Black Root Red Tree Medicine Clan Teachings part 1 is a discussion recorded at Basu Farms in Pembroke, IL between Dr. Freddie Green and Chief Keith Horse Looking Sr. about the The White Buffalo Calf Woman (the bringer of the "Seven Sacred Rites") of the Native American Lakota tribal people. Audio recorded and edited by Yakira Levi.

Black Root Red Tree Medicine Clan Teachings part 2 is a discussion recorded at Basu Farms in Pembroke, IL between Dr. Freddie Green and Chief Niko Shoot Away about the Inipi (Rite of Purification) also known as the sweat lodge Ceremony of the Native American Lakota tribal people. Audio recorded and edited by Yakira Levi.

Yakira Levi and Dr. Wilbur Rimes, Oriental Medicine talk about helping people heal, using natural medicine and eastern healing techniques like acupuncture, Dit Da Jow, Homeopathic remedies and Qi Gong. Yakira Levi also discloses personal diagnosis and reads testimonials from Hammond Scott and Yeeskah Radcliffe.

Mario Smith talks about his latest show, Love Love Love - Chicago Celebrates the Music of Donny Hathaway. This episode includes commentary from Erin Harkey, Deputy Commissioner of Programming for the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, Dr. Helene Gayle, CEO of The Chicago Community Trust, the legendary singer's daughter, Danita Hathaway from The Donny Hathaway Legacy Project, an interview with Mario Smith, event producer and clips of live musical performances from the Donny Hathaway tribute. Podcast produced, recorded, edited - interview questions written by Yakira Levi.

The 38th Annual Chicago Music Awards was recorded live on location by Emawnuayl Gray for RedHotRadio.FM this podcast episode was edited and produced by Yakira Levi from the original recording. The Chicago Music Awards is presented annually by Martin's International and ran in conjunction with the International Festival of Life. Martin's International has awarded musicians and talent of all genres at the CMA's.

Mary Datcher and friends promote Chicago endeavors, including her new publication, Bronzeville Life Newspaper; and business Mogul, Debra Antney brings attention to corrupt music business practices presented in the Chicago based Netflix film, Beats. Deb also discusses trauma, poverty suffrage, and mental illness spawned from violence. Produced, recorded and edited by Yakira Levi for RedHotRadio.FM

Wale, American [Nigerian blooded] Rapper wow's outdoor audience in the rain at the 30th Annual African Festival of the Arts. This episode outlines Wale's headlining performance on the Main Stage, Labor day weekend 2019. He shares information, plays with the audience, performs a cappella and lets the audience sing along. Stay tuned until the very end for three testimonials of the event and performances of the 30th Annual African Festival of the Arts.

Female vocalist on the rise, touring and promoting her new single Big City. Taylor Iman shows love to the 30th Annual African Festival of the Arts where she performed the opening act to Wale's headlining performance. She was highly entertaining to a crowd of adoring fans. Keep your eyes on this one. Wishing her all the best.

This show is a conversation between MC Lyte and Dr. Lynn Richardson at the 4th annual Soulful Chicago Book Fair held on Saturday, August 3rd 2019. They discuss information on books they wrote and published together, money management, Hip-Hop Sisters Foundation, MC Lyte's first song, her voice and current career as a well known MC, voice over professional, actor and Entrepreneur. The soulful Chicago Book Fair was founded by Asadah Kirkland in 2016. Recorded and edited by Yakira Levi.

Cirque Italia presents: "Paranormal Cirque" in North Riverside, IL Paranormal Cirque is a "thrilling, wicked, sexy, dark circus experience that entertains with theatre, cabaret, adult humor and magic! Yakira Levi interviews Sonya Black [Stabatha Nightly], Tsarina Hellfire and Olivia Mattice. The show's performers give some insight into the show and invite everyone out to experience "Paranormal Cirque". Original music, recording and editing by Yakira Levi.