
The Carl Nelson Show
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Professor Manu Ampim, JR Fenwick & Kwabena Rasuli: Juneteenth Truths, Stock Market & Black Music
Professor Griff, Dr. Nubia Kai, Corey Shaw & Brother Obie: Black Music, Reparations & Justice
Dr. Melina Abdullah, Carl Snowden, Kimberly Williams & Alfie Pollet: Justice, Voting Rights & Black Music
Dr. Jerome E. Fox & Michael Imhotep: Healing, Juneteenth Truths & Liberation
Mark from Anaheim, Gerald Barclay & Dr. Brooks Robinson: Karmelo Anthony, Liberia & Black Economics
Marshall Thompson, Ira Tucker Jr. & Sheila Vance: Soul, Legacy & Juneteenth
Dr. Velva Boles, Martina Evans & Minister Christina Flowers: Ebola, Juneteenth & Housing Justice
Sadiki Bakari, Dr. Barbara Reynolds, Angela Greene & Pastor Williams: AI, Healing & Black Business
Dr. Gerald Horne, Lauretta Malloy Nobles, LeeAnet Noble & David Murphy: Global Crises, New Books & Black Unity
Prof. James Small on SC Shooting Verdict, Jen Jasper’s Brand Success, Carole Boston Weatherford Preview
Dr. Joy DeGruy, Enola Aird, Fred Hampton, Sister Euri & Richmond: Healing, Justice & Black Music
Dr. Maulana Karenga & Brandon: Boycott, Birthright & the California Primary
Tony Browder, Carlton Lewis & Prof. Lagoke: Kemet, Black Music & the Sahel
Dr. Ben Chavis, Faith Brothers, Templeton & Brother Amde: Boycott, Faith & Black Music
President/General of the Universal African Peoples Organization, Zaki Baruti, returns to our classroom! Zaki will break down the Supreme Court’s recent Voting Rights decision and reveal how it could shape the future of our democracy—including this fall’s elections. He’ll dive into what happened in the Texas Primary and preview the pivotal races ahead in California and St. Louis, offering insight you won’t find anywhere else. The morning kicks off with Sister Phile, who brings urgency to the ongoing search for thousands of missing Black women and girls—stories that demand our attention and action. Then, how well do you know your history? Dr. Nah Dove, acclaimed Afrocology professor at Temple University, will challenge us to rethink what we know about Africa’s past, exploring the rise and fall of legendary civilizations like Kush, the Malian Empire, the Kingdom of Dahomey, Great Zimbabwe, and many more.
Dr. James Taylor, Commissiong & Barron: Legacy, Reparations & Voting Rights
Dr. A, Sushanna Shakur, Nkechi Taifa & Dyrell Muhammad: Care/Community
Ray Winbush & Senghor Baye: Redistricting, Boycott, Liberation
Justice, Education & Culture: Attorney Malik Shabazz, Dr. Chike Akua, and Rev. Tonya Butler-Truesdale
Memorial Day Truths: Hallowed Grounds & Healthy Plates with Mark from Anaheim and Dr. Baruch
Voting Rights, Reparations & Global Black Affairs: Dr. David Horne, Dr. Marsha Adebayo, and Dr. Jude Azard
Mind, Health & Black Excellence: Doctah B, Dr. Bill Releford, and the Irritated Genie on Wellness, Business, and Global Health
Celebrating Malcolm X’s Legacy: A. Peter Bailey, Rodnell Collins, and Voices on Black Leadership and Liberation
Honoring Malcolm X: Professor James Small and Sinclair Skinner on Legacy, Global Black Unity, and Community Leadership
Mind Control, UFO Revelations & Holistic Healing: Sadiki Bakari, Simeon Booker Muhammad, and Dr. Heru
Democracy Under Fire: Greg Palast, Pearl Walker, Danyelle Smith, and Dr. Kokayi Patterson on Voting Rights and Global Affairs
Nazi Germany Parallels, Math Mastery & Voting Rights Impact: Baba Lumumba, Akil Parker, and Pastor Ed Pinkney
Africa Day 2026 and Global Headlines: Manu Ampim and Brandon on History, Iran, Voting Rights, and U.S.-China Tensions
Defending Democracy: Dr. Gerald Horne, Civil Rights Leaders, and Sister Phile on Voting Rights, Global Challenges, and Missing Black Women
Shaping Our Future: Dr. Julianne Malveaux, John Templeton, and Prof. Obadele Kambon on Voting Rights, Economics, and Diaspora Opportunities
Protecting Our Future: Zaki Baruti, Dr. Nubia Kai, and Jeff Gallop on Voting Rights, African-American History, and Community Impact
Defending Black Rights: Dr. James Taylor, Carl Snowden, and Dr. Robert Turner on Voting Rights and Reparations
Empowering Minds: Tony Browder on John Henrik Clarke, Pan-Africanism, and the Black Star Action Network
A.I. in Music, Motown Legacy & Community Reflections: Professor Griff, Kerry Gordy, Mark from Anaheim, and Charles Barron
Justice, Healing & Artistry: Attorney Malik Shabazz, Dr. Stephen Tates, and Amde of the Watts Prophets
Voices of Change: Dr. Maulana Karenga, Dr. Brandon Gamble, and Dr. Baruch on Global Issues and Men's Mental Health
Global Crises, May Day Action & Prince's Legacy: Dr. Tyrone Powers, Barbara Arnwine, and Norman Richmond Lead the Discussion
"Health, Africa, and Education: Dr. A, Prof. Ganke Lagoke, and Coach Alfred Powell on Vital Community Issues
Faith, Power & Politics: Dr. Jerome E. Fox, Overton Wilkins, and Pastor Anthony Williams on Trump, Religion, and Generational Shifts
Empowering Voices: Sandra Evers Manley, Chairman Fred Hampton, and Insights on Trump, Iran & Mumia Abu-Jamal
Dr. Ray Wimbush, Dr. Shantella Sherman, and Dennis Boatwright: Unpacking Global Crises and Cultural Truths
Doctah B, Ron Moten & Dr. Brooks Robinson: Reclaiming Mind, Body, and Freedom
Manu Ampim on Willie Lynch Myth, Dr. Rosie Milligan’s Wisdom, & Roger Wareham on UN Reparations Vote
Sadiki Bakari on Mind Control & Transhumanism, Brandon on Iran Crisis & Black MAGA
Dr. Gerald Horne on Iran, Africa & Sports, Dr. Willie Jolly on Financial Fix, & Angela Simms’ Sociological Insights
Dr. Julianne Malveaux on Iran’s Economic Impact, Abdull on Dr. Sebi’s Legacy, & Charles Barron on Trump’s Iran Threat
Willie Mukasa Ricks on Black Power, Kamm Howard on UN Reparations, & Sister Phile on Land Campaign
James Small on UN Reparations Vote & Ghana, Sinclair Skinner on ‘I Love Black People’ & Tuskegee Project

Ashra Kwesi on Easter’s African Origins, Paul Pumphrey on Congo Updates, & Kokayi Patterson’s Latest Production
Esteemed Kemetologist Ashra Kwesi returns to our classroom, bringing his deep expertise as a lecturer and historian specializing in African history, civilization, and religion. Brother Kwesi will reveal the fascinating African origins of Easter symbols—uncovering the stories behind the Easter Egg, the Easter Bunny, and the Resurrection itself. Before Brother Kwesi, Paul Pumphrey from Friends of the Congo will facilitate a dynamic panel discussion with Congolese guests, offering firsthand updates on the situation in their country. The morning kicks off with DC activist The HOOd Doctor, Kokayi Patterson, who will energize us by previewing his latest production.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Velva Boles on RFK & Vaccines, Merryl Tengesdal’s Trailblazing Journey, & Gnake Lagoke on Ghana’s President Visit
(Recorded on 3.25.26) Acclaimed physician and scientist Dr. Velva Boles will return to our classroom for a must-hear session. Dr. Boles will break down RFK’s controversial stance on vaccines and reveal why states are being forced to pick a side in the high-stakes battle between RFK’s Health and Human Services department and the medical establishment. Gain crucial insights as Dr. Boles uncovers what really triggered the latest measles outbreak. Before Dr. Boles takes the mic, be inspired by the trailblazing story of Merryl Tengesdal – a pioneering Black woman who made history as a US Navy Pilot, US Air Force Pilot, and the first Black U-2 Pilot. And don’t miss Lincoln University professor Gnake Lagoke as he sets the stage for today’s historic visit from the President of Ghana. This is a show you can’t afford to miss!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.