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To all the fathers out there, HAPPY FATHER'S DAY. Still talking about Hip Hop music as well as gay Pride Month. If you're not up on Audre Lorde do yourself a favor and do some research on her. Thanks for listening.

0:00 Happy father's Day

4:13 Recap of Live At The Oasis

5:20 Bert & Ernie

13:57 Breast Feeding

15:13 Slow Jams

17:12 Boston's Hip Hop

19:27 Audre Lorde

25:24 Outro

June is Gay Pride Month and Black Music Month. Aside from giving you the Black history I pulled my soap box out and spoke about children books about slavery. I also speak about Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse. This episode is time coded because it is a longer episode than usual.

0:00 Thoughts on Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse

10:33 Thoughts on teaching young children about slavery

32:34 Make America Great

43:49 Black Music History about Def Jam and The Juice Crew

55:21 Lucy Hicks Anderson

59:32 Outro

Still playing catch up. Please excuse the mic mess up during the show, we were live, there's no retakes on live radio. This episode was supposed to be for Mother's Day. The story of The Trung Sisters is impressive and is a big deal in

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There are people and moments that get overlooked in history. Rarely does anyone bring up Emperor Akbar. We also talk about the NBA and that is going on there as well as the reimagining of American history when it comes to slavery.

It is easy to not so much forget but overlook that people who weren't Black in America but weren't White has their own battles for inclusion and equality. in the 1800s there was a Chinese Exclusion Act. Going to a school with white children fell under that act. A case in the 1880s challenged that act in the state of California. In the 1950s another case looked to change the way things were, this time in Mississippi.

I also talk about Tina Turner and her impact in music. R.I.P to a true icon.

Thank everyone for listening, tell a friend to tell a friend.

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month as well as Mental Health Month and I think something else that isn't on my mind at this point. This episode we talk about how Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month came to be in May. I also talk about Star Wars Day as well as Martin Luther King Jr and Black History Month. To say this episode is all over the place is an understatement. In the end the history on why Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is a May thing is talked about. Thank you for listening, do your own research on not just Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month but topic that was in this episode.

Earlier this week the great, iconic Harry Belafonte passed away. This episode is about him. I didn't speak on his music or acting but more so how he was an activist. Please do your own research on this man enjoy the show. Thanks for rocking with me.

oThis week we're doing things a bit different. If you don't know William Levitt you're not alone. Most people don't, but they should. He gave America the suburbs. In doing so he also insured that people of color during the early stages would not be involved of this major transformation America was going through. This episode is about William Levitt. Please enjoy and do your own research.

Have you wondered how Easter came to be? I mean really think who put the concept together. Was it a king, a group of people in the shadows, or perhaps the religious fanatics. The truth is a mix of all three, and in that mix stands Pope Victor I. Pope Victor I was from Africa. This episode is about him and yes this being posted on Easter Happy Easter to everyone listening . Please do your own research and enjoy.

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