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Chris Paul on the NBA finals, former basketball wife Jennifer Williams, the Northeast heat wave and more.
Roland Martin talks with Reverend Fred Luter, Jr. who has been elected as the first black President of the Southern Baptist Convention. The organization that has had the tarnished reputation of being a place for white supremecy, racism and segregation since the mid 1800s, made a decision to change their current course in history. Reverend […]
Sybil discusses today's news headlines including the NBA finals, Mitt Romney, the Trayvon Martin media coverage, and more.
This weekend, enjoy the summer months because they are all too short. Summertime should be full of barbeques, vacations and concerts, before the more serious winter months begin with the annual back to school preparation. New Edition is still on tour, and if you’re in the California area, you can come out and say congratulations […]
TJMS talks with Wonya Lucas, the CEO and president of TV One, about the upcoming season of the hit tv series "Unsung."
Eugene Allen was a staple in the White House, serving as a butler for eight presidential administrations for over 34 years. Eugene Allen was born in a log cabin in Virginia in 1919 under segregation. In 1952, he was hired as a "pantry man," washing dishes, stocking cabinets and shining silverware for $2,400 a year. […]
J. Anthony Brown Murders another hit: this time it's Jay-z's "Excuse Me Miss." Listen to hear this classic remake featuring Attorney Jane Carter and Sybil Wilkes.
Chris Paul goes over todays headlines including Floyd Mayweather, Eric Holder, and more.
"Shazam, Words with Friends, and Angry Birds" talks with Huggy Lowdown about his birthday, Listen to hear more about his special day.
Sybil discusses today's headlines including Eric Holder's contempt proceedings, Trayvon Martin, and more.
Stephanie Robinson joins TJMS to talk about the concept of black people hurting their ownselves with actions we decide to do. Whether it is fighting in clubs like Chris Brown and Drake or purchasing clothes like the shackle shoes even with the underlying racism.
