A group of Black people openly and candidly discuss Sexually Transmitted diseases.."Got to be more careful"!! Stories told in a humorous way to get the point across
Got a chance to talk to a candid group of black people about how they contracted a sexually transmitted disease growing up as young people… They were very honest and transparent and want the young people to know that this is no joke… Their stories were told in a humorous way but we know that sexually transmitted diseases are no joke
13 Kesä 201916min
An Army Veteran says PTSD Post traumatic Stress disorder may not be what people think it is.
On today’s episode of the 20 Minute Morning Show Bishop MCclain who is the former president of the national Association of Black veterans had a interesting take on what post Trumatic stress disorder actually is you may or may not agree with him but it is worth taking a listen to this controversial assessment..
21 Touko 201913min
A White female waitress says she was offended when a black man said I want a black person as my server. Is it cool to request the kind of server you want?
This morning we have more audio from our live broadcast from uptown Charlotte doing the Charlotte shout festival which was held this past weekend as we produced our show in front of a live studio audience this morning we are playing a portion of the program and which we talked about a white waitress being discriminated against in Charlotte. A black patron did not want a white waitressed serving him so he asked for a black one and we discussed it and the question is do you have to prefer a certain server at a restaurant?
14 Touko 201914min
Got a chance to speak with a young brother who grew up in the exclusive Jack and Jill program for wealthy and affluent Blacks in Charlotte
Affluent Blacks in Charlotte are sometimes invited to put there child in a program called Jack and Jill of America, Inc. It is a membership organization of mothers with children ages 2-19, dedicated to nurturing future African-American leaders by strengthening children through leadership development, volunteer service, philanthropic giving and civic duty. Spencer Ferguson grew up in the program and talks about his experience.
10 Touko 20199min
A 39 year old woman has 38 Children. I wish I had a big family like that! Family Reunions and keeping the tradition going in todays episode.
She's been dubbed the most fertile woman in Uganda! At the age of just 39, Mariam Nabatanzi from Uganda is already a mother to a whopping 38 children. All these children are fathered by one man, whom she was married off to when he she was just 13 years old. He was 43 at the time. Somehow we got on the discussion of family reunions and how we don't have large families anymore like our grand parents.
8 Touko 20199min
Cedric Dean is working hard to keep young people out of prison! His Non Profit called S.A.V.E Is doing just that, saving children from the streets of Charlotte. We talked about what motivates him
Cedric Dean is a political and public affairs consultant. While serving a federal prison sentence of LIFE plus 5 years, he received a civil service and call to service award for leadership and humanitarianism. God released him November 29, 2017 and he has been saving children from premature death and imprisonment ever since. He also talks about how many books he wrote in prison. He is a truly motivated brother and inspiring!
7 Touko 201922min
UNC-Charlotte students talk to the 20 Minute morning show about the shooting on campus that killed 2 people and injured 4...Students give their accounts of what happened
Two people were killed and four others wounded in a shooting Tuesday at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, authorities said. We got a chance to go on campus last night and speak with some of the students and get their account of what transpired during those three harrowing hours before the police gave the all clear on campus. Police identified the suspect later in the day as Trystan Andrew Terrell, 22. They said he was being charged with two counts of murder and four of attempted murder, among other crimes.
1 Touko 201912min
Corine Mack of the NAACP gives her analysis of the CMPD 11 minute video released to public yesterday. Can we trust our city officials to do the right thing at this point?
A Mecklenburg County judge on Tuesday ordered the release of the 11 minute-plus video from the body camera of Wende Kerl, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer who shot and killed Danquirs Franklin. Superior Court Judge Lisa Bell said she will rule later whether CMPD is in contempt of court for withholding video from the scene when Kerl killed Franklin at a west Charlotte Burger King on March 25. Under a previous court order, CMPD last week publicly released two minutes and 20 seconds of video captured by Kerl’s camera. But CMPD withheld nearly nine minutes of video from the public, employees of three TV stations who petitioned the court for the footage and the judge who ruled the recording should be released. NAACP President Corine Mack has seen the video and on this episode we hear her analysis
25 Huhti 20197min
