OldSoul's BlackCast

Harold Lee Rush interviews Bern Nadette Stanis, Thelma of "Good Times" on RushHour.

Many influences have gone into your perception of self and your ability to be in an adult union. We begin by using your astrological chart as an indicator of your prototype and archetype approach to various relationship models. This will show you who you have evolved into dynamically to be with another person. Relationships are probably one of the biggest investments you make in your life. It has a huge impact on your emotional, financial, social and spiritual well being, yet you may be unaware of the different dynamics that are motivating your choices. We are pleased to offer you an opportunity to experience an introduction to Al Joy's insights on: Harnessing the Power of Positive Relationships.

How our food is killing us

Author/Publisher Nathan Thompson interview by Harold Lee Rush on the 57th anniversary of the assassination of Chicago Policy King Ted Roe. A special commemmorative release is available free as a pdf download at: POLICYKINGS.COM

WKKC Radio 'Legend' Harold Lee Rush interviews T'Keyah Crystal Keymah (http://www.tkeyah.com/) of 'Thats So Raven', 'Cosby Show', 'In Living Color' when she visited Kennedy-King College Chicago March 25, 2008

Conversation with Nathan Thompson, Bronzeville Press publisher and best selling author of 'KINGS' The True Story of Chicago's Policy Kings and Numbers Racketeers

An excerpt of "2016: Welcome to the Future", a Spoken Word Concert. Trilogy: Mozambican Mystery, Misdirected Woo, Chocolate Economics 2016: Welcome to the Future

KINGS author Nathan Thompson interview on Tavis Smiley NPR ShowNational Public Radio Reporter Allison Keyes January 29, 2004 POLICYKINGS.COM

Q talks with Tavis Smiley about the Policy Kings, the book KINGS and author Nathan Thompson.

In 1979, Arthur McDuffie, a Black man, was riding his motorcycle in Miami when police chased him, knocked him off his bike, and beat him to death, crushing his head with billyclubs and flashlights. During the trial that followed, all the police were found not guilty. The Black community launched a massive rebellion that rocked Miami and sent shock waves throughout the country. OldSoul, then a prisoner at Leavenworth Federal Prison, wrote this poem about the incident. Who Killed McDuffie?

Spoken Word tribute to James Brown SoulFather (for James Brown)