Black FreeThinkers

Join MC Brooks & Noa Jones this Wednesday at 8pm EST (7pm CST) as they  discuss some current and recent events. Topics will include: introversion & extroversion, unemployment, macklemore, and much more. Tune in and don't forget to call in at (310)-982-4273 if you want to participate.

Take time to listen as Em and Evil discuss "Ebony Exodus" with author Candace Gorham.  "The Ebony Exodus Project explores the reasons that record numbers of black women are leaving the church. It also seeks to examine the negative effects the Black Church has on black communities, and specifically black women."  http://ebonyexodus.com/about-the-book/ Sure to be an insightful discussion. As always, the number to call in is 310-982-4273.   

On the very first edition of The Breakbeat in this new year, MC Brooks and his new cohost, Noa Jones, will be discussing sex work and all of the stigmas attached to it. In the second hour, they will be conducting an interview with Glasseyeballs founder, and Grand Unified emcee, Gripp. They will be discussing his new album "Ansible". Tune in next Wednesday at 8pm EST!

Please join us Sunday, January 12, 2014 as we converse with Dr. Anthony Pinn.  We will discuss his upcoming book, "Writing God's Obituary: How a Good Methodist Became a Better Atheist."  We will also discuss liberation theology, humanism, atheism, and freethought.    We will not take calls the first hour.  But please call during the second hour to ask questions.  The dial in number is 310-982-4283 and press 1 to speak with the host and guest.  You can also Skype into the show.

Please join Alfred & Karl as they discuss Moral Relativism Friday night.    The dial in number is 310-982-4273 and press 1 to speak with the hosts.

Please join us as we discuss this very concerning issues in the secular community.   The dial in number is 310-982-4273 and press 1 to speak with the hosts.  You can also Skype into the show.

This time Em and Evil will be joined by fellow atheists Raina blogger at Rhoades to Reality and host of The RSS Feed as well as Noa Jones, blogger at LOUDISH and (new) co-host of "The Breakbeat" with Secular Hip Hop Artist and Grand Unified emcee, MC Brooks. Given the size of the panel this time, only a few calls will be accepted. Tune in Friday January 03 at 6pm East for this sure to be insightful conversation.

Please join us as we welcome Fanon Hutchinson to discuss his upcoming show, "Real Men of LA." Real Men of L.A. is the brainchild of a husband and father of three children ranging from 8-18 years old. I wanted to create a reality show based around men from the non-Hollywood side of Los Angeles who have everyday struggles that most working class Americans can relate to, while showing the side of Los Angeles that most people (outside of California) don't ever get to see.  The subjects of the show will be, but not limited to, African-American males but I want to also include men of other races as well.  The premise of the show is to shadow 5 men and their families as they go through their daily lives, chronicling the trials and tribulations of fatherhood and marriage while living in the busy metropolis of Los Angeles, Ca. The locations that we want to focus on will be the areas south of Hollywood and Beverly Hills, as to showcase the more "real" side of Los Angeles. The types of men and families that we will be looking for will be men who are between the ages of 28-45, preferably either married or divorced because we want men who have gone through and continue to go through the experience of being a working class parent and husband to be able to show our audience an authentic slice of life that I feel is not being showcased on any current reality shows. We will discuss positive, black male role models and why they are needed. Are you a positive, black male role model? What are some examples of positive, black role models? The dial in number is 310-982-4273 and press 1 to speak with the host. You can also Skype to the show.

Please join us for our annual Festivus celebration.  We will recap the year and commence with the airing of grievances.  Please call in and tell us why you celebrate Fesituvs.   The dial in number is 310-982-4273 and press 1 to speak with the host.  You can also Skyope into the show.

This week, Em and Evil comes with a light hearted analysis of television shows from the freethinker or secular perspective. Join us as we use the ol' noodles to tackle pop culture. Friday December 20, 2013 at 6pm East 310-982-4273  

Please join us as we continue to discuss coming out as a freethinker, humanist, atheist, etc.  We want to hear from you.   The dial in number is 310-982-4273 and press 1 to speak with us. You can also Skype into the show.

Please join us Sunday as we discuss whether the black church is the focal point of the majority of problems and issues facing the black community.  How has the secular community contributed to the black community? Can Interfaith dialogue, along with social justice activism, help to implement solutions? Is there an intersection of black church and black secularism? Are there pathologies in the black community? If so, what caused it? If not, how do we correct this misconception? How do we GROW from this point?   The dial in number is 310-982-4273 and press 1 to speak with the hosts.  You can also Skype into the show by clicking the big blue S next to the number.   We look forward to hearing from you.

Join MC Brooks this Saturday night at 5pm EST and he makes his return to the air as he discusses the gentrification of black music, specifically hip hop. He will discuss commentary by Lord Jamar, Macklemore, and a variety of other relevant topics. Tune in at 5pm. DON'T MISS IT.

Do we hold Black films and TV to a higher or lower standard in comparison to mainstream or non-black films and TV shows? How would you define black hollywood? Does it matter?  With the success of Best Man Holiday, a lot of questions and controversial dialogue regarding race and film has bubbled. Everything from criticising the critics of the film to USA today referring to it as "race themed."   So much to talk about and as always... We will be discussing the hottest and most interesting news topics of the week!  JOIN US as we put it all ON BLAST!!

Please join us Sunday as we discuss whether the black church is the focal point of the majority of problems and issues facing the black community.  How has the secular community contributed to the black community? Can Interfaith dialogue, along with social justice activism, help to implement solutions? Is there an intersection of black church and black secularism? Are there pathologies in the black community? If so, what caused it? If not, how do we correct this misconception? How do we GROW from this point?   The dial in number is 310-982-4273 and press 1 to speak with the hosts.  You can also Skype into the show by clicking the big blue S next to the number.   We look forward to hearing from you.