Black Men Screaming – Ep 171 – Garvey and Bill to Eliminate Dept. of Ed Part2 – Jan 10 2025

Despite his monumental contributions to civil rights and economic advancement for people of African descent, Garvey was wrongly convicted of mail fraud in 1923. Bill to eliminate Dept. of Ed Part2.

Peace Action Maine – A Mainers Perspective – Anniversary of Russias Invasion of Ukraine – Feb 2 2025

A Mainer's perspective of Russia's invasion of Ukraine during Feb. 24, 2022, on this day, Feb. 24, 2025, entering the third year of that war. We’ve recently zoomed with a Mainer (Brian Milakovsky) who now lives in Bath, but has lived several years in Russia and Ukraine. He recently was published in the Portland Press Herald. https://www.pressherald.com/2025/02/15/opinion-musks-audit-of-usaid-is-premeditated-murder/ He has a personal account of how the invasion has impacted him, his family and friends which might be interesting to other Mainers as well. I’ve edited it down- it’s a little choppy, but it started out with some zoom glitches that worked out for a 46 minute program.

Black Men Screaming – Ep 170 – Stop and Frisk. Dept. of Ed. Possible Elimination – Dec 28 2024

A federal court judge in the NYPD stop-and-frisk cases, published an unprecedented report. Bmstv presents NY city council hearings examining it's impact. Federal Dept. of Ed. possible elimination.

Black Men Screaming – Ep 168 – Flashback – Privacy in America. Musical Dr. Making a Difference – Feb 20 2025

Bmstv looks back at privacy in America and spotlights a musical Dr. making a difference.

Black Men Screaming – Ep 169 – Flashback Episode – Time Has Not Changed – Feb 20 2025

Time changes your waistline but does not always change the issues you face.Bmstv presents a flashback episode emphasizing Black community issues that time has not changed.

Both Sides of the Bars – Black Community Health Effect and Criminal Legal System – Feb 13 2025

Not only do various public health issues disproportionately affect the Black community, but they are exacerbated by criminal legal system involvement. Those issues include infectious diseases, substance use, mental health, homelessness, and violence. In today’s episode, a medical expert in the field – Dr. Robert Fullilove, professor of sociomedical sciences and associate dean for community and minority affairs at Columbia University – proposes solutions to this public health crisis.