
Good morning. Welcome to Community Voice. Wave in the water. Wave in the water, children. Wave in the water. God's got trouble in the water. Y'all know it. Wave.
We ate it in the water. All right, y'all. Anyway, hey, just so you know, that looked like Michelle's Jeep, but that's not Michelle's Jeep, is it? Nope. We're dealing with Lake Innovae over here with the rain. Don't make no sense. Oh, Lord, didn't it rain? Didn't it rain? Didn't it rain? Now, I just saw Noah go up Capitol. I wonder if he had the two chickens on there.
I Have one of my you know this don't make no sense moments talking to my wife Now if y'all believe in knowing the art y'all explain with what all the vastness of Species that we have how he got all that up into that arc Okay, the Lord The Lord all right
Yeah, let's do this y'all Let's see all those folks in the chat a It is a weather report may know no Della Okay, I parked I parked a half a block away
and the water get that because it did one time it really was but the water get up that wears up on the stairs but yeah we got Lake NLV going on out here right now I think they got to go deeper in that in that sewer man because it was like no paper anything you know so anyway 414444 you can put it in the chat
All you folks out there in the chat all you folks listening Facebook or you can call 4144445250 4144445250 we've done it in the past Give me some songs With rain in the title 4144445250 Do back that thing only try to get through there 4144445250 you can put it in the chat on YouTube Facebook
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All right, songs with rain in the title. The one that always comes out the mind always starts off the temptations. I want to go outside in the rain. No, that ain't the temptations. No, I want to go outside in the rain. That's the dramatics, right? Oh, how I wish it would rain. There you go. That's the temptations. All right, man, dude, that water is up as I do live reports right now.
Okay. And now channel six is doing the we energy customer outage. So again, through the rain. I like that one. That's a good one through the rain. Mm hmm. I saw you and him in the rain. Let's see. So again, let's go. It is raining. I don't know where you are, but it's where it's raining, what you are.
Let's see. Oh the one I like walking in the rain with the one I love feel so fine Yeah, that that that that's one Through the rain rain down on me. Okay, Kurt Franklin. Yeah
George like lazy lazy lazy third time you've done this. I know it's the third time I've done it I think I started off saying that but we are going to be doing some trivia today so We just just kind of it was raining just seen apropos for the moment But we are going to do some black trivia throwback Thursday at black trivia. So again lazy lazy lazy though you participate a gotcha
Can you stop stop the rain people Bryson? Yeah people Bryson had a rain song. I don't know if you could be an artist. Let's see. I like this walking in the rain with the one I love love unlimited. Yep. Yep rain SWB. Yep. Yep. Yep. Okay. It's kind of enjoyed even though we've done it before it gives us a chance to kind of have a little bit of fun. Man. Look at that water.
Rain, let's see. I wish it would rain. I want to go outside in the rain, walking in the love, walking in the rain with one I love. I saw you and him in the rain. That's right. The dramatics. Appreciate that. Thank you. Criticize me, but thank you. So again, you go in the chat, you can call 414. Maybe people don't want to get on their phones right now because it's lightening out. I appreciate that.
We were just talking about when we were young I Know when I was in Tennessee with my uncle and aunt when it rained like this They turned off everything told me to be still and they had these hurricane lanterns those kerosene lanterns And we light it up and we sit there and as all black folks said to the Lord was finished with her business. Oh There's one candy rain Okay, how can we forget this one man purple rain?
Purple rain, let's see and it's raining It's raining I'll be tripping on the weather anyway. So again phone lines open or you can go in the chat Rain on me Ashanti. Okay. All right Some of these songs out here. So hopefully you're not out in this weather I purposely got here a little bit earlier than I use then I usually do because Because of the rain and so
Yeah, rain on me. So anyway, I got a, oh, I got a caller. Caller, welcome to the program. Yeah, I just wanted you not to forget about Jimi Hendrix. Rainy day, rain all day. Jimi Hendrix. Rain the blues away. Yes, sir. Yeah. All right. Appreciate you. Thank you so much. Yes, sir. Caller, welcome to the program. Hello. Hey. Can you hear me?
Yeah, you and the truck. Yes, I am. Aren't you worried about that truck getting hit by lightning? No, I'm not. And I'm sure it did. Congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I know nothing about your business, but yeah, that didn't know that. Okay. You got a song for me. Yeah. Yeah.
That's okay. Let me get back. Let me get back. All right. Congratulations again. All right. Thank you. All right. We was asking songs with Rain in the title Rain About Rain. Oh, yeah, that started with that one. Let's start with that one. And you know, you know, Orr's Juice Jones. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. You know, he graduated from the Naval Academy. Yeah, I remember you telling that. Yeah, that's the name.
One of my spotlights doing black. Rainy night in Georgia? Of course. Yeah, I feel like it's raining all over the world. Oh my god. Did you do the Temptations? I wish it would rain. Oh, yeah, started with that one. Oh, how I wish that it would rain. Yeah. Thank you, Percy. Man, so again. Don't worry about it. Never rains in Southern California. Tony, Tony, Tony. Didn't they take that though as part of Bill Withers?
That song he had it never rains in Southern California. God doesn't make little green apples and it don't rain in California in the summertime. I don't know. Look at that kayak going down the road. No, I'm just kidding. You can use it. Yeah, man. How you been, man? I'm mad on Capitol. Great, man. How about yourself? I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm negotiating this water getting up out here. They said it's supposed to stop around 11.
I thought they said afternoon showers in the forecast that we received this morning. Yeah, but it did not wait. We went from no rain The whole lot of rain now Keith I would be remiss if I didn't introduce this young lady. She's a part of the host for What's the name of your show again? hustle and grow CTE Her name's Naomi. Hey Naomi. She's in Training she's gonna intern with us. Oh wait, hold on. Hey Naomi what?
This dude coming here to win up all the floor. I ain't going outside. I don't leave Where'd you where'd you park I parked to have a block up smart man look the people are bagging down Caller, okay. It's someone there. No, okay
Get yourself. I'm surprised you had milk. I know he had umbrella the garbage bag on because what happens with sugar would it? It dissolves. I heard you said Jermaine to messed up. Yeah, I'm gonna have a job by next week. Call the road to the program. What about is raining men or does somebody say that already is raining men?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's who was that though? Who was it? It wasn't two tons of fun, right? Well the girls that that's a group Yeah, no, I mean the weather girls it would make sense they singing about you know Do all it's raining man. You're absolutely correct
Well, that would be a one-hit wonder, wouldn't it? Yeah. Yeah. OK, y'all got, you all had a good one. All right, take it there. All right. Oh, you two? Where'd you move your car to? On the parking lot? In the forbidden lot. OK. So they go float away and go get towed away. Hopefully he's not listening. Would this be a, would this be a rain song float?
Yeah. Float on. Float on. Yeah. Good morning, Barbara Swift. Yeah, it is a great rainy Thursday morning. It really is. This would be the day, man. You just sleep. Yeah. Just chill, man. And you know what's crazy is on my way in, y'all know I usually park in the sideline here. I said, uh-uh. I park way up the street. I could only get up the street. Because you know that once it gets like this, I can't get out.
My car sits so low. Oh, that's right. That's right. And this water is pushing up on the sidewalk now. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Now, it has just been sitting there, but there have been times when the water comes back there. It gets so bad out here. Uh, yes. Evil Kenya is capital flooded right here around 20th and capital it is. But typically when this happens, you'll find the underpass on Townsend, Burlice Center, all of those underpasses are flooded out.
Fond du Lac and Locust. The city got some infrastructure issues. Oh, all right. That's a good one. I can't stand the rain. And peoples, but then Tina Turner did it too, didn't she? Yeah, yeah. I can't stand the rain against my window. Man, I know that feeling, man. You know, when I worked at summer camp, we had this thing called the Swamp Tromp.
And what it was was the kids could go into we had a little box and they would collect samples and then they go look at it under a microscope the kids loved it, man It was you have to take your shoes and socks off you walking around in this murky water. Yeah Is that right? Well is it what's the what's that thing?
I know man, it was just like footprints again, footprints Missy Elliott did I can't stand the rain. Yep. I can't stand the rain. Okay. Okay. Okay. I can't stand the rain. Grain back too many memories. Now I can't stand the rain.
Yeah, Doc, it is. I'm sorry. Where's my pinky ring? Man, it's terrible out there, bro. It is terrible. I did do purple rain. Purple rain. Purple. Hey, Clark, I saw you running. How long has this been occurring? What is as long as I've been working here? Oh, hold on. I believe it's coming down. Cats and janky dogs. Listen here, man.
It's more like it's raining man out there Yeah, we got that one weather girl That is crazy out there man when I was crossing the street. I'm not even gonna lie I almost got scared a little bit because I saw the current I saw the current moving kind of fast and it was deep So I thought it was gonna sweep me off my feet
Okay, now see because I don't even know why they be trying to drive through is so stupid. It's a low car. Yeah. Yeah. Look at how high it is up on that truck. That's why I was saying about the cars.
Oh man, this water gotta go down before I get out, because I know I'll melt. All right, the exact origin of the phrase is unknown, but historians and etymologists have suggested a few theories. One, there's the Greek theory. Some believe the phrase comes from the Greek word, catadoksa, which means contrary to experience or belief, meaning that rainstorm is so heavy, it's unbelievable. Another theory suggests this link to catadoupae.
An old word for a waterfall. Literature. Jonathan Swift popularized the exact phrase in his 1738 satirical work through similar animal expressions appeared in poetry. Okay. Oh, here's one. The thatched roof myth. A common folktale claims that animals sleeping in old straw roofs would fall through during a rainstorm. However, experts have largely debunked this because well maintained thatched roofs were water resistant and slanted.
making it unlikely for animals to live on or fall through. Paula, welcome to the program. Okay, just for last time, Paula. You may or may not know this one. Fire and Rain by James Taylor. I've seen fire and rain. Of course I know fire and rain. I've seen fire and rain. Oh man, I'm a big James Taylor fan. I really regret that I did not get to see
James Taylor when he came to Summerfest. Yeah, James Taylor was, wow. What's that song I see you and him walking in the rain? In the rain? That's... Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I saw you and him walking in the rain. Yeah, me and my D-Bo was just saying, that dude had a very interesting background. He graduated from the Naval Academy. Matter of fact, he was at the Naval Academy when I was in Maryland, so, yeah.
All right, dude, you be safe out there. All right. Yeah, dude, everything is flooding. Okay, might be the time for WNLV to apply for a harbor license.
Okay, we energy is calling Well, if you're trying to get you don't know until you get here, but is this car stuck over here Yeah No, let's see the truck Y'all gotta keep it. Oh, whoa. I mean this is crazy
That's terrible out there that is crazy man. Oh somebody dropped a Somebody dropped a Taylor Swift song midnight rain Yeah Wow, it's a lot of rain that truck is stuck man
Those folks again while we do this Happiness donors turn the camera a little bit
Good good memory. Yeah shot the pig Wow, okay Okay, let's sit this emergency vehicle man, this dude is stuck for ladies stuff all right job It's a rainy day latter rain and I don't think they can see take an alternate route though. Yeah, but see it's clear up here
And then as soon as they get it, just like that Cadillac is stuck right there. Look, he's stuck right there. The Cadillac is stuck. The truck is. Wow. And now the fire truck don't know what to do. Oh, oh, oh. That car is literally floating that white. Yeah.
They stuck, I don't know why they would even do that. So now you got the fire department trying to help you do it right here. Look at what he's like all up over by a family dollar. My family dollar. See the fire department pulling back the help tool? All right. You're listening to Community Voice. I got another one. It will rain by Bruno Mars. We're going to take a quick break. We'll be right back.
6.5 FM with your host, Keith Parris. All right, welcome back. 414-444-525-0. 414-444-525-0. And again, we're looking at flooding right here on the corner of 20th and capital. Yeah, man, you got people over at Perkins, though. Oh, yeah. I'm going to Perkins when I leave here. How you going to get over there? I'm going float, float on.
Hey, hey Clark, I'm uh, I'ma pull the uh I'm just trying to figure out how to get to my car, but we're walking on a whole lot of people's lawns surfing USA, buddy. Yeah, because that water is already up on the sidewalk there. Yeah, that. Yeah. And it's deep on the sidewalk too. And it's deep too. Yeah, doc. It's it's deep out there, Jack.
All right. All right. Hey y'all so it's throwback Thursday. Let's have some fun As we much fun going on out here now stop raining though Okay, stop some fun here All right So we're going to it's throwback Thursday phone lines open. Let's see. What can you win?
What can we win? Let's see You'll win that you know Your black history as a matter of fact do it for me to me. Oh your history All right, okay, let's do this if you were paying attention on Michelle's program and those some of you hang out after Michelle's program and So
No, that's too easy. I'll ask who refused to give up her seat in Montgomery, Alabama sparking the historic boy cat Was it Rosa Parks or was it Claudette Colvin Rosa Parks or Claudette Colvin
414 4445 250 414 4445 250 or you can go into and put it in the chat if you're watching on YouTube or Facebook Who refused to give up her seat in Montgomery, Alabama sparking a historic boycott was it Rosa Parks or was it Claudette? Like see a smoke I Need to move my car. Yeah
Yeah, I'm telling you, you might want to move it. Or you come outside, your car going to be a Wauwatosa. Yeah. Near where I live. Right. Clark, you got, what's in the chat, 414-444-5250. Caller, welcome to the program. Hi. Hi. I'm going to say Claudette Colvin.
But if you're seeing so well, I think I think both both answers would be correct Claudette culvert was arrested before Rosa Parks Yeah, yeah, but as Michelle pointed out on her program there was some image things that they were trying to present and Rosa Parks just presented I know as you remember the colorism piece
where she's very fair skinned and Claudette Colvin was a darker woman, but at least now people are giving credit to Claudette Colvin. She just recently passed and people are giving her credit in terms of what she did and maybe it was her, certainly was her, because then there was another young lady. I found it interesting that it was three women who were the early people who were arrested for not giving up their seat to a white man, black women.
So, appreciate you. Keith, did you talk about Nepal since it's raining? I have not. Is this how it started? I have not. Yeah, Nepal. And would there be a way to prevent that? I mean, they showed a video of people running down the street honking who was like running from a flood. How can you outrun water? It's like a tsunami.
That water is coming so hard, so fast, so much. If you can't, yeah, in Nepal, now right now, they estimate it's about 1,000 people who lost their lives. They have to be way more, because think about it, the elderly and the children, they couldn't run that fast. Well, part of it, they can't even get in there just because of the damage that waters can. And you know, we get mad at nature, but I don't know.
Nature is, there's just this thing that human beings, we build in weather. And no matter where you are, there's going to be some weather. And a lot of times, you know, because nature is going to do what nature does. Like if you're in California, you're on an earthquake fault, right? Well, earthquakes serve a purpose.
Right is the earth adjusting itself now if we're stupid enough to move near earthquake Fox when that earthquake happens That's part of people building. I heard people are rebuilding, you know after they had the fires out in California They're building in the same area Or even New Orleans, you know, they're saying we could just build stronger levies, etc But that's swampland. I just feel for I just think the coverage for Nepal is not getting enough
The national news is definitely running. It's an international story. And I think part of it is that you have a lot of people, I guess that area is where a lot of people hike. And so they said it's about 75 Americans that's unaccounted for at this point. That's why it's a story for us. That's scary. Yeah. Well, stay safe and thank you. You're welcome. Yeah, man. I saw when I saw the video and, you know, from the camera that was mounted.
And you see the water and the mud, how high it was. And for the people that tried to take off running, it was too late. And you can never outrun a force like that. So it was like, they showed the tsunami that happened after the earthquake in Japan. And what happens with a tsunami, which is different, right? Was all of a sudden, all the water had receded. And then it comes back. And then it comes back. And it was like, whoa.
And people going like, I'm talking second story. Yeah, man. Yeah. All right. Okay. Our next question. Who led dozens of enslaved people to freedom along the Underground Railroad using the code name Moses? Was it Harriet Tubman? Was it Sir Gerner Truth? Was it Frederick Fred Douglas? Harriet Tubman, Sir Gerner Truth or Frederick Douglas?
Who let dozens of enslaved people to freedom along the underground railroad? So was it Harriet Tubman? Sojourner truth or Frederick Douglass You can go in the chat Watching on Facebook if you're watching on YouTube or you can call us 4144445250414
Happiness donuts you're absolutely correct. It was Harriet Tubman It was Harriet Tubman and you know, I Love the movie Harriet. I thought Harriet was a was a great movie appreciate you All right, which Western Hemisphere country had the largest number of enslaved Africans Jamaica Brazil or the United States of America which Western Hemisphere nation
had the largest number of enslaved Africans. Was it Jamaica? Was it Brazil? Or was it the United States? Is this water receding at all?
That's kind of scary there which nation. Thank you, Rodana. You're absolutely correct. It was Harriet Tubman. Thank you which Western Hemisphere country Oh happiness doughnuts said Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica
Is that correct again four one four four four four five two five zero four one four four four four five two five zero Which Western Hemisphere country had the largest number of enslaved Africans Jamaica Brazil or United States. I have one person who said Jamaica How much time do I wait before I get the answer I say about 20 seconds or another 20 seconds Okay
The answer is Brazil. Brazil had the largest number. As a matter of fact, when you look at it, United States had the smallest number of enslaved Africans that were dropped off here. But it was Jamaica. I mean, Jamaica was Brazil. And part of it for Brazil was the Portuguese had settlements in Angola and Mozambique. And so they could go just straight across and get enslaved people.
get Africans and then enslave them. Call her up to the program. Good morning. Good morning. Um, I was fixing that, fixing that for one back reseal, but I would like to retroact back to, uh, uh, miss Colvin and, uh, and Rosa Park, if you could please. And, uh, what it is is, um, uh, you know, uh, a lot of people mentioned miss Colvin, uh, uh, miss, miss.
and they should, because she was the first. But in Ms. Kovan's case, it was a villain. There was three more young ladies with Ms. Kovan, which never gets matching. And it's so unfair to those other three ladies. So they was together, it was four with Ms. Kovan. But the other three, no one ever mentioned their names, so it's so unfair.
And that's what I was calling to say, let's give tribute to those other three, as well as we give it to Ms. Colvin. Thank you, man. That's on point. Appreciate you. OK, I just have one more thing. Yes, sir. As far as Ms. Rosa Parks with the NAACP there, it was just complete ludicrous. I mean, that color stuff that they got and stuff. I don't see how any black person can support that. That's one of our biggest problems today is black people.
We got that colorism and we are in denial of it, but it has killed us. It's still, it's still killing us. And you know, I believe it with this. You know what the real definition of NAACP means? Can I say it? Well, I'm a member of the NAACP. Yes. So I don't know. I mean, it shouldn't be offense. It's not offense. So offensive, I'd say.
Now, I just always said that the NWCP stands for Nick Rose always asking Caucasians permission. Wow. That's what I always love to see. Okay, my brother, you all have a nice day. I want to thank you for allowing me to have those words. Hey, well, I'm going to take that one. And I'm a member.
Oh my god. Oh, all right. There's a lot of truth. Not not so much in NAACP, but in general, yeah, as a people, you know, he he's kind of on point. Okay, which was crazy. Great segue into this question is about the NAACP. Who co-founded the NAACP in 1909? WB DuPois.
Booker T. Washington, Marcus Garvey. Who co-founded the NAACP in 1909? W.E.B. Du Bois, Booker T. Washington, Marcus Garvey. All right. Okay. Stop raining, but the water hasn't receded.
Who co-founded the NAACP in 1909, W.E.B. Du Bois, Booker T. Washington, or Marcus Garvey? Happiness Donuts, you're correct. It is W.E.B. Du Bois. W.E.B. Du Bois. Question. Juneteenth was first celebrated in what former Confederate state?
Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana. Juneteenth was first celebrated in which former Confederate state? Oklahoma, Texas, or Louisiana? Juneteenth was first celebrated in which former Confederate state?
Was it Texas? Wait, I think Texas was the last state to, it was the last state, right? Texas was the last state. Or was it the first state? No, you're absolutely correct. It's Texas. I can't believe y'all that we don't know. No, I ain't talking about this water anymore. You feel in the water almost drowned. Oh, he almost drowned. Yeah, because that current, man, that's what I was talking about when I was walking.
And how that current was pulling me, where is he going? He looking for Nemo. Okay, that is correct. It is Texas, Texas. Remember June 19th, 1865, Texas. And let me do a cleanup. Texas was the last state in the Confederacy to give up.
That's what I meant yesterday, not outlaw slavery, but to give up. And so by the time they've gotten to Galveston, Texas, the Emancipation Proclamation had already been done two years earlier. By the time they've gotten to Texas and Brownsville, that's Brownsville, Galveston. That's where they celebrate. All right. Let's do some music and culture.
Who created the iconic song Lift Every Voice and Sing, often called the Black National Anthem? Was it Nina Simone, Langston Hughes, or James Weldon Johnson? Who created the iconic song Lift Every Voice and Sing, often called the Black National Anthem? Was it James Weldon Johnson, Nina Simone, or Langston Hughes?
I was a baby born in 1985. Okay. And that, okay. So again, who created the iconic song, Lift Every Voice and Sing? Often called the Black National Anthem. Was it James Weldon Johnson? Nina Simone or Langston Hughes? I got an answer in the chat.
Anyone else? Got to answer in the chat, phones are open, 414-445-250. Happiness Donuts, you're absolutely correct. It was James Weldon Johnson and his brother who ended up writing that iconic song. Do it? I'll do it on break. All right. While we do this, let me do the call and then I gotta make a move.
Yeah, I'm gonna do the call, then I gotta go move my car. All right. Carla, welcome to the program. Hey, I wasn't gonna bother you, but you made us, I just knew you was gonna get it right. You talked about the freedom of slavery, and you talked about the government in Galveston, Texas. But listen, brother, the last slaves that were freed, where it was in 1866,
They didn't want to let the slaves go at all, period. The government had to go in and freedom. As a matter of fact, it was Indian territory back then, but we know the state as Oklahoma today. Oklahoma really is the last state that let black folk go free, man. The Indians said we ain't letting them go. That wasn't a question. Okay, the question, right, but you said somebody said Texas, which would have been a gap. No.
We asked what state was the first state to celebrate Juneteenth. Yeah, but even if you, even if you did that, well, that's all it was. I mean, the celebration, really, we can celebrate it. That's okay. That's great that we have a, you know, some, some, you know, some memories of that. And then we want to celebrate it. But in reality, the last lanes were let free. That's not what we were talking about. No, no, no, I understand. It was a question. Okay. Question was.
your question was was it was it uh texas was it uh uh some other state was somewhere else but i just called in because i just want to add some oh you guys i'm clear to appreciate that thank you that's all i well i mean it is what it is man to let them them them five civilized uh uh uh uh tribes that the white man came in and booked and said listen y'all is better than them people not a fact get you some slaves and show us that you would
that you ride with us. The five civil lives tribes is the Indians, man, that really don't mess with Nick Rose. None of them really mess with Black folk anyway. When you see an Indian girl, she usually with a car caging. And you know, they put them on those Indian reservations. And guess what, brother? Indian reservations are not little projects like people think, oh, that's just not a problem. A lot of them are, man. Well, let me do this, man. I gotta go move my car. You're still community boys. We'll take a long break.
Because I got to do some swimming. We'll be right back. Your host, Keith Parris. All right, welcome back. As I said here, wet feets is all wet. But it wasn't too bad. I was able to pull out. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I saw Clark or saw somebody.
towing this white truck across the street. Hey, man, Clark said we'll both be out there baptizing this cat. Drop him in the water, Clark. Oh, you can't get here on the dry day, but on the wet day, you can get here. Drop him in the water, Clark. Hey, we gonna drop him like we dropping fish. Hey, Anthony. Have Meach move your car.
Happen as doughnuts that have the intern move your car You remember man when you was like JV yeah double triple up on the bus varsity everybody had their own seat now that is true however I Play varsity water when I was a talking board. So, you know, I was with the varsity cats and
But even if it got tight, me and number 10, we'd have to share a seat because we were juniors. To see yours got the ride by themselves. We might have to share a seat. Oh man, I could wait till I was a seat. Right. I wish you would come by and talk about you. Hey, you better go up there and triple up.
If I had to sit up and do the triple, you gon' have to do the triple. Ain't no, ain't no, I'm not that enlightened. You know, shoot. If I suffer, you gotta suffer. So wait, so I wonder, is that where it all came from, you know, since Jesus suffered, we gotta suffer like Jesus, so it's passed down to the human generation?
I don't even know how you got to that. I don't know how you got to that. I just took a canoe and went across the water. I took a canoe and went across the water. There's this concept called security. That's where that comes from. Right.
You know, like, I, you know, I have to constantly remind my wife, she's the fourth woman of the church. Oh, right. She's not, you know, cause she, we down, we down, man. So you already has his privileges. I couldn't wait, man. They still do that? What? So you already, yeah. Some, some things, some people, I think that's the best, like if you're a, if you're a player, there's certain things you get because of the years in the league. Man, listen, they do see you already here. I had to be here.
for all of the Juneteeks while you while they was out having fun. Oh, I did that because I was the new guy. I did that. So, then explain explain Keyod. He was the new guy. Oh, but when he got to ride in the parade and he got to ride in the parade, it was just like
Oh, he was getting so much love. He was getting so much love. All right, y'all. We're inside Black Trivia. And again, here is what music genre characterized by turntables and sapling was founded in the Bronx, New York? Oh, yeah. And he jamming, too. Look at him. Wrong way. Is that a girl? That's a lady.
She's gonna do some well look the cars already tow up so I guess you can care less about any damage that's gonna happen People are some bills man He will never let that go when he had to when he had to stay for Juneteenth scarred for life
It was one of those I don't know what it triggered happiness. I don't know what it triggered in right out, but you know lost I Hear Michelle out there who's doing live recording. Oh my god Okay, hey dude, we got a radio program
Did you watch the game last night? I watched the whole game
I had, you know, we went from AT&T, U-Verse to Direct TV. And so the little TV in the refrigerator doesn't have the same kind of Direct TV. So I ended up listening to the game as I was queuing last night. I did some chicken on the grill and listened to the game. Then I came in. Mr. Rowski, man, I don't know. I'm worried about him when it comes to big games. Maybe, you know, Wrigley Field was just too big for him. Is this his first year playing? No, no, no. He played last year.
play last year. Yeah. I mean, but gave up five runs. I thought about right out because the first runs he came up was a home run. Yeah. Fastball pitchers give up more home runs. Yeah. And but the Brewers came. But yeah, they came out. That was nice little comeback. You know what? You know what? I watched the preview. I see how they were playing. They were playing smart. They weren't trying to hit home runs. No. They kept getting them bases loaded. Yeah. The bases. They kept hitting.
You know, yeah, they were hitting a whole lot of that. Well, didn't Contreras hit one last night, didn't he? Somebody hit one last night. And they were saying that, you know, the friendly confines of Wrigley Field, they thought more home runs were going to go out. OK, here come the police. Yeah, they need to get that lady that just went in traffic like that. Yeah, OK. Well, all right. That's the way my brew of stuff today. Yeah, man. They're nine up now, so I don't have to watch them.
They're nine up. They got a short series at this point It would have to be the worst collapse in history in history, but they seem to be healthy. They're doing what they need to do But they put was it Bowers out in left field. Yeah, and a play Yeah, a play that this kid Laura would normally make. Yeah, he couldn't make and they scored And then a lot of the blue both teams had these little blue singles. Yeah
Yeah, it's like but I mean but but I mean the what scared me about the Brewers because this happened every year like we played great all the way to Inna September October now Hopefully that we can change that y'all got a hungry man. What they hungry? They've been there. They had they made it to the National League Championship No, I get that but it seems like even so it's like the one we get to see like when we get to this part
man that the bats get cold and our pitchers get stiff. So if we can keep them loose and keep our bats hot, man. You know what's crazy? And I got both y'all here. Y'all not going to be saying this about the Bucks. Hey man, AJ Green is a shooter. You ain't going to be saying this about the Bucks. Hey, I think the Bucks are going to surprise a bunch of people. See y'all halfway, y'all semi, y'all semi on the bandwagon for the bridge. No, I'm on all the way. I've been talking about since Rodney got.
Pirates hats They got they got they got the black Milwaukee. Yeah, I didn't have it today. This dude I've never been that type of person to jump on the bad way, but I just wait
I like the way to play off. Then you are jumping on the bad wagon. I want to wait till the series is over. Clark is like double dutching. While they turn on the rope, he's like jump in. He beat me at the trade fee on time. I wait till the playoff. I wait till they win. I don't know what a bad wagon is but that sounds like
What? Let's see. With this powerful storm, I got a urge to yell out the window, Gilligan, little buddy. Gilligan, little buddy. Not for skipper. What did the preacher say from coming to America? He delivered Gilligan from the island. All right, y'all. So no one is answering my question. Did I ask the question? Oh, OK. Hip hop.
What girl was hip I found it in the five burrows in New York? What burrows was hip I founded it. I'll do it. What bro. There's five of them. There's five of them Staten Island Queens Brooklyn the Bronx and to Manhattan Can anybody answer that question answer that question
And we just came off the city. I know there's some true hip hop fans out there. Yeah. Some old school hip hop fan. Oh, when it was really good. When they talked about something. I hate old people. Old people. Back when it was really good and you going like, eh, it wasn't all that good. It's all we had, right? It's all we had. Oh, we played outside.
Cause we had to, cause I bet you would dive to a donut if we had video games. No, we had video games. You did. No, no, no. We had the sake of Saturn. We had the sake of Genesis. We had Nintendo. We had Atari 2600, 5200, 7800. You spent more time in the house than we did. We had Pong. We had Pong. Yeah, doctor, we, we, yeah, we was on the house playing. We had foosball.
Remember how you got your what do they call them like your your card, right? Yeah, so to get on certain pool tables, right? So if you showed your skill, you got a different card. I think I got to send your advance
I wasn't that good in pool. So you start off on that raggedy little bumper pool table. Didn't they move you up to what we call the Fred Flintstone table with all those, remember those balls? Yeah, the bumper pool table, then you had the raggedy table, then the junior advanced table was a pretty good table. And at Franklin Place, when you go down to Teen Center,
That's when you got to get on a real regulation pool table. Those bumpers sound so good when you bank the ball off of it. All right, you absolutely correct. Two out of three. Two out of three. You have the Bronx. Okay. Hey, imagine this key. How many of y'all was air hockey players? I played a little air hockey. Did you? Yeah, I played a little air hockey.
Remember man, I came along video games came in when I was grown grown. So it wasn't like I would even like palm Remember gonna keep remember the Football the little licking football. Yeah with the man with the vibrators
How did you ever how did you ever score touch that? A buddy of mine though he gave me his game and he was
He had the 49ers and he had the Raiders. And he painted, you know, they painted up little figures. Yeah, you can paint them. Yeah, yeah. Thank you. Paint your color of your teeth and have the little sponge football. Yeah, man, if I would have had a computer, I would have never come out the house. Now, I'm going to be honest with you, man. That is what really kept a lot of my generation out of trouble.
playing the video games Atari 2600 Atari 5200 playing pitfall and all of those games that came out with those so me I remember getting the system catching the buzz down to the grand and getting the video games NBA live 94 95 and just so my brothers them can play with us and we all sit in front of TV and play and Yeah, man, that actually brought us closer, man
I wanna be closer. I wanna get next to you. Norman Whitfield. Yes, sir. Norman Whitfield. All right. You got two out of three, huh? Yeah. So, yeah, that's correct. It was the Bronx, 1972. All right. This is really old school. This is really, this is old school question. All right. Old school question.
Who was the first African-American to win an Academy Award? Was it Hattie McDaniels? Was it Dorothy Dandridge or Butterfly McQueen? Who was the first black actor to win an Academy Award? Was it Hattie McDaniels? Was it Dorothy Dandridge, Butterfly McQueen? And I pronounced that, Daniel McDaniels. All right.
So again, who was the first African-American to win an Academy Award? First African-American to win an Academy Award 414 444 5250 All right, you can still put it in the chat Still put it in the chat 414 444 5250
All right, I got a ping. So the answer is Hattie McDaniels. Dorothy Dandridge was, Hattie McDaniels won for Best Supporting Actress. Dorothy, Dorothy, I'm not talking about the key. Dorothy Dandridge was nominated for Best Actress for the movie Carmen, but she did not win. Somebody put in Butterfly, no, but Butterfly was in the same movie as Hattie McDaniels. She didn't know nothing about birth and no babies.
That's butterfly McQueen that woman with that real squeaky voice. That's butterfly McQueen. All right This is back in the day throwback Thursday which theme song from what movie won the Academy or more in 1972 Was it superfly? Was it the Mac or was it shaft? Man, all of those good Jesus
Only one of them won an Academy Award who For what what soundtrack was it? Superfly the Mac or shaft Superfly you say superfly I say superfly. All right. I got superfly
Superfly shaft Superfly shaft. Yeah, I say superfly. You say superfly. Yeah You're correct happiness doughnuts is shaft. Oh, sir. Yep the thing from shaft Shut your mouth. Well, so let's do this then let's take it and
Who wrote the soundtrack for Superfly? Uh, wait, no, I was going to say Curtis. Was it Curtis? I'm asking you. Wait, because I know Curtis had a lot on... Yeah, yeah, because he wrote Superfly. Yeah, Curtis did. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Yeah, Curtis wrote Superfly, didn't he? Uh, I was OK. I was OK. Got to call him. Got to call him. I got to call him. Call him. Welcome to the program.
Okay. Okay. All right, but hold on. So here's the second part of the question. Who wrote the soundtrack for Superfly? Oh, here you go. Freddy's dead. I'm your pusher, man.
That's correct. Curtis may feel. Alright, but here's the super bonus. Who wrote the soundtrack for the back? Who wrote the soundtrack for the back? Did Curtis do that one too? Brother's gonna work it out. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Hold on and get caller. Welcome to the program. Good morning. Good morning. Hello.
going once. Hello like before. Slice. All right. Three times a lady. That's absolutely correct. It was Willie Hutch. Willie Hutch was a writer for Motown. I didn't know that. There was a song out there. I don't know if it's all I do is think of you. Willie Hutch wrote. All I do is take out your day and night. That's it. I think I'm gonna pull it up. I know he wrote for Motown. Let's see.
Willie Hutchins Motown songs Willie Hutchins Motown song do this crazy this almost got 10,000 views already He wrote sunshine lady Okay, so oh There was other jam on the Mac
I choose you babe. Let's see Slick get ready to get down what you're gonna do after the party stormy weather. Carla, welcome to the program. Good morning. Yeah, good morning. Don't forget that Curtis Mayfield won an Oscar for the Superfly score. No, he did not. No, Isaac Hayes did. Isaac Hayes won for chef, but didn't Curtis Mayfield win an Oscar for
No, the the next black group to win best theme song was 36 mafia Michael Jackson one Oscar for being before deal I Don't know if he wanted Oscar for bed. Yes. He did check it out. Okay. Well, hey, I got Google up right now
Yeah, but from the max sound check I choose you brother's gonna work it out Tell me why I love turn cold Sunshine lady. I'm these are Willie Hector song. He did the thing of Foxy Brown Get ready for the get now what you gonna do after the party stormy weather Yeah, all right. All right, man. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, but don't forget Michael Jackson being one Oscar. Okay. He was the youngest person
to win an Oscar in that category. Okay, Michael Jackson's bid. Okay, Ben. Let's see. Second studio release, Ben by critics. We're still a member of the Jackson Five Receive Mix Reviews. However, it was more successful than music charts than Jackson's previous studio. I don't see where it won an Oscar.
Action did Michael Jackson win the Oscar for being cut to the chase. You gotta ask the right question in order to get the right answer. Appreciate your help, bro. Now, old dudes gotta know how to use AI, man. You gotta ask the right question in order to get the right answer.
Okay, there you go. I think that that's one of those things we can use in life, right? Yes, sir, but it works for AI, too. And I agree. How do you feel about AI? It's here. There's nothing we can do about it. So I know how to use it to your advantage. Okay. Michael Jackson did not win.
Academy Award, though he was nominated for Best Original Song. He was nominated then. Well, there's a big difference. Of course, there is, but he was at least nominated. I stand corrected. No, you didn't. No, he didn't. What I meant was he was nominated. No, you said he won.
And then you told me, I asked the wrong question. So you know I'm coming back, I already knew that. But then he told you to Google it. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I get all that. He's won the nomination. He's won the nomination. No, no, no, no, I'm sorry. Yeah, your nomination is not a win. Your nomination is not a win.
We're not pouring concrete here. We're just talking in the conversation. All right, brother. You know what I'm saying? That'd be fair. I ain't scared like y'all to be right. I'm going to be corrected. Nah, Doc, you just let me down the road. All right, y'all, brother. You're trying to back the car up now. I mean, put it in reverse. I wouldn't say anything because I believe this. Hey, you could answer the question. But he was like, he said, who would do it? You know what I'm saying? That's right. I wanted to make sure.
You should have Googled it before you called in. All right, man. Appreciate you. He's going to tell me to Google it, and he didn't even Google it. All right. And then he said, I wanted to make sure. I wanted to see if y'all was going, man. Come on, man. That's why I love all African people all over the world. Because black people be going like, OK, what I meant was, you know what I'm talking about.
Like, no, you didn't. Stop it. What up, soggy? Man. We out here hearing you. Did you do Facebook Live? I did. You did. We can hear you out there. That was crazy. And we knew he was doing Facebook God when I heard, oh my God. That's what I was saying. It was a sister. Touch the court once. Touch the court? Yeah, the court.
Yeah, push it in. Make sure it's in. Don't electrocute it. Is it in? Yeah, it's in. It's just sound off. There was a sister outside in late capital drive that was pushing her van. She had on booty shirts. Yeah. I don't know if she took her pants off so she could just put that girl turned around.
and back that van and walk that van about that walk. After she backed that thing up, she backed that thing up. Well, I tell you, it ain't nothing like Black women. It ain't nothing like sisters. That's what I was just getting ready to say. She ain't, she wasn't big as nothing. She turned around and put her back on the back of that van and pushed that joke up out of there. Listen here.
I just don't understand what has taken all the women practice across the street now over at Perkins. She called for NPD to come because we couldn't understand why nobody was blocking off the streets. Yep, to Tonya and blocking it off. West still isn't blocked off over here at Akassin. But I'm like, had it been gun shots, it would be yellow tape everywhere. But Sheldon, we know why. I'm just like.
They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us. They don't care about us.
Hey, all the women proud of y'all listen to Rick. Can you bring me a belong? All the man in this video. She had to do what? No, no, no, no. They didn't know she was out there. Yeah, we didn't know. I seen it, but she was pushing the bar. Hey, but I tell you what, when she was done pushing, that thing was dying.
You are not going to be inappropriate this morning. I wasn't inappropriate. I wasn't inappropriate. You just said booty shorts. We got a young sister. I don't whatever I do. Hold on, Clark. Did she say she was out there with booty shorts on? I didn't know she had taken her pants off.
You still say she had on booty shorts. That's what got my attention. And it was banging. It's on my video on Facebook if you want to see it. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you. She's appalled by you.
But why would you go through and you see other cars as ahead of you struggling to go through? Commissists will tell you.
Stop I don't know people thought it wasn't that deep and now we finally got somebody out here raking the city of Milwaukee. We do this every every rain every rain You can't block off a major water resource I was about to lose my mind because people got me some boots the water went down in my boots. The boots was more than mid-calf Yeah, and then the rest then they just drug my pants and so then the water rises up. I was
I'll tell you what I said outside. I was like, please don't do what I said outside. I was like, please don't do what I said outside. I was like, please don't do what I said outside.
I was gonna have a mental breakdown. If this dirty soup water, you know my panties. You're not dirty since you don't have to explain anything. You don't have to use panties. I just walked into it. No, no. I'm just talking about because of disease and dirt and debris. I was like, more space, please. You had panties on when you left here this morning. You and your panties.
They soaked right up to the pot. Yeah. No, seriously. Listen, and I got on shorts and I went outside and almost fell like I fell. Well, almost fell because the water was moving. That's that's that's that's security. That's Montreal Cane. Oh, that's my mirror. So why is he with the vest on? Do you want to do some work? Because he where he may be out have been out working because, you know, he does the mental health stuff. But that's Montreal Cane out there. OK.
I'm gonna be a good Samaritan. We all listen to community boys. Where'd you park that? I had to go out, walk all through these people's houses. Here's the route, so I'm all up on the grass. Look, private citizens gotta come out here and do something. And that's crazy because that's what we pay to see. Wait, and let me show love to the sisters in the bonnets. Yeah. Because down here by Atkinson Library, it was two sisters with bonnets on.
They were standing there waving people away, don't come through, trying to stop people from tearing up their cars. Much love. Much love. Because you know, I give a buying assistant a hard time. But they was out here stopping people. But private citizens, so now we got folks on all corners trying to break these gunners out. Yeah, she called for her. She called for her.
Yeah, but it's gonna cost It's gonna cost cuz you got to let that batter out spark plugs drive Like I saw it too. It's like, oh, I know what that you're listening to community voice We're gonna take a quick break. We'll be right back five FM with your host Keith
Let's see, the scene right here reminds me of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, going through the locks. Have you ever, it's amazing how those locks work. So think the police had to shoot that woman in New York that stabbed people. All right, let me finish.
And you won't and you won't now all you do is come and just do
All right as we continue our Thursday throwback Thursday black trivia question which Jersey numbers retired across all of Major League Baseball in honor of Jackie Robinson 42 42 23 or number two
Are you taking crawlers? Yeah. That's just my program. I'm stranded. I have nowhere else to go. Man. And so they get this water up. I have nowhere to go. Oh, that's right. You got to cross the river. They got to cross the street. Yeah. Cut craw. I can't do it again. Cut craw. Hey, going in the back is a piece of cardboard.
Put it out there and just canoe your way on across. Hey, this is excuse me. Just trying to get to my car. Don't mind me. Okay. Happiness Donuts says she did not get a full introduction. So can you introduce her and let her. Yes. Let's introduce it. Come on up. Tell the people who you are.
This is Naomi from the hustle and grow show. Um, thank you, thank you. Um, from high school, yes, but I'm in college right now. So, hey. Um, first. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And how long were you with us?
Um, about eight years now, since I was like 12. So, I mean, she got a season back in the field. Man, I'll tell my Lori, see. But she said she ain't learned nothing. I'll tell you what. I'll tell you why she ain't learned nothing yet. No, no, no, no. Don't shape it up now. I'm, I'm, I'm cleaning up. I'll tell you why she ain't learned nothing. She didn't learn anything yet because I haven't taught her anything yet.
Now, once I get to teach him, the reason why he hasn't been talking is because he doesn't know. Because I don't know. When he finds out, and he'll be able to train her. We don't keep this ball rolling. So, she's just sitting here watching, watching buttons and stuff. That's it. That's it. I'm surprised he didn't drop all the technical talk on you, like.
We're coming out the bed or not. That's on day two. Day one. You got to get to know what's happening. As you told her the hand signals. No, not yet. That's on day three. You know, all of that. You look so professional. Hey, you know, if you're going to do it, you got to do it right and do it to your satisfied. Ain't that how the song go? Do it. She said she's learned nothing. Well, I'll tell you what. What's going to happen is tomorrow.
No, tell you what, come on Sunday. I would suggest you come on Sunday. Nothing sharing is here. Sharing is here. She'll actually show you how how it works. The award winning. Right. The award winning. Queen of Gospel II, man. She's gonna show you how to push back. You actually learned. Yeah.
they didn't call it you gilligan again man listen here man when i leave from here uh that water's so dirty i'm gonna go get my fishing pole and sit right on the steps and catch a rat right catches i was walking through that water i'm going like is there going to be a rat swim
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Why those brothers chief can't be a good Samaritan and piggyback you across that water
They haven't heard her call in a while. Angela called the show, I think Monday. Oh, okay. I heard from her. And then one of our listeners that drives the city bus, Angela was on the bus. Oh, nice, okay. And so she ended up meeting her and talking to her on the bus over the week.
last weekend. So, yeah, but she said she had been going through a little bit and she had been sick. So, um, but yeah, she did call the show to check in. I think it was on Monday. Okay. I was thinking about no, but she called more than I do. And I was like, man, I ain't heard Angela voice in a while. Okay. That's all I wanted. Thanks y'all. Yeah. Should we be worried? Yeah. That's that's that's how much the water is affecting
vehicles and you see the steam come from the drugs. So, the city of Milwaukee crew has just shown up. You don't have wagers on. You've got regular shoes on. Oh, he's going to get he's going to get dusty. I was going to say he kind of an ate him again. He's got a record. He's got a he's got a he's got a he's got a he's got a he's got a
his personal boost up. He got on him. He works for the sewer. He got on city tombs. Follow up to the program. Good morning. Yeah. Good morning. How are you? Thank you. I wanted to just clarify a couple of things that were said earlier about Mrs. Rosa Parks and L.A. Colvin. Mrs. Parks was I rated a member of the NACP.
So it was just logical for them to take up the fight. Claudette Colvin and her friends were, they were girls. They were teenagers when they sat there on the bus. So I think someone referred to them as women, but they were actually girls. But the NAACP wasn't the only group. Didn't they create the Montgomery boycott?
association or something like that. Right. So they were just part of that part of that group Rosa Parks had gotten in trouble before when she tried to register to vote. And that was some of her early activism. She's one of those people trying to register to vote now that as I remember. She was she was an activist and yes they did the different groups did get together there in Montgomery. And as a matter of fact it was
that group that um selected uh i know became to be the head of it when he when he had come into town but they had already uh already organized prior to that and then the other thing i want to say is that the the NACP and LACP was a very very very important organization from uh probably the 20s all the way up started losing
some of the recognition with the Black Power movement because people started having different ways of approaching. But I would like to challenge anyone though to look at the actual history of the NACP, especially the legal defense under the leadership of Thurgood Marshall, who was the attorney, the lead attorney for the legal defense.
They were responsible for collecting information from people who had different situations regarding segregation or lynching or whatever. They were collecting information and then attorney Marshall was presenting those cases to the federal government. It wasn't it also Charles Houston? Yeah, yeah, Charles Hamilton. Yes, he was.
when the attorney is right. I think he, it worked out how it's for a while. I just wanted to, I know you don't like to poke fun at different organizations, but I just want to be fair and also have a correct history that the NACP, the NACP also was a membership organization that so many African-Americans
with give, I think it was a weekly, a monthly. I know my parents were part of it. And they would give the dues and then they would use that money to help finance the different things. And I just want to highlight as they've taken the cases before the court and the cases, if someone can read some of the different cases that they were
successful land, especially under Attorney Marshall, Third of Marshall, then I think you would maybe have a different... Around the Board of Education, right? Yes. If I'm not mistaken, I don't want to say something that I'm not 100% against. I'm reasonably sure that that was one of the landmark cases. And that was one of the things when you talked about because the
NAACP were really litigators. They did a lot of litigation. And when you got to the 60s, it became a became, and I appreciate you talking about the difference with the Black Power movement, because remember they did the Big Five when they did the March on Washington. And, but there were a lot of radicals who felt like, you know,
Okay, that's good. That's Dr. King and all of that. But then by the time you get to like 65, 66, Stokely Carmichael H. Wrapped Brown, Black Panther Party forums out in Oakland, California. You also have the, and people never talk about the Lowndes County Deacons for Defense. Those guys in Lowndes County, Lowndes County is between Selma and Montgomery. And so there were groups out there and I think it was changing.
The Urban League got involved, but the Urban League was not necessarily a protest group. When Dr. Hall comes on, she talks about their mission. But for that march on Washington, there was a combination of labor and civil rights organizations. SNCC was part of it because John Lewis, I think was president of SNCC when they did the march on Washington. He got a chance to speak even though they went in and edited it.
his speech. Yeah so I just wanted to highlight that they were a very important organization. I'm saying were not that they still aren't because they still do work but it was the and that was a period of time when the different organizations started criticizing each other a lot and you know that wasn't the best thing to do because
each one of them had a part to play but I just wanted to just have like that they were they're they're extremely important especially for about 50 years I said for probably 20s to the 70s okay thank you all right zebra lost power this is power is back on okay where was it at I don't know where but it just it's in the chat
City worker smoking Oh, this is directed at right now right up. Oh, I can see how religious you guys are no one asked the powers to be depart the waters Moses Moses I don't think Moses want to stand in that water right there
It's like Lord, it's too dirty Lord. Oh yeah, it's some sign because you can see it. But we shouldn't have to go through this. Like we shouldn't have to wait for the city to come. We shouldn't have to call the city every time it rains. We shouldn't have to but unfortunately we do because all I'm trying to say is and I think you know like
They don't care about it. The frequency from which we used to have the shriek cleaners to come down. Yeah. Yeah. That may be making a difference. Yeah. But... There's something with this, though. I think they have to really re-examine how they've worn it. Yeah. Yeah. This happens every time. Every time, man. And I really believe it's gonna take... And it doesn't take a ton of debris for it to degrade to get nested. Right. Right. It doesn't take a lot. And I really believe that in order for them to really change up some stuff,
That's going to unfortunately take for somebody to get hurt in that, you know, I was walking across the street and fail in the car was coming. Yeah. No, it's just like, hey, hey, you know, this person is down. Hold on. That's, you know, I got to get over the city. You got the right boots on.
I try to get some of your situation, but fail, come on. Carla, welcome to the program. Good morning. Good morning again. There may be a lake or an aquifer right there under you all. When you look at that area and look how Atkinson Avenue slopes down towards Keith, there was something there before we came. Yeah.
So that's possible. And we live on the Great Lakes. And downtown right here, from Clyburn all the way to Juneau, that's a swamp underneath. They can't even build anything. Yep, they can't even build anything before they put pylons in the ground. So it's a lot of water by it.
So you're right. There's aquifers under here. We're supposed to be built on the marsh, but I think this is more the concrete and this is the issue with that sewer and they're gonna really have to go on and redesign that sewer so it'd be able to absorb. Call all the woman cards. She'll make sure they get on it. Well, actually, this is correct. She's out there. Yep. She's out. She will too. She's across the street. She will too. All right then. See, she's here. All right. Have a good weekend. All right. Call her. Welcome to the program.
Good morning. Good morning. How are you? I'm glad. You are too. I see. I hear. I don't see you, but I hear. But I was talking about this quote. You know what? I was just thinking maybe you should bring it to the tip of the people. I can't think of a name of the people I'm talking about, but downtown.
that you can file a complaint with and have them see can't they do something about that you know I mean and I don't mean necessarily you but the neighborhood you know it would be nice if somebody in the neighborhood that or urge you just file a complaint with um uh I can't think of these people's names you know I see Alderman but there you go the Alderman
and have him check into it and see if he can't something be done. This is an engineering issue here. This should be able, and it's on both sides of the street. So I think they have to take a look at it. Well, if nobody, if everybody just drives through and nobody ever contacts them and say anything, they won't look. Something ain't in that area. So somebody that knows what's going on.
needs to contact somebody downtown, the right person, and file a complaint and see if they have them come out. So you know, if you don't come out this time, maybe next time. But if somebody can come out today while it's happening, then we need to be better. Then they can get going. Maybe they can get a dump on it and do something about it. All right.
And let me thank everybody who was part of the program today on this rainy Thursday. Thank you, Michelle. Thank you, Clark. Thank you, Jermaine. Thank you, Collars. Thank you, all the folks on the chat. Good Lord, willing, quick, don't rise. Talk to everybody tomorrow. Let us always go from this place in peace.
know
rain?
Now, I just saw Noah go up Capitol.
I wonder if he had the two chickens on there.
Lord The Lord
Yeah,
right
now I think they got to go deeper in that in that sewer man because it was like no paper anything you know so anyway 414444 you can put it in the chat
All you folks out there in the chat all you folks listening Facebook or you can call 4144445250 4144445250 we've done it in the past Give me some songs With rain in the title 4144445250 Do back that thing only try to get through there 4144445250 you can put it in the chat on YouTube Facebook
Hey, Ryder, we got some callers, man.
Okay, all right.
All right, so I just moved it down.
What's happening?
Good morning.
Good morning.
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All right, songs with rain in the title.
The one that always comes out the mind always starts off the temptations.
I want to go outside in the rain.
No, that ain't the temptations.
No, I want to go outside in the rain.
That's the dramatics, right?
Oh, how I wish it would rain.
There you go.
That's the temptations.
All right, man, dude, that water is up as I do live reports right now.
Okay.
And now channel six is doing the we energy customer outage.
So again, through the rain.
I like that one.
That's a good one.
Do the rain.
Mm hmm.
I saw you and him in the rain.
Let's see.
So again, let's go.
It is raining.
I don't know where you are, but it's where it's raining, what you are.
Let's see.
Oh the one I like walking in the rain with the one I love feel so fine Yeah, that that that that's one Through the rain rain down
on
Okay, Kurt Franklin.
Yeah
George like lazy lazy lazy third time you've done this.
I know it's the third time I've done it I think I started off saying that but we are going to be doing some trivia today so We just just kind of it was raining just seen apropos for the moment But we are going to do some black trivia throwback Thursday at black trivia.
So again lazy lazy lazy though you participate a gotcha
Can you stop stop the rain people Bryson?
Yeah people Bryson had a rain song.
I don't know if you could be an artist.
Let's see.
I like this walking in the rain with the one I love love unlimited.
Yep.
Yep rain SWB.
Yep.
Yep.
Yep.
Okay.
It's kind of enjoyed even though we've done it before it gives us a chance to kind of have a little bit of fun.
Man.
Look at that water.
Rain, let's see.
I wish it would rain.
I want to go outside in the rain, walking in the love, walking in the rain with one I love.
I saw you and him in the rain.
That's right.
The dramatics.
Appreciate that.
Thank you.
Criticize me, but thank you.
So again, you go in the chat, you can call 414.
Maybe people don't want to get on their phones right now because it's lightening out.
I appreciate that.
We were just talking about when we were young I Know when I was in Tennessee with my uncle and aunt when it rained like this They turned off everything told me to be still and they had these hurricane lanterns those kerosene lanterns And we light it up and we sit there and as all black folks said to the Lord was finished with her business.
Oh There's one candy rain Okay, how can we forget this one man purple rain?
Purple rain, let's see and it's raining It's raining I'll be tripping on the weather anyway.
So again phone lines open or you can go in the chat Rain on me Ashanti.
Okay.
Caller, welcome
program.
Yeah, I just wanted you not to forget about Jimi Hendrix.
Rainy day, rain all day.
Jimi Hendrix.
Rain the blues
sir.
All right.
Appreciate you.
Thank you so much.
Yes, sir.
Caller, welcome to the program.
Hello.
Hey.
Can you hear me?
Yeah, you in the truck?
Yes, I am.
Aren't you worried about that truck getting hit by lightning?
No, I'm not.
I sure did.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I know nothing about your business, but yeah, that didn't know that.
Okay.
You got a song
for me?
Yeah, what about I think it's by
cover
yeah.
one.
And
yeah.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I remember you telling that.
Of course.
my god.
Did you do the Temptations?
I wish it would rain.
Oh yeah, started with that one.
Oh, how I wish that it would rain.
Yeah.
Thank you, Percy.
Man, so
worry about it, it never rains in Southern California.
Tony, Tony, Tony.
never rains in Southern California.
summertime.
I don't know.
Look at that kayak going down the road.
No, I'm just kidding.
You can use it.
Yeah, man.
How you been, man?
I'm mad on Capitol.
Great, man.
How about yourself?
I thought they said afternoon showers in the forecast that we received this morning.
Yeah, but it did not wait.
We went from no rain The whole lot of rain now Keith I would be remiss if I didn't introduce this young lady.
She's a part of the host for What's the name of your show again?
hustle and grow CTE Her name's Naomi.
She's in Training she's gonna intern with us.
Oh wait, hold on.
Hey Naomi what?
Where'd
you where'd you park I parked to have a block up smart man look the people are bagging down
Caller, okay.
It's someone there.
okay
Get yourself.
know he had umbrella the garbage bag on
It dissolves
I
heard you said make Jermaine to messed up.
Yeah, I'm gonna have a job by the next week.
Call the road to the program
Is
men
Yeah,
yeah, that's who was that though?
It
Yeah, no, I mean the weather girls
it would make sense they singing about you know Do all
You're absolutely correct
Well,
would be a one-hit wonder, wouldn't it?
Yeah.
Yeah.
OK, y'all got, you all had a good one.
All
All right.
In the forbidden lot.
OK.
So they go float away and go get towed away.
Hopefully he's not listening.
on.
Yeah.
chill, man.
And you know what's crazy is on my way in, y'all know I usually park in the sideline here.
I said, uh-uh.
I park way up the street.
I could only get
Because you know that once it gets like this, I can't get out.
My car sits so
yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Now, it has just been sitting there, but there have been times when the water comes back there.
It gets so bad out here.
you'll find the underpass on Townsend, Burlice Center, all of those underpasses are flooded out.
Fond du Lac and Locust.
The city got some infrastructure issues.
That's a good one.
I can't stand the rain.
I can't stand the rain.
And Peoples, but then Tina Turner did it too, didn't she?
Yeah, yeah.
I can't stand the rain against my window.
Man, I know that feeling, man.
You know, when I worked at summer camp, we had this thing called the Swamp Tromp.
And what it was was the kids could go into we had a little box and they would collect samples and then they go look at it under a microscope the kids loved it, man It was you have to take your shoes and socks off you walking around in this murky water.
Yeah
can't stand the rain.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
the rain.
Yeah, Doc, it is.
I'm sorry.
Man, it's terrible out there, bro.
It is terrible.
Purple rain.
Purple.
Hey, Clark, I saw you running.
Oh, hold on.
Listen here, man.
It's
like it's raining man out there Yeah, we got that one
girl That is crazy out there man when I was crossing the street.
I'm not even gonna lie I almost got scared a little bit because I saw the current I saw the current moving kind of fast and it was deep So I thought it was gonna sweep me off my feet
I don't even know why they be trying to drive through.
It's so stupid.
And it's a
Oh, that
Look, look at how high it is up on that truck.
That's why I was saying about the cars.
All right, the exact origin of the phrase is unknown, but historians and etymologists have suggested a few theories.
One, there's the Greek theory.
Some believe the phrase comes from the Greek word, catadoksa, which means contrary to experience or belief, meaning that rainstorm is so heavy, it's unbelievable.
Another theory suggests this link to catadoupae.
An old word for a waterfall.
Literature.
Jonathan Swift popularized the exact phrase in his 1738 satirical work through similar animal expressions appeared in poetry.
Okay.
Oh, here's one.
The thatch roof myth.
A common folktale claims that animals sleeping in old straw roofs would fall through during a rainstorm.
However, experts have largely debunked this because well maintained thatch roofs were water resistant and slanted.
making it unlikely for animals to live on or fall through.
Paula, welcome to the program.
Okay, just for last time, Paula.
You may or may not know this one.
Fire and Rain by James Taylor.
I've seen fire
What's that song I see you and him walking in the rain?
In the rain?
That's... Oh, yeah,
I
him
Okay.
All
Bye-bye.
Yeah, dude, everything is
flooding.
That's terrible out there that is crazy man.
bit
Good good memory.
Yeah
shot the pig
take an alternate route
And then as soon as they get it, just like that Cadillac is stuck right there.
Look, he's stuck right there.
The Cadillac is stuck.
The truck is.
Wow.
And now the fire truck don't know what to do.
Oh, oh,
oh.
That car is literally floating that white.
Yeah.
They stuck, I don't know why they would even do that.
So now you got the fire department trying to help you do it right here.
Look at what he's
family dollar.
See the fire department pulling back the help tool?
6.5 FM with your host, Keith Parris.
on.
Hey, hey Clark, I'm uh, I'ma pull the uh, I'm just
a
Surfing USA, buddy.
Yeah, because that water is already up on the sidewalk there.
Yeah, that, yeah.
And it's deep on the sidewalk too.
And it's deep too.
Yeah, doc.
It's deep out there, Jack.
All right.
Hey y'all, so it's throwback Thursday.
Let's have some fun As we much fun going on out here now stop raining though Okay, stop some fun here All right So we're going to it's throwback Thursday phone lines open.
Let's see.
What can you win?
What can we win?
Let's see You'll win that you know Your black history as a matter of fact do it for me to me.
Oh your history All right, okay, let's do this if you were paying attention on Michelle's program and those some of you hang out after Michelle's program and So
No, that's too easy.
I'll ask who refused to give up her seat in Montgomery, Alabama sparking the historic boy cat Was it Rosa Parks or was it Claudette Colvin Rosa Parks or Claudette Colvin
414 4445 250 414 4445 250 or you can go into and put it in the chat if you're watching on YouTube or Facebook Who refused to give up her seat in Montgomery, Alabama sparking a historic boycott was it Rosa Parks or was it Claudette?
Like see a smoke I Need to move my car.
Yeah
Yeah, I'm telling you, man, you might want to move it.
Or you come outside, your car going to be a Wauwatosa.
Yeah.
Hi.
Hi.
I'm going to say Claudette Colvin.
But if you're seeing so
well, I think I think both both answers would be correct Claudette culvert was arrested before Rosa Parks Yeah, yeah, but as Michelle pointed out on her program there was some image things that they were trying to present and Rosa Parks just presented I know as you remember the colorism piece
where she's very fair skinned and Claudette Colvin was a darker woman, but at least now people are giving credit to Claudette Colvin.
She just recently passed and people are giving her credit in terms of what she did and maybe it was her, certainly was her, because then there was another young lady.
I found it interesting that it was three women who were the early people who were arrested for not giving up their seat to a white man, black women.
So, I appreciate you.
Keith, did you talk about Nepal since it's raining?
I have not.
Is this how it started?
I have not.
Yeah, Nepal.
And would there be a way to prevent that?
I mean, they showed a video of people running down the street honking who was like running from a flood.
it, the elderly and the children,
run that fast.
no
And a lot of times, you know, because nature is going to do what nature does.
Like if you're in California, you're on an earthquake fault, right?
Well, earthquakes serve a purpose.
Right is the earth adjusting itself now if we're stupid enough to move near earthquake Fox when that earthquake happens That's part of people building.
I heard people are rebuilding, you know after they had the fires out in California They're building in the same area
Or even New Orleans, you know, they're saying we could just build stronger levies, etc But that's swampland.
I just feel for I just think the coverage for Nepal is not getting
That's scary.
Well, stay safe and thank you.
Yeah, man.
I saw when I saw the video and, you know, from the camera that was mounted.
And you see the water and the mud, how high it was.
And for the people that tried to take off running, it was too late.
And you can never outrun a force like that.
So it was
And what
comes back.
And then
And it
And people going like, I'm talking second story.
Yeah, man.
Yeah.
All right.
Okay.
Our next question.
Who led dozens of enslaved people to freedom along the Underground Railroad using the code name Moses?
Was it Harriet Tubman?
Was it Sir Gerner Truth?
Was it Frederick Fred Douglas?
Harriet Tubman, Sir Gerner Truth or Frederick Douglas?
Who let dozens of enslaved people to freedom along the underground railroad?
So was it Harriet Tubman?
Sojourner truth or Frederick Douglass You can go in the chat Watching on Facebook if you're watching on YouTube or you can call us 4144445250414
Happiness donuts you're absolutely correct.
It was Harriet Tubman It was Harriet Tubman and you know, I Love the movie Harriet.
I thought Harriet was a was a great movie appreciate you All right, which Western Hemisphere country had the largest number of enslaved Africans Jamaica Brazil or the United States of America which Western Hemisphere nation
had the largest number of enslaved Africans.
Was it Jamaica?
Was it Brazil?
Or was it the United States?
Is this water receding at
all?
That's kind of scary there
Jamaica
Is that correct again four one four four four four five two five zero four one four four four four five two five zero Which Western Hemisphere country had the largest number of enslaved Africans Jamaica Brazil or United States.
I have one person who said Jamaica How much time do I wait before I get the answer I say about 20 seconds or another 20 seconds Okay
The answer is Brazil.
Brazil had the largest number.
As a matter of fact, when you look at it, United States had the smallest number of enslaved Africans that were dropped off here.
But it was Jamaica.
I mean, Jamaica was Brazil.
And part of it for Brazil was the Portuguese had settlements in Angola and Mozambique.
And so they could go just straight across and get enslaved people.
get Africans and then enslave them.
Call her up to the program.
Good morning.
Um, I was fixing that fixing that for one back reseal, but I would like to retroact back to, uh, uh, miss Colvin and, uh, and Rosa Park, if you could please.
And, uh, what it is is, um, uh, you know, uh, a lot of people mentioned miss Colvin, uh, uh, miss miss miss.
and they should, because she was the first.
But in Ms.
Colvin's case, it was a villain.
There was three more young ladies with Ms.
Colvin, which never gets matching.
And it's so unfair to those other three ladies.
So they was together, it was four with Ms.
Colvin.
But the other three, no one ever mentioned their names, so it's so unfair.
And that's what I was calling to say, let's give tribute to those other three, as well as we give it to Ms.
Colvin.
OK, I just have one more thing.
sir.
As far as Ms.
Rosa Parks with the NAACP there, it was just complete ludicrous.
I mean, that color stuff that they got and stuff.
I don't see how any black person can support that.
That's one of our biggest problems today is black people.
We got that colorism and we are in denial of it, but it has killed us.
It's still, it's still killing us.
And you know, I believe it with this.
You know what the real definition of NAACP means?
Can I say it?
Yes.
it shouldn't be offense.
It's not offense.
So offensive, I'd say.
Now, I just always said that the NWCP stands for Nick Rose always asking Caucasians permission.
Wow.
That's what I always love to see.
Okay, my brother, y'all have a nice day.
I want to thank you for allowing me to have those words.
Hey, well, I'm going to take that one.
And I'm a
yeah,
Okay, which was crazy.
Great segue into this question is about the NAACP.
Who co-founded the NAACP in 1909?
WB DuPois.
Booker T. Washington, Marcus Garvey.
Who co-founded the NAACP in 1909?
W.E.B.
Du Bois, Booker T. Washington, Marcus Garvey.
All right.
Okay.
Stop raining, but the water hasn't receded.
Who co-founded the NAACP in 1909, W.E.B.
Du Bois, Booker T. Washington, or Marcus Garvey?
Happiness Donuts, you're correct.
It is W.E.B.
Du Bois.
W.E.B.
Du Bois.
Question.
Juneteenth was first celebrated in what former Confederate state?
Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana.
Juneteenth was first celebrated in which former Confederate state?
Oklahoma, Texas, or Louisiana?
Juneteenth was first celebrated in which former Confederate state?
Was it Texas?
Wait, I think Texas was the last state to, it was the last state, right?
Texas was the last state.
Or was it the first state?
that we
anymore.
You feel in the water almost drowned.
Oh, he almost drowned.
Yeah, because that current, man, that's what I was talking about when I was walking.
and how that current was pulling me.
Where is he going?
He's looking for Nemo.
It is Texas, Texas.
Remember June 19th, 1865, Texas.
And let me do a cleanup.
Texas was the last state in the Confederacy to give up.
That's what I meant yesterday, not outlaw slavery, but to give up.
And so by the time they've gotten to Galveston, Texas, the Emancipation Proclamation had already been done two years earlier.
By the time they've gotten to Texas and Brownsville, that's Brownsville, Galveston.
That's where they celebrate.
All right.
Let's do some music and culture.
Who created the iconic song Lift Every Voice and Sing, often called the Black National Anthem?
Was it Nina Simone, Langston Hughes, or James Weldon Johnson?
Who created the iconic song Lift Every Voice and Sing, often called the Black National Anthem?
Was it James Weldon Johnson, Nina Simone, or Langston Hughes?
I was a baby born in 1985.
Okay.
And that, okay.
So again, who created the iconic song, Lift Every Voice and Sing?
Often called the Black National Anthem.
Was it James Weldon Johnson?
Nina Simone or Langston Hughes?
I got an answer in the chat.
Anyone else?
Got to answer in the chat, phones are open, 414-445-250.
Happiness Donuts, you're absolutely correct.
It was James Weldon Johnson, then his brother, who ended up writing that iconic song.
Do it?
Yeah, okay.
I'll do it on break.
All right.
While we do this, oh, let me do the call and then I gotta make a move.
Yeah, I'm gonna do the call, then I gotta go move my car.
All right.
Carla, welcome to the program.
Hey, I wasn't gonna bother you, but you made us, I just knew you was gonna get it right.
You talked about the freedom of slavery, and you talked about the government in Galveston, Texas.
But listen, brother, the last slaves that were freed, where it was in 1866,
They didn't want to let the slaves go at all, period.
The government had to go in and freedom.
As a matter of fact, it was Indian territory back then, but we know the state as Oklahoma today.
Oklahoma really is the last state that let black folk go free, man.
The Indians said we ain't letting them go.
That wasn't
Okay, the question, right, but you said somebody said Texas, which would have been a
to celebrate
Yeah, but even if you, even if you did that,
was.
I mean, the celebration really, we can celebrate it.
That's okay.
That's great that we have a, you know, some, some, you know, some memories of that.
And then we want to celebrate it.
But in reality, the last lanes were let free.
That's not what we were talking about.
No, no, no, I understand.
It was a question.
Okay.
Question was.
your question was was it was it uh texas was it uh uh some other state somewhere else but i just called him because i just want to add some oh you
that thank you that's all i well i mean it is what it is man the lab them them them five civilized uh uh uh uh tribes that the white man came in and booked and said listen
Y'all is better than them people.
Not a fact, get you some slaves and show us that you were that you riding with us.
The five civil lives tribes is the Indians man that really don't mess with mid roles.
Really don't none of them really mess with black folk anyway.
When you see an Indian girl, she usually with a with a with a Caucasian and you know, they put them on those Indian reservations and guess what?
Those Indian reservations are not.
Little projects like people think oh, that's just a lot of our
car
back Hi,
out
Yeah.
hey, me, me and
Clark
said we'll both be out
there baptizing this cat.
Drop them in the water, Clark.
Oh, you can't get here on a dry
day, but
on a wet day, you can get here.
Drop them in the water, Clark.
Hey, we gonna drop them like we dropping fish.
Right.
Hey,
Man.
Freshman practice.
Yeah,
Now?
That is true.
However, I played varsity bar when I was on the talking board.
So, you know, I was with the varsity cats.
And so, yeah, I picked on cats that was.
By
have to
gotta suffer.
So wait, so I want to, is that where it all came from, you know, since Jesus suffered.
We've got to suffer like Jesus, so it's passed down to the human generation.
tell you what.
I don't even know how you got to that.
I just took
and went across the water.
I took a
There's this concept called seniority.
That's where that comes from.
Right, right.
You know, like, I, you know, I have to constantly remind my wife, she's the fourth woman of the church.
Oh, right.
She's not, you know, cause she, we down, we down, man.
So you already has his privileges.
I couldn't wait, man.
They still
do that?
So you already,
Man, listen, they do see already here.
I had to be here.
for all of the juneteenths while you while they was out having fun.
Oh, I did that
because I
was
the new guy.
I did
Oh,
much
That's
People are some bills man
I
got a radio program
Did you
watch
the
whole game
And so the little TV in the refrigerator doesn't have the same kind of Direct TV.
So I ended up listening to the game as I was queuing last night.
I did some chicken on the grill and listened to the game.
Then I came in.
Mr. Rowski, man, I don't know.
I'm worried about him when it comes to big games.
Maybe, you know, Wrigley Field was just too big for him.
Is this his first year playing?
play last year, so.
Brewers came.
But yeah, they came.
know what?
You know what?
I watched, when I watched the preview, I see how they were playing, they were playing smart.
They weren't trying to hit home runs.
No, they kept getting them bases loaded.
The bases, they kept hitting.
You know, yeah, they were hitting a whole lot of that.
OK, here come the police.
Yeah, they need to get that lady that just went in traffic like that.
my brew of stuff
Yeah, and a
Yeah,
these
Yeah
Yeah, it's
but I mean but but I mean the what scared me about the Brewers because this happened every year like we played great all the way to Inna September October now Hopefully that
y'all
man.
What they hungry?
They've
No, I get that but it seems like even so it's like the one we get to see like when we get to this part
man that the bats get cold and our pitchers get stiff.
So if we can keep them loose and keep our bats hot, man.
You know what's crazy?
And I
Hey man, AJ Green is a shooter.
You ain't going
about the Bucks.
Hey, I think the Bucks are going to surprise a bunch of people.
See y'all halfway, y'all
Brewers.
No, I'm on all the way.
I've been talking about since Rodney got.
Pirates hat so
They
been that type of person to jump on the bad way, but I just wait
I like the way to play off.
Then you are
jumping
on the bad
wagon.
I want to wait till the series is over.
Clark is like double dutching.
While they turn on the rope, he's like jump in.
He
beat me at the trade fee on time.
I wait till the
buddy.
Gilligan, little buddy.
Not for skipper.
He delivered Gilligan from the island.
All right, y'all.
So no one is answering my question.
Did I ask the question?
Oh, OK.
Hip hop.
What girl was hip I found it in the five burrows in New York?
What burrows was hip I founded it.
I'll do it.
What bro.
There's five of them.
There's five of them Staten Island Queens Brooklyn the Bronx and to Manhattan
Can anybody answer that question
question
And
came off the city.
I know there's some true hip hop fans out there.
Yeah.
Some old school hip hop fans.
When they talked about
We had video games.
No, no.
We had the sake of Saturn.
We had the sake of Genesis.
We had Nintendo.
We had Atari 2600, 5200, 7800.
You spent
We had
Yeah, doctor.
We was on the house playing.
Remember how you got your what do they call them like your your card, right?
Yeah, so to get on certain pool tables, right?
So if you showed your skill, you got a different card.
I think I got to send your advance
I wasn't that good in pool.
So you start off on that raggedy little bumper pool table.
Didn't they
move you up to what we call the Fred
Flintstone table with all those, remember those balls?
Yeah, the bumper pool table, then you had the raggedy table, then the junior advanced table was a pretty good table.
And at Franklin Place, when you go down to Teen Center,
That's when you got to get on a real regulation pool table.
Those bumpers sound so good when you bank the ball off of it.
All right, you absolutely correct.
Two out of three.
Two out of three.
You have the Bronx.
Okay.
Hey, imagine this key.
How many of y'all was air hockey players?
I got something.
I
window.
No, no.
When I thought about air hockey, remember, remember going to keep remember the the football, the little licking football.
With the man
vibrators.
How
A
Yeah, you can paint them.
color of your teeth and have the little sponge
football.
Now, I'm going to be honest with you, man.
That is what really kept a lot of my generation out of trouble.
playing the video games Atari 2600 Atari 5200 playing pitfall and all of those games that came out with those so me I remember getting the system catching the buzz down to the grand and getting the video games NBA live 94 95 and just so my brothers them can play with us and we all sit in front of TV and play and Yeah, man, that actually brought us closer, man
I wanna be closer.
I wanna get next to you.
Yes,
All right.
You got two out of three, huh?
So, yeah, that's correct.
It was the Bronx, 1972.
All right.
This is really old school.
This is really, this is old school question.
All right.
Old school question.
Who was the first African-American to win an Academy Award?
Was it Hattie McDaniels?
Was it Dorothy Dandridge or Butterfly McQueen?
Who was the first black actor to win an Academy Award?
Was it Hattie McDaniels?
Was it Dorothy Dandridge, Butterfly McQueen?
And I pronounced that, Daniel McDaniels.
All right.
So again, who was the first African-American to win an Academy Award?
First African-American to win an Academy Award 414 444 5250
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put
All right, I got a ping.
So the answer is Hattie McDaniels.
Dorothy Dandridge was, Hattie McDaniels won for Best Supporting Actress.
Dorothy, Dorothy, I'm not talking about the key.
Dorothy Dandridge was nominated for Best Actress for the movie Carmen, but she did not win.
Somebody put in Butterfly, no, but Butterfly was in the same movie as Hattie McDaniels.
She didn't know nothing about birth and no babies.
That's butterfly McQueen that woman with that real squeaky voice.
That's butterfly McQueen.
All right This is back in the day throwback Thursday which theme song from what movie won the Academy or more in 1972 Was it superfly?
Was it the Mac or was it shaft?
Man, all of those good Jesus
Only one of them
Award who
Superfly you
superfly I say superfly.
Superfly
Yeah, I say superfly.
Yeah
Oh, sir.
your mouth.
Uh, wait, no, I was going to say Curtis.
Was it Curtis?
I'm asking you.
Wait, because I know Curtis had a lot on... Yeah, yeah, because he wrote Superfly.
Yeah, Curtis did.
Oh, wait, wait, wait.
Yeah, Curtis wrote Superfly, didn't he?
Uh, I was OK.
I was OK.
Got to call him.
Got to call him.
Okay.
Oh, here you go.
Alright, but
soundtrack for the back?
Did Curtis do that one too?
Brother's gonna work it out.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Hold on and get
Good morning.
Good morning.
Hello.
going once.
Slice.
All
Three times a lady.
All I do is take out your day and night.
That's it.
do this crazy this almost got 10,000 views already
Yeah, good morning.
Don't forget that Curtis Mayfield won an Oscar for the Superfly score.
No, he did not.
Isaac Hayes did.
Isaac Hayes won for chef, but didn't Curtis Mayfield win an Oscar for
No, the the next black group to win best theme song was 36 mafia Michael Jackson one Oscar for being before deal I Don't know if he wanted Oscar for bed.
Yes.
He did check it out.
Okay.
Well, hey, I got Google up right now
Yeah, but from the max sound check I choose you brother's gonna work it out Tell me why I love term cold Sunshine lady.
I'm these are Willie Hector song.
He did the thing of Foxy Brown Get ready for the get now what you gonna do after the party stormy weather Yeah, all right.
All right, man.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, but don't forget Michael Jackson being one Oscar.
He was the youngest person
to win an Oscar in that category.
Action did Michael Jackson win the Oscar for being cut to the chase.
You gotta ask the right question in order to get the right
Appreciate your help, bro.
Now, old dudes gotta know how to use AI, man.
You gotta ask the right question in order to get
you feel about AI?
It's here.
There's nothing we can do about it.
So I know how to use it to your advantage.
Okay.
Song.
He was nominated then.
difference.
Of course, there
is, but he was at least nominated.
I stand corrected.
No, you didn't.
No, he didn't.
What I meant was he was nominated.
No, you said he won.
And then you told me, I asked the wrong question.
So you know I'm coming back, I already knew that.
But then he told you to Google it.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I get all that.
He's won the nomination.
He's won the nomination.
No, no, no, no, I'm sorry.
Yeah, your nomination is not
a win.
Your nomination
is not a win.
We're not pouring concrete here.
We're just talking in the conversation.
All right, brother.
You know what I'm saying?
That would be a deal.
I ain't scared like y'all to be right.
I'm going to be corrected.
Nah, Doc, you just let me down the road.
All right, y'all,
car up now.
I
Like, hey, you could answer the question.
But he was like, he said, who would do it?
You know what I'm saying?
That's right.
I wanted to make sure.
You should have Googled it before you called in.
All
right, man.
Appreciate you.
He's going to tell me to Google it, and he didn't even Google it.
All right.
And then he said, I
wanted to make sure.
I wanted to see if y'all was going,
man.
like, OK, what I meant was, you know what I'm talking about.
Like, no, you didn't.
Stop it.
What up, soggy?
Man.
Touch the court
Yeah, the court.
Yeah, push it in.
Make sure it's in.
Don't electrocute
it in?
Yeah, it's in.
It's just sound off.
shirts.
Yeah.
After she backed that thing up, she backed that thing
there.
Listen.
I just don't understand what has taken all the women practice across the street now over at Perkins.
She called for NPD to come because we couldn't understand why nobody was blocking off the streets.
Yep, to Tonya and blocking it off.
West still isn't blocked off over here at Akassin.
But I'm like, had it been gun shots, it would be yellow tape everywhere.
But Sheldon, we know why.
like.
They don't care about us.
They
care about
don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't
care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They don't care about us.
They
listen no Rick.
Can you bring me a belong?
All the man in this video.
She had to do what?
we didn't know I seen it, but she was pushing the bar.
you what the way she was done pushing
that thing was thinking
She
had
so that's
what my
underwear first
and it was
But why
would
and you see other cars as ahead of you struggling to go through?
Commissists will tell you.
Stop.
water?
You are my panties.
I was gonna have a mental breakdown.
If this
dirty soup water, you
know my panties.
You're
not dirty since you don't
have to explain
anything.
You don't have to use panties.
I just walked into it.
No, no.
I'm just talking about because of disease and
Yeah.
Listen, and I got on shorts and I went outside and almost fell like I fell.
Well, almost fell because the water was moving.
So why is he with the vest on?
Do you want to do some work?
out there.
OK.
something.
And that's crazy because-
Yeah.
love.
out.
Yeah, but it's gonna
gonna cost because you gotta let that battery
at?
Spark plugs dry out.
With
go on there.
Yeah, I saw it too.
It was like, oh, I know what that's for.
We're
back.
finish.
And
you
won't
and you won't now all you do is come and
two
Cut cross.
Cut cross.
Hey, going in the back is a piece of cardboard.
Put
there and just canoe
your way on
across.
Hey,
Don't
Yes.
Let's introduce it.
Come on up.
Tell the people who
you are.
This is Naomi from the hustle and grow show.
Um,
Um, from high school, yes, but I'm in college right now.
So, hey.
Um, first.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Um, about eight years now, since I was like 12.
she ain't
learned
nothing yet.
No, no, no, no.
Don't shape it up now.
I'm, I'm, I'm cleaning up.
I'll tell you why she ain't learned nothing.
She didn't learn anything yet because I haven't taught her anything
Now, once I get to teach him, the reason why he hasn't been talking is because he
doesn't know.
Because I don't know.
Because he finds out that
he'll be able to train her.
we don't keep this ball rolling.
That's it.
That's it.
out the bed or not.
That's on day two.
Day one.
You got to get to know what's happening.
As you told her the hand signals.
No, not yet.
That's on day three.
You know, all of that.
You look so professional.
Hey,
you know, if you're going to do it, you got to do it right and do it to your satisfied.
Ain't that how the song go?
Do
it.
She said she's learned nothing.
Well, I'll tell you what.
What's going to happen is tomorrow.
No, tell you what, come on Sunday.
I
would
how how it works.
The award winning.
Right.
The award
winning.
Queen of Gospel II, man.
She's gonna show you how to push back.
You actually learned.
Yeah.
they didn't call it you gilligan again man listen here man when i leave from here uh that water's so dirty i'm gonna go get my fishing pole and sit right on the steps and catch a rat right
swimming
That water is dirty.
I can't wait to go home and take a shower.
I can't wait to go home and take a shower.
I
and take a shower.
I can't wait to go home and take a shower.
I can't wait to go home and take a shower.
go home
a shower.
I can't
wait to go home and take a shower.
I can't wait to go home and take a shower.
I can't wait to go home and take a shower.
I can't
shower.
I can't wait to go home and take a shower.
I can't wait to go home and take a shower.
I can't wait to go home and
take
wait to go home and take a shower.
I can't
Why those brothers chief can't be a good Samaritan and piggyback you across that water?
They haven't heard her call in a while.
Oh, nice,
Okay.
I was thinking about no, but she called more than I do.
And I was like, man, I ain't heard Angela voice in a while.
That's all I wanted.
Thanks y'all.
Yeah.
Should we be worried?
Yeah.
That's that's that's how much the water is affecting
vehicles and you see the steam come from the drugs.
You've got regular shoes
on.
Oh, he's going to get he's going to get dusty.
I don't
think
he's going to make it.
He's
going to wreck it.
He's going
to wreck it.
He's going to wreck
He got on him.
He works for the sewer.
He got on city tombs.
Follow up to the program.
Good morning.
Yeah, good morning.
How are you?
Thank you.
I wanted to just clarify a couple of things that were said earlier about Mrs. Rosa Parks and why they called him.
Mrs. Parks was I rated a member of the NACP.
So it was just logical for them to take up the fight.
Claudette Colvin and her friends were, they were girls.
They were teenagers when they sat there on the bus.
So I think someone referred to them as women, but they were actually girls.
Didn't they create the Montgomery boycott?
association or something like that.
Right.
So they were just part of that part of that group Rosa Parks had gotten in trouble before when she tried to register to vote.
And that was some of her early activism.
She's one of those people trying to register to vote now that as I
remember.
She was she was an activist and yes they did the different groups did get together there in Montgomery.
And as a matter of fact it was
that group that um selected uh i know became to be the head of the when he when he had come into town but they had already uh already organized prior to that and then the other thing i want to say is that the the NACP and LACP was a very very very important organization from uh probably the 20s all the way up started losing
some of the recognition with the Black Power movement because people started having different ways of approaching.
But I would like to challenge anyone though to look at the actual history of the NACP, especially the legal defense under the leadership of Thurgood Marshall, who was the attorney, the lead attorney for the legal defense.
They were responsible for collecting information from people who had different situations regarding segregation or lynching or whatever.
They were collecting information and then attorney Marshall was presenting those cases to the federal government.
Yeah.
Yeah, Charles Hamilton.
Yes, he was
when the attorney is right.
I think he, it worked out how it's for a while.
I just wanted to, I know you don't like to poke fun at different organizations, but I just want to be fair
also have a correct history that the NACP, the NACP also was a membership organization that so many African-Americans
with give, I think it was a weekly, a monthly.
I know my parents were part of it.
And they would give the dues and then they would use that money to help finance the different things.
And I just want to highlight as they've taken the cases before the court and the cases, if someone can read some of the different cases that they were
successful land, especially under Attorney Marshall, Third of Marshall, then I think you would maybe have a
right?
Yes.
If I'm not mistaken, I don't want to say something that I'm not 100% against.
I'm reasonably sure that that was one of the landmark cases.
NAACP were really litigators.
They did a lot of litigation.
And when you got to the 60s, it became a, became, and I appreciate you talking about the difference with the Black Power movement, because remember they did the Big Five when they did the March on Washington.
And, but there were a lot of radicals who felt like, you know,
Okay, that's good.
That's Dr. King and all of that.
But then by the time you get to like 65, 66, Stokely Carmichael H. Wrapped Brown, Black Panther Party forums out in Oakland, California.
You also have the, and people never talk about the Lowndes County Deacons for Defense.
Those guys in Lowndes County, Lowndes County is between Selma and Montgomery.
And so there were groups out there and I think it was changing.
The Urban League got involved, but the Urban League was not necessarily a protest group.
When Dr. Hall comes on, she talks about their mission.
But for that march on Washington, there was a combination of labor and civil rights organizations.
SNCC was part of it because John Lewis, I think was president of SNCC when they did the march on Washington.
He got a chance to speak even though they went in and edited it.
his speech.
Yeah so I just wanted to highlight that they were a very important organization.
I'm saying were not that they still aren't because they still do work but it was the and that was a period of time when the different organizations started criticizing each other a lot and you know that wasn't the best thing to do because
each one of them had a part to play but I just wanted to just have like that they were they're they're extremely important especially for about 50 years I said for probably 20s to the 70s okay thank
I don't think Moses want to stand in that water right there
It's like Lord, it's too dirty Lord.
Oh yeah, it's some sign because you can see it.
But we shouldn't have to go through this.
Like we shouldn't have to wait for the city to come.
We shouldn't have to call the city every time it rains.
We shouldn't have to but unfortunately we do because all I'm trying to say
want to
it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
This
Every time, man.
And I really believe it's going
to take.
And it doesn't take a ton
of
debris for it to degrade to get nested.
Right.
Right.
It doesn't take a lot.
And I really believe that in order for them to really change up some stuff,
That's going to unfortunately take for somebody to get hurt in that, you know,
coming.
Yeah.
That's, you know,
I got to get over the city.
on.
I try to get some of your situation, but fail, come
Good morning again.
There may be a lake or an aquifer right there under you all.
When you look at that area and look how Atkinson Avenue slopes down towards Keith, there was something there before we came.
Yeah.
So that's possible.
And we live on the Great Lakes.
And downtown right here, from Clyburn all the way to Juneau, that's a swamp underneath.
Yep, they can't even build anything before they put pylons in the ground.
it.
Call all the woman cards.
She'll make sure they get on it.
Well, actually, this
Yep.
She's
here.
All right.
Have a good weekend.
I'm glad.
You are too.
I see.
I hear.
I don't see you, but I hear.
But I was talking about this quote.
You know what?
I was just thinking maybe you should bring it to the tip of the people.
I can't think of a name of the people I'm talking about, but downtown.
that you can file a complaint with and have them see can't they do something about that you know I mean and I don't mean necessarily you but the neighborhood you know it would be nice if somebody in the neighborhood that or urge you just file a complaint with um uh I can't think of these people's names
you know I see
Alderman but there you go the Alderman
and have him check into it and see if he can't something be done.
Well, if nobody, if everybody just drives through and nobody ever contacts them and say anything, they won't look.
Something ain't in that area.
So somebody that knows what's going on.
needs to contact somebody downtown, the right person, and file a complaint and see if they have them come out.
So you know, if you don't come out this time, maybe next time.
But if somebody can come out today while it's happening, then we need to be better.
Then they can get going, maybe they can get a dump on it and do something about it.
And let me thank everybody who was part of the program today on this rainy Thursday.
Thank you, Michelle.
Thank you, Clark.
Thank you, Jermaine.
Thank you, Collars.
Thank you, all the folks on the chat.
Good Lord, willing, quick, don't rise.
Talk to everybody tomorrow.
Let us always go from this place in peace.