Friday October 13, 2006
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Ambrose I. Lane reads from his own work entitled: 'Your Inherent Superiority Can Even Beat a Stacked Deck: Message to Black Youths No.1' and interviews Curtis Sherrod of GAC(Global Artist Coalition), J. Isaacs of 306 Entertinament, and Rob Redding of Redding News Review.

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Current News Stories
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Ambrose I. Lane covers these topics: Color of Cross, ' Demand For Emergency Paper Ballots Grows' by Warren Stewart, the Blatimore Sun article ' 654,000 deaths tied to Iraq war' by Jonathan Bor, and the AP stories 'Army: Troops to stay in Iraq until 2010'.
Link: Open Letter - Emergency Paper Ballots (pdf)

Message to Black Youths
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Ambrose I. Lane reads from his own work entitled: 'Your Inherent Superiority Can Even Beat a Stacked Deck: Message to Black Youths No.1'.

Hip Hop Culture Center
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Ambrose interviews Curtis Sherrod, GAC(Global Artist Coalition) Director of Community Services to discuss the Hip Hop Culture Center in Harlem.

Listener Feedback
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Ambrose welcomes listener feedback and questions.

J. Isaacs
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Ambrose interviews J. Isaacs of 306 Entertinament. Featured is the single 'How I Roll'.

Rob Redding
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Ambrose welcomes back Rob Redding of Redding News Review.