As the fight for freedom, justice & equality continues across the country, I thought it was time to address one of the most divisive issues within the Black Community. In this episode, I'll break down the difference between Black Conservatives, Black Trump Supporters and a group of Black people I call "OpporCOONists". Please subscribe and leave a review. We always welcome feedback.

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In the era of Black Lives Matter, Black people are repeating some of the same mistakes of the past and this episode is our "Sunday Come To Jesus" meeting, featuring new music from Louisville artist, Divine C.U.T.S.  - 

"I'm Still Here (We Will Win)" 

 Written by J. Alexander, Rev. Keith Meriwether Jr. and Elvis Anderson. 

rom the EP "Thoughts Out Loud". 2020 sonaBLAST! Records.

Available on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Google Play, Amazon Music, Instagram and Deezer

(*I do have the artist's permission to feature this music)

In this episode, we'll take a look at the history of Karens in America and why they're so dangerous to the lives of Black people and People Of Color. We'll also break down what makes a Karen in the first place.

#Karen #BlackLivesMatter #Racism #America

In this episode, I sit in as a guest host on the local radio show, "Community Connections", which can be heard every Saturday at 6:30 pm Eastern on 104.7 FM, WLOU here in Louisville. Hosts Ameerah Palacios, Bruce Ray & I talk about the most recent Covid 19 cases here in Kentucky, how Black people can gain ground in the Digital Divide and the passing of Civil Rights icon, The Honorable Georgia State Representative, John Lewis.

In this episode, I have a conversation with Alison Joyce Rogers, a Black business owner in the UK to get her perspective regarding the ongoing global protests against systemic racism and police brutality. We'll discuss Black life in England and how it compares to the Black experience in America. You can get more information about her business at toothbuckle dot com.

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In light of the ongoing protests against racism going on all over the world, more White people are asking how they can be a part of the solution and no longer part of the problem. In this episode, I talk with Lamont Collins, the owner and curator of the Roots 101: African American Museum in Louisville, Kentucky about where White people need to start. EDUCATION!

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This is my conversation about the Black Men's Black Lives Matter march I was a part of earlier in the day and some of the solutions some of us are coming up with regarding police reform.

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In light of the murders of Ahmaud Avery of Georgia and Breonna Taylor of Louisville, I've seen lots of Whites speak out in protest on social media. Cool, but it's not enough. This is an encore episode in which I ask why don't more Whites speak out against racism and get answers from other White people.

This week, I take a look at how racial disparities in law enforcement and the health care system have a n adverse effect on Black & Brown people as it relates to Covid -19. You'll hear from Dr. Armen Henderson, Internal Medicine Physician & Asst Professor Of Medicine University Of Miami, who was arrested for "Volunteering While Black", Dr. Patrice Harris, President Of The American Medical Association and Dr. Uche' Blackstock, an Emergency Care Physician and Founder of Advancing Medical Equity. All 3 Black doctors on the front line of the Covid - 19 pandemic.

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As a producer and musician, I really miss the creative energy of being in a recording studio. I've always found peace in creative chaos. There's nothing like working with a group of really talented players to bring an artist's vision to life.

Speaking of which, you'll hear the story of how Michael Jackson's "Beat It" almost didn't make it to "Thriller", how a 5 year old little girl was the inspiration for "Human Nature" and the lesson Prince taught Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis about limitations and possibilities.

Also, who was the artist I had to virtually kick out of the studio and how became a part of one of the most important songs in my life.

I'm going to talk about some recording sessions that I wished I could've been a part of and share some music by a rock group that I produced several years ago. I'm feeling nostalgic and missing quite a few people these days.

Featured Music includes - "Human Nature" Written By Steve Porcaro, "Naked In The Garden Of Allah" Written By Robert Lamm, "This Is How We Do It" Written By Matthew Wallace, "Not To Be A Fool" Written By Matthew Wallace and "The Gunn Theme" Written By Mark Gunn & Mint Condition.