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Love is what we all need

What is love part 2?

Love means a lot of thing to different people. What does it mean for you? Join us this Wednesday as we contiune the conversation on love. The Queen of Amalango music, Gina Hidie will be on the show to break down love from alangizi's perfective. 

Studio line is 319-527-6219

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Pastor Leah Chilengwe is an author, executive life coach and businesswoman. She is the founder of, "Life with Leah" where she mentors and trains individuals to develop successful life principles. She has a real tenacious spirit and is a passionate and powerful speaker. Pastor Leah is gifted in strengthening and empowering individuals to succeed, she is a wife and mother of two daughters.

Love is in the air. Can you smell the aroma all? 

February is the month of love as well as black history month. We are all in pursuit of love or something like it. Just exactly what is love? Well,tune in this Wednesday, Februaery 24th to learn more about this special topic. 

Studio line is 319-527-6219

Mpande Mwape grew up in the suburbs south of Pittsburgh. She is a graduate of Mt. Lebanon senior high school. She attended the community college of Allegheny, where she got her associate's degree in nurses. She went on to earn her bachelor's from California university and Masters in Nursing educating and leadership from Carlow University. In many ways, she has followed the path taken by so many except for one detail: her journey to American citizenship. Mpande Mwape is a nurse leader with a bright future ahead of her. She is currently working at one of the leading health systems, UPMC as a Senior Clinician. In this interview, we will learn more about her journey through nursing school and her experience climbing the career ladder

Did you know that the oldest existing, and continually operating educational institution in the world is the University of Karueein, founded in 859 AD in Fez, Morocco? Join our live broadcast with Chalimba Phiri, Board Chair of Zambia/Morocco Association and French/Moroccan Hollywood Actor, Kamal Moummad, as we discuss Zambia/Morocco relations and Black History Month, Saturday February 20 @ 10am ET, 9am CT, 7am PT, 3pm BST, 11pm WST & 1700hrs CAT (Zambia). To listen call 1 319 527 6219

Most of us are familiar with Black History month and the role that Afro-descendants played in the building of the United States. How did they arrive at February as the month to celebrate African history month and what exactly is one celebrating when one celebrates African history month?

Join us on our very first show of Noah Uncensored as we will be talking to a seasoned African American brother and pan-African, brother Warren as he breakdowns Black History month. Brother Warren is also the host of a radio show called New Orleans Wake Up!

The studio line is 319-529-6219 – February 17th on Wednesday at 9:00 pm/est.

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Dr Joseph Patrick Nkolola holds the position of Senior Staff Scientist in the Center for Virology and Vaccine Research at the Havard Medical School affiliate Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC). His most prominent research includes work in vaccine development against HIV and Zika virus. More recently, he is currently on the frontlines of cutting-edge vaccine development against COVID-19. The laboratory he works in has partnered with pharmaceutical giant Johnson and Johnson and after early promising results in animal studies, international trials to test their lead vaccine in humans recently commenced.

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