Brother Obi Egbuna Jr. joins Groundings for the "Dynamics of the African DIaspora" segment, presented every fourth Friday of the month. Obi and Brother Shomari discuss the commonalities of the black American and African experience.

"Hadithi Zabantu Afrika!" is a segment on Groundings hosted by BK from Botswana. The segment focuses on getting perspectives from young people from the African continent about what is happening in their countries. BK is joined by Bonke from Kenya.

Host Brother Shomari is joined by guest Malik Yakini for the "Dispatches from Detroit" segment to discuss which events are coming up concerning the anniversary of the birth of Malcolm X and the anniversary of the MOVE bombing.

"Hadithi Zabantu Afrika!" is a segment on Groundings hosted by BK from Botswana. The segment focuses on getting perspectives from young people from the African continent about what is happening in their countries. BK is joined by Gloria from Tanzania.

"Hadithi Zabantu Afrika!" is a segment on Groundings hosted by BK from Botswana. The segment focuses on getting perspectives from young people from the African continent about what is happening in their countries. BK is joined by Flo from Burkina Faso.

"Hadithi Zabantu Afrika!" is a segment on Groundings hosted by BK from Botswana. The segment focuses on getting perspectives from young people from the African continent about what is happening in their countries. BK is joined by a human-rights activist to discuss the black trans experience in South Africa.

Joining Brother Shomari for the "Conversations With Cuba" segment of Groundings is Gabriela Castillo Rodriguez from the Cuban Embassy with First Secretary Sulia Paez Chacón to discuss an upcoming women's conference.

Brother Obi Egbuna Jr. joins Groundings for the "Dynamics of the African DIaspora" segment, presented every fourth Friday of the month. Obi and Brother Shomari discuss the commonalities of the black American and African experience.

"Hadithi Zabantu Afrika!" is a segment on Groundings hosted by BK from Botswana. The segment focuses on getting perspectives from young people from the African continent about what is happening in their countries. Sele Max a Mandela fellow from Liberia, joins the program.

This live broadcast and event hosted by WURD Radio’s Brother Shomari will revisit the lessons of Malcolm X’s legacy while mobilizing new strategies for Black liberation and empowerment. Serving as a sequel to previous mobilization efforts, the event and related programming will focus on revitalizing and reconnecting the African diasporic community-building on campus activism in and around the Philadelphia region.