Black Power 96 doors are temporarily closed
Black Power 96 Radio · Black Power 96 Radio's doors are temporarily closed Black Power 96 FM volunteer tests positive for coronavirus; station staff and volunteers quarantined while awaiting test…
Artist spotlight: Joseph Smith (aka Jas Gospel) performs “Greater” for Black Power 96 Radio’s Free Da Mic online concert
Gospel artist Joseph Smith (aka Jas Gospel) recorded the song "Greater" for Black Power 96 Radio's "Free Da Mic" online concert. Thank you Joseph Smith for sharing your talent with…
#OmaliTaughtMe on July 12: African and Mexican women in the struggle for liberation!
Watch the July 12th episode of #OmaliTaughtMe on African and Mexican women in the struggle for liberation! A continuation of the special series featuring the Mexican liberation organization Unión del…
Artist spotlight: Derek “The Change Man” Smith performs “Call Him” at Black Power 96 Radio’s Free Da Mic online concert
On Friday, July 3rd, Derek "The Change Man" Smith performed the song "Call Him" LIVE from his home in Tampa, as part of Black Power 96 Radio's "Free Da Mic"…
The People’s War – Episode 15: Black Community Control of the Police
Guests on this week's program are both from St. Louis, MO: Jabreia Taylor, law student at the Saint Louis University School of Law and President of Law School’s Street Law Chapter…
ICYMI – Watch Free Da Mic: Black Power Matters!
On Friday, July 3rd, 12 artists shared a virtual stage as part of Black Power 96 Radio’s first online edition of Free Da Mic! We want to thank all the…
The People’s War – Episode 14: African women must lead
We talk with Yejide Orunmila, President of the African National Women’s Organization (ANWO) about: How to stop violence against African women—colonial (police) and horizontal (within the community) Efforts to stop…
The People’s War – Episode 13: Black Power Matters in the NYC
The People's War Radio Show returns to New York City to talk with: New York City Councilwoman Inez Barron representing the 42nd District in Brooklyn. Born and raised in Brooklyn, a…
The People’s War – Episode 12: Fighting colonial violence, from Minneapolis to Atlanta
Protests opposing police violence against the black community continue unabated in hundreds of U.S. cities and across the globe, even as coronavirus cases spike in many areas. More killings of…
The People’s War – Episode 11: Reports from the Ground: Haiti
A month ago, Haiti’s number of COVID-19 infections barely registered on the global radar screen. But a leading medical group warns that that has now changed alarmingly. At the end…
