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11/13/07--16:00: The State of African American Literature- Part 1 - Nov 14,2007 (chan 3084100)

Panel and discussion. The Female Author Perspective. Author T. Styles, Kiki Swinson, Deja King, Brenda l. Thomas and Karen E. Qunoines-Miller!


11/20/07--16:00: The State of African American Literature - Part 2 - Nov 21,2007 (chan 3084100)

The State of African American Literature Part 2 - The Male Author Perspective - Author Treasure E. Blue, Dashawn Taylor, Kwan, HICKSON, YONDER


11/22/07--16:00: REBROADCAST - The State of African American Literature part 1 - Nov 23,2007 (chan 3084100)

Panel and discussion. The Female Author Perspective. Author T. Styles, Kiki Swinson, Deja King, Brenda l. Thomas and Karen E. Quinones-Miller!


11/23/07--16:00: REBROADCAST - The State of African American Literature Part 2 - The Male Author Perspective - Nov 24,2007 (chan 3084100)

The State of African American Literature Part 2 - The Male Author Perspective - Author Treasure E.Blue, Dashawn Taylor, Kwan, HICKSON, YONDER


12/04/07--16:00: The State of African American Literature- Part 3 - Dec 05,2007 (chan 3084100)

Book Clubs, Readers, Book Stores and Industry Professionals Speak!


01/01/08--17:00: Rebroadcast - State of African American Literature Part 2 - Jan 02,2008 (chan 3084100)

The Male Authors Talk about the State of African American Literature


07/15/08--19:00: The State of Politics in the African American Community - Jul 16,2008 (chan 3084100)

A panel discussion on economics, education and crime.


07/19/08--11:00: Shared Sacrifice--Towson State Univ Debate Team - Jul 19,2008 (chan 3084100)

Our guests this week will be the members and coaches of the Towson State University Debate Team. In 2008, this team won the Cross-Examination Debate Association's National Championship tournament, becoming the first African-American debate team to win a national title in any format of American intercollegiate debate. Call in. Stand up. Speak out. Guest call-in number is (347) 327-9615.

Towson State Univers | Debate Team | Champions | African American | Politics




08/06/08--17:00: State of African American Males Interview with Steve Ingram - Aug 07,2008 (chan 3084100)

Steve Ingram head of Indiana commission of the social status of black males.


11/04/08--20:00: Election Night 2008, With African American Political Pundit - Nov 05,2008 (chan 3084100)

Join African American Political Pundit's "Late Night Political Slugfest," as we review the results state by state, as America decides (hopefully) who will be President of the United States.


01/16/09--17:00: African Lineage - Jan 17,2009 (chan 3084100)

I will begin where I left off chapter IX page 231. Where this chapter discuss central Africa evidence from a small state. Join me and be enlighten.


02/25/09--20:00: Marriage - Feb 26,2009 (chan 3084100)

The state of marriage in the African American community.


06/27/09--19:00: Congress Passes MASSIVE Cap-N-Trade Bill; The Persian Reawakening; Obama: The African Colonial - Jun 28,2009 (chan 3084100)

Plus a review of all the important news and events that are of critical importance to the Red States of America.


10/08/09--18:00: The Endangered State of the African American Family on The Gigi Iam Show - Oct 09,2009 (chan 3084100)

Live on Internet Radio, Popular TV Producer, Host and Radio Personality Gigi Iam presents The Gigi Iam Show Real Talk Hot Topics With Gigi Iam. (State of Emergency: The Endangered State of the African American Family. Why Are Successful African American Men Marrying White Women & Swearing Off Ever Marrying African American Women?) Call-In 347-215-8089. Details: http://www.gigiiam.com You're invited to Call-in, join in on the discussion! Call-in number is 347-215-8089. For more details about Gigi Iam and The Gigi Iam Show log onto the Official Website at http://www.gigiiam.com You are invited to join our Community there too! For those interested in sponsoring or advertising contact us on our Official Website. Thank you for your support and interest.


10/29/09--18:00: The Endangered State of the African American Family on The Gigi Iam Show - Part II - Oct 30,2009 (chan 3084100)

Popular TV Producer, Host and Actress Gigi Iam interviews and talks with special featured guest and co-host Actress/Model/Stunt Woman, Joanna Mahaffy about the (State of Emergency: The Endangered State of the African American Family. Why Are Successful African American Men Marrying White Women & Swearing Off Ever Marrying African American Women? Part II). The marriage rate for African Americans has been dropping since the 1960s, and today in 2009 African Americans have the lowest marriage rate of any racial group in the United States. In 2001, according to the U.S. Census, 43.3 percent of black men and 41.9 percent of black women in America had never been married, in contrast to 27.4 percent and 20.7 percent respectively for whites. African American women are the least likely in our society to marry. In the period between 1970 and 2001, the overall marriage rate in the United States declined by 17 percent; but for blacks, it fell by 34 percent. Such statistics have caused Howard University relationship therapist Audrey Chapman to point out that African Americans are the most uncoupled people in the country. How has this happened? What has shifted in African American customs, in our community, in our consciousness, that has made marriage seem unnecessary or unattainable? You're invited to Call-in, join in on the Fun! Call-in number is 347-215-8089. For more details about Gigi Iam and The Gigi Iam Show log onto the Official Website at http://www.gigiiam.com You are invited to join our Community there too! For those interested in sponsoring or advertising contact us on our Official Website. Thank you for your support and interest.


01/04/10--17:00: REVOLUTIONARY STATE OF MIND - Jan 05,2010 (chan 3084100)

REVOLUTIONARY STATE OF MIND what is it are you playing with words


02/18/10--17:00: Is There A Leadership Void in the African American Community? - Feb 19,2010 (chan 3084100)

In light of the fact that African American communities suffer from a myriad of problems – The question begs to be asked: Is There a Leadership Void in the African American Community? In the fifties and sixties it was easy to know who was for the black and who was a sell-out. Today, the distinction between the two is not so easy. In order to answer this question, we must first answer the following questions: What is today’s African American leaders’ strategy for uplifting the marginalized and disenfranchised African American communities? How do today’s so-called Black leaders compare to the Black leaders of the 50’s and 60’s? Who is providing the vision and leadership to the African American youth? This week I will give you my view on the current state of African American Leaders and leadership. I welcome you to join me in what will be a spirited and enlightening conversation. You are also welcome to ask questions or give your opinion on the subject: The State African American Leadership


04/21/10--18:00: The African American Author Episode - Apr 22,2010 (chan 3084100)

Join me, noted Book Blogger Lisa from Reads4Pleasure.com, as well as authors Cheri Paris Edwards and Cheris Hodges to discuss the state of African American Literature today


06/03/10--08:00: The State of ICT Markets: The South African Picture - Jun 03,2010 (chan 3084100)

ICT is on the move across the entire African continent, but unless you're there its a little hard to imagine how the landscape of business is changing. This segment highlights the key movements in the South African market with an eye to seeing other African markets follow a similar path in the next few years. Arthur Goldstuck, a leading ICT analyst and Managing Director of World Wide Worx, shares what he knows about the South African ICT market.


07/07/10--18:30: A Collapsing Nation and the African American Nation - Jul 08,2010 (chan 3084100)

Fox News Poll: 79% Say U.S. Economy Could Collapse. A new report released by the United Nations is publicly calling for the establishment of a world currency and none of the major news networks are even covering it. The state of California is so broke that Arnold Schwarzenegger has ordered California State Controller John Chiang to reduce state worker pay for July to the federal minimum allowed by law -- $7.25 an hour for most state workers. In early 2009, U.S. net national savings as a percentage of GDP went negative for the first time since 1952, and it has continued its downward trend since then. For the first time in U.S. history, more than 40 million Americans are on food stamps, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture projects that number will go up to 43 million Americans in 2011. According to a U.S. Treasury Department report to Congress, the U.S. national debt will top $13.6 trillion this year and climb to an estimated $19.6 trillion by 2015. These are just a tiny example of the facts facing the U.S. We will discuss them all in tonight's show.


08/09/10--18:00: The Real State of the Afrikan Union Address with Ambassador Ausar - Aug 10,2010 (chan 3084100)

Join Ambassador Ausar and his blogtalk family as we discuss a summation of various issues concerning Afrikan people here in America. Topics to be discussed are education, politics, entertainment, religion, health,imprisonment and an overall report on the State of the Afrikan Union.


09/19/10--16:30: Parent Talk Live: Value of African American Male Teachers - Sep 19,2010 (chan 3084100)

This special Parent Talk will examine the importance of male teachers in the academic success of African American Males. The lack of African American male teachers has been defined as a nationwide problem (Tate-Billingsley, 2010). Data indicates that only two percent of the American five million teachers are African American males. United States Secretary of Education Arne Duncan suggested that if America is to reduce the number of African American young men who fail to graduate, it is imperative that men of color are teaching (Tate-Billingsley, 2010). During this amazing conversation we will discuss the reasons behind the African American male teacher shortage and its impact on minority students. In the 50 State Report on Public Education and Black Males a study conducted by the Schott Foundation it was reported that the graduation rate for African American Males in the United State has become so dismal that an African American male has a better chance of being incarcerated than they have at earning a high school diploma. According to the report, the national graduation rate for African Americans males is 47% compared to 78% for white male students. This represents an achievement gap of 31%. Maryland has a graduation rate of 55% which is 8% higher than the national average and places the state in the top ten of states with large minority populations. Invited guest for the first show includes: · Dr. Roy Jones is lecturer and executive director for the Eugene T. Moore School of Educations Call Me MISTER Program at Clemson University. The mission of the Call Me MISTER (acronym for Mentors Instructing Students Toward Effective Role-models) · Mr. Bryan G. Nelson is the Executive Director of MenTeach. He was joined by Bruce Sheppard and other men (and backed by supportive women) to offer a workshop at a state professional conference to find more men (and women) who believed that it is important to have men teachers.


11/04/10--19:00: Replay: A Collapsing Nation and the African American Nation - Nov 05,2010 (chan 3084100)

From 7/7/10 Fox News Poll: 79% Say U.S. Economy Could Collapse. A new report released by the United Nations is publicly calling for the establishment of a world currency and none of the major news networks are even covering it. The state of California is so broke that Arnold Schwarzenegger has ordered California State Controller John Chiang to reduce state worker pay for July to the federal minimum allowed by law -- $7.25 an hour for most state workers. In early 2009, U.S. net national savings as a percentage of GDP went negative for the first time since 1952, and it has continued its downward trend since then. For the first time in U.S. history, more than 40 million Americans are on food stamps, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture projects that number will go up to 43 million Americans in 2011. According to a U.S. Treasury Department report to Congress, the U.S. national debt will top $13.6 trillion this year and climb to an estimated $19.6 trillion by 2015. These are just a tiny example of the facts facing the U.S. We will discuss them all in tonight's show.


12/01/10--18:00: The State of Black America - Dec 02,2010 (chan 3084100)

We will discuss the state of Black America and what it will take to save Black America. Do you have solutions? Has Gangsta Rap added to our problems in the African American community? How the prison system makes money..


01/30/11--18:00: African American Nation - Independence - Reaction Egypt - State of Union - Jan 31,2011 (chan 3084100)

Tonight we will discuss our continued effort to build our Nation on the homeland of our Ancestors. We will offer our perspective and reaction to the political upheaval in Egypt. We will also discuss the State of the Union Speech, and what its effects are on African American Nation interest.


02/12/11--08:00: African American Marriages: ? - Feb 12,2011 (chan 3084100)

Right Now Talk Radio takes a close look at the state of African American marriages. Will they survive?


03/31/11--17:00: The History Of St. Patrick's Day & Farrkhan warn's Obama on Libya - The African History Network Show - Apr 01,2011 (chan 3084100)

Listen to "The African History Network Show", Thursday, March 31st, 8pm-11pm EST. We'll talk Education and the state of African-American Males in School, Census Bureau results and what it means for African-Americans, The History Of St. Patrick's Day and we'll get an update on Libya with Abayomi Azikiwe from The Pan-African Newswire. To Listen visit www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com or Call In and listen at 914-338-1375. Feel free to call in and make sure our youth are listening. For more information please visit http://www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com.


05/30/11--17:00: WE THE PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT ARE IN A STATE OF IMBALANCE - May 31,2011 (chan 3084100)

We the people of African Descent, are in a state of imbalance! The enslavement and colonizing of Africa, and its people within and around the Diaspora, has included mental enslavement. Yes we are mentally enslaved! The physical enslavement was real, yet there is also the component of mental enslavement which we are still in bondage to. Lets explore this topic of mental bondage that has us in a state of imbalance, where our reflection is not bright. Mwalimu Antoine Bean


06/23/11--19:30: What's In A Name?: African-Americans & Unconventional Names - Jun 24,2011 (chan 3084100)

RSP explores the cultural politics and societal repercussions of unconventional names. Linguistically disconnected names are becoming increasingly bizarre among African-Americans, but does this phenomenon signal the return of identity crisis that was assumed to have been resolved during the Black Power movement?


07/11/11--17:00: "Were African-American Children Better Off During Slavery?", - Jul 12,2011 (chan 3084100)

Listen to The African History Network Show on Monday, July 11th, 8pm-11pm EST. Well discuss "Were African-American Children Better Off In Slavery?", Michelle Bachman, Republican Candidate for President thinks so. Well conclude our discussion on "How Europeans In America Got So Rich?" Part 4 and Why is the State Of Wisconsin using Prison labor to do Union Jobs?. Listen at www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.?com or Call In and Listen, (914) 338-1375.

Moor | African History | Egypt | Slavery | Michelle Bachman