Reclaiming Black Biblical History with Dr. Theron Williams

Navigating Medicaid & SNAP Changes in Ohio with Neighborhood Family Practice

Uni and her NFP guests discuss new federal and state policies expanding SNAP work requirements and limiting Ohio’s ability to waive them, impacting older adults and parents. Natasha from Neighborhood Family Practice explains how disruptions to Medicaid and SNAP harm health and stability, while NFP and partners like the Cleveland Food Bank and local libraries work to support affected families. They urge residents to seek help, stay informed, and remember they are not alone in navigating these changes.

Supporting Veterans & Mental Health

DJ Black Unicorn hosts Tim Hauser, Kendra Gray, and Matt Eck to discuss veteran mental health, the PACT Act, and suicide awareness. They highlight the importance of family support and community resources, including the Rally Against Suicide and United Way 211. Kendra shares details about the 14th annual Cleveland Veterans Day Parade at Tower City and invites volunteers and sponsors at ClevelandVeteransDayParade.com.

Reclaiming Black Biblical History with Dr. Theron Williams

DJ Black Unicorn and the Rabbi speak with Dr. Theron Williams, author of The Bible Is Black History, about Christian nationalism and its impact on the Black church. Dr. Williams explains that many young people question the Bible because of white-washed imagery and distorted teachings. He argues the Bible reflects Black history and that white supremacy has hijacked Christianity to serve political and racial agendas. He encourages believers to study scripture in its historical context, challenge inherited narratives, and “decolonize the gospel.” He also invites listeners to explore the Bible Is Black History Online Academy.

Bridging Education and Career with College Now

DJ Black Unicorn talks with Allison Bibb-Carson and Colin Jackson from College Now. Founded in 1967, the organization helps students and adults with scholarships, mentoring, test prep, and career guidance. Partnering with Say Yes and local businesses, they bridge education and workforce needs while stressing that it’s never too late to pursue learning. College Now encourages community support through mentorship, donations, and advocacy.

Judge Mona' Scott: A Role Model in Community and Justice

Hosts Rabbi and Uni are joined by Judge Mona' Scott of Cleveland Housing Court is introduced as a role model, sharing her Atlanta roots, legal education at Cleveland Marshall, and journey to the bench. She highlights her commitment to fairness, community service, and adapting during the pandemic by moving court online and addressing the digital divide.