Join Keith Parris as he dives into pressing issues affecting our communities today. In this episode, Keith discusses the tragic story of one-year-old Cohen Wiley in Mississippi and the repercussions of systemic failures in policing. The conversation shifts to the cultural significance of music, featuring insightful interviews with musicians Ray Nitty and Jamiah Rogers, who highlight the power of music in community healing and expression.

Keith also explores the historical roots of blues and its influence on modern genres, featuring a special spotlight on the revolutionary artist Gil Scott Heron. This episode offers a rich mix of important social commentary and celebrations of musical heritage. Don't miss this engaging discussion that combines social issues with cultural insights.

Chapters
0:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks
3:22 Broadcasting Live from the Studio
7:13 Historical Context: Swimming and Segregation
10:17 Personal Stories and Community Impact
13:18 Gil Scott Heron: A Musical Legacy
15:42 Cohen Wiley: A Tragic Loss
18:30 Policing and Systemic Issues
23:43 Listener Calls and Community Concerns
37:07 Summer Cultural Music Series Overview
45:53 Spotlight on Ray Nitty and Good Noise
50:21 Interview with Jamiah Rogers
56:18 Upcoming Events and Community Engagement
1:03:10 The Role of Music in Healing
1:07:40 Closing Thoughts and Reflections

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