Coffee Conversations with Greg J
A podcast offering unapologetically Black perspectives through culturally relevant conversations. Host Greg J talks with thought leaders from across the African diaspora about current issues and trends in arts and culture. Topics reflect contemplations on the global Black community, aiming to inform and inspire. Greg J is a media executive and culture advocate with a long career in Black Radio, focused on building bridges between Africa and African America through music, art, and cultural experiences.
Episodes
Reflections of Malcom X - Now More than Ever... Torrence Brannon-Reese
May 19 marks the 100th Birthday of Malcolm X. In this episode, we are reflecting with arts and culture icon Torrence Brannon-Reese as he shares perspectives of thought founded on the history of Malcolm, and celebrate his long standing vision of designating a sretch of Crenshaw Blvd in Los Angeles as the Malcom X Corridor. Profound discussion!!
Stand with South Africa: Pastor Kelvin Sauls & Paul Turner
South Africa has been in the crosshairs of the Trump Administration. Clearly South Arican born Elon Musk has a great deal of influence in these decisions. Listen as we encourage the people to support South Africa. What are the issues there? What should we as Black Americans Be aware of? What is Land Expropriation? Listen and contemplate… Pastor Kelvin Sauls is a South African born faith leader and
Contemplations of USAID, The Congo - Paul Turner, International Economic Development Professional
In the whirlwind of executive orders and conflagrations of federal government administration, we see this all is happening in the midst of conflict in the Congo, and the concellation of the work being done by USAID.. These actions affect relief and community development work in Africa. Paul Turner has worked on the continent for years providing expertise in economic development and aducation. He b
Conversation with Nasty Nes Rodriguez - Rest in Peace
Recently, the Hip-Hop industry lost a legend. Nasty Nes was essential in claiming Seattle's place in the rap matrix through the massive success of Sir Mix A Lot, NastyMix Records was a dynamic imprint that illuminated an obscure geographic region in terms of rap music. We recorded this broadcast in 2024 and did not publish it because we had a really bad technical day. And so now today as we mourn
City of Long Beach votes to raise Pan African Flag during Black History Month
Following a motion forwarded by Long Beach City Councilmember Tunua Thrash-Ntuk, and seconded by Councilmember Dr. Jodi Ricks-Oddie, the Long Beach City Council unanimously approved the raising of the Pan African Flag. The motion requested that annually, the flag will fly alongside the Stars and Stripes, The State of California Flag and the City of Long Beach flag on the plaza of the Long Beach Ci
Liberia to the USA - Gwen AUstin: Businesswoman, Author, Philanthropist
We are honored to speak with Gwen Austin - a prominent businesswoman, author and philanthropist. She is a Liberian-born American residing in the LA area. She shares her story of immigration to this country and reflects on the changes she has seen in the US and the changes we are seeing on the Continent.
Serving Altadena Community thru the Devastating Eaton Fire - Dr. Belinda Allen, West Angeles Community Development Corporation
The fires raging across the Los Angeles area have been devastating. Entire neighborhoods have been wiped out. In Altadena the devastation is apocalyptic as thousands are left with nothing after thier homes have completely burned down. Generations of African Americans left homeless and in despair. And yet, the West Angeles Community Development Corporation once again steps into its more than 30 yea
Civic Engagement & Cultural Celebrations
Commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day has been a centerpiece in cities all over the Southland. In recent years, it would appear that black centered cultural celbrations have been muted.So what are the cultural and civic nuances in presenting cultural celebrations? Is there an air of anti blackness? In Long Beach, CA activists believe city government has minimized black reppresentation in t
Black Immigration Perspective - Pamela Asobo-Anchang, Publisher Immigrant Magazine
And so, as the peaceful transition of power takes place, the government is taking action against immigrants. We hear talk of mass deportation and birthrights, The narrative has folk stereotypically thinking of Latino immigrants. However; the discussion affects the Diasporic immigrants. Black folk from Africa, the Caribbean, South America et. al. We discus immigration with the publisher of Immigr
Boots on the Ground-the Altadena Fires: Pastor G. LaKeith Kenebrew
As wildfires siege LA County, we turn our attention to the community of Altadena, where a vibrant community of black folk have lived for generations. The neighborhood has been deeply impacted by the wildfires in an incredibly and unimaginable way. Pastor G. LaKeith Kenebrew of the Hillside Church of God in Christ in Altadena joins us to share his experiences in the fire. A part of the church prope
The Consciousness of Holistic Nutrition - Dr. Sharita Yazid
As we move through the festive season and into the new year, we are eating a lot. Being mindful of how and what we eat is essential to our consciousness as a people. Disease, unhealthy diets and pratices set us up for discproportinate disease and malady in our communties. Dr. Sharita Yazid speaks to us live from Accra Ghana with a strong conversation about food and the necessity of holistic nutrit
The Meaning of Kwanzaa - Did Karenga really invent the Nguzu Saba? - RW Akile
We're taking an examination of Kwanzaa - What is it? How did it start? Did Dr. Karenga really develop the Nguzu Saba? Long time Kwanzaa and the former/original Director of the Kwanzaa People of Color Coordinating Committee RW Akile as he shares first hand observations of the history of Kwanzaa. You will be surprised!
Conversation with Wutah Kobby - One of Ghana's Biggest Music Stars
Its the seaso of "Ghana in December" and we're linking with one of Ghana's top music stars. Wutah Kobby is well know having a huge discography of hits and production credits for many of the most popular artsts in the West African Nation. We're talking cultural exchange, Ghana's relevance in the world music scene and general perspectives on music, arts and culture. This is a fascinating conversatio
Reparations in California: Where Do We Go From Here? - Attorney Kamillah V. Moore
As we face uncertain paths in government, reparations has been a vigorous discussion in California. After a landmark 1100 page report composed by a select Reparations Task Force and supported by State Government, two critical reparations bills were to be voted on during the last Legislative Session in the State Capitol. Suddenly and with seemingly no explanation, the vote for those bills did not h
Black Men won't Vote?! Reparations Controversy?! Election concerns in SoCal?!
There is this narrative out there that says Black men will not vote for VP KLamala Harris because she is a woman. I have never heard any man speak like that. Brothas are looking at policy as far as I know... And then in California, the California Legislative Black Caucus botched reparations vote advanced after the historic and detailed report delivered by the Reparations Task Force. Some say the b
Haiti: Lingering Crisis at Home; Racism in the US - Dr. Jude Azad
We wanted to get an update on the crisis in Haiti. and then Trump made the outrageous claim that Haitian immigrants are eating cats and dogs in Springfield, OH. Today, we are joined by Haitian Community activist Dr. Jude Azad who shares with us the hooros in Haiti, and his community'sd experience in Springfield as rumps remarks have ignited a firestorm of hate against Haitians in thier town.
Ancestral Intelligence - Dr. Tony Browder
As we are consumed with a contentious presidential election, are we in danger of losing our African Centered Consciousness? Are we losing the essence of African Centered thought? How do we reconcile our ccultural center in this day and time that also tries to stoke our patriotism? Dr. Tony Browder joins us to discuss our Ancestral Intelligence, encouraging the audience to read and research and bec
Trump & Christians: A Black Church Perspective - Pastor Mark Whitlock, Reid Temple AME Church
Trump exhorts all Christians to vote for him... What does this mean? We reached out to one of our most endearing theological scholars and Church leaders, Dr. Mark Whitlock, Pastor of the Reid Temple AME Church in Glenn Dale, MD for perspective.. This is fascinating discussion from a black church perspective...
Wait. What?!!! NABJ invites Trump to confab - Beverly White, renowned journalist
The Nationa Association of Black Journalists is holding its national convention this week in Chicago. They invited Former President Donald Trump. Many objected to the invitation, some even resigned their membership within the organization. And then the line of questioning... we reached out to longtime NABJ member and veteran, renowned news anchor Beverly White (now retired) as she reflects on what
Kamala and the Democratic Pivot - Carolyn Fowler, California Democratic Party
What a whirlwind of events!! First the debate debacle.... then the Assassination Attempt... then Presidential COVID... then the bombshell announcement of pulling out of the race and endorsing VP Kamala Harris... tens of thousands of black women and men mobilize to raise millions of dollars and to drum up support for this historic moment... We reached out to speak with Carolyn Fowler, Controller of
30 Years of Democracy: Post Apartheid South Africa - Pastor Kelvin Sauls
Its been thirty years since the dismantling of Apartheid in South Africa. Nelson mandela merged from 27 years of imprisonment. Duly Elcted President and the long fought democratic government was put in place. Now, its been thirty years. Where is South africa now? Hat are the triumphs? What are the challenges? WQe are joined live from Johannesburg South Africa by Pastor Kelvin Sauls as he shares fr
Public Art in Long Beach, CA - Cynthia Lujan, Arts Council for Long Beach
It's a sad story. In the 6th District near Martin Luther King Jr. Park, are various artistic expressions in homage to Dr. King. ON such expression of street art was a utility box adorned with a beautiful painting of Dr. King. Unfortunately, gang culture made thier presence known by defacing the face of Dr. King with the identification of thier set. It was tragic and alarmed many in the community.
South African Jazz - Live from Johannesburg, renowned radio broadcaster Nonn Botha
South African Jazz Movement: I am often asked about the music of Africa. Sure, we hear Afrobeats, that awesome genre centered from a lot of Nigerian artists, but what about other expressions of Music from other parts of the continent? Other genres like r&b, jazz? On the next Coffee Conversations with Greg J., we explore the music of South Africa… more specifically the genre of jazz and the mov
The Case for Reparations: Chris Lodgson, Coalition for a Just & Equitable California
As we consider issues of the eelectorate, Reparations are an issue that is making its presence known in the halls of the California State Capitol. Cali is the only state to have created a Reparations Task force where legislators have undertaken a massive and comprehensive study of the issue of Reparations - the systemic cause in the history of the State, what would the award look like, who is enti
Crisis in Haiti: Monique Clesca, writer, journalist, FMR UN Official live from Port Au Prince
Last week, we were honored to hear from renowned journalist, witer, and Former UN Official Monique Clesca as she shared an "on the ground" perspective of the chaos erupting in Haiti. Armed gangs have taken over large swaths of land and government has been rendered ineffective. Two prison breaks and unbridled violence are happening all around. When we livestreamed this we encountered many audio pro
Global Assignment: The legacy of Dr. Runoko Rashidi - Tony Browder
We welcome renowned Pan African Scholar and historian Tony Browder to the coffee table as legacy of the late great Pan African ScholarDr. Runoko Rashidi is discussed. We explore the essence of Pan African Consiousness and the importance of this history for people of African descent in this United States of America. We discuss the new documentary produced by Tony Browder that chronicles the life of
Pan African Heritage Museum, Cape Coast Ghana - The Honorable Kojo Yankah
On this episode of Coffee Conversations with Greg J., we are lifting up an incredible project in Ghana, the Pan African Heritage Museum Listen as Kojo Yankah joins us from Cape Coast Ghana, to share the whys and wherefores of this great museum . In the meantime, go to www.pahmuseum.org to see the entire digital exhibit. Learn how you can support the building of this great edifice and open your hea
The Making of HipHop: History of HipHop Journalism - Darryl James
This week we will continue our examination of the Making of Hip-Hop with a fascinating conversation with @Darryl James. He is a publisher, writer, entrepreneur and social critic. He was the Publisher/Editor of RapSheet, the first Hiphop Newspaper, the writer for HipHop Countdown and Report, the first nationally syndicated rap radio show and is a respected author, social critic and entrepreneur.
Are You Ready for Some Football? - Reflections on the World's Favorite Sport
Just as we are enthralled with the NFL playoffs, so are our African brothers and sisters enthralled with the Africa Cup of Nations foootball tournament (soccer) … we have Rodney Knox former Marketing Director for the San Francisco 49ers and Edward Aiken reknowned radio and television sports journalist in Accra Ghana… we contrast rgw two worlds of football and football…
Gospel of Social Justice - Rev. Kelvin Sauls
History shows that the Black Church has a been essential in our fight towards freedom and equality. But these are unprecedented times. We sit and chat with Rev. Kelvin Sauls, a progressive, prophetic and Pan-African Pastor engaged in trans-national emancipatory faith-rooted organizing at the intersection of South LA and South Africa.
AI: Increasing the digital divide? - Sadiki Bakari
The global reset is real and we've invited Afro-futuristic Researcher, Sadiki Bakari to discuss Artificial Intelligence and other emerging technologies and what they mean to us. Our digital devices are really startling us. Clearly major developments are happening in the digital space. and what in the world is Transhumanism?? Coffee is on at Coffee Conversations with Greg J.
The Making of Hip-Hop: Violet Brown and Greg Mack
As we talk about 50 years of hip-hop, we gather with Industry legend Violet Brown and iconic radio broadcaster Greg Mack to talk about the early days of hip-hop. Violet was the premier buyer for Wherehouse Records and Greg was the nucleus of the crew at 1580 KDAY, the first commercial radio station to present a rap format on the west coast. This is legendary conversation. PLUS we have a surprise g
A League of their own - Women's Tackle Football League
Although the original broadcast came as a subject change after a robust discussion of Hip-Hop's 50th Anniversary, the topic deserves its own podcast... We are talking about the Women's Tackle Footbal League - a national phenomenon as the dialogue amplifyes women in sports. This is serious business. Join, music producer extraordinaire Dwayne "Muffla" Simon and the Commissioner of the WTFL as we hav
The Making of Hip-Hop: Conversation with Felicia Morris (The Poetess) & Sheena Lester (Journalist)
And so as everyone is talking about the 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop, we continue our series on the Making of Hip-Hop. When Hip-Hop emerged, I was a young industry executive and that gave me a front row seat to what is now the biggest music genre ever. Today, we speak with a renonwed rap artist, radio star and entrepreneur Felicia Morris aka The Poetess. She released an album back in the day when f
Contemplations on the Montgomery Brawl, Niger and other news and culture items
The brawl in Montgomery had everyone talking. I commented on a facebook post after viewing ONE single point of view. A view that made me comment that the now renowned "Aquaman" swam over but didnt do anything. I wasnt dissing him because actually I was still giving him props. I erred however because I had not viewed other video that clearly showed him gettinjg into the fray as he should. But the c
Racism and Resignations- LA City Hall at a Crossroads - Jasmyne Cannick/Dr. Anthony Samad
As the City reels from hearing astoundingly racist comments caught on tape and spewed by LA City Council President Nury Martinez, Gil Cedillo, Kevin DeLeon and Ron Herrera, The City is in an uproar. Renowned academic, Dr, Anthony Samad and political nalyst, aithor and blogger Jasmyne Cannick joins to discuss and analyze the cibtroversy and its affect on the Black Community.
Black Stuntmen and Stuntwomen's Association: 55 years of equity and inclusion
The struggle towards equity and inclusion in the movie business has always been a long and arduous fight. We always think of the actors and actresses in front of the camera but what about the stuntmen and stuntwomen. We're talking to two veteran stuntmen Alex Brown and Henry King alongside Robert Sausedo, CEO of Community Build, the venerable community develop,emt and social justice advocacy organ
Education and the Future of Work: Dana Hammond, Founder/CEO-Academy of Media Arts
As our communities emerge from pandemic recovery, clearly the future of work has changed. New skill sets are needed in the workplace creative spaces, Technology is the foundation toward commerce. How are we preparing our young minds for advancement in these days and time. How do we encourage learning and creativity in this rapidly changing world. We are talking with visionary educator/entrepreneur
30 Years Later_ 1992_ Los Angeles Civil Unrest
Reflevtions of the 1992 Civil Unrest
Black Theater Perspectives: Sandra Evers-Manly, Black Hollywood Education and Resource Center
We contemplate the essence of theater from a black perspective, What are the triumphs and challenges of producing plays and musicals. Are we promoting the pornography of Black Pain? What about film? We are telling our own stories with Sandra Evers-Manly, Founder of the Black Hollywood Education and Resource Center.
Black and British: Perspectives of Black community and the Monarchy
The passing of Queen Elizabeth II is a global hostorical occurrence, Much is being said about her legacy, I began to contemplate the civil rights movement in the UK and decided to reach out to a black newspaper in London to gain the community's perspective. We are excited to welcome @LeahMahon, journalist at The Voice, a 40 year old black newspaper serving London
Black Music Month History: Historian and Music antique collector Bill Doggett =
As we contemplate African American Music Appreciation Month, We are chopping it up with renowned collector, historian and lecturer Bill Doggett as we exolore the early history of African American Music. This is a fascinating discourse
Creating a sustainable Arts & Culture Community = Robert Sausedo, Lula Washington
The Creative Economy continues to be a vibrant and compelling conversation here... We're linking with Robert Sausedo, CEO of renowned Community Based organization Community Build to discuss the importance of arts and culture advocacy as the City recovers. We're joined by legacy arts and culture icon Lula Washington of the Lula Washington Dance Theater. So happy to continue the discussion with two
Creative Economy: Black Stuntmen and Women's Association: Margaret Kreeger, Esq.
This will be a very interesting conversation with Margaret Kreeger, Esq, a renowned industry instrumental in breaking barriers to segments of the working industry. These breakthroughs led to the formation of the Black Stuntmen and Women's Association.
Ismaila MBaye: Live from Senegal - Every Hhuman needs a human
We reach across the oceans to link in with Senegalese music star and renowned actor in African Cinema, Ismail Mbaye. We are talking about his latest music offering, his acting career and rge global music arts and culture scene,,, This one is interesting because the entire conversation is spoken in his native touncue of Woloff... translated by my friend also from Senegal Bro. Boubacar,,, Thanks Tho
Electoral Contemplations: Long Beach, LA, and California
As the election looms near, we are inundated with a plethora of negative advertising. In Long Beach, super negative mailers are hitting community mailboxes. In Longs Angeles a parade of negative television ads rare dominating our viewing consciousness... Siting with us with coffee and contemplations Steven Neal = President, Lomg Beach Harbor CommissionJasmyne Cannick = Journalist, Poltocal Cnalyst
State of California Reparations Task Force: Journalist Antonio Ray Harvey
The State of California has mandated that a task force investigate the feasibility for roviding and distributing reparations for descendants of slave, The hearings have been going on and we're sitting to talk with renownd journalist Antonio Ray Harvey of the California Black Media Network so to take a look at the process.... Reparations in memory of our ancestors...
Global Creative Economy: Toni Simmons-Henson, Atlanta Black Theater Festival
Cinversations of the Creative Economy continue as we turn our lens globally. We're talking to the Executive Director of the Atlanta Black Theater Festival, Toni Simmons-Henson. We just linked up with her in Ghana and now that we are back in the States , we're talking about the challenges and triumphs of working toward a global creative economy. And Surprise, Toni is reporting live from honduras!!!
Black History Month Everyday: Dr. Daniel Walker - Scholar, historian, author, social entrepreneur
Originally streamed in Black History Month, we did not post to the podcast library until now. Dr. Daniel Walker examines Black Hisptory Month and why it matters. This is a great conversation!!!
State of the Port: Steven Neal, President, Harbor Commission
On the heels of the annual "State of the Port" report, We spoke with Steven Neal for a check in on how the Port of Long Beach is handling it's mission to keep the supply chain moving and relieve the backlog of cargo ships in the Long Beach Harbor... Big Job. Great conversation...
Cultural Conundrum of "The Slap" - Thornell Jones Jr. - The Ovation Agency, Industry Executive
Industry vets choppin it up. Thornell Jones is our guest today as we talk about the "Slap heard 'round the world" We're talking Grammy Awards... We're talking about his quest to run for Governor within the Florida Chapter of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. He has been a leader in Entertainment Marketing for over 20 years learning the business from the ground floor first as an
Creative Economy: African Americans in Classical Music: George Davis & Professor Janisse White
As the nation recovers from a season of pandemic dangers, social justicige reckoning and electoral uncertainties, one thing is sure, a vibrant arts sector is essential. And so we begin our deep dive look at the Creative Economy from an African Americab=n Perspective, Starting with this first of a four part series: African Americans in Classical Music. We talk with George Davis former Executive Dir
Brave New World of NFT's, Cryptocurrencies and the Blockchain: Rhonda Love, Founder-Blockchain Camp
Brave New World of NFT'sL Rhonda Love, Founder Blockchain CampReflections of the Supermint NFT Conference. It was one of the first of its kind. two days of NFT, Crypto Blockchain interspersed with food, hiphop and lifestyle.See less
Rabbi Scott Fox: Whoopi Goldberg, Judaism, Race, and the Holocaust
When we heard Whoopi Goldberg was suspended from "The View" because she made remarks considered anti Semitic in nature, we began to contemplate the decision. Was she wrong? Why? What don't we know? What are our Jewish Brothers and Sisters feeling in this day and time?. What is the Holocaust? Is this hidden history? Are Jewish people a race? Where is the disconnect? So we reached out to Rabbi Scott
Museum of Latin American Art 25th Anniversary: Solimar Salas, VP, Museum Content and Programming
In my time serving on the Board of Directors of the Arts Council for Long Beach, one of the most interesting cultural destinations I have been to is the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA). This arts and culture institution is celebrating 25 years in Long Beach and so we are sipping coffee with @Solimar Salas, Vice President of Museum Content & Programming
Contemplations: Church and Community in this present time - Bishop Todd Ervin Sr.
The Black CHurch has always been a haven of hope for the community and in these strenuous days and time, the church needs to step into its hertiage of serving our community. We talk with Bishop Todd Ervin Sr as he describes how his church is serving the community, providing free COVID testing, job development services, food giveaways and so much more. All in the name of uplifting our people in suc
Dr. Sharifa Batts: The business of education/Long Beach Unified School District perspectives
We're sipping coffee with Dr. @sharifabatts Sharifa Batts, DBA, MBA - as we talk about diversity and equity in business development, and education and the type of leadership needed in these turbulent times.
Martin Luther King Day Special: Pastor Mark Whitlock; Rhonda Love
The pandemic has cancelled MLK festivities all over the Southland and indeed the nation. But that doesn't stop us from pausing to acknowledge the life and legacy of one of Black America's most renowned freedom fighters, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. . Recorded on King Day, January 17, 2022, Greg J contemplates with Rhonda Love of DreamKreator Studio, Pastor Mark Whitlock, of Reid Temple of Glenndale
Faith Based Community Development: Dr. Belinda Allen
We often talk about the faith community and it place in the uplift of our neighborhoods. The Black Church needs to remain at the forefront of the work that involves healing urban communities. We're chopping it up with the leader of one of the nation's pre-eminent faith based community development organizations. Dr. Belinda Allen, Executive Director West Angeles Community Development Corp. talks co
Coffee Conversations with Greg J_ Jan Perry - Shelter Partnership (2)
THe Honorable Jan Perry has a new job. She's the Executive Director at Shelter Partnership, a leading advocate fighting homelessness. We're talking about this incredible domestic issue and what her visions are for alleviating homelessness. Fascinating conversation
Coffee and Crypto: Rhonda Love and Najah Roberts
Crypto Currencies, MetaVerse, Non Fungible Tokens... what does it all mean? This is a great conversation with two of the top African American women leading the way in this new space.... A great start if you want to know more about Crypto Currencies....
Black Theater Art_ Toni X_ Executive Director-Atlanta Black Theater Festival
We link up with Toni X of the Atlanta Black Theater Festival.
Africa: Trade and Consciousness - Ambassador Charles Stith and Rhonda Love
Global Contemplations as Rhonda Love joins Greg J to reflect on trade with Africa. They've just returned from the Wakanda One Trade Expo in Ghana and share observations about the Diaspora. They are joined by renowned educator, diplomat, global business influencer Ambassador Charles Stith. Fascinating discussion....
Alonzo Williams GodFather of West Coast HipHop
He is a legend. The undisputed Godfather of West Coast HipHop. He discovered NWA. He was a mentor for Dr. Dre., He was there when Compton and Long Beach got it together..... The history is not written with his name. We sip coffee and chop it up about music history.... Alonzo Williams joins us.
California Gubernatorial Recall Election: Townhall Meeting -
In California, the Gubernatorial Recall Election captured the attention from across the country. Politicians from all over the country flocked to the state in support of Governor Gavin Newsom. At Beach City Radio, we wanted to be a conduit and source of information. And so we presented a townhall meeting featuring some thought leaders in the world of politics.We sought to be balanced and invited C
California Gubernatorial Recall Election: Dr. Shirley Weber - California Secretary of State
n California, amongst all that we have to deal with in this present time, we are now confronted with a special election. We are being asked to decide whether we want to recall Governor Newsom. There are so many things we need to know regarding our ballots, how to vote, what our vote means and so much more. We are honored to have the honorable Dr. Shirley Weber, California Secretary of State here t
California Gubernatorial Recall Election: Dr. Shirley Weber - California Secretary of State
n California, amongst all that we have to deal with in this present time, we are now confronted with a special election. We are being asked to decide whether we want to recall Governor Newsom. There are so many things we need to know regarding our ballots, how to vote, what our vote means and so much more. We are honored to have the honorable Dr. Shirley Weber, California Secretary of State here t
Gender Based Violence: Serious Issues in Global Black Communities - Kandee Lewis, Positive Results Center
Recent community tragedies have turned our contemplations to the notion of Gender Based Violence that plagues the black community. In the Los Angeles Community, the murder of banking executive and beloved community advocate Michelle Avan has deeply impacted our psyche. We are wrought with sadness, anger and shock, And so We sip coffee with Kandee Lewis, Executive Director of The Positive Results C
Texas State NAACP President Gary Bledsoe: Critical Race Theory, Voter Supressions Laws
By a vote of 18-4, the Texas Senate recently voted to pass a bill banning critical race theory in Texas schools. Senate Bill 3 now heads to a stalled Texas House, where a quorum has remained broken for days after House Democrats journeyed to Washington, D.C., to advocate for federal legislation in response to "election integrity" bills moving through the special session. Texas State NAACP Presiden
South Africa in Crisis: Perspectives with renowned newscaster Thami Ngubeni
Dateline South Africa: We just celebrated the birthday of Nelson Mandela, yet his beloved Rainbow Nation is in turmoil, The Pandemic is wreaking havoc, The former President has just been sent to jail, the people are taking to the streets in violence and looting. And so we reach out to our friend, news anchor @Thami Ngubeni for a view - a perspective of what is happening on the continent.
Tragic Life of a Black LA Cop_ Joe Jones
We sit with renowned promoter turned author Joe Jones to discuss his new book "Tragic Life of a Black LA Cop". While he is currently one of LA's prominent promoters, he was an officer on the LAPD. He saw things, he experienced things and now, he's talking about it. While national dialogue these days often focuses on policing in America, we are always looking for perspectives from those who have wo
Personal Economy_ Entrepreneurship, Investing and Black Wealth: The Mooney Twins
we are turning our lens to the financial well being of the village..... Join us as Dwayne Mooney and Daryl Mooney come thru to chat about our Personal Economy: Entrepreneurship, Investing and Black Wealth..... Crypto Currency, Investing, Entrepreneurship and more!! #letsgo! and be blessed! Coffee Conversations with Greg J.
Michael E. Williams_ The History of Black Comedy
we're talking Comedy from a black perspective. The legacy. The heritage. And who better to sip coffee with than Michael E Williams - Hall of Fame promoter/producer of comedy and founder of the historic, legendary Comedy Act Theater in Los Angeles where many of your favorite comedy stars got their start. We'll talk about comedy as art.... black comedy history and Michael's upcoming book chronicling
Haiti, Voter Reform, Nikole Hannah Jones: Dr. Anthony Samad, Monique Clesca live from Port Au Prince
we have a lot to talk about: Nikole Hannah Jones, dnc'S $25 MIL "I will Vote" Initiative, and a reflection of Haiti in the wake of the assassination of President Jovenal Moise. This intellectual perspectives are shared with Dr. Anthony Samad - Executive Director, Mervyn M Dymally African American Political & Economic Institute at CSUDH and Monique Clesca - Author, Journalist and renowned Advocate
Coffee Conversations with Greg J_ is 22.5 years enough_ Ludlow B. Creary II, Esq.
The family of George Floyd and the community at large got closure with the sentencing of Derek Chauvin. 270 months equals 22.5 years in prison. Some say it isnt enough. Others say its a step in the right direction. We talk with our legal friend to gain an understanding of sentencing guidelines and framework as to how we should consider the ramifications of the ruling.
Bill Doggett - Early Black American music, Harry Pace & The story of Black Swan Records
Harry Pace started the first major Black-owned record label in the U.S., but his achievements went mostly unnoticed until recently, when his descendants uncovered his secret history."A century ago, around the dawn of the Harlem Renaissance, New York City was brimming with music. Black artists like Eubie Blake, Florence Mills and Fats Waller were performing in dance halls and nightclubs including E
The Global Business of Broadcasting_ Omar Essack - Audio Strategist, Senior Broadcast Executive,
Its a new world in broadcasting. Listeners have many many new choices and certainly are tired of the humdrum that is becoming commercial radio. So how to broadcast professionals handle these new times? We reach over to Johannesburg South Africa to speak with Omar Essack, a renowned and proven Broadcast CEO who has helmed some of South Africa's top media companies. We talk about changing paradigms,
Financial Freedom: Karen A Clark, City National Bank
This is a great conversation about the financial strategies that will keep you free. Moderated by Karen Clark of City National Bank, this panel consists of Eric Clay from Operation HOPE, Colette Moore of the Small Business of Pacific Coast Regional, Toni Jackson of City National Bank, Mark Morales of City National Bank, Yolandra McClinton of the Neighborhood Housing Service. This will help you!!!
Flavors of Juneteenth
Juneteenth is a day to commemorate freedom. Its customs and traditions are framed with the culinary essence rooted in soul food, bbq, and cajun cuisines. So we linked up with renowned food scholar Adrian Miller, author of "Black Smoke" as he moderates an exceptional panel of the top restaurant owners in the Los Angeles region. Greg Dulan of Dulan's Soul Food, Kim Prince of Hotville Chicken, Desire
Robert Saucedo, President & CEO - Community Build, Inc.
Thursday, May 27, 9am pacific, join us as we talk about Community Transformation, gentrification, community development in South LA particularly the Crenshaw area.... Community Build, Inc has been at the epicenter of supporting the communities of South Los Angeles. We sip coffee with @Robert Saucedo to learn about this legacy organization and to hear about solutions, situations, alliances as the r
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