Kerry Gordy on Motown Stories, Henrietta Lacks’ Justice, Shushanna Shuker’s Tribute, & Dennis Boatwright on Pan-Africanism

Kerry Gordy, son of legendary Motown founder Berry Gordy Jr., returns to our classroom. Experience the excitement as Kerry spotlights his acclaimed TV program ‘Sunday Best’ and shares rare, behind-the-scenes stories from Hitsville USA, the historic Motown studios in Detroit. Adding even more impact, two of Henrietta Lacks’ courageous descendants, Ron Lacks and Alfred Carter, will reveal the latest chapter in the fight for justice—the historic settlement against a company that used Henrietta’s cells without consent. Detroit activist Shushanna Shuker will give an exclusive preview of her powerful new book honoring her late brother, renowned attorney Chokwe Lumumba. Plus, Dennis Boatwright, Director for the Center for Pan-African Studies, brings his insight to the conversation. This is more than a show—it’s your front-row seat to history, culture, and progress.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of a powerful and enlightening conversation this Monday morning! Morgan State University Professor Dr. Ray Winbush, a renowned thought leader, returns to our classroom to break down the most pressing issues of the day. Dr. Winbush will offer expert analysis on Trump’s attack on Iran, delve into the explosive fallout from the Epstein files, and provide an essential preview of Tuesday’s Texas Primary election. But that’s not all—before Dr. Winbush takes the mic, we’ll be joined by world traveler, humanitarian, and entrepreneur Sinclair Skinner. Brother Sinclair will share exclusive insights from his recent journey to Africa, update us on the impactful “I Love Black People” campaign, and demystify the volatility of the crypto market, empowering you with knowledge that matters.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The renowned Master Teacher Ashra Kwesi returns to our classroom with powerful insights from his recent journey to Ethiopia’s Omo Valley and a riveting exploration of the African origins of Freemasonry. Before Brother Kwesi, you'll meet a transformational motivational speaker known as the Prison Doctor, whose life-changing work has uplifted countless young men. We kick off The Big Show with Detroit-based Historian Michael Imhotep, providing crucial analysis of the State of the Union address and timely updates on global events, including the possibility of an attack on Iran.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kemetologist Tony Browder takes over our classroom! Brother Tony is set to deliver an inspiring preview of Thursday’s powerful 40-day Ascension Celebration honoring the legendary Dr. Charles Finch. He will also reveal details about his latest prestigious award from his hometown of Chicago, share insights from his new book, and offer a glimpse into his upcoming adventures to Kemet. Before Brother Tony, Attorney Fyah Rose Ture will fire us up with an update on the historic jubilee commemoration of Bloody Sunday—a pivotal moment in our journey for justice. Acclaimed Investigative Reporter Jeff Gallop will shine a light on the enduring legacy of the late Revd. Jesse Jackson, reminding us why his work matters now more than ever.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President General of the Universal African Peoples Organization returns to our classroom! Zaki Baruti will proudly highlight his group’s powerful donation of hundreds of books to students in the Gambia—demonstrating the life-changing impact of giving back. Brother Zaki will also provide exclusive insight into Trump’s State of the Union Address, so you’ll be informed before anyone else. Before Brother Zaki takes the mic, visionary LA activist Dr. Rosie Milligan will shine a light on the urgent reality faced by 300,000 Black women—many federal employees and single mothers—whose lives have been upended by job loss. Their stories matter, and our voices must be heard! Adding to this dynamic lineup, Yohance, son of the legendary Dick Gregory, will offer a special preview of this weekend’s jubilee celebration in Selma—a historic moment you won’t want to miss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Acclaimed Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jerome E. Fox—author of the best-selling workbook, "Addicted to White: The Oppressed in League with the Oppressor, A Shame-based Alliance"—returns to our classroom. Dr. Fox will reveal his antidote to the five core white values that many Black individuals struggle with, sparking a conversation you won't want to miss. Before Dr. Fox, renowned writer Simeon Booker Muhammad will deliver an intriguing UFO update, including insights on Barack Obama's reversal after his initial claim of seeing a UFO. To kick things off, The Hood Doctor, Kokayi Patterson, will preview a transformative summer program designed to empower our youth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don’t miss a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity this Monday morning as The Black Lawyers For Justice founder, Attorney Malik Shabazz, visits our classroom! Attorney Shabazz will ignite conversation on urgent topics: the looming threat of an attack on Iran, a heartfelt tribute to Elijah Muhammad, and the enduring legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson. Before his appearance, acclaimed filmmaker Haile Gerima will offer an exclusive preview of his powerful new project, debuting this weekend. Plus, meet Sister Phile, the visionary behind the Million Woman March, as she reveals how you can play a vital role in the fight against Black Genocide!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Renowned Traditional and Naturopathic doctor, Dr. A, brings expert Insight directly to our classroom. If you—or someone you care about—faces a health concern, please consider scheduling a consultation with Dr. A to discuss a traditional or holistic approach tailored to your needs. Before Dr. A’s enlightening session, world traveler Kim Hass will inspire us with vibrant stories from Afro-Latino countries, broadening our global perspective. The morning kicks off with activist  Delxino Wilson De Barrio, who will energize us with exciting updates on his impactful Garvey Nation program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pan-African author, educator, and Documentarian Dr. Kmt. Shockley returns to our classroom on Tuesday morning for a truly transformative session. Dr. Shockley will passionately explain why an Afro-centric education is not just beneficial but essential for Black students to thrive in today’s world. He will reveal powerful techniques that deeply resonate with Black students—methods proven to unlock potential and inspire excellence. Before Dr. Shockley, holistic visionary Dr. Sharita Yazid will captivate us with the rich legacy of the holistic empire built by her father, Dr. Paul Goss, the respected Dean of Black Holistic doctors. Dr. Sharita’s insights will empower you to embrace holistic wellness and honor the trailblazers who shaped our community’s health. Kicking off the morning, Benton Harbor, Michigan activist, the Rev. Ed Pickney will deliver a compelling update on the decades-long, courageous battle to secure clean water for his city—a fight for justice that touches us all. This is more than just radio—it’s a movement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Be a part of history this Thursday morning as we honor the centennial anniversary of African Heritage Month—a milestone that celebrates resilience, culture, and progress. Experience a powerful presentation by griot and Kwanzaa creator Dr. Maulana Karenga, who will reveal why this month is a rallying call for reparations and justice. Before Dr. Karenga’s inspiring message, Music Historian Bill Carpenter will immerse us in the rich legacy of music as the heartbeat of our community’s struggle and triumph. Opening the show, Sister Nataki Kambon will join us live from Ghana with breaking news on Ghana’s citizenship policy—offering hope and connection to our ancestral roots.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.