Interview with Hon. Popo Molefe, an illustrious South African and other guests in memory of the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Africa's giant and author of "No Future Without Forgiveness," Archbishop Desmond Tutu. This special episode celebrates the

Michelle Obama & Kamala Harris: Can Powerhouse Black Women Help Redeem America? Part 2

Oct 28th, 2020 1h 3m

I remember my writing workshop professor saying, "If you're not going to tell the whole truth, don't be a writer because your lies would begin to have holes you can't plug". This episode reveals without plan my bottled up emotions about living

CALLING THE AFRICAN COMMUNITY TO GOTV

Oct 26th, 2020 59m 18s

This week on Waljamaha Community Radio with Malam Labaran Charles Cooper, Chairman of the United African Coalition, (UNAC) and Executive Director Bukola Shonuga are calling on the African community in New York to Get Out The Vote and not undere

How Does Cultural Identity Impact Race and Racism in America

Sep 1st, 2020 1h 6m

“I have struggled with the challenges of what it means to be a black woman who went to one of the best universities to secure my phd and then I’m teaching at the City University of New York . . . I’m accomplished, I’m comfortable materially, I

Michelle Obama & Kamala Harris: Can Powerhouse Black Women Help Redeem America?

Aug 22nd, 2020 1h 1m

Journalist/Blogger, activist, public speaker, GLORIA DULAN-WILSON joins T&R for a riveting-pull no punches discussion on the powerful role of black women in America, a recap of the First Lady Michelle Obama's gut-punch speech at the Dem Nationa

How Does Cultural Identity Impact Race and Racism in America Part 3

Aug 14th, 2020 46m 21s

Is there an advantage to identifying as black instead of African? Professor Milton Allimadi, a Ugandan-American and an adjunct professor of African History at John Jay College of the City University of New York (CUNY) speaks to how crucial it i

How does Cultural Identity Impact Race and Racism in America Part 2

Aug 7th, 2020 36m 35s

Milton Allimadi is a Ugandan-American, an adjunct professor of African History at John Jay College of the City University of New York (CUNY) and the publisher of New York City-based Black Star News, a Pan-African media outlet. He joins the conv

How does Cultural Identity Impact Race and Racism in America Part 1

Jul 31st, 2020 31m 51s

Diaspora Africans identity is informed by their cultural background and respective countries of origin, hence they identify as Gambian, Liberian, Malian, Ghanaian, Nigerian and so on. But when they arrive in America, they're forced to identify

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Truth & Reconciliation (Trailer)

Jul 29th, 2020 59s

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Raising a Colorblind Young Black Male in the 21st Century America

Jul 29th, 2020 42m 26s

Without candid conversations on systemic racism in America and its multigenerational impact on Black Americans across social, political and economic spectrum, the Center Cannot Hold. This program Truth and Reconciliation aims to dive in deep, p

Reliance on Faith & Spirituality during COVID-19

May 26th, 2020 24m 14s

Imam Awal Ayub speaks about tapping Faith & Spirituality to ride the storm during COVID-19 lockdown.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bukola-shonuga/support

Coping with Ramadan in the COVID-19 Pandemic Part 2

May 18th, 2020 31m 11s

This episode continues discussion with spiritual leaders to enlighten our audience on Islam teachings during the month of Ramadan vis-a-vis the unprecedented challenges and complications created by COVID-19. . .--- Support this podcast: htt

Coping with Ramadan (Muslim fasting) in the COVID-19 Pandemic

May 13th, 2020 23m 47s

This episode on COVID-19 examines the challenges posed by COVID-19 during the Holy month of Ramadan. Muslims are obligated to fast throughout the month of Ramadan which falls on April/May 2020, right in "the eye of the storm of COVID-19." The A

Wal-Jamaha Talk Radio NYC Census 2020

Apr 25th, 2020 1h 7m

Wal-Jamaha Talk Radio is a NYC Community program in Hausa language. Hausa is one of the dialects in Nigeria and Ghana. The show focuses on issues relating to the Ghanaian immigrant community in NYC and the US.--- Support this podcast: https

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