Tangazo

St. Louis County Councilwoman Hazel Erby, makes her appearance on Tangazo a memorable one. Her and host Hank Thompson sit down and discuss her mission and commitment to 39 municipalities, Michael Brown, the Fannie Lou Hammer Democratic Coalition and more!

Hank Thompson warmly welcomes Democratic nominee of St. Louis County, persecutor Wesley Bell. They discuss a bit of Wesley Bell's background, his new approach as a persecutor, Mike Brown, strengthening communities and much more!

Veteran political analysts Elbert Walton and Mike Jones join Hank Thompson, and discuss the current state of politics in St. Louis. They also chime in on the upcoming election and more!

Following the 54th anniversary of his historical climb of the St. Louis Arch and employment protest, Legendary Civil Rights Activists Percy Green joins Hank Thompson. Tune in and listen to this special episode of Tangazo!

Tangazo host Hank Thompson, sit down with Etefia Umana and Alisha Sonnier and have an enlightening discussion about the "Progressive Agenda".

Host Hank Thompson sits down with Sara Lahmann from Annie Malone Children and Family Services.

Hank Thompson welcomes the senator of the fifth district of Missouri, Jamilah Nasheed.

Hank Thompson and his guests the Bosman Twins, sit down and discuss the affects of parenting and Fathers Day.

Guests Bernie Hayes, Edie "Bee" Anderson, and Dr. Robert Salter are the guests on this episode of Tangazo!

Chapter 1: The Golden Age of Radio (0:00-12:00)

Chapter 2: On Air Personalities (12:00-22:30)

Chapter 3: "The Death of Black Radio" (22:30-30:20)

Chapter 4: National Black Radio Hall of Fame (30:20-40:15)

Chapter 5: What the Hall of Fame will look like once fully installed at Harris Stowe State University (40:15-51:15)

Dhati Kennedy provides the beats behind Tangazo, Andy Heaslet is the show's engineer.

Dr. Malaika Horne is the author of the new book, Mother Wit. She is also the founding director of the Executive Leadership Consortium – College of Business Administration at the University of Missouri – St. Louis (UMSL). Previously she served as a professor at Webster University and has served as the managing director of Narcotics Service Council. Dr Horne is a journalist, academic writer, and serves as a leader and consultant to a number of community organizations and non-profits.

Gwen Moore is the curator of urban landscape and community identity with the Missouri History Museum. Moore is responsible for the museum's remarkable exhibit, "#1 in Civil Rights," which closed in Aprli 2018 after a nearly 400 month run in April 2018.

These celebrated sisters are daughters of Flora Horne, the inspiration for Dr Horne's book, Mother Wit: Exalting Motherhood While Honoring a Great Mother.

Hank asks Moore and Horne to talk about their mother and wonders what the world would be like if their were more Flora Horne-like mothers in our communities today.

Andy Heaslet is the show's engineer and Dhati Kennedy provides the beats behind Tangazo.

Listen to more of Hank's interviews on KDHX from his time filling in for DJ Wilson on Collateral Damage; check out episodes 122-134.