Uhuru Radio : Shows and Archives

Caribbean Forum
Saturday, 2pm to 4pm UTC
Host: Ron Bobb-Semple
Topic: Talk show covering a variety of topics affecting African people in the Caribbean.
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Great Moments in African History
Saturday, 4pm to 5pm UTC
Host: Producer - Ron Bobb-Semple
Topic: The human race is of African History. The African continent has always inspired the rest of the world with its unique culture and roots in human origin.
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Report from Africans in Sweden and throughout Europe
Saturday, 5pm to 6pm UTC
Host: Fosiya Aqli and Makda Yohannes
Topic: Report from Africans in Sweden and around Europe
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Strait from Da Streets
Sunday, 2pm to 3pm UTC
Host: AJ Ali
Topic: Learn to unlock your full potential.
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Omali Yeshitela Speaks
Sunday, 3pm to 4pm UTC
Host: (None - Pre-Recorded)
Topic: Pre-recorded speeches from Omali Yeshitela, Chairman of the African Socialist International and founder of the Uhuru Movement, including his most up-to-date analysis on world events, historical speeches teaching the ideology of African Internationalism and frank discussions with other international leaders. Follow the Chairman on Facebook | Follow the African People's Socialist Party on Facebook
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Africa Live
Sunday, 4pm to 6pm UTC
Host: Jevon Gee
Topic: Africa Live brings you the best in news and analysis from the African Internationalist perspective. Join host Jevon Gee, African People's Socialist Party Director of Agitation and Propaganda, in a live discussion on a variety of topics affecting African people at home and abroad.
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Reparations in Action!
Sunday, 6pm to 7pm UTC
Host: James Simpson
Topic: Live discussion with African People's Solidarity Committee Chairwoman Penny Hess and other members of the solidarity movement, on the philosophy, analysis and strategy involved in winning and organizing white people to solidarity with the international African revolution.
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Diasporic Music
Sunday, 7pm to 9pm UTC
Host: Jalali Norman Otis Richmond
Topic: Producer/Host Norman (Otis) Richmond aka Jalali provides an All-African mix of music and politics. "Diasporic Music" is made in the West but is not of the West."
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Revolutionary Health and Fitness
Sunday, 11pm to 12pm UTC
Host: John Thomas
Topic: A new show hosted by John Thomas, trainer at the TyRon Lewis Community Gym
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Golden Sunday Sounds
Monday, 0am to 3am UTC
Host: Ron Bobb-Semple
Topic: Tune in and relax with romantic love songs of yesteryear. Email your requests to ron@uhururadio.com or call-in during the live show at 727-565-1599.
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Black Agenda Radio
Wednesday, 5pm to 6pm UTC
Host: Glen Ford
Topic: Discussion and commentary on the week's news with Glen Ford, senior editor of Black Agenda Report and Nellie Bailey, organizer with the Harlem Tenants Council.
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Uhuru Time
(not currently being produced)
Host: Sello Tladi and Thabang ka Ndlovu
Topic: Coverage and analysis of current and historical events from the southern Africa front of the international African liberation struggle.
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The Music Speaks
(not currently being produced)
Host: (rotating)
Topic: Experience lyricists, producers and DJs from the US to the UK, expressing oppressed peoples' conditions through hip-hop.
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The Church and Revolution
(not currently being produced)
Host: Deacon Christopher Frazier
Topic: Join this live discussion of the role of the church in the revolution.
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Radiothon 2012
(not currently being produced)
Host: APSP
Topic: UhuruRadio Radiothon2012 See uhurunews.com/special/radiothon2012/
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KiriKiri Nigeria
(not currently being produced)
Host: Olufemi Ijebuode
Topic: "In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." KiriKiri Nigeria represents a weekly investigation of truth and reality in the colonial concentration camp that is Nigeria.

The program features commentary and analysis about topical issues in Africa and the world, and the lived experience of a so-called Nigerian in Europe and America.
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African Women in Revolution
(not currently being produced)
Host: Chioma Oruh
Topic: African Women in Revolution! aims to highlight the generally under-stated contributions of African women in the struggle for liberation. We explore issues ranging from the history of matriarchal African cultures, the history of African women in the movement, liberal feminism and the detriment its done, the struggles of African women, how African women suffer under colonialism, to defining the African Internationalist approach to the women question.
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Revolutions per Minute
(not currently being produced)
Host: Andrew Calhoun
Topic: Hosted by North Carolina-based jazz aficionado Andrew Calhoun.
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Rendez-vous avec Chairman Omali Yeshitela
(not currently being produced)
Host: Luwezi Kinshasa (interview is bilingual in English and French)
Topic: Chairman Omali Yeshitela, est interviewé par Luwezi Kinshasa, sur les questions brûlantes de la révolution Africaine et la montée des luttes des peuples opprimés , à travers le monde dans le contexte de la crise de l’impérialisme .
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Mbonge
(not currently being produced)
Host: Wabuza
Topic: Mpo na kososola maye matali kimpwanza ya Mboka Kongo mpe Afrika nionso mpe Bayindo banso Mokili Mobimba. Toyambaka Bandeko banso baye bazali kolandela Makambo na Mozindo. Lolaka oyo esalami mpo na kotalisa Bandeko Makambo ma sika mpe maye malekaki. Yango wana tolingi koloba boye “Fongola Matoyi mpo na tofongola yo Miso”.
Join us (in Lingala) to discuss how we are going to get our freedom, for Congo, the whole of Africa and all black people around the world. We will be having guests to help us to have an indepth understanding of all key issues. This program will examine our past and current struggles. To open your eyes, open your ears to this freedom news.
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African Resistance Now!
(not currently being produced)
Host: Diop Olugbala
Topic: Broadcast live from Black and Nobel Bookstore in the heart of North Philly, African Resistance Now covers current events effecting the African community and our struggle for self determination. We also conduct political education presentations for the community. The political education, led by InPDUM's President Diop Olugbala, is designed to arm the masses in Philly and worlwide with an understanding of the art and science of revolutionary struggle. Tune in every Wednesday by going to inpdum.org. You can listen live on uhururadio.com If you are in Philly come out and be a part of the live studio audience! The show is broadcast at Black and Nobel Bookstore - located at 1409 W. Erie Ave (Broad and Erie).
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African International
(not currently being produced)
Host: Maitho Adabuwale
Topic: Conscious Hip Hop, Reggae, Afro Beat, Salsa, Jazz, R&B and more! African International is an eclectic mix of the very best progressive music from throughout the African World. Interviews and social commentary included. Join Maitho every Monday and Saturday from 8-10 am Pacific as he takes you on an authentic musical journey exploring the common aspirations and struggles of a dispersed African Nation.
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Occupy Imperialism: Uhuru Solidarity Movement National Convention
(not currently being produced)
Host: Uhuru Solidarity Movement
Topic: Occupy Imperialism: Crisis, Resistance and Solidarity with Liberation of Africans and Oppressed Peoples
See UhuruSolidarity.org
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Uhuru House Reunion
(not currently being produced)
Host: Uhuru Movement
Topic: On Saturday, June 16, 2012, the Oakland Freedom Summer Project will host the Uhuru House Reunion. This reunion will be a celebration of the 40th anniversary of the African People's Socialist Party and the achievements of the worldwide Uhuru Movement.
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Black is Back Conference: Obama, the election and the struggle for justice, peace, a better life and black power
(not currently being produced)
Host: Black is Back Coalition
Topic: The Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations is holding our annual conference in Newark, New Jersey under the theme: "Obama, the election and the struggle for justice, peace a better life and black power."

Most of us greeted the election of Barack Obama with hope and excitement in the U.S. and around the world. However, since his election the U.S. continues to make war and threats of war against people in the Middle East and elsewhere. Also, the issues of jobs, the economic quarantine of our communities, police violence and mass incarceration are not even being addressed during the current presidential election campaign.

Can the electoral process be of any use to black people in our struggle for a decent life without fear and imposed violence and poverty? If so, how?

Join the Annual Conference of the Black is Back Coalition to examine all these issues and to get organized. Read more
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Replay of Black is Back Conference: Obama, the election and the struggle for justice, peace, a better life and black power
(not currently being produced)
Host: Black is Back Coalition
Topic: Tune in to Sunday's Uhuru Radio broadcast featuring special coverage of the annual conference of the Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations which took place August 18, 2012 in Newark, New Jersey under the theme: "Obama, the election and the struggle for justice, peace a better life and black power."


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Common Ground
(not currently being produced)
Host: Alex Jordan Darby
Topic: The health and fitness forum, hosted by Alex Jordan Darby
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