Larry Yates As Is

Acclaimed actors Victoria Platt and Bo Foxworth star in the smash hit production of Building the Wall by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning playwright Robert Schenkkan. Building the Wall was written a week before the 2016 election and is set in 2019. The Trump administration has carried out his campaign promise and changed federal policy to round up and detain millions of immigrants. The Los Angeles Times, has characterized the play as “terrifyingly plausible. The production at the Fountain Theatre in Los Angeles, is directed by Michael Michetti.

Presenting Sonia Jackson Actress-Writer-Director Conversations 'Bout the Girls

An enlightening conversation with the four very talented and socially conscious musicians of Streetplay. This group of teenagers have a show with two other bands and rad artists on April 29. This creative local community will perform for an amazing cause - a young girl named Abbey who is fighting cancer.

Brother Tetteh is the founder and Spiritual Director of the Etherean Mission. He uses the laws of nature to organically facilitate the awakening of the uniqueness within each of us.

Clay Pruitt has been an earnest music-maker for over 20 years. His talents include singing, guitar, piano, bass, drums, band leader and musical instructor, helping others achieve their musical dreams.

An important and enlightening conversation on slavery and Reconciliation with our guest Ted Hayes, Patricia Moore, and Dexter Davis.

Our guest is Award-winning playwright, actor, author, and educator Akuyoe Graham who has also dedicated her life to helping youth in the juvenile justice system realize their spiritual identity.

Retired Lt. Smith served 26 1/2 years with the Dallas Police Department and in 1991, was instrumental in capturing Dallas' only known serial killer.

Activist for the homeless, illegal immigration and Peace in the Middle East, a conversation with Ted Hayes.

Inspired Song and Word from brilliant Songstress and Performer Gino Walker

From Hustling Drugs to Pushing A Dream - A Profound Story from an Author Named Pig.

Women marched in solidarity around the world, for rights and against Trump. Our guests are poised to share their unique perspectives on the global phenomena that began as the Women's March on Washington. They represent different cultures, backgrounds and experiences as women. Rev. Carolyn Wilkins, a powerful advocate for peace and justice is our host for today's show.

A Docudrama based on 1960's Sit-ins and Rev. Carolyn with A Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr.