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Join host Hank Thompson on this episode of the KDHX podcast Tangazo! as he speaks with some of Saint Louis' most well known jazz musicians and performing artists about the impacts the pandemic had on their creative and professional lives.
Hank is joined by Black Repertory Founder and Producing Director Ron Himes, jazz musicians Dwight and Dwayne Bosman of The Bosman Twins, and local singer Laka, as they share their personal takes on the almost 15-month hiatus of live entertainment and sources of inspiration during this time away from fans.
Hank Thompson
Ron Himes
Laka
The Bosman Twins
Podcast Curation and Editing by Kevin Melter, with production support by Ryan Voelkel and Jon Valley.
Tim Person is your host for this week's episode of the KDHX podcast Tangazo.
Special guests include historian Angela DaSilva discussing the history and the racial impact of the landmark Missouri Compromise.
DaSilva and guest host Tim Person, are joined by community organizer FarraKhan Shegog, co-founder of the annual Black Wall Street festival at the Wellston Loop (June 26th, 2021 - from 11am until 6pm) and St. Louis American Newspaper columnist James T. Ingram. The panel's discussion includes the 1917 East St. Louis massacre and the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. Also discussed, are the attempts to revitalize the once thriving Wellston business district.
Tim Person
Angela DaSilva
FarraKhan Shegog
James T. Ingram
This episode was edited by Kevin Melter, with Technical Support from Ryan Voelkel and Jon Valley.
Join host Hank Thompson as he speaks with Brian Williams on the Criminal Justice Reform Bill that has passed both the House and the Senate. Guest panelists include Michael Wesly Jones, award winning editorial columnist for the St. Louis American Newspaper, Tim Person, and political consultant and social activist Rev. Darryl Gregory Gray!
Tim Person guest hosts this episode of Tangazo! with St Louis progressive Alderpersons, Tina Pihl of the 17th ward, and James Page of the 5th ward. Also social activist Reverend Darryl Gregory Gray, joins the discussion on the future of St Louis!
In this special episode of Tangazo!, host Hank Thompson speaks with Criminal justice reform activist John Chasnoff, Better Family Life founder, Malik Ahmed. Veteran civil rights activist Percy Green and Missouri State Democratic Party Chairman, St Louis City Recorder of Deeds, Michael Butler. Guests discuss the election of Tishaura Jones as mayor of St Louis and what we expect from her and what are the priorities for the 517 million anticipated Federal funds!
Join host Hank Thompson as he speaks with Elbert Walton, Michael Wesley Jones, and Tim Persons on the upcoming Mayor's race.
Host Hank Thompson speaks with North County Mayors, Ella Jones of Ferguson, Reggie Jones of Dellwood, and Maurice Hunt of Normandy about the challenges they're facing in regards to covid, and the talk of a city/county merge.
Join St. Louis American columnist James Ingram, host Hank Thompson and Tangazo regulars, Tim Persons and Reverend Darryl Gregory Gray, for a lively discussion on the St. Louis mayoral election and the recently passed Illinois Criminal Justice Reform bill.
Join host Hank Thompson as he speaks to Chairman of the St. Louis City Council, Rita Heard Days, long time Post-Dispatch columnist Bill McClellan, and political consultant, Tim Person
This special Black History Month episode of Tangazo features a live regional panel, including Illinois State Rep. LaToya Greenwood, Senator Brian Williams, Antonio French, and Mike Jones.
Host Hank Thompson & guests address issues concerning African American communities throughout the St. Louis metro area including: police reform, COVID-19 vaccine distribution in underserved minority communities, violent crime and black flight for the suburbs, and the upcoming St. Louis mayoral election.
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