Bean Soup Times: Recent Episodes
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Toure Muhammad talks with Carl Dix, founding member of the Revolutionary Communist Party, friend of Dr. Cornel West and co-founder of The October 22 Coalition to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation has been mobilizing every year since 1996 for a National Day of Protest on October 22nd, bringing together those under the gun and those not under the gun as a powerful voice to expose the epidemic of police brutality.
Rhonda McCullough, the widow of Bernie Mac recently spoke to Bean Soup Times about Bernie's life and work and her commitment to raise awareness and funds for Sarcoidosis research via the Bernie Mac Foundation.
Toure Muhammad interviews Andrea NaTay, the visionary behind the “Ditch the Weight & Guns” Englewood 5K Walk & Run that takes place on November 1, 2015 at Ogden Park 6500 S. Racine in Chicago, IL.
Great conversation with Enoch and Kesha Muhammad, co-founders of Hip Hop Detoxx and hosts of Party 4 A Cause "The Series" : is an initiative launched for Hip-Hop DetoxX, a 501(c)-3 non-profit organization, dedicated to raising money for projects, strategic services & trainings that provide apprenticeships, education, empowerment and skill development for teens, young adults, youth development practitioners and other professionals who work with youth.
Check out this informative conversation with them.
Learn How Lorraine S. Muhammad Transformed Her Body and Life in 588 days; Now, She Reveals Easiest Way to Lose Weight While Maintaining a Busy, Productive Lifestyle That Includes Work, Family, and Community Involvement
R&B singer, songwriter and producer Al B. Sure! returns with new CD release Honey I’m Home on June 23 on Hidden Beach Recordings. Honey I’m Home is Sure’s first studio-release in over 15 years since he originally made his mark as one of New Jack Swing’s most popular romantic singers and producers. Fans can pre-order the highly anticipated CD at http://www.hiddenbeach.com/albsure. Here he chops it up with Bean Soup Times publisher Toure Muhammad
It has been a while since we’ve heard any music from Eric Benet. The brother certainly has had his share of ups and downs in life, but, based on my conversation with him, he seems to be on top of the world these days. The R&B neosoul singer asserts that he is happy, peaceful, and ready to have fun. Eric talked to Toure Muhammad for an exclusive one-on-one interview discussing not only his new CD, but family, social responsibility, myspace, and so much more.