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02:37The Realist Report with John Friend
On this edition of The Realist Report, we'll be joined by J.B. Campbell of J B Campbell: Extremism Online. J.B. is the founder of the modern militia movement in America, which began when be published his book The New American Man - A Call to Arms back in 1989. J.B. and I will be discussing his background and unique experiences, some of his essays, potential solutions to the problems facing America, and related matters. Tune in for what will surely be a fascinating and hard
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St. Helena's Song from Candice...
Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QueenQuet.com) is the hostess of "Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio" on behalf of the Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition (www.gullahgeechee.net). On this episode she focuses on her home island, St. Helena Island which has given birth to spirituals and to Candice Glover who is taking television by storm via "American Idol." Honoring the songs of her ancestors, Queen Quet will take the listeners on a journey of th
by GullahGeechee Riddim in Culture
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Interracial Dating
The Title speaks for itself with this episode. Are you down with the swirl?
by Race and Faith in Culture
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Elihu pleasant Bey tell's all ...
What does his current wives have to say?(on the air) How can polygamy be legal in America. How many countries around the world recognize Moorish Marriages What happened at the U.N. In the 1960's? To register with your Government go to http://www.moorishamericangov.org/ To access the most powerful library in America go to http://www.tarhakaarchives.org/
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Conversation with Dr. Chris Ca...
Please join us as we welcome Dr. Chris Cameron as we discuss African American freethought history. Christopher Cameron is an Assistant Profe
by Black FreeThinkers in Culture
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Brandy Hume and EJ to discuss "Racism" and "White Privilege"
Brandy Hume of "The Venus Project Challenge" and Earl "EJ" Johnson have both been guests on my show and have both been great contributors. Recently particularly in some chapters of the Occupy movement I have seen an upsurgance of individuals teaching people about the concept of "White Privelage" and a good deal of the dialog shared on the topic ends up sounding like "Black Racism". It is important to note that I still believe racism exists in pockets of
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THE ULTIMATE THRILLER
The Ultimate Thrillers production team includes LaVelle Smith, who was a choreographer and and principal dancer for Michael on the "Dangerous", "Bad" and "History" tours; Mic Thompson, who spent eight years as a principal dancer for Michael and can be seen in the videos for "Dangerous" and "Ghosts" and Michael Prince, Michael Jackson`s longtime personal recording engineer. Their insight and experience with Michael Jackson have been instrumental
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Imam Abdul Jalil Muhammad a voice to be heard**
This program was scheduled to have Imam Sultan Muhammad join us but due to a very important meeting, he was unable to attend but we were very blessed to have Imam Jahlil Muhammad call in and absolutely take over this program, delivering a message for us all APIDTA**, We plan and Allah Plans and Allah indeed is The Best Of Planners .. This program was hosted by Brother Brian E. Muhammad, the Assistant to the Intl.Rep.of the NOI, Doctor Abdul Akbar Muhammad...
by Sistar Cassandra in Culture
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Then Vs. Now
Do you remember when? Join us as we discuss things that were done "Back in the Day" and what's going on now. Are you a Baby Boomer, 80's Baby, Millennial? Call in and discuss, defend, and point out why your generation is the greatest!
by The Blue Spot in Culture
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African Women Storytellers in the Digital Age
Join Spectra Speaks for a live live podcast about African women in the Diaspora using new media and technolgoy to subvert and influence mainstream narratives about Africa: African Women Storytellers in the Digital Age We'll be pontificating on mainstream storytelling about Africa, the role of west
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Alie Vidich - INVISIBLE RIVER
Live Interview with Alie Vidich about her upcoming project - INVISIBLE RIVER. Alie & the Brigade (formerly known as Movement Brigade) present INVISIBLE RIVER, a dance and music performance celebrating the Schuylkill River, the ephemeral nature of summer, and the possibility that live performance can bring a city together in a way that no other event can. An ensemble of 10 dancing singers perform the haunting choral compositions of Elliott Harvey of a stick and a stone, while leading audie
by PhillyDance in Culture
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MMS REWIND: Male Contraception
*** THIS IS A PRE-RECORDED SHOW ***
by The Mens Morning Show in Culture
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IT'S OPEN MIC
CALL IN 713-955-0498 TO JOIN THE LIVE CONVERSATION OR LOG IN TO JOIN IN THE CHAT ROOM. IT'S OPEN MIC....TALK ABOUT WHATEVER IS GOING ON IN INDIAN COUNTRY OR THE REST OF THE WORLD.
by MOUNTAIN CHILD in Culture
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Our Annual BABA OMOWALE-MALCOLM X Tribute
May 19th, Baba Omowale fka Malcolm X, was born today, many many years ago. Yet his words are still as true today as they were when he 1st spoke them, and the attempts at his character assassination are as real today as they were when he was alive. We will address a lot related to OUR GREAK BLACK SHINING PRINCE today
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El Rincon Literario (20)
En este segmento tenemos como invitado a Francisco Gijon directamente desde espana. Hablaremos de sus libros y acerca del movimiento de Escritores Indies.
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Radioimurenge kubiganiro kwiterambere ry'imurenge
Turaba mubiganiro na Pastor Kijana nkusi kuva Norvege muburaya ahotuzakuganira kwiterambere ry'imurenge akatugeza bimwe mubikorwa bagezeho. by Fidele R
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BRAVEHEART MOTHERS
This show is dedicated to the brave mothers who fought against society and even family to save the lives of their babies conceived in rape. Hear what women endure to bring their precious babies into this world. As we honor mothers this Mother's Day we must remember those who gave it all.
by Consider This in Culture
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The F Word Ex: Hate Speech vs. Free Speech
Where do we draw the line between hate speech and free speech? What are the social consequences (if any) of allowing hate speech? How does censorship factor into 1st amendment rights?
by The F Word Experience in Culture
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PD 71-"Race in the Transgender Community
It continues to shock me that in a group of oppressed people (like the transgender community) how much there is oppression/pre-judgment/racism in our community. You would think a person that has been pre-judged simply for how they dress would be a little more understanding about people being pre-judged on the color of their skin. Well, this show is going to open some eyes (if we have open ears and hearts) about the race issues in and about the transgender community. I will have
by PrismRadio in Culture
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12 Yr Old -Escapee Wm. H. Scott, Niagara Movement - Burkett
William H. Scott (d. 1910), was a self emancipated 12-year-old African American. During the early years of the Civil War (1862), William attached himself to Union troops, served in the U.S. Army for 3 1/2 years, got an education, taught school and then became a Baptist minister in Washington, later in Boston. He was the mentor to William Monroe Trotter, founder of the BOSTON GUARDIAN, and Scott was also one of the original 29 members of the Niagara Movement (predecessor
by Gist of Freedom in Culture
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[CD] World Cultural Diversity Day
The term “cultural diversity” expresses the variety of our cultural differences, showcasing each in its unique way, and highlights the strengths of cultural synergy in society. The term is also a driving force for development, not only in respect of economic growth, but also as a means of enjoying a more fulfilling personal experience, whether intellectually, emotionally, morally, or spiritually. Foundation for Cultural Diversity has been collaborating with various organizations to
by African Views in Culture
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Chris Largent on the Concept of Cycles throughout the Ages
Chris Largent has taught university-level philosophy and comparative religion for over thirty years and has lectured internationally, including talks given for the New York Open Center, New York’s School for Practical Philosophy, Chicago’s Crossroads Center, the World Business Academy, the Global Structures Convocation in Washington DC, the Jung Institute, and the Omega Institute. He has also been a bank manager, a book editor, a publisher, a marketing manager, a hypnotherapist, an
by Cycles Radio in Culture
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