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City manager Steve Wade defends the city’s decision to pursue buying Hotel Topeka.

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Shawnee Co. Commissioner Aaron Mays discusses the county’s interest and involvement in the hotel sale.

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Restorative Justice – Regina Platt with Topeka Center for Peace and Justice explains the concept and how it can help communities.

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Phelicia Glass offers insight into the grieving process. Spoiler: There are no right and wrong answers!

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House Minority Leader Vic Miller, D-Topeka, visited Eye on NE Kansas to explain the Kansas House Democrats' property tax relief proposals and why he feels they are important.

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Shawnee Co. Commissioner Aaron Mays discusses the passing of Ted Ensley and the Shawnee County career expo.

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Washburn University's new president, Dr. JuliAnn Mazachek, is the university's 15th president and the first woman to hold the role. Her visit to Eye on NE Kansas coincided with International Women's Day.

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Rory Kent, Jr. is the Topeka Performing Arts Center's new executive director. Kent visited Eye on NE Kansas to discuss his vision for TPAC and the arts in the Topeka area.

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Episode 72 of Real Black News features Jersey activist and teacher Zellie Imani sharing the truth about the school system and what parents need to know,  his #NJShutItDown fight against racism at Predominantly White Institutions and the push for free college tuition for black and indigenous students. Zellie also breaks down reasons behind the anger of some black men. Other show topics include updates on Puerto Rico and the Nia Wilson trial in Oakland. This week’s “Black Wall Street Report” with Jatali Bellanton provides tips on intellectual property and patents.  

On the finale episode of 2019, before Real Black News returns in January 2020, Episode 67 of Real Black News features host Raqiyah Mays discussing the season finale of Watchmen along with the Top 5 Black News Stories of the week ranging from Eric Garner and research on incarcerated boys of color to black-created apps focused on vocabulary and money.  Veteran entertainment reporter Ronda Racha Penrice discusses the African American Film Critics (AAFCA) Awards and former investment banker turned CEO of Kids Who Bank, Jatali Bellanton, provides tips on the tiny details that go missing from wills.

Episode 66 of Real Black News features financial educator and best-selling author Tiffany “The Budgetnista” Aliche sharing tips from her world-renown financial management classes that have attracted millions of women. Aliche also discusses the law she created, making financial education for middle school children mandatory in New Jersey schools. Author Anthony ONeal joins the show to discuss his book Debt Free Degree, the student loan crisis, and how he went from homelessness to graduating college without student loans. Other topics include food stamps, Serena Williams, and a new curriculum to fight gun violence in schools.

Episode 65 of Real Black News features host Raqiyah Mays breaking down the top 5 black news stories of the week on topics ranging from marijuana funded reparations and the Laquan McDonald case to black geniuses and African migrants at the Southern Border. Entertainment journalist Ronda Racha Penrice joins “The Screen Grab” to discuss Queen & Slim. While investment expert and founder of Kids Who Bank, Jatali Bellanton, joins “The Black Wall Street Report” to share investment tips.

Episode 64 of Real Black News features Emmy and NAACP Image Award-winning producer P. Frank Williams. He discusses his latest hit docu-series Copwatch, inspiring more to record the police and his own experience with police brutality. Frank also shares thoughts on the murder of Biggie, Tupac, and how the mental health epidemic among black men moves him to share his struggles. Other topics include the uprising in Chile, HBCU’s connecting to universities in Africa, the latest Hollywood diversity report, and Nas.

Kisha Mays believes it’s time for women in business to overcome fear and play bigger. Kisha is building a global business and in our mentoring Minisode she talks about what it means to get out of your comfort zone – and why growth happens when we’re willing to take a chance on ourselves. Kisha has overcome very public failure three times – learning every step of the way – and her mission now is to help one million female founders reach $1mm+ in revenue.

This week’s episode 46 of Real Black News features host Raqiyah Mays celebrating one year of Real Black News. She discusses updates on past news covered with activist and celebrity guests along with this week’s stories on the protests in Memphis over the police murder of Brandon Webber, Viola Davis’ and Steph Curry’s Charleston, SC documentary "Emanuel," and California’s move to provide health insurance to immigrants. Entertainment journalist Ronda Racha Penrice joins “The Screen Grab” to talk about what happened at the American Black Film Festival. While investment expert Jatali Bellanton provides financial advice in "The Black Wall Street Report."

Kisha Mays believes it’s time for women in business to overcome fear and play bigger. She shares how she’s overcome very public failure three times – learning every step of the way – and has now taken her business global. Her mission is to help one million female founders reach $1mm+ in revenue.

Ken introduces you to four of his all-time favorite radio performers.  These are the voices that inspired him and made him laugh.   Vin Scully, Dan Ingram, The Real Don Steele, and Gary Burbank.

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Steven Mays is a graduate of the US Naval Academy who was personally interviewed by and served under Admiral Hyman Rickover as a quality control officer for nuclear technology aboard a number of Los Angeles class attack submarines and later went on to work for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.  Steven Mays is now a corporate leadership coach and the author of Power of 3 Lessons in Leadership. Today we talk about leadership, Stevens experiences and whether or not there is a leadership crises in America today.

Steven Mays is a graduate of the US Naval Academy who was personally interviewed by and served under Admiral Hyman Rickover as a quality control officer for nuclear technology aboard a number of Los Angeles class attack submarines and later went on to work for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.  Steven Mays is now a corporate leadership coach and the author of Power of 3 Lessons in Leadership. Today we talk about leadership, Stevens experiences and whether or not there is a leadership crises in America today.

Klockan klämtar för Theresa Mays Brexitkompromiss och allt tyder på att hennes förslag kommer röstas ned med en förkrossande majoritet.

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Ikväll ska det brittiska parlamentet ta ställning till Theresa Mays Brexitkompromiss. Men förslaget ser ut att falla enligt brittiska tidningar och både de som vill ha en hård Brexit och de som vill stanna kvar i EU förbereder nästa steg. I veckans avsnitt av "Europapodden" diskuterar Susanne Palme, Margareta Svensson, Claes Aronsson och Niklas Bremberg vad som händer härnäst – och hur det påverkar resten av Europa.

Podden fokuserar även på det spanska högerpopulistiska partiet Vox som överraskande tog 12 platser i Andalusiens parlamentet – och frågar sig var EU-politiken tog vägen i uppgörelsen mellan S, C, L och MP.  

Programledare: Caroline Salzinger

Producent: Björn Barr