In our first hour, we discuss the role of race in education and how we assist youth in building healthy identities and relationships when they are at their most vulnerable. How can we get children the tools they need for positive outcomes in such a deeply divided system?
Marc, Lamar Tyler, and comic Meshelle continue their discussion on Black marriage.
We continue our conversation about bias on the Fox News network for the first half of this hour, playing more clips and examining what highly politicized media is doing to America's news industry.
We open the hour with an update from Kimberly Schultz, Director of Communications for the Office of the Public Defender, on the Public Defender Hearing.
On the first half of today's show, Marc talks with Thomas Gouttierre, who is the Director of the Center for Afghanistan Studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Gouttierre also lived and worked in Afghanistan for nearly 10 years, from 1964-1974. Gouttierre and Marc talk about the war in Afghanistan.
Anthony McCarthy co-hosts with Marc today, and Cornel West joins us to discuss his new memoir, Brother West: Living and Loving Out Loud.
On the secound hour of today's show Marc talks with legendary jazz singer, composer, pianist, and band leader Ethel Ennis and her husband Earl Arnett. Marc and Ethel talk about her career and her rare upcoming performance at the Creative Alliance.
On the secound hour of todays show Marc sits down with Coleman Barks and talks about Rumi.
On the first hour of today's show Marc and his guests talk about the ICC, a new highway being constructed in Maryland.
Marc and Anthony Mccarthy, Host of the Anthony Mccarthy show on WEAA every friday from 5-7pm, have a conversation about the Healthcare Bill & on Barack Obama winning the Noble Peace Prize.
On today's show, Marc talks with:
For the second hour of today's show, Marc speaks with guests about current state of Native American living and the rights of American Indians. Today's panel included:
Marc and Anthony start out the hour with a half hour conversation with Congressman John Sarbanes about the public option, where it is and where it's going in the ongoing healthcare debate.
For our first hour, Marc, Anthony McCarthy and our panel discuss the issue of false arrest and police harassment in Baltimore City. Are people being targeted because of how they look? How does the relationship between our police and our citizens need to evolve from here?
Today's panel included: