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Gary C. Booker

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Balogun Arinwaka (Gary C. Booker) is an activist, businessman and scientist.

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Despite the fact that AIDS-Denial pseudoscience has been debunked on a repeated number on occassions, there is still a growing number of disillusioned people, following the lead of quacks, that think that AIDS is a hoax and that the... more
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Gary C. Booker speaks about some of the caveats that the Black community should consider when engaging the alternative energy movement.
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Gary C. Booker and guests will tackle the R.Kelly verdict. This episode will be simulcasted on BlogTalkRadio and BlogTV.
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Bro. Balogun Arinwaka (Gary C. Booker) of The Knowledge Parlor takes on some of the most common misconceptions about human sexuality.
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In this segment, Gary C. Booker will interview USHGA certified hang gliding instructor and world record setting hang glider pilot, Tiki Mashy. Ms. Mashy will discuss the many joys and benefits of hang gliding, as well as speculate into the... more
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Bro. Balogun Arinwaka (Gary C. Booker) discusses the state of Geriatric care in America with Certified Nursing Assistant Lillian Turner of Syracuse, new York
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In this Episode of The Knowledge Parlor, we will examine how current and recent health trends will affect our species as it either evolves or devolves.
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People have been talking about getting more Black scientists for years, and just about every discipline of science has seen an increase of Black Scientists. But is it changing our condition in America? Balogun Arinwaka (Gary C. Booker)... more
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This radio show will be the second segment on alternative energy usage inside of the Black community.
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In this segment, Brother Balogun Arinwaka (Gary C. Booker) will discuss the true reasons behind why African American students are lagging behind in scientific and mathemathics in schools and what REALLY needs to be done about it. As... more
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