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Now You See Me Now You Don’t Video Review

by Reggie Ponder, The Reel Critic

Catch my full take on the new heist thriller, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t. Does the magic warrant an encore visit to the theater? Check out my review next!

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N’DIGO STUDIO is a Chicago centric program and podcast covering topics such as pop culture, politics, authors and trending topics of the day. If you want to hear engaging, sometimes controversial and always authentic discussion around the hot topics of the day tune into the N’DIGO STUDIO Podcast! Join your host Hermene Hartman as she interviews inspiring people and chats about interesting topics from an honest and entertaining perspective.

What does it truly mean to represent the marginalized in today’s America?

Congressman Danny Davis joins Hermene Hartman for a raw look at the state of Black politics in Chicago. From his roots in Arkansas to the halls of Congress, Davis connects the dots between the activism of the 1960s and the urgent threats facing democracy today.

In this episode, we discuss:

The 1960s vs. Now: How the political climate has shifted and what we’ve lost along the way.
The Power of the Black Vote: Why civic disengagement is the biggest threat to our community.
Legacy & Leadership: Davis’s direct advice to the next generation of Black politicians.
Chicago’s Future: Navigating the specific challenges of urban development and education.

Quote of the Week: “Education and community involvement are pivotal in fostering change.” — Congressman Danny Davis

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