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On the show we have Ruben Rodriguezwho is a renowned music industry executive who is always on the cutting edge. 

Rodriguez’ success is not only forward reaching, but far reaching as well.  For his Pendulum Label formed in 1991, he is credited with shaping the Grammy Award Winning, critically acclaimed Digable Planets who shook up the Hip Hop sound with their live band performances that brought the group universal appeal.  Other signings by Rodriguez, such as the Boogie Monsters and the Lords of the Underground, allowed Pendulum to gain notoriety in North America, the UK and penetrate the greater world market. 

Rodriguez is very proud to not only be involved in the development of artistic talents but also contributing to building the careers of many of today’s industry executives.  He has always handled his career with passion, integrity, commitment and strong work ethics.  

  He helped shape the careers of such top artists as Grace Jones and George Michael, who made history by being the first non-black to achieve a No.1 album in the R&B Charts, Regina Belle, Terence Trent D’Arby, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, and LL Cool J were some of the artists who benefited through their association with Ruben.As the Senior VP of Elektra Records where he helped bring artists such as Anita Baker, Keith Sweat and Natalie Cole to the next level of worldwide attention and acclaim.    Currently, Ruben under the banner of Ruben Rodriguez Entertainment, Inc. is consulting and working with major and independent record companies, as well as heading up his record label Pendulum Records, LLC and management company RAM Talent Group,

Hey All, don't miss part 2 of the interview with former Referee Don Carey as we talk about NFL rule changes, the flag, Colin Kaepernick and more.

Did you ever get a chance to hear the prespective of an NFL referee about the game? Well you don't want to miss this show. We talk about concussions, Colin Kaepernick, the game and how the changes are affecting the game. This is part one of a two part interview.

Do you know what is so special able Juneteeth day? If you are African American you should know why this date in history is important. We will also talk about the possiblitiy of the Lakers forming another super team with Lebron, Kawhi and George. Are you tired of the superteams or you a fan of them. We will discuss this and more tonight on the show.

Does anyone care if a pro team visits the White House after they win a championship? Why does the president care if pro players stand for the flag? Don't we have more important issues that need to be takeb care of? What do you think of the me movement? We will discuss these and other topics this week on the show.

Join us as we talk about the Miami police officer is charged with assualt for kicking a black man in the head. NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman Resigns Amid Abuse Allegations. Dancing college grads dragged of the stage at the university of Florida. The basketball playoffs are moving to the conference finals and the Cavs look like they are going to play the Celtics in the east. In the west it looks as Warriors will play the Rockets which should be an exciting series. Lots to talk about so give us a call.

mmy Award winning P. Frank Williams is a TV/Film producer, writer, journalist, author and commentator. Over the past two decades, he's worked in newspapers, magazines, TV, film and even wrote and co-produced the big budget video game 25 To Life, produced by Eidos and the new Heatwave Interactive we based game Platinum Life. He is a producer for BET's award winning documentary series "American Gangster" and TV One's acclaimed "Unsung" documentary series. He recently won a 2008 NAACP Image Award for co-producing BET's "Celebration of Gospel."

He has also produced films including the Paramount Pictures released "Wu: The Story of the Wu- Tang Clan" and the upcoming Universal/ Def Jam film "A Hustler's Ambition," a documentary about the life of multi-platinum rap star Young Jeezy. The film is directed by Chris Robinson ("ATL") who has helmed video clips for Eminem, Lil' Wayne, Jay-Z and more. Williams serves as the West Coast producer for BET News and previously worked as a development consultant and producer for VH1 Networks, where he pitched, created and put legs on shows in development. His TV writing/producing credits include the 2010 BET Honors on BET, 2010 BET Awards on BET, 2009 NAACP Image Awards on FOX and the 2005 Hip Hop Honors on VH1. He also served on NBC's Emmy winning writing team for the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece. Williams was a writer for Pat O'Brien's late night show on NBC.More recently he has produced several unsung episodes and  the docu series who killed Tupac.

We lost a hero today her name is Linda Brown. She was the young girl behind the court case Brown vs the board of Ed. We will also talk about DMX, Diddy and Alton Sterling. You don't want to miss this show.

This week we will be asking our callers what they want to talk about.There is lots to talk about, NFL, March Madness and more.

We are back with another great show as we continue to talk about what is happening in the world. This is Black History month as we spotlight Dr. Patricia Bath who is the first Africian American women to receive a medical patent. It is also Oscar time and their are several African Americans that are nominated for Oscars.