Researcher and Africana History professor Manu Ampim will reveal why Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s political and economic programs for America have been suppressed, and he will also expose how Dr. King’s work with the Black Power Movement has almost been erased from history. Memphis City Councilwoman Pearl Walker will also outline the city's plan for 2026 and what the goals mean for the city’s Black community. The MOVES Pam Africa will start the session by providing an update on political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal and the ongoing fight for his freedom.

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Economist Dr. Julianne Malveaux joins us with a powerful, must-hear conversation. She'll take a hard look at the Trump administration's claim that the economy is "doing great" after a year in office, digging into what is really happening with prices, the stock market, and your bottom line. Before Dr. Malveaux, Temple University professor Nah Dove will preview her new book that defines and confronts white supremacy. A critical insight for anyone who wants to understand the systems affecting our lives and our communities. "Flip That Stock," wealth coach J R Fenwick will also join us to dispel common myths about investing on Wall Street and explain how everyday people can start building wealth. LA gang interventionist Mailk Spellman will also bring his frontline experience to the mic, sharing what is really happening in some of our neighborhoods and what can be about it.

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The founder of Black Lawyers for Justice, Attorney Malik Shabazz, will join our classroom to break down your rights if stopped by ICE or local police, ensuring you’re prepared and protected. He’ll also reveal the real impact of Trump’s threat to seize Greenland and what these changes mean for Black people both here and abroad—knowledge that is more vital than ever. Before Attorney Shabazz, acclaimed educator Professor Chike Akua will enlighten us on the African origins of our faith, deepening our understanding of our spiritual heritage and its power in our lives today. Plus, Baltimore Homeless Advocate Minister Christina Flowers will share the latest on her tireless fight for unhoused residents, giving voice to those too often overlooked.

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Be part of an inspiring Monday morning as we honor the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This is a unique opportunity to hear directly from two of Dr. King's Contemporaries, The Rev. Dr. Paul Smith and Canon Leonard Hamlin, as they reveal the powerful reasons why Dr. King courageously chose non-violence in the pursuit of Civil Rights. Before their moving reflections, Brother Sadiki Kambon will share new insights from his investigation into Dr. King's assassination, shedding light on untold chapters of history. Award-winning children’s author Carole Boston Weatherford will also captivate us with her book, Be a King: Dr. Martin Luther King’s Dream and You, inspiring the next generation to carry his dream forward.

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Renowned Kemetologist Tony Browder transforms our classroom into a journey of discovery and empowerment. Be among the first to hear Brother Tony share insights from his groundbreaking new book, ‘A Browder Perspective, My 50 Year Journey to Enlightenment.’ This inspiring work captures Tony’s transformative travels to Egypt, weaving together profound themes of Knowledge, Kemet, the wisdom of Dr. John Henrik Clarke, and the cultural impact of the movie Saints and Sinners. But that’s not all—activist Roger Wareham from the December 12th Movement will join us to highlight the urgent necessity for Black communities to shape their own foreign policy. Sister Vanesse will also energize you with her passionate update on the African American Children’s Book Project, a crucial initiative for the next generation set for Philadelphia.

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Morgan State University Professor Dr. Ray Winbush returns to our classroom. Dr. Winbush will critically examine Donald Trump’s controversial claim that “civil rights caused White people to be badly treated,” while also breaking down major global and domestic issues, including Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, Greenland, Nigeria, and the ongoing ICE protests. Writer Simeon Booker Muhammad will also deliver a compelling update on UFOs. Edwin Avent of Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys will kick off the session.

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Former FBI agent Dr. Tyrone Powers returns to our classroom on Monday Morning. Dr. Powers will analyze the ICE shooting in Minneapolis. The FBI has taken over the Investigation. Dr. Powers will also discuss the abduction of Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela. Before Dr. Powers, Human Rights Activist and Visionary, Sinclair Skinner will check in. Brother Sinclair will report on his recent trips to Europe, Asia, and Africa. Sinclair will also update us on his I Love Black People project.

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Step into the future with renowned Futuristic Researcher Sadiki Bakari as he takes over our classroom for an eye-opening session. Brother Sadiki will deliver a compelling analysis of the pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence, exposing what he calls the “ChatGPT Trap” and empowering you to make informed decisions in our rapidly changing world. Before Sadiki’s thought-provoking segment, the esteemed Dean of Black Journalists, The Revd. Dr. Barbara Reynolds will share her powerful insights on how A.I. is transforming religion today. Kicking off our dynamic lineup, Lincoln University Professor Gnaka Lagoke will report on the latest Pan African conference and shed light on the urgent situation in the Sahel Nations.

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Step into history this Wednesday morning as legendary 1960s Civil Rights Activist Willie Mukasa Ricks joins our classroom. Mukasa Ricks, who marched shoulder to shoulder with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture), brings a powerful, first-hand perspective to the urgent report on the abduction of Nicolas Maduro. Before Mukasa Ricks delivers his insights, we’ll also speak with the Faith Brothers. We will also honor the resilience of Altadena, California, by reflecting on the anniversary of its wildfires, with Rochelle Jones sharing her moving story. Plus, Baltimore activist Kim Poole will ignite our global consciousness by previewing her transformative trips to Kenya and Somaliland. This is not just another broadcast—it’s The Big Show, your gateway to critical conversations and change.

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Don't miss this incredible opportunity to be informed, inspired, and empowered! On Tuesday morning, Physician-Scientist Dr. Velva Boles will visit our classroom to shed light on some of the most urgent health challenges facing our nation today. Dr. Boles will reveal crucial insights about the new flu strain that is putting our elderly at risk, the alarming measles outbreak, and the dramatic changes to childhood vaccine recommendations. Your questions and concerns will be addressed directly—this is your chance to get expert advice that could protect you and your loved ones. Before Dr. Boles, Health Advocate Pamela Boyce Simms will energize us with a vital discussion about a Prostate Cancer and Men’s Health project happening this week. Kicking off the session, Former NY Lawmaker Charles Barron will break down the far-reaching consequences of the Maduro arrest, offering a perspective you won’t hear anywhere else.

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