Julee Jonez gives you the hottest music and trending topics to keep you motivated during your work week. The “Mid-Day Party” has your “Hot Topics” at 11:20am, “3 Hot Topics” at 12:15pm, “3 Hot Things.” at 12:42pm, “The Celebrity Tidbits” at 1:15pm and “The Work Day Wrap Up” at 2:15pm.
Community Corner: Black Women Get Fit Returns October 2nd!
What started off as an idea to bring women together to learn more about GirlTrek, has blossomed into Black Women Get Fit — an annual health and wellness event. Founded by Terri Barnes, she realized many Black
Become a #CoderGirl: Free Program from LaunchCode is Accepting Applications
Looking to get into the tech world, sis? What if I told you there was a free program to help you make the switch? Look no further – LaunchCode is here! LaunchCode is an organization that provides
Back to School with KCKPS Superintendent Dr. Anna Stubblefield
After a school year like no other, students are returning to classrooms across the metro. With the surge of COVID-19 Delta variant, districts are faced with the task of keeping students and staff safe – while creating
Empowering Parents: The Urban League of Greater Kansas City Has Got Your Back!
Where did the summer go? Yes, it’s already back-to-school time! But when students return, so do the parents. That’s why the Urban League of Greater Kansas City provides needed resources for parents with the Parent Education and
Your Voice, Your Vote: Shirley’s Kitchen Cabinet’s Michele Watley on the 56th Voting Rights Anniversary – and Voting Rights Now
56 years ago today, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act. This landmark federal legislation put an end to racial discrimination at the ballot box. But in 2013, the Supreme Court gutted the VRA and
Celebrating KC History: It’s Lucile H. Bluford Day
Today July 1 is “Lucile Bluford Day” in Kansas City. We celebrate the Black feminist, civil rights activist, and journalist. At the height of the civil rights movement, Bluford wrote, edited and published our beloved Kansas City
#Dadication: The Campaign to Celebrate and Support Fathers
Being a father isn’t easy. But all fathers need to know there is support to help them in the daunting, yet rewarding task of parenting. This Father’s Day, the National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse’s reminds fathers everywhere to
No Menthol Sunday: How Our Faith Spaces Can Contribute to Better Health Outcomes for Black Americans
Did you know this Sunday, May 16th is “No Menthol Sunday”? No Menthol Sunday is an international observance day led by The Center for Black Health & Equity. It’s designed to create the opportunity to engage faith
Teen Summer Employment Opportunities: Entrepreneurship KC’s Thalia Cherry Speaks on the Working For Youth Initiative
Are you a teen? Or are you a parent of one? Either way, this is an opportunity you don’t want to miss! How about a summer job or internship that provides academic credit, experience in various sectors
Addressing Mental Health Post Pandemic with Dr. Robin Smith
It’s Mental Health Awareness Month and as we are slowly returning to a semblance of normal in the aftermath of the pandemic, we must address lingering mental health struggles. Enter in Dr. Robin Smith. She’s best known