Topic: Living on Minimum Wage

Guest: Nicole Woo, Director of Domestic Policy, Center for Economic and Policy Research

Guest: Amisha Patel, Executive Director, Grassroots Collaborative

Host: Alma Campos

Co-Host: Tahera Shireen Rahman

Learn more:

* Center for Economic Policy and Research: www.cepr.net

* Grassroots Collaborative: www.thegrassrootscollaborative.org

* Raise Illinois: www.raiseillinoisaction.com

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For more about the show and the guest: http://www.radioislam.com/node/5871

This Radio Islam segment explores ways we can maintain and uphold healthy relationships with our family members. Joining us will be Sh. Hisham Al Qaisi exploring the Islamic principles regarding family and Br. Hooman Keshavarzi talking about some of the psychological aspects of family dynamics. In the conclusion of the talk both Sh. Qaisi and Br. Keshavarzi speak to looking beyond the self as a means of supporting the self and of course maintaining healthy family ties.

For more information on Guests and the show: http://www.radioislam.com/node/5803

Guests:

Sh. Hisham Al Qaisi

Br. Hooman Keshavarzi

Host: Olivia Richardson

Producer: Wuhaj Khan

Topic: Living on Minimum Wage

Guest: Nicole Woo, Director of Domestic Policy, Center for Economic and Policy Research

Guest: Amisha Patel, Executive Director, Grassroots Collaborative

Host: Alma Campos

Co-Host: Tahera Shireen Rahman

Learn more:

* Center for Economic Policy and Research: www.cepr.net

* Grassroots Collaborative: www.thegrassrootscollaborative.org

* Raise Illinois: www.raiseillinoisaction.com

Takin' it to the Streets

Guest: Lavon Pettis, Organizer, Takin it to the Streets

Guest: Tasleem Jamila, Program Manager, Takin it to the Streets

Host: Matthew Ramadan

In this Radio Islam program we have a few guests to speak on their experiences, understanding of how music and pop culture can affect children and their understanding of adult language, conversations, and if what they see and hear becomes normalized.

For more about the guests and show info go to: http://www.radioislam.com/node/5796

Host: Janaan Hashim

Guest: Dr. Fahad Khan, Psychologist and Deputy Director at Khalil Center

Guest: Samana Siddiqui, Content Manager at SoundVision

Guest: Babar Harrie, Musician

In this Radio Islam segment we'll have a few guests to share the summer family traditions they engage in each year. Also, joining the program will be the President of ISNA to speak about why this convention has become a tradition for so many.

See more at: http://www.radioislam.com/node/5777

Host: Alma Campos

Co-Host: Wahaj Khan

Guest: Aishah Ali, Third Grade Teacher at Al-Huda Academy

Guest: Samra Haseeb, Sophomore at Glenbard West High School

Guest: Azhar Azeez, President of ISNA

In this Radio Islam segment, our team will spend some time talking about issues that are sparking our thoughts! Don't forget to call in and join our conversation 312-263-4752

See more at: http://www.radioislam.com/node/5763

Host: Saimah Shareef

Co-Host: Wahaj Khan

Co-Host: Olivia Richardson

Knitting Needles

Guest: Ibrahim Abdul-Matin, Author, Green Deen: What Islam Teaches About Protecting the Planet

Guest: Yasmin Ali, Artist, Muslim Writers Collective

Host: Farooq Chaudhry

Host: Matthew Ramadan

Topic: Abu Ghraib-By America, In America: Allegations of Torture in the US Bureau of Prisons


Guest: Hakeem Shaheed, Recently released federal prisoner, Filed a six count civil rights complaint against the Bureau of Prisons North Central Regional Director, the Warden and others


Guest: John Stainthorp, Attorney