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No Santa for the 91 - Part II (Edited Version)

This commentary was originally aired on December 2018

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What's Hot at the Ten Spot with DJTen Volume 95 (The Best of 2023)

Tonight we countdown some of my favorite jams from 2023. Featuring Cornell "CC" Carter, Bryard Huggins, Lindsey Webster, Lin Rountree, Skinny Hightower, Ronald Isley and the Isley Brothers, Nathan Mitchell, Smokey Robinson, Justin Lee Schultz, Brian Culbertson, Euge Groove, and Jonathan Butler to name just a few. A different Beat, Flavor, Vibe, and Flow only Tonight, I will be counting down some of my favorite jams from the year 2023. The lineup includes amazing artists such as Cornell "CC" Carter, Bryard Huggins, Lindsey Webster, Lin Rountree, Skinny Hightower, Ronald Isley and the Isley Brothers, Nathan Mitchell, Smokey Robinson, Justin Lee Schultz, Brian Culbertson, Euge Groove, and Jonathan Butler, among others. You can expect a different beat, flavor, vibe, and flow that can only be found on RadioActive1 WBOB.on the RadioActive1 WBOB.

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What Hot at the Hot Spot Volume 93 - Special 10th Anniversary Edition

Tonight commemorates the 10th anniversary of What’s Hot at the Ten Spot, exclusively on the RadioActive1 WBOB! Where contemporary jazz meets R&B and old school funk. It's going to be a night filled with soulful melodies, funky basslines, and groovy rhythms that will have you moving and grooving all night long. Joining us tonight, we have the incredible smooth jazz sounds of Sean U, Oli Silk, Fourplay, Michael Broening, Lin Rountree, Brian Bromberg, Four80East, and Lisa Addeo. We’re gonna make if funky with Ramsey Lewis, Nate White, Brian Culbertson, and Rick James. And we’ll keep it grown and sexy with Frankie Beverly and Maze, Andy Stokes, Teena Marie, Carlos Santana, and a new jam from the legendary Melba Moore. So, join us as we celebrate the 10th anniversary of "What's Hot at the Ten Spot." Get ready to dance, groove, and let loose. It's going to be a celebration like no other, where music transcends time and brings us all together in a night of pure joy. Let's make some unforgettable memories on this special night!

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What's Hot at the Ten Spot Volume 92 - Pro Football Hall of Fame Edition

Joining us tonight on our special 2023 Pro Football Hall of Fame Edition of What's Hot at the Ten Spot we’ve got some brand-new joints from Rick Habana, Vince Broomfield, Mitchell Coleman, Jr., Michael Lington, Rodney Block, Ed Sheeran, Jakiem Joyner, Vandell Andrew, Kim Water’s baby girl, Kayla, H. E. R., Rene Junior, and Kool & The Gang. We’ve got some classic old school jams from Da La Soul, Jeffery Osborne, Gerald Levert, Stephanie Mills and Tina Turner. And we'll highlight the careers of this year's Inductees into the Pro Football Hall of Fame while we count down what's hot and poppin' on my playlist this week.

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What's Hot at the Ten Spot with DJTen Volume 90 Mother's Day Edition

Coming to you from our underground studio in the heart of the 330 with something special for you on Mother's Day 2023. Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue - featuring Brian Culbertson, Marcus Miller, Fostina Dixon, Cindy Bradley, Smokey Robinson, Charlie Wilson, The Bar-Kays, Quincy Jones, The Police, Dreamville, Isaac Hayes, Kendrick Lamar, Carlos Santana, Little Anthony, and Bobby Caldwell to name a few. A 25-song, 2-hour jam fest that spans over six decades of my favorite music and musicians. Only on the RadioActive1 WBOB - your place in cyberspace for the most unique listening experience on the radio.

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What's Hot at The Ten Spot with DJTen- Volume 89

On tonight's episode of What's Hot at the Ten Spot with DJTen we continue to celebrate music's Golden Age, the 70s and 80's with some hot jams from The Isley Brothers, El DeBarge, Frankie Beverly and Maze, Earth, Wind & Fire, Average White Band and Whitney Houston. We've got some smooth jazz cuts from Jason Jackson, Lin Rountree, Steve Baxter, Shawn Raiford, Rocco Ventrella, and Bob Baldwin. We bring the funk with the Funktastic Players, Wayman Tisdale and George Clinton. And we pay tribute to one of the most innovative musicians of our time, Wayne Shorter.

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What's New Recording Hot at the Ten Spot - Volume 87 Holiday Edition

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What's Hot at the Ten Spot with DJTen Volume 84: The Devolution of the Party of Lincoln - Part 2

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What's Hot at the Ten Spot with DJTen - Special Pro Football Hall of Fame Edition

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What's Hot at the Ten Spot with DJTen - Volume 76

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Tulsa massacre: centennial of white mob rampage to be commemorated in Oklahoma

Tulsa massacre: centennial of white mob rampage to be commemorated in Oklahoma

One of the darkest chapters in the long history of racial violence in America will be commemorated in Oklahoma on Monday, the 100th anniversary of the burning of “Black Wall Street.” By Richard Luscombe | The Guardian | May 30, 2021 One of the darkest chapters in the long and turbulent history of racial violence in America will be commemorated in Oklahoma on Monday, the 100th anniversary of a…

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GOP’s embarrassing Arizona vote audit exposes their 'metastasizing season of crazy': conservative

GOP’s embarrassing Arizona vote audit exposes their ‘metastasizing season of crazy’: conservative

“Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the Arizona election audit, which is surely one of the most guano-soaked bits of weirdness in our never-ending season of crazy… By Alex Henderson | AlterNet | April 28, 2021 During former President Donald Trump’s four years in the White House, conservative pundit Charlie Sykes was among his most persistent critics on the right — and during the 2020 election,…

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Today’s verdict isn’t ‘justice’. But accountability is a first step to justice

Today’s verdict isn’t ‘justice’. But accountability is a first step to justice

In a short speech following the George Floyd verdict, Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison distinguished between the concepts Keith Ellison | The Guardian | April 20, 2021 In a press conference following the news that a jury had found the former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty on multiple counts of the murder of George Floyd, Minnesota’s attorney general, Keith Ellison, delivered a…

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America’s year of hunger: how children and people of color suffered most

America’s year of hunger: how children and people of color suffered most

Investigation of a year’s worth of data reveals the scale of America’s hunger and food insecurity crisis during a year of Covid-19 By Nina Lakhani | The Guardian | April 14, 2021 – Graphics by Aliya Uteuova Black families in the US have gone hungry at two to three times the rate of white families over the course of the pandemic, according to new analysis which suggests political squabbling over…

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Republican ‘attacks’ on corporations over voting rights bills are a hypocritical sham

Republican ‘attacks’ on corporations over voting rights bills are a hypocritical sham

The deal between big business and government – donations in return for low taxes or none – remains absolutely unchanged By Robert Reich | The Guardian | April 11, 2021 For four decades, the basic deal between big American corporations and politicians has been simple. Corporations provide campaign funds. Politicians reciprocate by lowering corporate taxes and doing whatever else corporations…

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David Shor on Why Trump Was Good for the GOP and How Dems Can Win in 2022

David Shor on Why Trump Was Good for the GOP and How Dems Can Win in 2022

By Eric Levitz | Intelligencer | March 3, 2021 In the United States, every season is campaign season. Four months after America last went to the polls, Democrats are still refining their autopsies of the 2020 race and already governing with an eye toward the 2022 midterms. Meanwhile, on the other side of the aisle, Republicans are trying to figure out just how firm Donald Trump’s grip on their…

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How LeBron James and Maverick Carter’s SpringHill Company became the envy of Hollywood

How LeBron James and Maverick Carter’s SpringHill Company became the envy of Hollywood

The duo’s startup has become a media and branding juggernaut that empowers communities and is built for the future. By Jeff Beer and Nicole Laporte | Fast Company The morning of January 8, just a day and a half after a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol, the nonprofit More Than a Vote released a response video. Less than a minute long, the montage depicts professional athletes taking a knee and…

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