KMOJCast

Patsy Stinchfield discusses children vaccination during the COVID-19 pandemic

Mayor Jacob Frey discusses City's Commercial Property Development Fund

Jeff Foxx is an institution and is heard Saturdays at 6pm on KMOJ, Minneapolis. A popular force in New York City radio, Jeff has been “rockin’ the box” for more than 20 years. And there is more to Jeff Foxx than just a smooth, friendly voice. He invaded NY airwaves in the late 1980s before there was a Hot97 or even formal rap radio, he introduced the world to De La Soul and Public Enemy while keeping Black music alive and expanding. He’s done radio solo, as a duo, and as a part of the Sirius Satellite Network.

Myron Medcalf has previously worked as a news and sports reporter for the Star Tribune and is now a national writer for ESPN. His column will appear in print on Sundays twice a month and also online. He talks with Freddie Bell and Chantel Sings about the ramifications of the Derek Chauvin trial.

Commissioner Irene Fernando discuss plans for the Blue Line Transit Project.

The Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity founding Director, Dr. Rachel Hardeman joins the morning show. The Center is supported by a $5 million dollar gift from Blue Cross and Blue Shield. The center is Dr. Hardeman's vision rewlized.

The Executive Director of School Placement, Minneapolis Public Schools, Celina Martina joins Freddie Bell and Chantel Sings is a guest as she talks about approaching deadlines for school choice.

Chris Hinton, Construction Program Director, Summit Academy OIC joins Freddie Bell and VChantel Sings to highlight an April enrollment. saoic.org or 612-377-0150

Mayor Jacob Frey gives key points for people to prepare for upcoming trial.

Jules Porter making history in video game industry, video game creator.

CoCo and LaLa from Healthin' It Up discusses Healthy ways to eat, and hosting the Nationwide Today's Show.

Dr. Shawn Harris-Berry Associate Superintendent over High Schools discusses how Minneapolis will handle grading for different grade levels considering distance learning

Boyd discusses report details on how black communities are targeted by tobacco kings.

Dr. Charles Morgan discusses Black History today.

Mayor Frey discusses information on the updates to the body camera policies to increase transparency.

Entertainer Debbie Allen along with the National Foundation Kidney Disease Foundation, discusses leading factors of chronic Kidney failure.

Jay Haapala AARP discusses information on vaccine scams.

Minneapolis Public Schools Superintendent Ed Graff discusses students returning to the classrooms. Transition Week: February 1-5 – Enrichment Activities Virtual, Live Q&A: In-Person Learning: Sat., Feb. 6, 10 am to 12 Noon More on In-Person Learning for PreK-5 Students Key dates for In-Person Learning for PreK-5 Students

Dr. Patricia N. Whitley-Williams, President of the National Foundation for Infectious DIseases responds to a survey indicating the US, African Americans are more worried about co-infection with Covid than White and Hispanic adults.

Superintendent Osorio discusses the District's Black History Month plans at Tartan and North High Schools.

Wisdom Young discusses Black History Month Virtual Events for Minneapolis.

Dr. Michael Osterholm talks about vaccines and when America can begin to heal.

Mpls Public Schools Career Opportunities

Should I Get The COVID-19 Vaccine? Questions Answered For The African American Community. Featuring Interviews with Dr. Nathan Chomilo, MDH & Marcus Owens, ED of the African American Leadership Forum Hosted by Chantel SinGs Premieres January 25th at 6:00 PM and rebroadcasts January 30th at 7:30 AM on kmojfm.com Funded by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota

Virtual Concert Celebration information honoring Rev. Martin Luther King on Sunday, January 17th at 3pm

Freddie Bell & Chantel SinGs talk with Dr. Micahel Osterholm, Epidemiologist University of MN and Member of President-Elect Joe Biden's Covid 19 Task Force

Edgar Alfonzo, MPLS Engagement team, discusses registration for Minneapolis Public Schools.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison talks with Freddie Bell and Chantel SinGs concerning the US Capital riot and local businesses continuing to run afoul of the Governor's executive order regarding restaurant closures during the pandemic.

Frey also says he plans to run for re-election as Mayor of Minneapolis.

Dr. Chomilo discusses vaccine distributions and vaccine safety.

2020 Discusses COVID precautions and updates.

North Point discusses community services available, to help deal with the impact during the Pandemic, within our communities.

Minneapolis registration for After School Programs during pandemic.

Covid-19 facts for the African American Community and Civic Engagement after the Election.

Physical impact of trauma, how to cope.

Dr. King discuss awareness for proper care for our community during pandemic, also, COVID-19 vaccination awareness.

Jay Haapala discusses steps to empower one another as we stay ahead of con artists and scams during the pandemic.

Celina Martina discusses Virtual Open Houses for Minneapolis Public Schools.

Lt. Governor Flanagan gave a COVID-19 vaccine briefing to Minnesotans. She outlined the three principles that will guide our distribution of the vaccine: Immunize for impact: Maximize immediate health benefit, reduce death, and minimize the harm created by COVID-19 by starting with those most susceptible to serious complications and those who care for them. Equitable distribution and access: Make sure no procedural or structural issues impact access to the vaccine among any particular group or population. And help ensure Minnesotans in every corner and every community know they can trust the process, the safety, and the effectiveness of the vaccine. Transparency: Share information as quickly as possible with Minnesotans.

Celina Martina, Minneapolis Public Schools Executive Director of Engagement and External Relations visits with Freddie Bell and Chantel SinGs about the District's School Readiness Request season. She shares how families can explore schools, and submit a request for the next school year.

Michael Osterholm, a member of President-elect Joe Biden's transition COVID-19 advisory board, said measures are urgently needed to help curb the spread and prevent hospitals from being "overrun." He told Freddie Bell that Americans help control the spread by "not swapping air."

This audio is a snapshot in time of KMOJ's work to keep its community safe amid COVID-19.

Osorio says staff and students are thinking outside the box during the pandemic. The District has partnered with 3M to provide at-home learning experiences for 3rd graders. In addition, the 622 teams have created a Virtual Calming Room, (isd622.org/virtualcalmingroom)

Dr. Aja King discusses help to deal with trauma and what we can do to defeat trauma.

Former President of the NAACP, Leslie Redmond, discusses 2020 Election and Kamala Harris.

Northpoint Kathy Kartheiser-Paal discusses the Covid-19 Care Project.

Executive Director and Program Director, Reagen Yeldell discusses Empowering Businesses of Color to further launch and support media opportunities.

Update on the Discrimination Lawsuit Nielson.