Last weeks show was HOT and very informative. If you missed it you can listen to the Podcast. We conclude our conversation on "The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. They Don't Want You To Know" with our guest, Historian, Professor Manu Ampim, Chairman of the Social Sciences Department of Contra Costa College in San Pablo, CA.

In our 2nd hour we'll be joined Bonotchi Montgomer...y who is a Mdw Netcher (Hieroglyphics) Instructor. He'll talk about his new interactive CD which teaches Mdw Netcher and revolutionizes how this ancient language is taught.

In our 3rd hour we'll speak with Minister Malik Shabazz from Detroit who is one of the Co-founders of "The Detroit 300". This group is comprised of volunteers from the community and many are members of various organizations who have come together to patrol their communities and gather leads which have led to the arrest of numerous criminals in the community.

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Listen to "The African History Network Show", Thursday, January 20th, 8pm - 11pm EST as our topic will be "The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. They Don't Want You To Know". Our guest will be African-Centered Scholar, Professor Manu Ampim, Chairman of the Social Sciences Department of Contra Costa College in San Pablo, CA. and Mukasa Dada (Willie Ricks) who is a former Field Secretary for S.N.C.C. (The Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee). Mukasa Dada coined the phrase "Black Power" in 1966. Visit www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com for more information. Feel free to call in and make sure our youth are listening. For more information please visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com.

This weeks show will help you improve your relationships and hopefully help you attract your soulmate if you haven't already found them. Nationally renowned Relationship Coaches and Authors, Carl and Kenya K. Stevens of JujuMama, LLC will be our guest. You may have seen them on "The Monique Show" or on Fox News. They are featured in the soon to be released documentary by Michael Baisden called "Do Women Know What They Want?'

JujuMama LLC aides women & men in creating fabulous relationships and Bliss! Use the power of the Law of Attraction to remove doubt and fear and create a sexy, new relationship! JujuMama works to prepare, encourage and enlighten you on the ways of harmonious union! Get ready for Real Love! Now is the time for you to experience all you have ever desired! Will discuss The New Modern Relationship, improving your Sex Life, Tantra Sex, Open Communication, etc.

Visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com/. The Call In number is (914) 338-1375. Ask questions or just listen. You can also chat with us on our Facebook FanPage, "The African History Network" during the show.

This will be a HOT Show. In our 1st Hour, we will finish our presentation from 2 weeks ago as we discuss "Should African-Americans Celebrate Christmas?" We will continue with the History Of Feel free to call in and make sure our youth are listening. This will be a great show.

In our 2nd and 3rd hours we will be joined by Kilindi Iyi of The Tamerrian Institute in Detroit, MI. We will talk about Polygamy (more properly called Polygyny) from a traditional African Cultural perspective. What it is, what it is not and can this be used as a viable solution to the shortage of eligible African-American men for those who want to utilize it. There are approximately 2 million more adult African-American Females thand African-American Males.

Visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com/. The Call In number is (914) 338-1375. Ask questions or just listen. You can also chat with us on our Facebook FanPage, "The African History Network" during the show.

Happy Holiday to everyone regardless of what you celebrate. We will do a Special Holiday Broadcast simulcasting with 1340 AM WSTA out of The Virgin Islands tonight Saturday, Dec. 25th 9pm - 11pm EST as host Afreekan Southwell interviews Bro. Michael from The African History Network about "The History Of Christmas" and should people of African descent celebrate it. We have listeners in the Virgin Islands and many of the Africans their celebrate Christmas. This will be an fantastic show. Tell your friends.

Feel free to call in and make sure our youth are listening. For more information please visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com.

In our 1st Hour, The African History Network Show will be joined by Director Qasim Basir of the new movie "MOOZ-LUM" starring Nia Long, Evan Ross and Danny Glover. It's a movie about Faith, Tolerance and Hope. We'll learn about how you can demand to have a screening of this movie in your city and learn more about this exciting new movie.

In our 2nd & 3rd hours we will continue our discussion on "Should African-Americans Celebrate Christmas?" We will recap out presentation from last week as well as deal with some additional information that we didn't have time to cover. Then we'll open up the phone lines to talk to you. You don't want to miss this discussion.

Feel free to call in and make sure our youth are listening. This will be a great show. Visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com/. The Call In number is (914) 338-1375. Ask questions or just listen. You can also chat with us on our Facebook FanPage, "The African History Network" during the show.

Feel free to call in and make sure our youth are listening. For more information please visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com.

The AHN Show host Brother Michael will interview Speech, the Leader of the 2 Time Grammy Award Winning, Conscious Hip-Hop group "Arrested Development" will be our guest. They burst upon the Music Scene in 1992 with their debut album "3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days In The Life Of...". Their sound is a laid-back, southern-fried groove informed by rural blues, African p...ercussion, funk, and melodic R&B.

Their debut album's first single was "Tennessee". It's a strongly spiritual track that hit the Top 10 and sparked the album to sell over 4 million copies. Its two follow-ups, "People Everyday" (a rewrite of Sly's "Everyday People") and "Mr. Wendal" did likewise. Accolades poured in; Arrested Development won Grammys for Best Rap Album and Best New Artist, and was named Rolling Stone's Band of the Year.

We'll talk about new projects such as their new CD "Strong", upcoming performances and we'll take your questions.

We'll talk about new projects such as their new CD "Strong", upcoming performances and we'll take your questions.

Feel free to call in and make sure our youth are listening. For more information please visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com.

Female MC Isis (aka Lin Que) of The Legendary Hip Group, "The X Clan", will be our guest on "The African History Network Show", Thur. Dec. 9th 8pm EST. She'll tell us what she has been up to, new projects and her new CD, the state of Female Rappers in Hip Hop today and your questions. We will also be joined by Jessyca Marshall who is the founder of the new Facebook Group, “I’m A Single, Conscious and Spiritual Person With Melanin Seeking A Mate”. We’ll talk about the challenges of being Single, Conscious and trying to find a mate. This will be a great show. Visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com/. Our Call In number is (914) 338-1375.

As we return from being off for 2 weeks, our guest tonight will be Internationally renowned Poet, Jessica Care Moore. We will also have a discussion of the movie, "For Colored Girls". Please visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com/. Our call In number is (914) 338-1375. Feel free to call in and make sure our youth are listening.

Brother J from The Legendary Hip Hop Group "The X Clan" and Ruff Mic from Precise Science will stop by to talk about what's been going on with them and their upcoming performances on Saturday November 20th, in Baltimore, MD at Beatz, Bookz, Braidz and Fadez.

We will also continue our series on "THE AFRICAN ORIGINS OF CHRISTIANITY - PART 2" with guest Prof. Kaba Hiawatha Kamene (aka Booker T. Coleman) on "The African History Network Show" Thur., November 11th, 8:00pm - 11pm EST. Please visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com/. Our call In number is (914) 338-1375. Feel free to call in and make sure our youth are listening.