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Ebony’s Bones
Explore~Question~Decolonize
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Hi my name is Ronkeia Bates. I am a recent journalism graduate and I aspire to be a famous radio personality in the near future. I currently volunteer at KKFI so that I can gain more experience and knowledge that will not only help me develop more skills but will also help me perfect my craft.
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Ebony’s Bones is a kitchen table conversation that explores the souls of black folk, as we decolonize and question everything that we’ve been told to believe.
Host Ebony M. Johnson along with Historian and Professor AJ Lowe, discuss and question the plight of black folk with various guests.
Dominique McCrary and Ronkeia Bates take your calls live!
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April 1, 2020 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
When We All Suffer
Tonight's table topic: Does universal suffering supersede our divides?
Host Ebony M. Johnson along with Historian and Professor AJ Lowe, discuss the affects of universal suffering on race, capitalism, politics and more.
We take your calls live!
ListenMarch 12, 2020 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Black Identity
Tonight's table topic: Black Identity
Host Ebony M. Johnson along with Historian and Professor AJ Lowe, discuss how blacks uniquely identify in America with David Blaise, Guadeloupe-born entrepreneur.
Dominique McCrary & Ronkeia Bates take your calls live!
ListenFebruary 13, 2020 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Black Patriotism
Tonight's table topic: Black Patriotism
Host Ebony M. Johnson along with Historian and Professor AJ Lowe, discuss the challenges with pride for America and black suppression.
We are taking your calls live!
ListenJanuary 30, 2020 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Black Hair
Tonight's table topic: Black Hair
Host Ebony M. Johnson along with Historian and Professor AJ Lowe, discuss the issues that black students have been dealing with regarding their hair with educator and JD, Catina Taylor.
Ronkeia Bates takes your calls live!
ListenJanuary 9, 2020 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
The Black Body
Tonight's table topic: The Black Body
Host Ebony M. Johnson along with Ronkeia Bates, discuss how we relate to each other, sex, various types of relationships and more with poet, author and gallery owner, Natasha Ria El-Scari.
Dominique McCrary takes your calls live!
ListenDecember 12, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Black Love
Tonight's table topic: Black Love
Host Ebony M. Johnson along with Historian Albert Lowe, discuss how we relate to each other, sex, various types of relationships and more with poet, author and gallery owner, Natasha Ria El-Scari.
Ronkeia Bates takes your calls live!
ListenNovember 14, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Black Politics
Tonight's table topic: Black Politics
Host Ebony M. Johnson along with Historian Albert Lowe, discuss the opportunities and challenges of politics in the black community with Political Science Professor, Deborah Scott of Metropolitan Community College.
Associate Producer, Dominique McCrary provides a clip from Malcolm X's The Ballot or The Bullet speech.
Ronkeia Bates takes your calls live!
ListenOctober 10, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
No Justice In History
On tonight's show, Host Ebony M. Johnson discusses Justice with Professor Albert Lowe of Metropolitan Community College.
Associate Producer, Dominique McCrary, provides a clip from Amiri Baraka's Somebody Blew Up America.
And we are taking your calls live!
ListenSeptember 12, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Why Won’t Black Folk Just Get Out?
On tonight's show, Host Ebony M. Johnson asks~ Why won't black folk just get out?
The question stems from black people's frustrations and pains living in the United States.
Along with Professor Albert Lowe of Metropolitan Community College, Ebony discusses our spiritual, mental, emotional and physical escapes.
Ronkeia Bates takes your calls live!
ListenAugust 8, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Integration vs. Segregation
Host Ebony M. Johnson, questions Integration vs. Segregation with Metropolitan Community College History Professor, Albert Lowe.
Associate Producer, Dominique McCrary, provides clips from Dr. Kwame Ture's 1966 Black Power speech, Malcom X's The Ballot or The Bullet and takes your calls, live!
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