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The Black Information Network is the first and only 24/7 national and local all news audio service dedicated to providing an objective, accurate and trusted source of continual news coverage with a Black voice and perspective.
These interviews further BIN’s mission of serving the Black community and providing an information window for those outside the community to help foster communication, accountability and a deeper understanding.
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These interviews further BIN’s mission of serving the Black community and providing an information window for those outside the community to help foster communication, accountability and a deeper understanding.
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10 SEP 2026 · This week on The Black Perspective, we revisit some of the best conversations and interviews from the past few months, featuring BIN’s Esther Dillard, Doug Davis, Vanessa Tyler, Bri Wood, and Katie Gray.
Plus, Alexandria Ikomoni talks with Miguel Wilson about the 9th Annual Atlanta Fashion and Polo Classic, returning to Atlanta on Sept. 19.
We’ll also hear from Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, doctors involved with the Race for P.A.C.E.S. 5K in Atlanta, and Mike Tresvant, Executive Vice President of Brand Partnerships at Complex.
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8 SEP 2026 · This week on The Black Perspective, Katie Gray reports on healthcare providers joining forces in the fight against prostate cancer, with a shared mission of raising awareness, encouraging early detection, and ultimately saving lives.
Esther Dillard speaks with Dr. Lametra Scott and Dr. Haydar Frangoul about a groundbreaking development in the fight against sickle cell disease.
Dr. Scott shares the emotional story of watching her son’s eyes each morning for a sign that no test could yet confirm, while Dr. Frangoul explains how gene-editing therapy is giving families new hope.
Their conversation explores the life-changing potential of Casgevy, a CRISPR-based therapy approved for sickle cell disease.
Vanessa Tyler joins us with a BIN exclusive as she speaks with Kameron Glasgow, whose wife, Kenya Glasgow, and 2-year-old daughter, Kennedi Rose Glasgow, were killed by a lightning strike in Margate, Florida.
Kameron Glasgow recounts the heartbreaking moments surrounding the tragedy and the devastating loss of his family.
Doug Davis joins us with Part 2 of his conversation with Mike Tresvant, Executive Vice President of Brand Partnerships at Complex.
They continue their discussion about branding, the emergence of AI in media, and how attending an HBCU helped equip Tresvant with the skills and perspective that have shaped his career in media, advertising, and brand partnerships.
And we hear insightful commentary from Roland S. Martin and James T. Harris.
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24 AUG 2026 · This week on The Black Perspective, Bri Wood chats with newsmakers on site at the 2026 National Urban League Conference in Nashville, Tennessee.
Teri McCready sits down with Evans Mirageas, Harry T. Wilks Artistic Director of Cincinnati Opera, to discuss the world of opera and the company’s work to expand the art form’s reach.
Esther Dillard speaks with Reverend Don Abram, Founder and CEO of Toward Pride, about a new three-year study conducted with Southern Illinois University Edwardsville examining how Black churches are stepping up their HIV advocacy efforts amid cuts to federal funding for testing and treatment.
Andrea Coleman updates us on the 2026 midterm elections and examines how Black candidates are faring in their bids for office.
Doug Davis brings us another Your Black Business feature, speaking with a top executive at Complex, the media brand known for shaping conversations around fashion, sports, music, and lifestyle.
And Roland S. Martin and James T. Harris join us for commentary.
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10 AUG 2026 · This week on The Black Perspective, Bri Wood sits down with former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg for a conversation about his work and experiences in public service.
Esther Dillard speaks with licensed professional counselor, sound healing practitioner, yoga teacher, and keynote speaker Marsha Evans for this week’s edition of The Color Between the Lines.
Alexandria Ikemoni talks with Christian hip-hop artist Dante’ Pride, who is using his music and ministry to connect with audiences and share his message.
Vanessa Tyler sits down with rising jazz vocalist Yasmeena Sharif to discuss her journey and passion for music.
Bri Wood joins podcast hosts Ramses Ja and Q Ward for another edition of Q’s Corner, bringing fresh perspectives and conversation to the week’s biggest stories.
And Doug Davis speaks with a Black political strategist about the legacy and impact of Black women in politics — women who have led movements, organized voters, and demanded change, playing an essential role in the American story.
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4 AUG 2026 · This week on The Black Perspective, Andrea Coleman sits down with attorney Katrenia Collins to discuss the importance of estate planning and how families can protect their futures.
Esther Dillard speaks with Kalynne Wilson, a sickle cell warrior, filmmaker, and communications advocate, who shares her experience living with sickle cell disease as an adult, discusses her award-winning documentary about a Black family navigating the illness, and highlights a blood drive in Norfolk, Virginia, recognizing World Sickle Cell Awareness Day.
Morgyn Wood catches up with comedian A-Train, who reflects on his comedy journey and offers advice for the next generation of performers.
Doug Davis speaks with Diallo Smith, CEO of Life Remodeled, about the organization's efforts to revitalize neighborhoods through job opportunities, youth programs, and expanded access to community resources.
And Bri Wood speaks with Houston Councilman Edward Pollard from the 2026 National Urban League Conference about the issues shaping Black America and why civic engagement and voter participation remain more important than ever.
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3 AUG 2026 · What started as a gathering among HBCU alumni has grown into a multi-city celebration of Black culture, music, and community.
The Dear Summer Festival has become more than an entertainment experience. Organizers say its mission is centered around creating spaces for connection while investing in the communities they visit.
BIN News Anchor Amber Payton sat down with the founders of Dear Summer to discuss the festival’s growth, their HBCU roots, the expansion of the event, and the community initiatives they lead before each festival.
The founders shared why giving back is at the heart of their mission and how they’re working to create experiences that extend beyond the stage and leave a lasting impact in each city they visit.
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29 JUL 2026 · This week on The Black Perspective, Bri Wood sits down with Rhonda Spears Bell, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of the National Urban League, to discuss the organization’s work and upcoming initiatives.
Morgyn Wood speaks with Maryland Senator Angela Alsobrooks for an exclusive interview on issues impacting the state and the nation.
Esther Dillard talks with Pastor Touré Roberts of The Potter’s House about his new book, Knowing, and the inspiration behind his latest work.
Doug Davis speaks with Georgia state lawmaker Calvin Smyre, who is being recognized with the Rosa Parks Civil Rights Award for his decades of public service.
He also sits down with National Urban League President and CEO Marc H. Morial ahead of the organization’s upcoming National Urban League Conference.
Plus, Roland Martin and James T. Harris join us for commentary.
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23 JUL 2026 · This week on The Black Perspective, BIN takes an in-depth look at the disappearance and death of Nolan Wells, examining the latest developments in the case that has captured national attention.
The BIN team also speaks with Shira Davis, whose son, T.J. Davis, also died under mysterious circumstances after spending time with white friends. Davis opens up about her family's search for answers and the painful similarities she sees between the two cases.
And BIN examines the history of racial violence in America, including the murder of Emmett Till, and explores how past injustices continue to shape conversations about race, justice, and accountability today.
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13 JUL 2026 · This week on The Black Perspective, Andrea Coleman sits down with legendary gospel singer CeCe Winans as she prepares to be honored by the National Urban League for her outstanding leadership and contributions to the arts.
Esther Dillard speaks with Krystle Allen, founder and president of Eyes Like Mine, Inc., and producer Tony Stephens about the new documentary Possibilities, which explores disability rights, healthcare discrimination, the blind and low-vision community, and the enduring legacy of Helen Keller.
Katie Gray continues her conversation with MoPreme Shakur, former rapper, songwriter, and political activist, discussing his new memoir, This Thug’s Life: An Unapologetically Black Story, in the final installment of their three-part interview.
Doug Davis speaks with National Urban League President and CEO Marc Morial about the organization’s upcoming conference.
He also continues his conversation with Black cannabis entrepreneur Darwin Butler Sr., who discusses the barriers facing Black business owners in the billion-dollar cannabis industry.
Plus, Roland Martin and James T. Harris join us with their commentary.
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9 JUL 2026 · This week on The Black Perspective, Andrea Coleman sits down with former Atlanta mayor and Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms for a conversation about leadership, politics, and the future of Georgia.
Vanessa Tyler explores the rich history of South Carolina's Historic Brattonsville with Margaret Parson-Willins, discussing the site's important role in preserving African American history.
Mike Stevens speaks with Dr. Larry Watson of South Carolina State University about the often-overlooked contributions Black Americans have made while fighting for the nation's freedom throughout history.
Esther Dillard talks with author and illustrator Charnelle Pinkney Barlow about her heartfelt new children's book, Two Artists, Grandad and Me, inspired by the artistic legacy of her grandfather, legendary illustrator Jerry Pinkney.
Katie Gray continues her three-part conversation with former rapper, songwriter, and political activist Mopreme Shakur, discussing his memoir, This Thug's Life: An Unapologetically Black Story.
And Doug Davis sits down with a Los Angeles community leader working to end pretextual police stops, followed by a conversation with a Black cannabis entrepreneur about the challenges Black business owners continue to face in the multibillion-dollar cannabis industry.
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The Black Information Network is the first and only 24/7 national and local all news audio service dedicated to providing an objective, accurate and trusted source of continual news coverage...
show more
The Black Information Network is the first and only 24/7 national and local all news audio service dedicated to providing an objective, accurate and trusted source of continual news coverage with a Black voice and perspective.
These interviews further BIN’s mission of serving the Black community and providing an information window for those outside the community to help foster communication, accountability and a deeper understanding.
show less
These interviews further BIN’s mission of serving the Black community and providing an information window for those outside the community to help foster communication, accountability and a deeper understanding.
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