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A return of the Voice of the People dedicated to TRUTH and RIGHTS.
Power Hour Radio with dynamic speeches and wide-ranging, hard-hitting analysis.
Community Speaks is wide-ranging, hard-hitting and interactive. It gives voice to those who are facing the greatest threat. Many members of our base of activists in the African-American, LGBTQ+, and the politically marginalized community will have a regained voice.
Additionally, Community Speaks provides a platform to hear dynamic speakers locally and globally. The show will promote solidarity and deep analysis while including other forms of expression such as music, prose and poetry. I interview professors and educators from all levels of academia, from various media including our own WMNF news contributors, from community groups and organization fighting to make a difference. Community Speaks is the place for the marginalized to turn each week to have a deep discussion without fear and intolerance.
Listen to the latest episodes
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The global economy braces for tariff wars which will increase food scarcity and inequality -
Discussion regarding the legislations signed by President Joe Biden to reduce inflation, create jobs and boost US competitiveness. -
Community Speaks WMNF with Patró Mabíli host a postscript on the U.S. election. -
Commemorative in Ocoee, FL marking racist election day violence in 1920. On the eve of the 2024 elections pro-democracy forces are battling the forces of totalitarianism. -
The upcoming election will show who is energized and who is disaffected. Inequality in the U.S. in the wealthiest, most advanced economy is on the ballot. -
Democracy Day, Ozone Day, Russia, The United States, private mercenaries, contractors and the new scramble for Africa's resources. -
The politics of unionization, the power of the working class and a stand against corporate greed. -
Korey Wise (center) and New York Councilman Yusef Salaam (left) and two other exonerated men with Rev. Al Sharpton.
