In this episode your hosts Hermene Hartman and Shannon Peoples speak with Erick Johnson, a reporter for the Chicago Crusader, Stephanie Trussell, an unapologetic republican and radio talk show host, and Garry McCarthy…
Politics is an uncertain game. Never before is the case so evident as today. Contemporary politics consists of money, popularity and media, not necessarily…
Appellate Court Justice Cynthia Cobbs is on the ballot in the Democratic primary on March 17 running for election for the 1st District Judge…
In this episode your host Hermene Hartman speaks with Author Aaron Cohen and music Artist Terisa Griffin. We discuss Aaron’s new book ‘Move On Up: Chicago Soul Music and Black Cultural Power’, a comprehensive historic…
In response to the growing epidemic of police shootings of Black people, Timeline Theatre presents a story that is bold and conceptual and demands…
Kyra Kyles, a former prominent Chicago journalist and media executive, has moved to Oakland, California to become the CEO of YR Media, a non-profit…
In every presidential election it is said that this could be the most important election of your lifetime as you are urged to vote….
In this episode N’DIGO Studio speaks with the authors of the best selling book ‘For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Politics’. Authors Donna Brazile, Yolanda Caraway and Mi…
One of Chicago’s finest directors, theater legend Ron OJ Parson, is currently directing playwright Lydia R. Diamond’s play Stick Fly, which runs through March…
We’re in the middle of February 2020 and one of the crown jewel events of Black History Month in Chicago is coming up soon….
In this episode N’DIGO Studio continues its discussion about the brutal murder of black Chicago teen Laquan McDonald and the issues this horrific incident raises. We are joined again by Rev. Gregory Seal Livingston – The Coalition For A New…
We’re approaching the end of Black History Month, not “People of Color Month”. We celebrate, recall and remember the good deeds, the historicalness of…
