The Bs Radio Talk Show

The Bs Radio Talk Show (02282026)

Kwami pays tribute to the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., through playing some of his favorite speeches: (1) at the 1972 Operation PUSH Expo, (2) at the 1972 National Black Political Convention, (3) at the 1972 Wattsstax Festival, and (4) at the 1988 Democratic Party Convention.  Kwami also thanks Rev. Jackson for the unsolicited mentorship that Rev. Jackson graciously provided to him.   
 
EPISODE PLAYLIST
1. "Save the Children" by Marvin Gaye
2. "Too Close to Heaven to Turn Around" by Jackie Verdell and the Operation PUSH Choir
3. "Run Jesse Run" by Lou Rawls, Phyllis Hyman and the Rev. James Cleveland Choir
4. "Push On Jesse Jackson" by The Pace-Setters
5. "Jesse Jackson (f. Dr. Arthur Thomas)" by Zapp featuring Roger
6. "Run Jesse Run" by The Motivations
7. "Vote Jesse In" by Little Steven

The Bs Radio Talk Show [PART TWO] (01302026)

This is Part Two of a two-part special edition of The Bs Radio Talk Show, wherein Kwami shares his research from a winter weather related weeklong deep dive into a rabbit hole concerning the implications of the invasion of U.S. cities and states by the Trump administration's paramilitary Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and how this could be a precursor to election interference.  He also shows the Arkansas connections to this operation. 
 
EPISODE PLAYLIST
1. "Streets of Minneapolis" by Bruce Springsteen
2. "Freedom" by Jon Batiste
3. "They Call Me illegal" by Alkimizta
4. "Resistance Bells (Abolish ICE)" by Seth Stanton Watkins
5. "Arrest the Government (f. Napoleon Da Legend, Mad Squabiz, & R.A. the Rugged Man)" by Scrooge Owens
6. "Eyes On the Prize" by Mavis Staples
7. "In 1 Day (Whole World Changed)" by Arrested Development
8. "Immigrants (We Get the Job Done) (f. Residente, Riz MC & Snow Tha Product)" by K'naan
9. "We're All in the Same Gang" by West Coast Rap All-Stars 

The Bs Radio Talk Show [PART ONE] (01302026)

This is Part One of a two-part special edition of The Bs Radio Talk Show, wherein Kwami shares his research from a winter weather related weeklong deep dive into a rabbit hole concerning the implications of the invasion of U.S. cities and states by the Trump administration's paramilitary Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and how this could be a precursor to election interference.  He also shows the Arkansas connections to this operation. 
 
EPISODE PLAYLIST
1. "Streets of Minneapolis" by Bruce Springsteen
2. "Freedom" by Jon Batiste
3. "They Call Me illegal" by Alkimizta
4. "Resistance Bells (Abolish ICE)" by Seth Stanton Watkins
5. "Arrest the Government (f. Napoleon Da Legend, Mad Squabiz, & R.A. the Rugged Man)" by Scrooge Owens
6. "Eyes On the Prize" by Mavis Staples
7. "In 1 Day (Whole World Changed)" by Arrested Development
8. "Immigrants (We Get the Job Done) (f. Residente, Riz MC & Snow Tha Product)" by K'naan
9. "We're All in the Same Gang" by West Coast Rap All-Stars 

The Bs Radio Talk Show (01242026)

Kwami pre-recorded this show from his winter weather storm bunker to discuss the ICE Out of Minnesota Day of Truth & Freedom, a statewide general strike against the Trump regime's private army.
 
EPISODE PLAYLIST
1. "Arrest the President" by Ice Cube
2. "Bad News" by Zach Bryan
3. "Make America Great Again" by Pussy Riot
4. "The Americans" by Janelle Monet
5. "JU$T (f. Pharrelle Williams & Zach de la Rocha)" by Run the Jewels

The Bs Radio Talk Show (01102026)

Kwami connects the dots between the murder of legal observer Renee Nicole Good by Immigration & Customs Enforcement officer Jonathan Ross, a member of an Enforcement and Removal Operations Special Response Team (ERO SRT), and the invasion of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the kidnapping of President Nicolas Maduro Moros, to show that the United States is now under de facto martial law.
 
EPISODE PLAYLIST
1. "Merry Ethiopian Christmas" by Malkam Gana
2. "Bodhisattva Vow" by The Beastie Boys
3. "The Guillotine" by The Coup
4. "This Is America" by Childish Gambino
5. "Insurrection Song (January 6th)" by Grant Peeples

Holy Hip Hop & Sanctified Soul Saturday (X-mas Saturday 2025)

PLAYLIST
* "Season's Greetings" by Cix Bits
* "Black Christmas" by The Emotions
* "Who Took the Merry Out of Christmas?" by The Staple Singers
* "Santa Claus Is a Black Man" by Akim
* "Santa Claus Go Straight to the Ghetto" by James Brown
* "Fat Santa" by The Rebirth
* "Jesus Is the Reason for the Season" by Kirk Franklin & The Family
* "Call Him Jesus" by Mary Mary
* "What the World Needs for Christmas" by The Meditation Singers
* "Joy to the World (f. The Georgia Mass Choir)" by Whitney Houston
* "Do You Believe? (f. Yolanda Adams)" by P.J. Morton
* "Christmas Love" by Rotary Connection
* "World of Love" by Binky Griptite
* "Bah Rumpah Bump (f. Doobie Powell)" by The Williams Singers
* "Christmas Will Really Be Christmas" by Lou Rawls
* "Christmas Go Hard" by Beleaf
* "Hidden in Christ" by FLAME
* "Xmas in the StiX" by nobigdyl
* "Joy" by Trip Lee
* "A Letter for Christmas" by The Salem Travelers
* "I Want to Come Home for Christmas" by Marvin Gaye
* "Happy Xmas (War Is Over) by Brian Owens Soul
* "Silent Night" by The Temptations
* "This Christmas" by Donny Hathaway
* "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town" by The Jackson 5
* "Christmas in Hollis" by Run-D.M.C.

The Bs Radio Talk Show (12132025)

In Part One of this two-part episode series, Kwami discusses the historical significance of economic boycotts during holiday shopping seasons to force the recognition of civic and human rights in America, and how past successes can be replicated today.
 
EPISODE PLAYLIST
1. "You Better Have a Gun" by Fantastic Negrito
2. "Stand Up" by Cynthia Erivo
3. "Lean On Me (Warmer Together Version) (f. David Michael Wyatt)" by Tobe Nwigwe
4. "Buying All Black (A Google #BlackOwnedFriday Anthem) (f. Flo Milli)" by Ludacris
5. "I'm Dreaming of a Black Christmas" by Little Alfred & The Linden Black Youth Choir

Holy Hip Hop & Sanctified Soul Saturday (November 2025 5th Saturday)

PLAYLIST
* "Devotion" by Earth, Wind & Fire
* "Good News" by Aretha Franklin
* "You Cannot Serve Two Masters" by Mitty Collier
* "Nobody Delivers Like God" by Ike Harris
* "Rain Down On Me (f. Kirk Franklin & Maverick City Music)" by GloRilla
* "When I Flow (It's Gospel)" by Cross Movement
* "Is That OK?" by Social Club Misfits
* "Church (f. EARTHGANG)" by Samm Henshaw
* "Save Me" by Lady Peachena
* "He's A Friend" by Eddie Kendricks
* "Sanctified Soul" by Perfect Praise

The Bs Radio Talk Show (11222025)

Kwami revisits the essence of the two topics from his last show with updates, while also discussing the importance of "radical municipalism" as a process to realize direct democracy and bring localized power back to the people to stay.  He begins with honoring Salt-N-Pepa and OutKast for their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
 
EPISODE PLAYLIST
1. "Expression" by Salt-N-Pepa
2. "Sole Sunday (f. Goodie MO.b.)" by OutKast
3. "Black Snakes (f. A Tribe Called Red)" by Prolific the Rapper
4. "Xodus" by X-Clan
5. "Blackman Redemption" by Bob Marley and the Wailers
6. "Happy Thanksgiving" by YelloPain

The Bs Radio Talk Show (11082025)

Kwami celebrates his 55th bornday while also discussing the attempted political take over of Loving County, Texas, by Dr. Malcolm Tanner, and the political victory in New York City by Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.
 
EPISODE PLAYLIST
1. "Sundown Town" by Ry Cooper
2. "Reparations" by KIRBY
3. "Africa (D'Angelo Tribute)" by Louis Cato & Jon Batiste
4. "All Nations Rise" by Lyla June
5. "Bohemian Rhapsody (in isiZulu)" by Ndlovu Youth Choir
6. "Black Gold (The Story of Sarah Rector)" by Abu