenges as well as the triumphs of everyday people. We discuss and debate a wide range of topics from relationships and personal growth to challenges in the work place and spirituality.

We all have room to GROW and we invite you to join us every 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 7p.m. PT/ 9p.m. CT.

Now ya know! Only on E3 Radio.

Special Guest: Hanifah Walidah

My name is Hanifah Walidah. I’m an artist, social activist and student of Ethnography and the Community of Music in the CUNY BA program. I have been creating and performing art across music, film and stage for near 20 years. Through the ups, downs and turn arounds of my career, I’ve learned a few things about music and its intimate and profound effects on people and our world. This blog and the 21 Weeks project explores and critiques the social and political gauntlet of musical culture, emphasizes and demystifies the creative process and aids in educating society around the resources found in their artists.. Bottom line, I am an advocate of deepening our understanding of the place and function of music in society.

B&K on the Block is hosted by two good friends who happen to be complete opposites...but there is one thing that binds them together, and that’s their love for 90’s music. They will play the best of the 90’s while giving their listeners a very unique and entertaining experience with their off-beat humor and loveable style.

Tune-in Tuesday’s at 8p.m. CT/ 6p.m. PT.

Don, CEO of Lez Elegance joins Anna DeShawn every 2nd Thursday to talk about the hottest topics in QPOC life. It is always a hot discussion. We hope you can join us!

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Topics Tonight: What is Cheating? Chicago QPOC News & Don's Poetry

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Anna DeShawn brings you authentically-edgy conversation on current topics affecting women and QPOC's across the country. She is a social entrepreneur, culture critic, sports enthusiast, and community lover. Anna DeShawn is passionate about queer people of color, women, poverty, politics, and of course GOOD music.

Check Anna DeShawn out every Thursday night at 10:00 p.m. CT on http://www.e3radio.org.

Follow Anna on Twitter, @AnnaDeShawn

Here we GROW again!! Angie Harvey of Let's T.A.L.K. has joined E3 Radio. Angie is bringing the knowledge of Dr. Phil, the charisma of Oprah, the humor of Wanda Sykes and the comfort of your BFF with her NEW show "Conversations with Angie Harvey". This exciting and empowering program takes on the personal and professional challenges as well as the triumphs of everyday people. We discuss and debate a wide range of topics from relationships and personal growth to challenges in the work place and spirituality.

We all have room to GROW and we invite you to join us every 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 7p.m. PT/ 9p.m. CT.

Now ya know! Only on E3 Radio.

Here we GROW again!! Angie is joining Anna DeShawn tonight to talk about relationships and some moves in 2011.

BREAKING NEWS: Angie Harvey of Let's T.A.L.K. is joining E3 Radio. Angie will bring the knowledge of Dr. Phil, the charisma of Oprah, the humor of Wanda Sykes and the comfort of your BFF with her NEW show "Conversations with Angie Harvey".

Anna DeShawn brings you authentically-edgy conversation on current topics affecting women and QPOC's across the country. She is a social entrepreneur, culture critic, sports enthusiast, and community lover. Anna DeShawn is passionate about queer people of color, women, poverty, politics, and of course GOOD music.

Check Anna DeShawn out every Thursday night at 10:00 p.m. CT on http://www.e3radio.org.

Follow Anna on Twitter, @AnnaDeShawn

POW-WOW was started by C.C. Carter over seven years ago. Having traveled on a book tour for over three years and being a part of the slam scene for over ten years, she found that there were little venues that felt non-threatening to her as a woman or as a woman of color. Whereas several spoken word venues that had mostly white patrons felt more accepting, within the African American community the word “bitch and homo” was constant vocabulary spoken by men and other women. She approached several local organizations within the community, but many felt that the community was not ready for a steady cultural event since the only real successes had been parties. She started an open mic where men and women would gather to read poetry but with a very “womanist” approach and respect. The poetry venue that started with less than twelve people in the audience now boasts over 75 – 100 people weekly and has hosted some of the elite poets from around the world. POW-WOW and its founder have received over 15 national awards and public recognition and is studied in women and gender studies classes around the country. Eve Ensler, the creator of V-DAY – A worldwide Public Awareness campaign to stop violence against women and girls, dubbed C.C. Carter as an International Vagina Warrior and considers POW-WOW, Inc a necessary organization in the Chicagoland area for creating safe spaces for women artists and their allies.

A Chicago-based lesbian journalist, editor and publisher writes about the LGBT, GLBT, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities, media, politics and more.

She has labored untiringly since 1984 as publisher, reporter, editor, columnist, and photographer in offering a voice to all segments of the community. In 2000, her company bought the weekly ‘Windy City Times’ and merged her weekly ‘Outlines’ into it. She also publishes the weekly ‘Nightspots’, plus ‘BLACKlines’, ‘En La Vida’, and the ‘OUT!Resource Guide’, besides airing Windy City Radio. In addition, whe helped to found and has co-chaired the Chicago Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce.