At 4:30 PM the guest was legal scholar Michelle Adams, her book is entitled "THE CONTAINMENT: Detroit, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for Racial Justice in the North". 

Rebecca Wellington joins the program to discuss her compelling work Who Is a Worthy Mother?, which explores the societal judgments and systemic barriers that shape perceptions of motherhood, particularly among marginalized communities. Her insights shed light on the intersection of social policy, reproductive justice, and personal narrative.

Also featured is sociologist and author Sarita Srivastava, who shares insights from her book Are You Calling Me a Racist?—a timely and powerful examination of how accusations of racism are received and deflected in progressive spaces. Srivastava offers a critical look at the dynamics of race, privilege, and accountability in social movements and institutions.

This was his 1st time in the JAZZY 88 Spotlight our spotlight.  

The Pastor's Roundtable Shows are 90 minutes and begin in the 7am hour and continue over until 9am.

Guest pastors are: Rev. Samuel Orr of The Rock United Ministries and Apostle Willie Murphy of New Beginnings 8th Day Ministers Praise and Worship Center.   

The first segment is just an update on what's coming up this week at Fisk and a couple of headlines.  

Guests pastors are: Rev. Samuel Orr of The Rock United Ministries and Apostle Willie Murphy of New Beginning 8th Day Ministries Praise and Worship. 

Both houses of faith are located  in Nashville.  

Boyd is Price Chair for the Study of Race and Popular Culture and Professor of Cinema and Media Studies at USC.

The 2nd book  falls more into an empowerment mode with tips, etc. from Clinical Psychologists Angela Glaser Bowers, Ph. D.  She tells the remarkable true story of Emma, a fragile young woman, and her tenacious therapist.  

Entitled: Overcoming: The remarkable story of one woman's triumph over trauma. How the unconventional approaches by her psychologist, and their bond, helped her reclaim her life and flourish.

It's giving time and a little Fisk campus news then the book discussion was with Josh A. Douglas, University of Kentucky College of law Professor on his book The Court Vs. The Voters: The Troubling Story Of How the Supreme Court Has Undermined Voting Rights.    

The guest is a professor of Election Law, Voting Rights and the Constitution, this made for an interesting discussion on democracy.     

We started with 2- excellent health professionals to cover the subject: Dr. Rolanda Lister, Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Genecology at Vanderbilt University and Dr. Leah Alexander. Chair of Public Health Practice at Meharry Medical College.   

At 5:30p,  this was a fun show on the subject of hot sauce.  My guest was educator Deborah Wagnon,  the author of the biography on Marie Sharp, the 84-year-old entrepreneur from Belize. Maybe you've heard of Marie Sharp's Fine Foods, Ltd. has become a globally recognized brand. 

I had about 16 different types of Marie's hot sauce with me on the show to discuss too 

his hour was from the live broadcast on Wednesday April 3, 2024 at 5pm. (cst)  

Starting this hour with an update on the new location and expansion of Metro Nashville General Hospital, the city's public hospital.   Dr. Joseph Webb, the guest is the CEO.  

Up next is the book discussion on Good Business: An Entrepreneur's Guide to Creating a Better World by Lilly Tench.   

She's Director of the Spark Cleantech Accelerator at the University of Tennessee Research Park in Knoxville. 

1st up was with News from the Community was Erica Gilmer, Metro Nashville Trustees Office on some resources and updates on taxes, especially to benefit homeowners over 65 and some changes which are coming soon.

At 4:30 the book discussion is a returning guest David Moskowitz veteran attorney David Moskowitz, and author.  I wanted to get an update on some of former President Trumps' cases.