Larry Yates As Is

We have three special guests this week- Ms. Bernita Walker, Executive Director of Project: PeaceMakers, Inc.who is an advocate for peace and will share her knowledge and programs on women and Domestic Violence- Rev. Dr. Nirvana Reginald Gayle, Spiritual

Are lighter skinned blacks treated better than darker skinned blacks by black people? Appearing on our show is Calida Garcia Rawles, author of the children's book, "Same Difference" which addresses some of this subject with musical guest: Brettina Robin

Larry, Warren and Carla talks current pop culture topics

to have April Weeden White who is a Hollywood african -american stuntwoman, as well as a mentor for up and coming stuntwoman of color. Then a young lady, named Kennedy Zimet who is 17 years old ,moved here from NY to peruse her acting and hosting career.

we'll talk a bit about the election results and what it means for the Tea Party, the Republicans and the Democrats.I will discuss the film "Twelve Years of Slavery". My guests today are Eric Hasso from Sweden; Script doctor, DoP and lecturer along with

Halloween OOOOOOO!! we'll talk a bit about current politics. I'm pleased to again have at our table, Jane Ekayu, Founder of Children of Peace Uganda. Bryan Single, Film Director of "Children of War" and Rev. Carolyn Wilkins, director of Agape's Global

Dr. Joy Wassel our guest and a sponsor of this show who will be talking about her dissertation research on male rape

I'm very excited about this weeks show. Along with a discussion of what's happening politically we have a wonderful guest list.Miss Vanetta Farai writer of the play "Soul Mate" along with her director, Lorenzo Frank and one of the plays leads, Keta Megg

Larry and Co-hosts Carla and Warren celebrate Carla's Birthday along with a tribute to Michael Jackson for his birthday and

Larry and crew interviewed Dorien Wilson (The Parker) and Jerome "Bigfoot" Brailey of the Parliaments.

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