In the June 18th Episode, The Krew talks Father's Day and its importance to the Black Community. From the personal perspective of celebrating the present father's in our lives to the observation of the society at large that tries to minimize the day.

From the June 11th Episode. The Krew dives into the economic nature of the country over a year into the pandemic and Black class unity from the perspective of a Lawyer, Politician, and Blue Collar Construction Company Owner. 

Netta and Cierra is joined by Gualano Davis as they tackle the new community policing proposal, chicago leaders, and the controversy over wearing bonnets in public as stated by Mo'Nique.  The Kendall Moore Show Fridays on WVON 1690 AM & iHeart Radio Facebook @TheKendallMooreShow Twitter @Kendall_Moore Instagram @KendallMooreShow www.thekendallmooreshow.com

Cierra Norris joins the table today as an official co-host as the memorial day weekend brings out the topics of Lori Lightfoot and the press, open relationships and more !

The Kendall Moore Show is starting Black History Month by celebrating Black music in the city. Our special guest, Yanna Cello, is sharing her talent and journey as a trap cellist.  L Stanley Davis , a very loyal listener of the Kendall Moore Show, is joining us today to discuss his experience as a Black college student during the 1970s and teaching music at DePaul University.  

Joining us today is lobbyist and community activist, Ashley Munson, aka Chicago's Stacey Abrams. She is in the building to discuss Chicago politics with the Krew.  Our special guests, Jason L. Hawkins and Jaret Patterson, are on the show to talk about their personal grooming brand, Respected Roots, thriving in 2020, and putting God first. 

This week a monumental event occurred in Black History: Kamala Harris is the first Black woman to become the Vice President of the United States. On the Kendall Moore Show, we are discussing our thoughts on Inauguration Day.  Our special guest, Attorney Cierra Norris, from The Law Office of C.N. Norris, LLC, is on the show again. The Krew is more than excited to talk all things Chicago politics and law with her. 

With her recent decisions on mandating teachers to physically be in school buildings and potentially reopening bars/restaurants, do you believe she is thinking of what's best for Chicago or her next election?  We have educator and speaker, George "Conscious" Lee on the show. He is sharing his thoughts on White privilege.   Roundtable Discussion: MLK or Malcolm X. Who are you rocking with and why? 

This is the first show of 2021. The Kendall Moore Show is excited to be back in the studio. We are discussing the foolishness going on at the capitol.  Roundtable Discussion: Is it too soon for CPS students and teachers to go back into the schools? 

On the Kendall Moore Show, live in studio, we have Miss Black Illinois International Ambassador, Imani Strong. As a Chicago native and CPS graduate, Strong is sharing how she is giving back to the Chicago community for Christmas.   For all of my music lovers, we are interviewing Sounds of Blackness for their holiday concert.   Latoya Johnson, owner of 6 Inch Heels, is on the show to talk about succeeding as a business owner during the pandemic, helping survivors of domestic violence, and donating toys to children in the Chicagoland area.