LCandjack Radio Show

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join us as we talk about Jay's Tidal and how it will benefit artist. We will discuss the NCAA Final Four, meet the Smith's, Tiger Woods and more

This week we talk to Bob Kendrick of The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. This is the museum's 25th anniversary serving the public. The museum chronologically charts the progress of the Negro leagues with informative placards and interactive exhibits. We talk about Jackie Robinson Day and the movie "42" which focus in on Jackie's career in 1945 - 1947. We talk about the Buck O'Neil award as well as Andrew "Rube" Foster influence on negro league baseball, Bob talks about Josh Gibson and his thoughts on how Josh felt not being the first negro league player to play in the major leagues. Of course we also talk about the museum and how important it is that it to baseball, american history and the negro leagues and so much more.

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This week on the show we have a new Girl on the sence! Shevon Stoddart is a rising Pop Superstar and 2-time Olympic Athlete in the 400m hurdles who is going for her third games and GOLD in Rio in 2016. Shevon is a modern benchmark for any young female artist or athlete who is currently chasing her dreams to the top by releasing her very first single from her upcoming album called “Hot Girl” - and boy it is HOT!!! Please go to ShevonStoddart.com to make a donation to raise money for her quest for Olympic Gold in Rio in 2016.

Join us for another fun show.

Join us for another fun show.

This week we have former NBA player Theo Ratliff.  Theo was a center and excellent shot blocker who has led the league three times in blocks per game. As of 2011, he is ranked 18th all-time in career blocks, and 13th all-time in career blocks per game. Theo shares some of the things that he is doing in the community to help our kids. We also discuss Black History month and how important it is for american history and how african americans continue to break down doors to make this a better country.

This week we welcome author Shamara Ray back on the show to talk about her new book "Rituals For Love".

This week on the show we have an all time legend. Melba has starred in Hair, Purlie and Timbuktu to name a few. Although Ms. Moore enjoyed working on Broadway, she didn’t want to forget about her first love…music. She made her recording debut on Mercury Records with "I Got Love", followed by "Look What You’re Doing To The Man". She was nominated for a Grammy Award for ‘Best New Artist.’ During this time, numerous Grammy nominations, recordings, and television shows, including her own variety show entitled The Melba Moore-Clifton Davis Show.

She scored a string of Billboard Charted hits with songs like “This Is It" and “You Stepped Into My Life". Melba Moore continued to enjoy great success musically with such chart topping songs as “Love’s Comin’ At Ya," “Keepin’ My Lover Satisfied," “Living For Your Love," “Read My Lips," which she received a Grammy nomination for ‘ Best Female Rock Vocal’. She had two Billboard #1 hit singles for “Falling" and “A Little Bit More," a duet with Freddie Jackson.

Ms. Moore starred with Beyonce and Cuba Gooding Jr. in the motion picture “The Fighting Temptations". Presently, she is working on an autobiography with professor and former New York Times writer Mel Watkins detailing her achievements over the span of her career.

Melba Moore is now producing her forth coming album entitled, "Forever Moore" which will be released on her new label A'Moore Music, Inc. Her new single is "What Can I do To Survive".