CMG March Book #3 Of The Month Is February 1965: The Final Speeches Malcolm X
This Book can be purchased at Willa’s Book & Vinyl Galore Located at 1734 E 63rd Suite 110 St.KCMO 64110 Speeches from the last three weeks of the life of…
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CMG March Book #2 Of The Month Is Last Year of Malcolm X: The Evolution of a Revolutionary
This Book can be purchased at Willa’s Book & Vinyl Galore Located at 1734 E 63rd Suite 110 St.KCMO 64110 Malcolm X’s political evolution after he left the Nation of…
CMG March Book #1 Of The Month Is By any means necessary Malcolm X
This Book can be purchased at Willa’s Book & Vinyl Galore Located at 1734 E 63rd Suite 110 St.KCMO 64110 This Book can be purchased at Willa’s Book & Vinyl…
What’s Up Latin America Series Host Jacquelyn Aguirre Interviews Dr. C. David Rios
Interview with Cascade Media Group (CMG) Dr. C. David Rios Conversations with the Community (Conversaciones con la comunidad) Series Dr. Rios joined us for conversations about his experiences growing up…
Interview With Inside Out School Of Etiquette CEO Jackie Vernon-Thompson
Jackie Vernon-Thompson is a Certified Etiquette Consultant and CEO of From the Inside-Out School of Etiquette, LLC., which is a school that teaches children and adults proper etiquette in areas…
“A PORTRAIT IN BLACK LEADERSHIP” Featuring Alvin Brooks
A PORTRAIT IN BLACK LEADERSHIP Featuring Alvin Brooks Shorts 1 This is a continuation of our leadership series and we are featuring Mr. Alvin Brooks someone whom I’ve known personally…
Interview With Jackson County Sheriff’s department Sergeant Doug Blodget
Interview With Jackson County Sheriff’s Department Sergeant Doug Blodget talked about how C 19 has affected the sheriff’s department and Jackson County in general, and the people in his department…
“JAZZ IN Black” Cascade Media Group’s New Jazz Series Shorts Featuring Duke Ellington Album Covers
Ellington was born on April 29, 1899, to James Edward Ellington and Daisy (Kennedy) Ellington in Washington, D.C. Both his parents were pianists. Daisy primarily played parlor songs, and James…