Join us as we talk to Roya Hanna ( candidate for Baltimore City States Attorney, about her campaign and plans for the City’s future. Roya is a former prosecutor and former attorney for the National Center for Community Prosecution and Gun Violence Prevention. Her plan includes independent investigations and prosecution of police misconduct cases, comprehensive reentry planning, restructuring the Juvenile Division, and other system and policy enhancements. Watch full video on YouTube

WES MOORE FOR GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND Wes Moore, a combat veteran, bestselling author, small business owner, Rhodes Scholar and former CEO of one of the nation’s largest anti-poverty organizations, has devoted his life’s work to a basic principle: no matter your start in life, you deserve an equal opportunity to succeed – a job you can raise a family on, a future you can look forward to. Wes was born in Takoma Park, Maryland, to Joy and Westley Moore. When Wes was just three years old, his father died of a rare, but treatable virus. His father’s untimely death created…

Murder is up in the City of Baltimore. Today, a Black man was shot near Laurens and Fremont in West Baltimore in an area known for open-air drugs and shootings, particularly over the past 2 years. Watch full video on YouTube

The Robaer Report with Mrs. Kiana Shelton, Social Worker Watch full video on YouTube

Join us on Mental Health Monday as we follow-up with Shannon “ICANLADY” Battle on being black at work. Research has confirmed what Black PEOPLE have been living. In certain workplaces, embracing our culture is considered “ghetto” while White co-workers are called “trendy.” Work-related stress negatively impacts our physical and mental health. In some cases, the consequences include financial losses, and the dysfunction can spill into our personal relationships. The ICANLADY will help us figure out how much work-related stress is too much and what we can do to successfully work while black. Watch full video on YouTube

Doni Glover Show: Ervin Reid, Mathematician/Political Advisor, Raised in Cherry Hill. Reid is an institution when it comes to Prince George’s County politics. He’s also a helluva mathematician. _______ Doni Glover, Publisher www.bmorenews.com www.twitter.com/doniglover www.facebook.com/bmorenewsdotcom www.youtube.com/doniglover I Am Black Wall Street Unapologetically Black: Doni Glover Autobiography Thursdays at Midnight on WEAA 88.9 FM Donald Morton “Doni” Glover is the Founder and CEO of DMGlobal Marketing & Public Relations, LLC. Established in 2002, DMGlobal’s goal has always been to provide clients with a high level of access to targeted media to help them better deliver their products/services to paying customers. Our…

Welcome to People Over Politics inaugural show! Guest is Richard Elliott and the topic is Maryland politics from a Prince George’s perspective. Watch full video on YouTube

Let the Word in! Whether you are a believer or not, how has your spiritual journey affected your entrepreneurial, political, or financial one? In our not-so-distant past and even today, our spiritual leaders (Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Malcolm X, Rev. Al Sharpton, etc.) also doubled as our political and community leaders. Here, alongside the statistics, historical facts, and opinions of our issues, we also bring back our Soul. Asking the question of, how can our spiritual leadership once again be at the forefront of our endeavors. Tonight we have another Queen of the movement. With a strong passion…

The Blackout: LIVE! From NY with Tasemere’s purpose is to celebrate black folks across the Diaspora and to have an open dialogue about black economics, how we reimagine trends in business, and explore the “magic” we have. Today we are joined by Marc Polite is well-known poet, writer, and founder/editor-in-chief of Polite On Society. Let’s get into it. Watch full video on YouTube

Join us as we discuss how we can address the issue of homeless ness in the Black community with Brittany Phillips author of “Opinions of Young Mature Minds.” Homelessness is a national problem, but disproportionately impacts Black communities more severely. African Americans make up 39% of people experiencing homelessness and more than 50% of homeless families with children, while only making up 13% of the overall US population. Brittany will share how we can be more active in ending homelessness throughout the diaspora. Watch full video on YouTube