Listen as we review the book "Medical Apartheid: A Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans from Colonial Times to the Present."

Our guests include professor and researcher Dr. Emmitt Jolly and historian Dr. Benjamin Sperry.

Join us as we have a conversation at The East Cleveland Public Library about Carter G. Woodson's "The Mis-Education Of The Negro. The panel talks about how relevant Dr. Woodsons writing is to today's events and also what has changed since. And how much has remained the same since it was first published it in 1933.

Take this journey with us as we speak with a pioneer in Cleveland's urban community. Mr. Tom Paige of Tom Paige Catering Company.

Guest host, Imam Mutawaf Shaheed chats with African American Muslim women about their personal journeys through faith, family, and determination.

We review the book by D.L. Hughley.

"How To Survive in America" proves that D.L. Hughley is more than a comedian or a syndicated radio host. In this book, he takes us on a journey of how bad America continues to deal with race, prejudice, and excuses.

Join us as we learn more about the benefits of Myfreepharmacy.com

Black police officers are a critical component of the urban community. Since 1946, The Black Shields Police Association have been engaged with the overall community. They educate the public on the importance of working together to ensure a safe community for everyone. Listen as we join the conversation.

The East Cleveland Library does more than provide access to over 63,000 printed materials and over 191,000 e books to the public. They have been a provider of resources that help increase literacy and a hub for people looking to access the internet. In addittion there is an affordable full service print center and an auditorium that hosts speakers and jazz concerts free of charge. Join us as we welcome the library Executive Director, Carlos Latimer.