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A Moment in Time- March 4, 2018
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A Moment in Time- March 3, 2018
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A Moment in Time- March 2, 2018
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“Lessons From My Hard Head” – Paula Sanders Blackwell
Meet Paula Hi my name is Paula Sanders Blackwell. I am a native of Birmingham, Alabama. I currently live in Houston, Texas. I am the wife of Redell Blackwell, the love of my life. Our lives began in 2014 so we are still newlyweds. Together we merged four kids and a dog. I am the […]
Episode 5b w/Dr. David Williams
Episode 5b Interview w/Dr. David Williams PART TWO OF DAVID’S INTERVIEW WITH DR. DAVID WILLIAMS OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY. THEY DISCUSS SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS THAT IMPACT HEALTHCARE AND COLORISM IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY. Listen now
Artist of the Month – Jillian Monét
Jillian Monét is a praise and worship minister, preacher, motivational speaker, published author, radio personality, life coach, and founder of Moms in Ministry. She has over twenty years of experience as a Praise &Worship Minister, and has conducted Praise & Worship workshops all over the world. Through innovation and inspired instruction, she has raised […]
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Huntsville Revisited – Dr. Sonnie Wellington Hereford III
Dr. Sonnie Wellington Hereford III was born on January 7, 1931 in Huntsville, Alabama. Despite growing up in a house without running water or electricity and having to walk 7 miles to a school located next to the city dump with no library or cafeteria, Hereford overcame these and may other obstacles to become a […]
Episode 5 w/Dr. David Williams
Episode 5 Interview w/Dr. David Williams Dr. David Williams of Harvard University talks about disparities in health and healthcare due to racism and social economic status before a live audience (recorded February 8, 2018 at the Peters Media Center on the Oakwood University campus). Listen now
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Huntsville Revisited – Lewis Baxter Moore
Lewis Baxter Moore was born in Huntsville, Alabama in 1866. In 1896 Mr. Moore made history when he became the first African-American to earn his Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Pennsylvania. At the time Moore wrote his dissertation “The Stage in Sophocles’ Plays” and completed his doctorate in the classics department at […]
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Huntsville Revisited – Reverend Joseph Lowery
Outspoken civil rights activist the Reverend Joseph Lowery was born on October 6, 1921, in Huntsville, Alabama. Considered the dean of the Civil Rights Movement, Lowery began his education in Huntsville, spending his middle school years in Chicago before returning to Huntsville to complete high school. From there, Lowery attended Knoxville College, Payne College and […]