Keeping It Real: Recent Episodes
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Be-Moor Radio introduces the latest vision for sport, "Keeping it Real" with Jonathan Lundy and Kevin Moore. This goes beyond the surface and takes a deep dive into the sports world. Keeping it Real is a sports show for everyone.
The year 2020 saw a unique side of sports that included activism that connected to the athletic heroes of the 1960's who forged an international interest in social justice. Keeping it Real will connect our audience with the real side of the athletes while bridging the gaps between the superstars and just everyday street legends.
You'll hear the behind the scenes stories of the legendary University of Michigan's Fab Five as told by Chris Webber and Jimmy King. You'll also hear inspirational stories of athletes who are transforming their communities or experiencing success in business, education, government, etc. Keeping it Real will not be afraid to ask the critical questions like Black ownership, the misuse of high school and college athletes or when the pain is making others rich but destroying the athletes bodies.
Jonathan and Kevin discuss Cade Cunningham and the Detroit Pistons summer league team, NBA offseason trades and free agency, and other topics around the sports world.
Jonathan, Johnathan and Kevin discuss some topics from the Tokyo Olympics ranging from the mental health of athletes, Simone Biles, USA basketball and more.
Johnathan Smith makes an appearance on the show as he has been contributing behind the scenes to research, questions, editing and other things.
Former Detroit high school baseball star, Aaron Wilson joins Keeping It Real to discuss, the current baseball landscape in Detroit, why blacks are losing interest in baseball, his own efforts to support players in the city, and more. Wilson is currently the scouting director for Prep Baseball Report in Michigan.
Jonathan talks to journalist and baseball historian, Bill Dow about the history of baseball in Detroit and the current state of baseball. Topics range from former Detroit Tigers stars Willie Horton, Ty Cobb, and the historic Hamtramck Stadium.
Fox Sports media giant Rob Parker & Detroit Pistons beat writer for the Detroit Free Press, Omari Sankofa join Jonathan and Kevin to talk about the importance of having black sports writers in media, their own upbringing, the state of blacks in baseball, and what the Detroit Pistons should do with the first pick of the 2021 NBA Draft.
Kurt Keener, Boe Neely, Benny White, and Will Vance join Jonathan and Kevin to discuss the importance of high school sports, how they use coaching methods to get the most out of their student athletes on and off the field, life lessons to be learned, and more.
Central Michigan University's Faithe Ways talks about her role as the Athletic Director of Compliance, the importance of having black women in athletic administration, and how the NCAA need to let student-athletes profit off of name, image, and likeness.
Former Detroit Cass Tech High School star quarterback Jayru Campbell discusses his football journey from Cass, to Garden City Community College, and to Ferris State. He also talks about not letting one moment define the rest of his life and how he has grown from his mistakes at Cass Tech.
Coach Robinson discusses the Netflix series and coaching at the junior college level and why it is important that JUCOs get the exposure that something like Last Chance U can bring.
Bowling Green State University guard Justin Turner kicks off the first episode of Keeping It Real. Justin talks about his upbringing in Detroit, MI, how he got into basketball, his journey through the AAU circuit, Renaissance High School, preparation for the NBA Draft, and a message for young basketball players coming up.