After President Trump's recent comments on America 'inventing everything,' Karen Hunter takes a deep dive on who really is responsible for the inventions he's touting...
Howard French opens up about his writing process and the responsibility of preserving forgotten histories, revealing how storytelling can shape collective memory and reclaim silenced voices.
Howard French traces the tragic fall of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba and the forced exile of Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah, uncovering how Cold War politics and Western interference reshaped the course of Africa’s postcolonial destiny.
Historian and author Howard French reflects on the legacy of Kwame Nkrumah, exploring his pivotal role in African independence movements and his vision for a politically and economically united continent.
Karen Hunter sits down with Howard French, author of 'The Second Emancipation,' for a powerful conversation about how the European partition of Africa reshaped the continent and the world.
In this thought-provoking episode, Karen Hunter and Tremell McKenzie explore the provocative idea that for many, school is less about learning and more about the pursuit of making a living.
Karen Hunter shares a classic conversation with Tim Wise on Colin Kaepernick's protest.
On this episode, Karen Hunter revisits past commentary to explain why she continues her boycott of the NFL in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick and his fight for justice.
In part two of our classic conversation, Orlando Jones dives into the nuanced divide between true art and creations driven solely by profit, revealing how these forces shape Black representation in media and the journeys of those who dare to create with meaning.
In this two-part conversation, Orlando Jones reveals the untold stories behind Black visibility on screen and the powerful role of intergenerational partnerships in achieving professional success.
Karen Hunter shares a conversation from 'In Class With Carr' on the history of Labor Day!
Today’s call of the day features Tara from Washington state, a 61-year-old non-melanated woman with autism, who shares her journey through a recent racial awakening that’s changing the way she sees herself—and the world. Author Michael Harriot is also present for the exchange and provides his own feedback.
In part two, CEO of the National Medical Fellowship - Michellene Davis - digs deeper into the roots of our growing medical crisis, unveiling bold solutions and the path forward for healthcare reform.
In this powerful two-part conversation, Michellene Davis sounds the alarm on the looming medical crisis we’re approaching—and what it means for the future of healthcare in America.
A timeless conversation with Howard French as he unpacks 'Born in Blackness,' revealing how Africa and its overlooked stories fundamentally shaped the modern world.
Today, we journey into the world of elephants—creatures whose empathy, memory, and deep bonds often reveal a humanity that puts our own to shame.
Part Two of our conversation with Research Professor & Historian Dr. Cheryl LaRoche. Also featuring Rev. Otis Moss III.
A two-part discussion with Karen Hunter, Rev. Otis Moss III, and Research Professor in Historic Preservation - Dr. Cheryl LaRoche.
On today's episode, Paralympic athlete Roderick Sewell joins Karen Hunter to discuss his new book, 'Iron Will: An Amputee's Journey to Athletic Excellence.'
Author of 'Black AF History' Michael Harriot joins Karen Hunter for a discussion on securing our history.
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Janice Steele McMillan
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