Join us for an engaging celebration of Juneteenth this Thursday morning! We kick off the festivities with renowned historian Michael Imhotep, who will reveal why Juneteenth wasn't the final day of slavery, backed by compelling evidence that will deepen your understanding of this crucial moment in history. Following him, we’ll hear from Dr. Charles Taylor, the esteemed author of "Juneteenth: The Promise of Freedom," who will share his insights and perspectives on the significance of this historic day. Our celebration will culminate with former FBI agent Dr. Tyrone Powers, who will examine the evolution of Maryland's juvenile justice system and discuss the critical role federal agents are playing in both national and international conflicts.

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​Join us this Wednesday morning for an exciting continuation of our Black Music Month celebrations, featuring the legendary Duke of Earl, Gene Chandler! He will share his inspiring journey to the R&B Hall of Fame. Before Gene takes the mic, don’t miss economist Dr. Julianne Malveaux, who will shed light on the recent anti-King protests and the ongoing immigration raids, diving deep into how these issues are affecting our economy. Additionally, Sister Maka Taylor will give us a sneak peek of the powerful Fannie Lou Hamer play premiering at the Kennedy Center this week. Also joining us is San Diego State University Professor Adisa Alkebulan, freshly returned from Burkina Faso, who will discuss the significant changes happening there and their implications for the entire African continent.

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Be sure to join us this Tuesday morning for an engaging and transformative session with Educator Kmt Schockley! Dr. Schockley will illuminate the pressing need for an African-centered perspective in light of the Trump administration's detrimental actions toward education. He will also share valuable insights into the significance of Juneteenth from this vital perspective. Before Dr. Schockley takes the mic, we’ll hear from former NY lawmaker Charles Barron, who will recount his experiences at a recent rally in Harlem advocating for Burkina Faso, as well as providing an analysis of Israel's actions regarding Iran. We are also excited to welcome WDC humanitarian and activist Sinclair Skinner, who will share the latest updates on his impactful "I Love Black People" campaign.

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Join us for a powerful return as Kemetologist Tony Browder graces our classroom once again! Brother Tony will delve into the profound significance of this week’s Summer Solstice, Father’s Day, and the vital practice of Ancestral Acknowledgment. Plus, he will provide an exciting preview of his upcoming trips to London and Paris—insights you won’t want to miss! But that’s not all! Before Tony takes the spotlight, we’ll have author Paul Dayton sharing pivotal ideas from his book, *Socialism: The Gift That Keeps on Giving*. And make sure to tune in earlier for the inspiring LA activist Brother Askia, who will energize the conversation. Mark your calendars: The Big Show kicks off at 6 AM ET, 5 AM CT, 3 AM PT, and 11 AM BST on WOLB 1010 AM and wolbbaltimore.com, along with WOL 95.9 FM and 1450 AM at woldcnews.com. Want to join the conversation? Call 800-450-7876 to participate and catch the live stream on TuneIn Radio, Alexa, or in the DMV area on 104.1 HD2 FM, 93.9 HD2 FM, and 102.3 HD2 FM.

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Join us this Thursday morning as Professor Manu Ampim connects with our classroom from Kemet! Currently leading a fascinating tour of the pyramids and historic sites in Egypt, he brings a wealth of knowledge and perspective. Before Professor Ampim shares his insights, the ADACI group will showcase their highly anticipated annual MAAFA Commemoration and River Walk Ceremony, taking place this weekend in Washington, D.C. We are also excited to hear from Sister Nataki Kambon as she recounts her transformative journey to Ghana. Additionally, Brother Shujaa will provide details about an impactful upcoming Juneteenth celebration.

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Join us for an exciting continuation of our Black Music Month celebration this Tuesday morning with renowned record executive and author Dr. Logan Westbrooks! With over 50 years of unparalleled experience in the music industry, Dr. Westbrooks reveals the often-hidden dynamics of how record companies manage and control artists through his enlightening books. As an important precursor to Dr. Westbrooks, reparations advocate Kamm Howard will deliver a crucial update on the state of reparations. Before Kamm, journalist Charlene Muhammad will honor the legacy of Brother Richard Muhammad, the former executive editor of the Final Call newspaper, who sadly passed away this past Friday. Additionally, author and attorney Walter Pryor will give us an exclusive preview of his latest book.

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Join us this Wednesday morning for an inspiring celebration of Black Music Month, featuring the incredible Marshall Thompson from the legendary Chi-Lites group. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear his insights and artistry! Kicking off our show, author Enoch Henderson will share his fascinating Nile Valley Civilization Timeline Scrolls and Maps collection, shedding light on our rich history. Before Marshall, Math Guru Akil Parker will reveal actionable strategies for parents to address math proficiency challenges in our community. And, stay informed with Street Journalist Malik Spellman, who will update us on the ongoing disturbances in Los Angeles.

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Get ready for an insightful and thought-provoking experience this Monday morning with Black Politics expert Dr. James Taylor as he joins our classroom. Dr. Taylor will delve into the recent high-profile clash between Trump and Musk, shedding light on why Democrats have been unable to exploit the Republican Party’s missteps. Furthermore, he will discuss the profound implications of the recovery of 175 images of our enslaved ancestors from Harvard, a topic that resonates deeply with our shared history. Before Dr. Taylor takes the stage, political blogger Brandon will provide an in-depth analysis of the escalating tensions between law enforcement and protesters in Los Angeles, an issue that is critical to our understanding of today’s societal dynamics. Additionally, former New York lawmaker Charles Barron will bring us up to speed on the latest developments in the Sahel nations, highlighting important geopolitical shifts.

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