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TalkISrael is thrilled to welcome Inu.  He is the very first artist that I had he pleasure to sit down with, and interview in Israel.  You will enjoy learning not only about his music, but his background, and life.  An "open book" and talented conversationalist, Inu made me laugh harder than I have ever had, during our interview with one single line!  When asked about what musicians influenced him, the name Britney Spears came flying out of his mouth along with words like grateful for her influence (find the reel @anya_think_differenty on IG)  "it's Britney bitch"  Immediately following, he referenced lyrical legends like Eminem, Tupac, and Nas.   Inu is able to speak three languages, a bit of an IT nerd, video content creator ,an amazingly talented musician, but most of all an incredibly interesting person, who I am happy to know.   At the tender age of 11, he began to put lyrics on paper, at 18 he began writing hip hop songs.  His musical journey may surprise the listeners with it's diversity and depth, bu

Tune in and listen now, ONLY on CRS RADIO you will get to listen to these interviews. Live  Grammy winner CALTON COFFIE Former Inner circle Band Calton Coffie, Former Inner Circle Lead Singer Dead At 68. Like comment and share!!!  Visit us HERE!

We are going to talk about "crazy". Are all comedians crazy? I personally identify with the term 'crazy'. I know enough about myself that I say what I mean. If that constitutes me as such, well be it. However, some take offense to the word as though it holds this negative connotation. Most people that are outspoken are referred to as "off', "misunderstood" or "crazy". But what is that? Our upbringing, surroundings or how situations mold or shape us as an individual. I challenge this in a discussion because I believe mental health is thrown around loosely. Comedians may have some issues in their own individuals but they are no different than the average citizen. We just use our experiences as tools to be comical. Does'nt mean we are not rational or logical. In the times that we live in now, comedians are the only ones trying to bring about a good feeling. We are a drug to brain cells. Literally. Let's talk about how some have spoken out about mental illness as we may gain enlightenment, in the minds and lives

Step in to the studio with reggae pioneer and cultural ambassador Hopeton Brown. Log on to discuss the message behind the music. Music is divine, universal and a tool to empower the youths. Wednesdays - 10 - 12 Midnite EST Dial in (661) 467-2407.  The show focuses on the “message behind the music” with a moral obligation to educate the youths. 

Motown Legends and Alumni presents Billy and Billy talking about everything Motown

The Jazz Chat with saxophonist Tim Cunningham

TalkISrael welcomes Ruth Alfandary from Masa Israel Jorney.  Together we will learn from her all about their programs and opportunities in Israel.  Ruth will join us int he first hour to highlight the many resources and opportunities this organization provides.  Ruth Alfandary is the Global Chief Marketing Officer at Masa Israel Journey, the leader of long-term, immersive experiences in Israel, including gap year, study abroad, service, learning, internship programs relocation, and work opportunities in Israel. Masa is a joint project of the Government of Israel and the Jewish Agency for Israel.   Please join us for this exciting episode of TalkISrael. Am Yisrael Chai!!! Happy Mother's Day everyone!

This is the first show I did interview with longtime friend Gonzalo Pagan. This is a very candid and open discussion about him and his journey in comedy and I share some of my story as well. Rerun from 3-24-23

Step into the studio with reggae pioneer and cultural ambassador Hopeton Brown. Log on to discuss the message behind the music. Music is divine, universal, and a tool to empower the youths. Wednesdays - 10 - 12 midnite EST Dial in (661) 467-2407.  The show focuses on the “message behind the music” with a moral obligation to educate the youths. 

Real talk with the General - Howard Hendricks

Join Billy and Billy as they talk Motown

Saxophonist Tim Cunningham playing Contemporary Jazz

Thaddeus Exposé was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. He is a professional jazz bassist, composer, recording artist and successful inventor of the “BowStopper.” Thaddeus earned his bachelor’s degree in Music Education from Northeastern University and a master’s degree in Jazz Studies from William Paterson University. During his career, Thaddeus has performed with the following jazz artists: Marcus Roberts, Red Holt, Stanley Turrentine, The Marsalis', Jennifer Holiday, Billy Pierce, Billy Higgins, Betty Carter, Barry Harris, Donald Harrison, Ira Sullivan, Roy Haynes, Nicholas Payton, Savion Glover and Winard Harper,  as well as countless other artists.

Join Tj as he talks R&B  stay tuned to more coming from Tj the DJ in future interviews

Re-Broadcast of Hopeton Brown Clasic Interview with World Renowned artist Bronco Knowledge & Paul Elliott. The Knowledge Station Another great interview by Hopeton Brown! Tune in and listen, you will enjoy this one...  

Join me and Gonzalo Pagan for a discussion about the health concerns and things that comedians have had to survive with health and family. We are also sending our our prayers for the Foxx family at this time. Jamie is one of the most talented stand up comedians to date. He plays several insturments, comedic actor, academy and golden globes awards. Jamie is a sight to see on stage. Jamie can sing and has long taken care of his father whom was absent due to the system. Here at CRS radio we want to let the Foxx Family know that we are praying for healing and comfort. Comedy has been on the rise as of the last five years and people come and go in this industry. We will discuss what keeps you in the game and how you seek out those resources. What you should do starting out and how things are different from ten years ago in this field up to now. So many people would benefit from just checking local venues. Comedy is everywhere and we all need alittle comedy to brighten our day. Tune in to hear us discuss what is t

The Southern Soul Music and Chat with Your Host Robin Jones

Goldy Love as they interview special guest Amuka.  Along with Dr. Denise Gotautis hosts of The Black Jewish Queen live chat Amuka is the stage name used by singer/songwriter Sheila Brody Originally from  Detroit, she was discovered by funk musician George Clinton and became a member of the brides Of Funkenstein a P-Funk spin - off act. Although she has performed as a rock and funk singer, Brody has earned the most success as a club/dance vocalist, in 1999 (as Blackwood) she released a best-selling album (Friday Night) and single (Peace) in Italy before returning to the United States. Teaming with producer/remixer Peter Rauhofer she has released several singles that have charted well on the U.S Hot Dance Music/ Club Play chart. Brody's 2003 song "Appreciate Me"appeared on the television soundtrack Queer as Folk: Club Babylon. in 2006 Brody earned her first number -one U.S. dance hit with the song " I Want More (Cling On To Me") and other top chart hits like (u ain't that good) producer /remixer Peter Rauhofer

Saxophonist Tim Cunningham playing Contemporary Jazz #TimCunningham #Saxophonist #Jazz

Special Guest Thaddeus join us live 8pm eastern time monday