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IRMIX Radio

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IRMIX Radio episodes

  • The Bridge with Cory George: Kidney Disease The Signs the Impact and Prevention Episode 3 Block A
    The Bridge with Cory George - Block A - Kidney Disease; The Signs, Impact, and Prevention
    March is National Kidney Month. 30 million American adults are estimated to have chronic kidney disease—and most aren’t aware of it. 1 in 3 American adults are at risk for chronic kidney disease. Risk factors for kidney disease include diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity and family history of kidney failure. Kidney transplant recipient, Brent Smith, discusses his health journey and the impact that kidney disease has had upon his life.
    14 min
  • TeaTime-TebeZalango c
    Tea Time Tuesdays with Tee on www.IRMIXRadio.net airs, every Tuesday, at 12:00 p.m. EST. “You’re not a musician, you are a magician.” On this episode of Tea Time with Tee, Tee interviews Tebe Zalango. Calling Tebe Zalango a musician would be an understatement. He raps, he composes, he plays violin, he does spoken word, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Tebe Zalango considers his work as a melting pot of some of his biggest influences: Nas, Lupe Fiasco, among others. The release of his most recent album, The Flow of the Nile, Vol. 2 (Return of the ZepTepi) marks a landmark in the history of this highly skilled artist. Tee and Tebe talk
    Vivaldi, stage life during the pandemic, and other great topics in this episode. So grab a cup of your favorite tea, and enjoy it with Tee here on IRMIX Radio! https://streaming.live365.com/a67252
    15 min
  • Tea Time Tuesday with Tee interview with Wali Whited
    Tea Time Tuesdays with Tee Interview with Mr. Wali Whited
    Tea Time Tuesdays with Tee on www.IRMIXRadio.net airs, every Tuesday, at 12:00 p.m. EST. In this special episode of Tea Time Tuesdays, Mr. Wali Whited joins us to discuss the career and longevity of none other than his mother, Willa Mae Lane: “Queen of Swing!” Willa Mae Lane was a performer, known most well for her incredible dancing abilities. She performed with many huge names throughout the 1900s and made a name for herself in the industry. Mr. Whited weaves us the life story of his mother, all the way from her lonely childhood days up to her exciting explosive career. Join us as Tee and Mr. Whited excavate through the Queen of Swing’s secrets of longevity. So grab a cup of your favorite tea, and enjoy it with Tee here on IRMIX Radio!
    15 min
  • Common Sense Required with Stacey and Wanda Are you REALLY Sorry? Aftermath Apologies WK3 a
    Show description: As National Women's Month continues we bring Sandra Varner of Varner PR to the spotlight and congratulate her on her Powerful Women of the Bay Area Award win. Stacey and Wanda discuss the Oprah interview with Royal's Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex and "aftermath apologies". Rojae Miller, our resident expert on Africana Studies, joins the conversation to talk about jumping on the Black People Bandwagon for the equal rights struggle, the cancel culture, assimilation, accountability and the impending reckoning.
    8 min
  • Common Sense Required with Stacey and Wanda: Are you REALLY Sorry? Aftermath Apologies WK3 b
    Show description: As National Women's Month continues we bring Sandra Varner of Varner PR to the spotlight and congratulate her on her Powerful Women of the Bay Area Award win. Stacey and Wanda discuss the Oprah interview with Royal's Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex and "aftermath apologies". Rojae Miller, our resident expert on Africana Studies, joins the conversation to talk about jumping on the Black People Bandwagon for the equal rights struggle, the cancel culture, assimilation, accountability and the impending reckoning.
    13 min
  • Common Sense Required with Stacey and Wanda: Are you REALLY Sorry? Aftermath Apologies WK3 c
    Show description: As National Women's Month continues we bring Sandra Varner of Varner PR to the spotlight and congratulate her on her Powerful Women of the Bay Area Award win. Stacey and Wanda discuss the Oprah interview with Royal's Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex and "aftermath apologies". Rojae Miller, our resident expert on Africana Studies, joins the conversation to talk about jumping on the Black People Bandwagon for the equal rights struggle, the cancel culture, assimilation, accountability and the impending reckoning.
    14 min
  • Common Sense Required with Stacey and Wanda: Are you REALLY Sorry? Aftermath Apologies WK3 d
    Show description: As National Women's Month continues we bring Sandra Varner of Varner PR to the spotlight and congratulate her on her Powerful Women of the Bay Area Award win. Stacey and Wanda discuss the Oprah interview with Royal's Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex and "aftermath apologies". Rojae Miller, our resident expert on Africana Studies, joins the conversation to talk about jumping on the Black People Bandwagon for the equal rights struggle, the cancel culture, assimilation, accountability and the impending reckoning.
    13 min
  • Common Sense Required with Stacey and Wanda: Are you REALLY Sorry? Aftermath Apologies WK3 e
    Show description: As National Women's Month continues we bring Sandra Varner of Varner PR to the spotlight and congratulate her on her Powerful Women of the Bay Area Award win. Stacey and Wanda discuss the Oprah interview with Royal's Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex and "aftermath apologies". Rojae Miller, our resident expert on Africana Studies, joins the conversation to talk about jumping on the Black People Bandwagon for the equal rights struggle, the cancel culture, assimilation, accountability and the impending reckoning.
    4 min
  • Common Sense Required with Stacey and Wanda: Are you REALLY Sorry? Aftermath Apologies WK3 f
    Show description: As National Women's Month continues we bring Sandra Varner of Varner PR to the spotlight and congratulate her on her Powerful Women of the Bay Area Award win. Stacey and Wanda discuss the Oprah interview with Royal's Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex and "aftermath apologies". Rojae Miller, our resident expert on Africana Studies, joins the conversation to talk about jumping on the Black People Bandwagon for the equal rights struggle, the cancel culture, assimilation, accountability and the impending reckoning.
    2 min

About IRMIX Radio

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IRMIX Radio is a digital radio station based out of Metro-Detroit, MI. The genres we play are RnB, Dance, Hip-Hop, and Gospel. We also have radio shows where we invite guests on to speak about their…