Renowned historian, author, and Kemetologist Tony Browder will be joining our classroom to share his extraordinary insights. With 45 years dedicated to uncovering the hidden truths of Egyptian history and culture, Brother Tony brings a wealth of knowledge and passion that is sure to enlighten and empower our community. He will highlight the monumental 40th anniversary of ‘Egypt on the Potomac’—a milestone that connects our past to our present in powerful ways. Before Tony takes the spotlight, Brother Taharka will introduce his groundbreaking book, Unveiling the Legacy. This compelling work reveals how ancient Kemetic spiritual science laid the foundation for Freemasonry and continues to influence the world today. Adding to the excitement, Central Florida investigative reporter Jeff Gallop will captivate us with behind-the-scenes stories from his latest projects, offering a rare glimpse into the issues that shape our lives.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We honor the Black Panther Party's enduring legacy of self-defense and empowerment. Founded 60 years ago this week by visionaries Huey Newton and Bobby Seale, the Party’s impact still inspires change. Hear firsthand accounts from legendary Panthers representing DC, LA, and Chicago, including Chairman Fred Hampton’s family and the powerful Akua Njeri. Their stories will stir your spirit and deepen your understanding of the movement’s lasting significance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The dynamic President/General of the Universal African Peoples Organization, Zaki Baruti, returns to our classroom this Tuesday morning. Not only will Brother Zaki offer an eye-opening preview of next month's elections, but he will also reveal how his unwavering faith continues to inspire and guide his impactful leadership. Before Brother Zaki takes the mic, acclaimed NY media analysts Wayne Gillman and Reggie Thomas will deliver a critical, behind-the-scenes look at the Trump administration's concerted attack on the media—a subject that could shape the future of journalism and democracy. The Justice Department's ongoing investigation into the five major news networks for declining to cover Donald Trump’s events raises urgent questions about press freedom. Dr. James Anyike, live from Johannesburg, South Africa, will also introduce the groundbreaking KCIV bible, a text that reimagines literal biblical interpretation through a powerful Afrocentric lens to uplift and empower people of African heritage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Morgan State University professor Ray Winbush returns to our classroom with a powerful preview of next month’s pivotal election. Discover how voter apathy could shape the outcome and hear Dr. Winbush’s firsthand insights into Mike Tyson’s headline-making meeting with Donald Trump at the White House. We’re also honoring the enduring legacy of Dick Gregory on what would have been his 94th birthday, joined by his brother, Ronald Gregory, and his son, Yohance. Plus, former NY lawmaker Charles Barron will provide an unfiltered look at the controversial ICE shooting in New York, analyze Russia’s bold moves that may impact BRICS, and connect the dots to Trump’s push for the Ukrainian leader to step down.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kwanzaa creator and legendary griot Dr. Maulana Karenga visits our classroom! Dr. Karenga will share powerful memories from the historic Million Man March, an event he helped organize alongside Minister Louis Farrakhan—just as we approach its momentous 31st anniversary.  Dr. Karenga will also preview next month's elections. The morning begins with LA activist Brother Askia, who will offer a heartfelt analysis of a real-life challenge: sisters in our community seeking love and partnership. This is not just another broadcast—it's an essential conversation for anyone invested in our community's future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The legendary dean of Black journalists, the Revd. Dr. Barbra Reynolds, will join our classroom this Wednesday to bring her wisdom and insight to the pressing AI controversy. Before Dr. Reynolds, renowned San Francisco activist John Templeton will spotlight the historic campaigns of nine African Americans vying for the U.S. Senate in next month's pivotal elections, and break down how Black voter turnout could tip the balance in these crucial races. Our program also features Brother Edward Brown, introducing the transformative Pan-African Federalist Movement, and Sister Phile from the Million-Woman March, who will shine a light on the national crisis of missing Black women and girls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Griot Baba Lumumba returns to our classroom on Tuesday morning for a powerful and thought-provoking session you won't want to miss. A respected leader, Baba Lumumba works with a council of elders at Umoja House in Washington, DC, and he is renowned for his wisdom and deep insight into our collective journey. On this special broadcast, Brother Lumumba will spotlight the obstacles standing in the way of our freedom—offering not just analysis, but inspiration and hope for change. Before we hear from Baba Lumumba, Political Blogger Brandon will break down some of the most pivotal races in next month's election, giving you the knowledge you need to make your voice count. Brandon will also reveal the growing influence of Private Equity firms on the future of student-athletes, a topic that impacts families and communities nationwide.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Black Politics expert Dr. James Taylor returns to our classroom this Monday morning, bringing crucial insights into our community’s future. Dr. Taylor will break down the history of Black voting patterns and reveal how current trends and redistricting are shaping the power of the Black vote in next month’s pivotal midterm elections. This is a conversation that can help you better understand—and impact—the issues that matter most. Before Dr. Taylor joins us, Garveyite Senghor Baye in Washington, DC, and Chief Foday from Freetown, Sierra Leone, will energize us with updates on the Black Star Action Network’s transformative work.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Renowned African history professor and researcher Manu Ampim takes over our classroom. Professor Ampim will unveil the transformative power of ‘Ancient African Wisdom on the Ideal Life,’ revealing timeless lessons from Kemet’s papyrus texts that offer a profound guide for leading a wise and fulfilled life. Before this enlightening session, Dr. Lamont Mitchell will shed light on a critical health issue—prostate health among Black men. With September recognized as Prostate Health Awareness Month, it’s vital to address the disproportionate impact these issues have on our community. Dr. Brooks Robinson, the visionary founder of BlackEcomincs.org, will launch the morning live from Hawaii, setting the stage for an inspiring conversation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear from the University of Houston’s acclaimed scholar, Dr. Gerald Horne, as he brings his powerful insights directly to our classroom. Dr. Horne will confront today’s most pressing topics—including the crisis in Ethiopia and Somaliland, Cuba’s ongoing struggle, the significance of X’s recent White House visit, the rise of the Democrats, the counter-revolution in college sports, and the White House’s controversial banning of media outlets. With his expertise, Dr. Horne will illuminate why dates like 1/3/27 demand our urgent attention and what they mean for our future. But that’s not all. Before Dr. Horne takes the mic, hear from the dynamic Dr. Obadele Kambon reporting live from Ghana. Dr. Kambon will explain his upcoming enstoolment and more. Plus, Sister Aba Yankah will kick off the event by previewing this weekend’s vibrant Panafest Taste of Africa celebration in Washington. DC area.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.