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Ground-breaking, Peabody Award-winning broadcast news journalist Carl Nelson, has interviewed Presidents, Prime Ministers, Heads of State, politicians, authors, celebrities, civic leaders, and people from all walks of life over a four-decade career that has taken him from Nelson Mandela’s prison cell in South Africa to the Rodney King Riots in Los Angeles, to his present career as the host of Washington DC’s latest daily newsmaker radio program weekdays from 6-10 am on WOL 1450am, WOLB Talk ...
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The Aside Podcast exists to educate Victorian drama teachers and students about all things theatre, it is hosted by Nicholas Waxman and Eli Erez. The Aside Podcasts are a free resource supported by Drama Victoria - Australia’s oldest Drama Association
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The American Society of Hematology Trainee Council is proud to announce the creation of a new podcast to accompany our new trainee-focused publication Hematopoiesis. The podcast is by and for hematology trainees at all levels of training, from medical students to residents to fellows to doctoral students, and all episodes are created and produced by the ASH Trainee Council. With Hematopoiesis and our new podcast, we aim to bring content about the history of hematology, career pathways in hem ...
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Marshall Thompson from the legendary Chi-Lites group returns to our classroom. Marshall will discuss how the group started and why so many great Black singers emerged from Chicago. Before Marshall, the Duke of Earl Gene Chandler checks in Math Guru Akil Parker will outline how parents can support their children to become math scholars. Veteran Musi…
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We close out Black Music Month 2024 with an insightful lineup. Futuristic Researcher Sadiki Bakari will return to our classroom to provide a cutting-edge update on AI Artificial Intelligence and explore the Hip Hop archetypes and the Music industry's cloning matrix. Baltimore author Dr. David Miller will shed light on the advantage of Rites of Pass…
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Dr. Sarah Woodbury, Curator of Art at the Barry Art Museum and host Louisa Maxwell delve into the life and legacy of Martha Jenks Chase. Dr. Woodbury takes you through the "Progressive Kindness" exhibition at the Barry Art Museum, highlighting how Martha's progressive values and medical background fuelled her creations. Uncover the profound impact …
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As a contract player for Warner Brothers and Fox, Mark Stevens starred in film noir and dramas alongside the likes of Lucille Ball and Richard Widmark. But even though he was hailed as one of the most promising new stars of Hollywood, his career never really took off. We'll hear Stevens in his one and only appearance on Suspense; he plays a man who…
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Join us on Wednesday morning for an inspiring and informative discussion led by a panel of progressive clergy leaders on voter participation and education. Before the panel, music historian Bill Carpenter will honor Black Music Month by delving into Baltimore's rich Black Music Heritage. Activist Dayvon Love will also provide a Reparations update a…
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the founder of Black Lawyers for Justice. Malik Shabazz will share a Reparations update and provide insight into the Presidential Election and the upcoming Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s immunity request. LA activist Brother Askia will discuss the concerns of our young people, and singer Judy Cheeks will continue our final week of Black Music Mont…
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Suspense takes some rare trips into the otherworldly realms of science fiction in this bonus episode. John McIntire is a mad scientist with an equally mad experiment in "Donovan's Brain" (originally aired on CBS on Februay 7, 1948), and Jack Benny is a one-man welcoming committee on Mars in "Plan X" (originally aired aired on CBS on February 2, 195…
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Dr. Maulana Karenga and Professor James Small join the show to discuss the connections between Juneteenth and Reparations, Sudan, Haiti, and Palestine issues and more. They will also analyze the Civil Rights move towards integration. Sudan: Entertainment, Food, Languages, Places To Visit + More The History Of Juneteenth Explained Text "DCnews" to 5…
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Happy Juneteenth! Our celebrations on this monumental day are led by Contra Costa College professor Manu Ampim, who specializes in African and African-American History. Before Professor Ampim, banking, and financial expert Darnell Parker will be discussing consumer spending, inflation, US debt, cyber-attacks, and rules for investing. Juneteenth: Th…
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Social activist Rev. William Barber will join our classroom to provide details about this weekend's Mass Poor People's Low-Wage Workers Assembly and March in Washington D.C. Additionally, DC humanitarian and activist Sinclair Skinner will update us on his I Love Black People project. Chicago pastor Anthony Williams will also discuss the late Civil …
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Morgan State University Professor Ray Winbush returns to our classroom to discuss the Oklahoma Supreme Court's dismissal of a lawsuit filed by the last two survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre. He will also talk about the shift to the right of the US Supreme Court and other related topics. Before Dr. Winbush speaks, Sister Marsha will lead a panel …
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Join us for an insightful conversation with Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jerome Fox, the author of the best-selling workbook "Addicted to White, The Oppressed in League with the Oppressor, A Shame-based Alliance". Also Baltimore's Captain Andrew, who will provide a preview of a Father's Day event, and DC-based activist Dr. Kokayi Patterson will be fea…
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Civil Rights Activist, Former UN Ambassador, and Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young will lead a panel discussion on voting. He helped draft the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Before the panel, we'll continue our Black Music Month salute with Music Historian Bill Carpenter. Before Bill, the NOI Student Minister Nuri Muhammad wil…
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The Aside Podcasts are a free resource supported by Drama Victoria - Australia’s oldest Drama AssociationIn this episode of The Aside, we are joined by Brendan Carroll from the VCE Theatre Studies and VCE Drama Network as we discuss the 2024 VCE Theatre Studies monologues. We chat through each of the monologues as we head into exam time and discuss…
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The President/General of Universal African Peoples Organization joins our classroom, Zaki Baruti will discuss the attack on St. Louis Congresswoman Corie Bush and other Progressive Candidates. He will also address the coordinated attacks on State Attorneys Kim Foxx in Chicago, Kim Gardner in St. Louis, and Marilyn Mosby in Baltimore. Zaki will also…
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The University of Houston's Dr. Gerald Horne returns to our classroom to review the South African Elections and the issues in Kenya, Haiti, and the UK. Professor Horne will also discuss the recent China/Russia summit and what it means for the US and the rest of the world. He will also talk about his latest books. Before Dr. Horne, Political Bogger …
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Social activist Rev. William Barber will be in our classroom to outline this month’s Poor People’s Campaign, scheduled for Washington, DC later this month. The event will feature a march and rally to draw attention to the nation’s issues of poverty, low wages, and voter information. Before Rev. Barber’s presentation, we’ll preview the ADACCI Annual…
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Dr. Stephanie Myers from Black Women for Positive Changes will shed light on the group’s 2024 non-violence project, and Music Publicist, Ira Tucker will kick off our Black Music Month salute. Don’t miss out on this thought-provoking discussion! Black Music Month – Influential Icons Learn More About The 54 Countries of Africa Text "DCnews" to 52140 …
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Attorney A. Dwight Pettit's return to our classroom to discuss the legal aftermath of the Trump guilty verdicts and will also shed light on Trump's sentencing next month and its potential impact on his other legal issues. Before Attorney Pettit, Chrissy Thornton from Baltimore's' Associated Black Charities will join us. Reactions To Donald Trump’s …
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The current exhibition at the Barry Art Museum in Norfolk Virginia, USA, discusses the work of Martha Jenks Chase and reveals how one woman’s desire to give her children a meaningful plaything became a movement for change and a company that would create dolls for almost 100 years. Barry Museum guest curator Brett Day Windham joins host Louisa Maxwe…
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Veronique Kiermer, Executive Editor at the Public Library of Science, talks about the myriad ways in which open science is changing the face of research and some of the challenges it poses for AI and the translational arena. 01:55 What is open science? 03:55 What are barriers to openness? 07:28 Early adopters 10:30 Open challenges for AI 11:35 Regi…
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Neely Fuller Jr. returns to our classroom to clarify who is a White supremacist. He contends that "if you don't understand how the system of Racism/White Supremacy works and all that it entails, then everything else you think you understand will only confuse you". Before Mr. Fuller, National Black Theatres' Jonathan McCory will join us. Plus Haitia…
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Helen Walker's Hollywood career was short and marked by an offscreen tragedy, but she made memorable appearances in comedies and dramas opposite co-stars like Fred MacMurray and Tyrone Power. We'll hear her opposite John Beal in "Deadline at Dawn" - the final hour-long episode of Suspense (originally aired on CBS on May 15, 1948). Then she reprises…
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Don’t miss an insightful discussion with Griot Baba Lumumba from Umoja House in Washington D.C. He will be shedding light on how egos hinder the Black Liberation struggle. Educator Camika Royal and David Murphy from the National Black Unity News will also be joining us. The Fight For Black Liberation Continues Learn More About The 54 Countries of A…
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The show will feature Professor Leonard Jeffries, a top Afro-centric scholar who will discuss the ongoing fight for the Black mind. Additionally, JR Fenwick, the founder and CEO of Flip That Stock, will join us to break down how easy it is to get into the stock market. Reparations attorney Nkechi Taifa will also be part of the discussion, along wit…
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In this bonus episode, I'm sharing my favorite Suspense shows starring Gene Kelly. The star of Singin' in the Rain doesn't sing or dance, but instead he shows off his dramatic chops in three radio thrillers. First, he's stalked on the highway in "Death Went Along For the Ride" (originally aired on CBS on April 27, 1944), and then he's a man whose s…
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Before he was Rambo's commanding officer, Richard Crenna was a squeaky-voiced teenager on radio in Our Miss Brooks and A Date with Judy. His career began on the air and stretched into the early 2000s, and it included an Emmy win and starring roles on multiple TV shows. We'll hear him in a pair of radio thrillers: first, he's a young crook whose lif…
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Kemetologist Tony Browder returns to our classroom on Thursday morning. Brother Tony will discuss his upcoming appearance on The History Channel, Cultural Reparations, and his passing the baton to his daughter Atlantis. Brother Tony will also talk about his Egypt on the Potomac field trips. Before Brother Tony the Managing Editor of the Afro-Americ…
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Futuristic Researcher Sadiki Bakari will be visiting our classroom to provide an update on AI Artificial Intelligence. He will also discuss his book, "The Source Consciousness, The Ascension Algorithm." Additionally, Baltimore activist Abena Disroe will preview the upcoming African Liberation Day event, and Benton Harbor Michigan's Rev. Ed Pickney …
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Author and Warrior Scholar Mwalimu Baruti checks into our classroom to discuss, Manhood, Character, and Rites Programs for the Black Community. Before Baba Mwalimu Reparations Advocate Kaam Howard will report on the recent Reparations Conference. Before Kaam, NOI Student Minister llia Rashad Muhammad will preview this week's UFO program set for Muh…
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The Final Calls Executive Editor Richard Muhammad returns to our classroom to analyze Bidens' bid to stop the hemorrhaging of Black support from the Democratic Party. He will also discuss the changes in some of Africa's Francophone Nations. Before Richard Muhammad, Dr. Bernida Thompson from Roots Public Charter School in Washington, DC and Baltimor…
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Join us as we kick off The Malcolm X weekend Birthday celebrations. Had he lived, Malcolm X or ell-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz would have been 99 on Sunday. Professor and Journalist, Peter Bailey, who was at the Audubon Ballroom the evening Malcolm was assassinated will retrace Malcolm's last steps. Before Peter Malcolm's Nephew Rodnell Collins join us. …
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In this Tech Blast episode supported by Sartorius (Göttingen, Germany), we speak with David Apiyo – Manager of Applications Development at Sartorius (MN, USA) – about epitope binning, why it's performed and the best ways to conduct it. Plus, learn more about Sartorius' biolayer interferometry platforms and their application in epitope binning.…
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Norman Lloyd began his career on stage with Orson Welles and on screen under the direction of Alfred Hitchcock. He went on to TV stardom in the 1980s on St. Elsewhere and made his final screen appearance in 2015 at the age of 100. We'll hear Mr. Lloyd as a tyrannical radio producer in "Fury and Sound" (AFRS rebroadcast from July 26, 1945). Plus, he…
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Afro-centric scholar Professor James Small will be returning to our classroom to share insights from his recent trip to Ghana and discussing the upcoming Reparations Convention, as well as the celebration of Malcolm X's birthday this weekend. In addition, Professor Small will provide updates on his role as a consultant for the TV series "The Godfat…
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Attorney Malik Shabazz, the Founder of the Black Lawyers for Justice, will be in our classroom. He will be previewing the Reparations Convention that will take place in WDC this weekend. The event will feature Dr. Cornel West and Dr. Melina Abdullah's Presidential Ticket. Before Attorney Malik, Garveyite Brother Senghor Baye will lead a panel discu…
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Community Activist Mollie Bell straight out of Compton will talk Politics. Before Mollie, Sister Marsha Adebayo will report on the fight to save a Black Cemetery in Bethesda Maryland. Mike Africa and Pam Africa will also discuss the anniversary of the Move bombing in Philadelphia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Morgan State University Professor Dr. Ray Winbush returns to our classroom on Thursday Morning. Dr. Winbush will examine the protests on the College campuses over the Gaza/Israeli conflict. Dr. Winbush will also, discuss the Drake/Kendrick Lamar issue and the Francophone African Nations' fight for freedom. Before Dr. Winbush, The Executive Director…
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Herbert Marshall puts his English accent to great use in this pair of radio thrillers - two of the twenty-one appearances he logged on Suspense. First, he's the crown prosecutor out to convict a wily wife killer in "Murder by Jury" (originally aired on CBS on February 22, 1954). Then, he's in a battle of wits against a German saboteur in an open bo…
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Former Louisiana State Trooper Carl Cavalier checks into our classroom on Wednesday morning. He was fired for blowing the whistle on a group of rouge officers accused of killing a Black motorist and covering it up. Before Carl, Author Dr. Tyrene Wright will join us. Dr. Wright is the author of the book Booker T. Washington and Africa, The Making of…
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Physician-Scientist Dr. Velva Boles returns to our classroom on Tuesday morning. Dr. V will explain the disparities in health care. Dr. V will also discuss what she terms Parlor Medicine and Pharmaceuticals versus Ayurvedic medications. Before Dr. V Temple University Africology Professor Dr. Nah Dove will define Culture, what it is, who created it,…
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Black Politics Expert Dr. James Taylor takes over our classroom on Monday morning. Dr. Taylor, a Political Scientist, will analyze why younger and older Black voters hold differing political views. Dr. Taylor will also discuss the ongoing college campus protests and how they may impact the Fall Elections. Before Dr. Taylor, Publisher, and Author Dr…
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Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jerome E Fox, the author of the best-selling workbook, Addicted to White, The Oppressed in League with the Oppressor, A Shamed-based Alliance, takes over our newsroom. He contends he has the antidote for the five core white values that many Blacks are addicted to. Before Dr. Fox, African-centered Psychologist Dr. Kevin Was…
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Possessing one of the all-time great voices of the radio era, Hans Conried was equally effective in comedies and dramas as characters both old and young from all parts of the world. We'll hear him as the king's executioner in "The Groom of the Ladder" (originally aired on CBS on March 13, 1956), a refugee looking for a new life in America in "Freed…
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Economist Dr. Julianne Malveaux checks into our classroom to talk about Project 2025. She will also discuss the ongoing protests on College campuses and Trump's media stock. Before Dr. Malveaux, Sports Psychologist Dr. Kwaku Smith will analyze what he terms, the series of distractions facing us. He'll start with the disrespect of Black female athle…
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Nathan Price, currently on leave from the Institute for Systems Biology in Seattle and Chief Scientific Officer at Thorne HealthTech, talks to JC and Andy about his data-driven approach to understanding health and predicting personal trajectories into disease as we age. 03:24 What is scientific wellness? 06:53 Correlates of scientific wellness 15:4…
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The President/General of the Universal African Peoples Organization, Zaki Baruti returns to our classroom to update us on the attack on Congresswoman Corrie Bush and other progressive lawmakers. Brother Zaki will also discuss the issues in Haiti, Niger, Cuba, Africa, and Venezuela and how they relate to our struggle. Before we hear from Brother Zak…
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In this interview, we spoke to John Chappell, Senior Global Scientific Support Manager at Gyros Protein Technologies (Uppsala, Sweden) about his experience working with the Gyrolab platform for oligonucleotide assays. John discusses the advantages of using Gyrolab for oligo quantification in biological fluids and shares his thoughts on the next ste…
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The Aside Podcasts are a free resource supported by Drama Victoria - Australia’s oldest Drama AssociationIn this episode of The Aside, we talk with Glenn Shea who is presenting 'Three Magpies Perched in a Tree' at La Mama in August. We discuss this updated version of the show for the 2024 VCE Theatre Studies Playlist.Link to the showhttps://lamama.…
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