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Download Podcast Jesse Muhammad, affectionately known as Brother Jesse, is a journalist, award-winning blogger, experienced community organizer, news analyst, social media strategist and international motivational speaker. He hails from Houston, Texas, and recently spoken out on rapes that occur in prisons. Brother Jesse will join us tonight on Militant Minded Radio to discuss his work, his vision and get his take on the NBA, Donald Sterling and related reporting.

Download Podcast Tonight “Vince Most Wanted” drops in on Militant Minded Radio. Vince is the creator of #TRUTHUMENTARYTAPES which can be found on Youtube. He is also a member of the OutLaws.

Download Podcast Saymo describes himself as a Spoken Word Emcee; masterfully fusing both the arts of Hip-Hop and Poetry into his songs. He hails from Columbia, South Carolina, and his passion for writing has been apparent since middle school. Saymo is Driven with the purpose to connect with kindred spirits that lack a voice in todayâ??s society, and he has travelled all across the East Coast spreading his music. Saymo is also the founder of #teamPOET, which is an acronym for Providing Opportunities to Entertain and Teach, that now has reached Kenya and South Africa! But, at his core, Saymo is simply a devotee of his art, and is currently preparing his upcoming body of work.

Download Podcast Militant Minded Radio welcomes back Hip-Hop artivist Jasiri Xtra to discuss human rights issues concerning the Palestinians and the Israelis. In a track and video released in January of 2014 titled "Checkpoint", Jasiri X refers to Israel as an apartheid government.

Download Podcast Min. Paul Scott drops in again on Militant Minded Radio to elaborate on these discussions surrounding Noah and the Curse of Ham.

Download Podcast Funeral director Tyrone Muhammad is on a mission to get a message to the massed of black young men who are caught up in a cycle of violence. A Youtube video featuring Mr. Muhammad speaking on various aspects of the violence that is claiming the lives of young men garnered over 30,000 views with many in support of his message to black youth. Should a 16 yr-old girl be held responsible for the shooting death of a 17 yr-old boy she invited to spend the night in her father’s home and then denied knowing the teen after her father discovered the boy in his home that next morning? Youth advocate and activist Shareef Hameed joins the conversation.