10K Fearless - TriState: Recent Episodes
Holly Springs Study Group - Abdul Shahid Muhammad
Moving through North Mississippi, West Tennessee and East Arkansas healing our communities to unite among ourselves. We MUST accept the responsibility to make our communities a safe and decent place to live.
Tonight we discuss the return of gerrymandering political maps in America to completely silence of the poor and disenfranchised.
Tonight we discuss the need for leaders and concerned citizens to become more active in the streets of our communities in North Mississippi to help our young people resolve interpersonal conflicts without resorting to violence.
Tonight we take a look at the Vape and Smoke Shops that are beginning to populate our communities in North Mississippi.
Tonight we interview the organizers of the 1st Annual Taste of Holly Springs. A day of Family, Community, Food and Fun.
Tonight we discuss the events planned during the week of spring break for the Holly Springs, Marshall, and Benton County Youth. Also, efforts underway to revive Holly Springs and make Marshall County a decent and safe place to live.
“First: History is above all our studies. The most attractive and best qualified to reward our research. As it develops the springs and motives of human actions and displays the consequence of circumstances which operates most powerfully on the destinies of the human being.” ~ Hon. Elijah Muhammad
The 100 plus year saga of a Black family, known as the Singleton heirs, who have been struggling with powerful white folks in St. Mary and Assumption Parishes to maintain and live freely on property that has been in their family since 1844.
Reclaiming the ‘real’ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., amid efforts to erase, sanitize his legacy. Something we must do for All of Our Freedom Fighters who’s legacy is being corrupted.
A conversation with Andrinetta Howard - President of the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce.
What must we do to make our community a safe and decent place to work, fellowship, and live?
What will 2026 bring, and how must we prepare for what’s ahead in the current climate of America?
The Demartravion “Trey” Reed hanging Investigation: The independent autopsy results of the hanging of Trey Reed at Delta State University in Cleveland, Mississippi are in. We’re now living in the year 2025, and much white America’s racial hatred for black people and lynching of us continues. It never ended.
The Trey Reed hanging Investigation: As we grapple with yet another hanging of a black man in Mississippi, we must face the fact that America’s dark past of race hatred for black people and lynching never ended. It just got quiet and covert, but its getting loud again.
Tonight we discuss the growing movement in the trenches or hoods of Black America to end the Beefs and stop seeing one another as “opps”.
Tonight we discuss then of DEI, the gutting of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, and it’s impact on Black America. What message are they sending to us?
Tonight we examine yet another citizen’s harrowing encounter with a Senatobia Mississippi Police Officer.
Tonight we discuss the arrival of white South African Refugees in America, and the establishment of smoke shops selling “Marijuana” in Black Communities in Mississippi.
Tonight we discuss, “It’s On Us Now!!!” We must accept responsibility for what’s happening in our community. We must change it!
Tonight we discuss Crime - Violence and the plague of death in our communities. The children see no future. We must prepare one. Plus, Plus, Qaadir Malik Lewis and Naazir Rahim Lewis, 19, dead on top of Bell Mountain in Hiawassee, Georgia.
Tonight we discuss the noticeable increase in gun violence among our youth in Holly Springs and North Mississippi. Plus, on October 4th, 2024, 41-year-old truck driver Trumaine White dies within hours of being arrested in Liberty, MS.
Tonight we discuss the importance of having God's Peace and Favor in our lives that will equip us with the essentials needed to face whatever comes in 2025 and beyond.
Brothers Dulum Strong, Karl El Ansaar Stokes, and David Barksdale to discuss the importance of The Big We Global.
Tonight we will recap this past Saturday’s 1st Real-Talk “Stop The Killing” rally in Tupelo, MS in an effort to bring peace and safety of our communities.
Tonight we will check in on the Brothers in Tupelo, MS as we prepare to visit and participate in the first stop on the Real-Talk Stop The Killing Tour of Mississippi.
The Benefit of Our Unity: Tonight we will have an open discussion on the question of "What Can We Do In 2024 To Attain Unity Among Black People In America?"
Tonight we interview Andrea Braxton, the mother of Amyia Braxton who was run over in her front yard in 2016 as she got off her school bus in Pontotoc, MS. No one has been held accountable. Did the Police, Sheriff and DA cover up a vehicular homicide to protect Karen Carpenter?
Tonight we will hear from the voices of the street at the community level in Mississippi. Brothers Ambassador Strong, OG Capone, and Teddy Cobb are at ground zero in their community every day actively working to help end the violence and resolve conflicts between our young people.
This episode brings attention to a new jail proposal in Lee County, MS. Also, the State of Alabama’s use of prison inmates for what some see as modern day slaves through a “Work Release Program” that some are calling the new “Convict Leasing” system.
Tonight, we will have a long overdue discussion/interview on Protecting the Sanctity of Womanhood: The Crisis of Violence Against Black Women with Bro. Dr. Lawrence X Henry PhD.
On August 22, 1992, 18 year old Andre Jones was murdered in a Mississippi Jail, but it was ruled a suicide. On the 32nd Anniversary of his murder, we interview his mother, Esther Muhammad, and review (Mississippi Jail Hangings Behind the Magnolias) the book she wrote on his life and death.
An interview with Std. Min. Charles Muhammad as we remember the murder of Andre Jones, and the Great Flood of 1993 that followed.
The recurring nightmare of the extrajudicial killing of Black People by rogue police officers and the growing lack of trust between the black community and local police departments.
We must have a real talk conversation with our young men and women on how we must address the violence and murder we perpetrate against ourselves.
After 469 years living in America, Black People still suffer just living among whites, and they suffer from our presence.
The truth about UFOs has been ANSWERED and identified! We will discuss the documentary project that “proves” the truth about the UFO phenomena and its direct relationship to the Nation of Islam. Tonight’s interview with Std. Min. Illia Rashad Muhammad will cover the most controversial aspect of the teachings of the Most Hon. Elijah Muhammad and the Hon. Min. Louis Farrakhan from which he’s produced the documentary, ”Answered: The Coming of God.”
How do we view and characterize Juneteenth? Should we call it celebrating Freedom? Why was Juneteenth made a Federal Holiday in 2021?
Building A Great Nation, The Struggle Continues: A conversation with Lee County, MS NAACP President Charles Moore.
A conversation with Bro. Kurt Muhammad about the Love 1st Initiative, “Gone But Not Forgotten”, and Amending ACT 539 of 2017.
Local corruption, intimidation, harassment, fear, assaulted, missing, and murdered in today’s Mississippi.
Residents of Black Communities in Senatobia and throughout the State consider “How To Effective Respond The Goon Squads of Mississippi?”
Recent Police Actions by members of the Senatobia, Mississippi Police Department begs the question, ”Does the Senatobia, MS Police Dept. Have A Goon Squad?”
A conversation with Tony and Deloris Jones who say, "We must feed our people". Based in the "Orange Mound" community in Memphis, TN, Tony and Deloris Jones run and maintain a high-tunnel and small farm in Holly Springs Mississippi.
Atty. Trent Walker and Activist John C. Barnett give an update on the Rankin County, MS Goon Squad sentencing and what lies ahead. Also, Goon Squad Deputy Brett McAlpin files a notice to appeal his 27 year sentence to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Std. Prison Reform Min. Kenneth Muhammad of Muhammad Mosque #55 and Vera Institute Research Associate discusses the recent call to action for Criminal Justice Reform in Memphis and Shelby County, Tennessee.
Tonight we discuss the question, ”Is there a connection between psyche meds our children are being prescribed and the violence we see among them?”
William Muhammad and Gerald Muhammad alert us to the wide distribution of genetically modified foods, terminator seeds, dangerous chemicals used in food production, and possible new legislation regulating urban gardens in the U.S.
A review of the 2023 headlines in the #1 independent black owned and operated international news paper in the world - The Final Call.
Discussing the need to internalize and apply the principles of Kwanzaa (Nguzo Saba) among our people throughout the year with Kieffer DeBerry and Wayne Jones.
Tonight we’ll discuss the acute rise in gun violence in Memphis and the mid-south, and the need for conflict resolution training throughout our community.
Special Guest Marquell Bridges gives updates on pending outcomes of police shooting cases to keep attention on the gross injustices black people continue to suffer in small town America - - - AND - - - "The Satanic Temple's After School Satan Club" is coming to an Elementary school in Memphis, TN.
Special Guest William Stewart shares the account of the tragic, heartbreaking, police shooting of Stephen Clay Perkins without much detail or explanation from the Decatur, AL Police Department, and the trauma to his wife, children, and family.
A Conversation w/ Std. Min. Kevin Muhammad of Muhammad Study of Chattanooga, TN on Community Haven: Making Our Community A Safe & Decent Place To Live.
On the 28th Anniversary of The Historic Million Man March and Holy Day of Atonement we listen the replay of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan's soul stirring message of Atonement, Reconciliation and Responsibility.
A conversation with Bro. Rodney ”DuvSac” Lowe of ”HoodReform” and the Marshall County ”NAACP”.
Understanding the importance of land ownership and Farming in 2023: A perspective from Mississippi farmers Musa Muhammad, Gerald Muhammad, William Muhammad and Shawn X.
A discussion on the struggle for JUSTICE for families ill-affected by Police Brutality in Mississippi and the Delta with Attorney Dr. Malik Zulu Shabazz of Black Lawyers for Justice and National Activist John C. Barnett of T.H.U.G. (True Healing Under God).
Interview of Tiffany Carter (and Family), the mother of Mississippi murder victim Rasheem Carter, to keep Rasheem's story on the minds and hearts of our people.
Voices From The Delta w/ Bro. Marquell Bridges of Building Bridges for Community Unity & Progress. Plus: Testimonials from families victimized by local police.
Reviewing headline article "Momentum After Montgomery" in the FCN; 1,000 Black Men Jackson Mississippi.
7th Annual Building Power Summit 2023 September 15 - 17, 2023 - Jackson, MS & Standing up to unite against aggression, torture, and tyranny from Montgomery Alabama to Rogue Police Officers/Agencies in Mississippi.
The Local Organizing Committee of Greenville: The Fight for Justice in Mississippi with Bro. Kareem Muhammad. Featuring an update on today's court proceedings on the sexual assault and torture of two black men (Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrell Parker) by 5 white ex-Rankin County Sheriff Deputies and 1 ex-Richland police officer.
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Street Organizations, Grassroots Programs, the Youth and their role in the Liberation Struggle. A discussion with Bro. Main C of the Conservative Vice Lords & YAGA.
An interview with Pastor Dante Parnell on how the new age of Social Media and Hip Hop necessitates that we find new and better ways to connect with our youth.
A discussion with Muhammad Mosque 55's Student Minister Abdul Muthakkir Muhammad on "Our Youth, Crime, & Violence: Who Will Address Them, and How?"
A Fisher Of Men: Final Call. A discussion on the need for truthful, non-corporate controlled news and media with Hashim Hakim Muhammad.
The upcoming commemoration and celebration of the 161st Birth Anniversary of Ida B. Wells-Barnett with Rev. Leona Harris - Director of the Ida B. Wells Museum located at 220 Randolph St. Holly Springs, MS.
Still We Rise: 3rd Annual Juneteenth Festival in Holly Springs - Marshall County, MS. A discussion on how to inspire our people to use freedom to bring about justice and equality for ouselves.
On the 50th Anniversary of the Birth of Hip-Hop music we take a look it’s role in the Struggle for Liberation in 2023 and beyond with artists MCE.
A discussion explaining what is the 10K Fearless, and why our people should get involved to help bring peace to our communities.
A conversation with the Student Southern Regional Minister of the Nation of Islam and National Director of the Ten Thousand Fearless, Bro. Abdul Sharrieff Muhammad.
When The South Rises: A Conversation With Abdul Sharrieff Muhammad (The Student Southern Regional Minister of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan).
A conversation with Rodney "DuvSac" Lowe of the Marshall County NAACP and Antjuan Lester & Rolanda Lester of CareNow about the importance and value of the MLK Day of Service 2023.
Mississippi On The Move reflects on the year 2022 with thanks and gratitude to almighty God-Allah for our lives, health, families and listeners as we enter the year 2023.
TRUE PRISON REFORM: A Look At The NOI's Prison Reform Ministry with the Nation of Islam's Student National Prison Reform Minister, Abdullah Muhammad and Bro. Kenneth Muhammad, a product of and helper in the NOI Prison Reform Ministry.
Let Us Make Man: The Classroom Of The GODS & Farrakhan Speaks: The Ye & Kyrie Irving Controversy
The Strength & Legacy of Mamie Till-Mobley: Has Mississippi Changed 67 Years After the Murder of Emmitt Till?
COMMEMORATING THE DAY NEARLY 2 MILLION BLACK MEN CAME TO WASHINGTON D.C. AT THE CALL OF THE HONORABLE MINISTER LOUIS FARRAKHAN ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 16TH, 1995.
Become acquainted with the Divine Wisdom, Guidance and Greatness of the Eternal Leader of The Nation of Islam, the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad and understand why you should get to know Him.
Mississippi On The Move interfaced tonight's episode with the Elevated Places broadcast to allow our listeners to hear the Tribute To Sis. Dr. Ava Muhammad.
The Nation of Islam Prison Reform Ministry has been a key component of the Muslim Program. Point #5 of the NOI's Muslim Program states, "We want freedom for all Believers of Islam now held in federal prisons. We want freedom for all Black men and women now under death sentence in innumerable prisons in the North as well as the South.
Broadcasting LIVE @ The Black Liberation Movement's Building Power Summit 6 in Senatobia, Mississippi.
Celebrating The NOI's Prison Reform Ministry: The History, Value and Transformative Power of the Teachings of the Most Hon. Elijah Muhammad as taught by the Hon. Min. Louis Farrakhan.
Special guest Student Min. Abram Muhammad gives us a "Ground Zero" view of the water crisis in Jackson Mississippi.
City officials and residents struggle to manage flood and water treatment plant failures exacerbated by flooding due to decades of deferred maintenance, a lack of investment in capital improvements, and divestments into predominately black, poor cities in Mississippi.
We're live on location at Shady Grove Presbyterian Church in Memphis, TN covering a panel discussion on the case of Quinton Sanders, juvenile justice and unfair sentencing guidelines. Children in the state of Tennessee can be sentenced to a 60 year life sentence with the minimum sentence being 51 years, which is the harshest sentence for children in the country. These young people are known as Juvenile Lifers.
A discussion with Dr. Wesley Muhammad on his book, Understanding The Assault On The Black Man Vol. 2 - The Pot Plot: Marijuana, Hip Hop and the Scientific Assault On Black America.
State & Local Prosecutors refuse to prosecute Carolyn Bryant-Donham in Emmett Till murder.
Live from Milwaukee, WI at the National Training Conference 2022 w/ "Grand Master" Abdul Azizz Muhammad.
Our aim is to start a local conversation that will lead to action on our communities can better serve the students of our HBCUs and attract some of the graduates to stay to serve and further develop their community where they were educated.
Bro. Abdul Shahid and Bro. Kenneth discuss the laters news stories in the Final Call Newspaper. Also, a live report from Greenwood, MS by Bro. Patrick "Lamumba" Alexander and Kareem Muhammad.
As America's Independence Day celebration approaches, Abdul Shahid Muhammad and Kenneth Muhammad discuss the current issue of the Final Call Newspaper, Separation! Independence!
Guest: Rev. Leona Harris, Museum Director, shares the life and legacy of Ida B. Wells-Barnett and the upcoming celebration of her 160th Birth Anniversary on July 15th - 16th.
Guest: Carmen Muhammad of Women Working Together Inc. & Al Nisa Designs discusses the rise of modest fashion and the upcoming Chicago Fashion Gala June 30 - July 3, 2022.