Neglected Stories: People, History, Movements is proud to welcome veteran journalist Terry Johnson as the featured guest for its upcoming Black History Month episode. The episode will aired first on Saturday, February 1, from 10-11 AM on 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and will be available for streaming online at www.GtownRadio.com.

With a career spanning decades across some of the nation’s most prominent media outlets, Terry Johnson has left an indelible mark on journalism. Currently a Senior Editor at The Village Voice, he has also worked with Real News, Newsweek, Westside News, Jet Magazine, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and the Cleveland Plain Dealer. His experience extends beyond journalism, having served as Communications Director for SEIU Janitors Local 36 (now 32BJ) and the Pennsylvania State Council, as well as working in public health policy with the Philadelphia Department of Public Health.

This special episode will explore the role of Black journalists in America today, their impact on media representation, and the challenges they face.

Ever wonder how medical doctors have a virtual monopoly on all things medicine? And why do some people do architectural work without being architects? Explore the Rise of Professionalism with an in-depth conversation with noted sociologist Magali Sarfatti Larson as she joins Neglected Stories: People, History, Movements - a production of Germantown Community Radio

President Jimmy Carter signed a treaty in 1979 returning the canal to the control of the Panamanian people, which took effect in 1999. Now, inm 2025, the current President of the US wants to retake it. Learn how people in the United States supported the demand for the return of the Canal to Panama. Hear from Mary Day Kent, a Philadelphia resident who was deeply involved in the solidarity campaign in the US supporting Panama.

Acclaimed author Karen Bojar traces the evolution of feminism from Eleanor Marx to today's AOC in the US.

Learn the history of how the popular pub trivia game started in the United States and how it has endured over three decades. Interview with quiz masters Patrick Hine and Jonathan Quinet from Ireland and Philadelphia, PA.

The guest will be Leroy Clemons: Champion of Community, Justice, and Racial Healing.

Leroy Clemons, Civil Rights leader (MS) talks about the struggle for justice in the assasinations of three civil rights workers in 1964. 40 years later justice came

The debut of Neglected Stories: People, History, Movements with host Pedro Rodriguez.

This week, we dive into the art of storytelling with Martin Kaiser from the Gustav Streseman Institute in northern Germany, and Marwan Kreidie, founder and director of the Philadelphia-based Arab American Community Development Corporation.