KRST’s Second Annual St. Jude Radiothon
92.3 KRST Country hosts its second annual radiothon for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital on June 11-12. Last year raised $102,847 for kids' cancer treatment.
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Warby Parker: Dave Gilboa & Neil Blumenthal
In 2008, Dave Gilboa and Neil Blumenthal founded Warby Parker to solve the problem of buying affordable, fashionable glasses online, disrupting the entire eyewear industry.
Kate Spade: Kate & Andy Spade
A 1991 conversation at a Mexican restaurant led Kate & Andy Spade to create the iconic Kate Spade fashion brand with simple, modern handbags.
Crate & Barrel: Gordon Segal
In 1962, Gordon Segal and wife Carole opened Crate & Barrel in Chicago. The scrappy shop grew into a housewares empire that shaped American home
Lady Gaga & Atom Factory: Troy Carter
Troy Carter transformed Lady Gaga from an unknown artist to global superstar before founding Atom Factory. The former aspiring rapper became one of music's most
The Chipmunks: Ross Bagdasarian Jr. & Janice Karman
Ross Bagdasarian Jr. and wife Janice transformed The Chipmunks into a billion-dollar media franchise over 40 years, continuing his father's legacy.
The Knot: Carley Roney & David Liu
Carley Roney and David Liu founded The Knot in 1996, transforming wedding planning with their irreverent website approach that grew into XO Group.
Republic Records Drops Urban Terminology: A Step Backward?
Republic Records eliminates 'urban' terminology from music divisions, sparking debate about Black music industry representation and cultural identity.
Music Industry’s Diversity Challenge for Black Lives
Music industry veteran Ron Sweeney calls for major record labels to address systemic diversity issues beyond donations to Black Lives Matter.
Racist White Woman Gets Slapped
A racist woman confronts a young woman and man in a viral video incident. The confrontation escalates and does not end well for the woman
So Much for Jena: Criminals Gone Wild DVD Preview
A controversial DVD explores the Jena Six case and broader criminal justice issues affecting urban communities and racial tensions in America.
FAMU Virtual Town Hall on Reopening Plan
Florida A&M University will host virtual town halls for students, faculty, staff, and alumni to discuss reopening plans amid COVID-19. Events begin June 9th.
NO! Kanye Outselling 50?
Discussion around Kanye West potentially outselling 50 Cent sparks debate about music industry competition and broader social issues in hip-hop culture.
Charlamagne’s Interview: Did It Change Your View on Limbaugh?
Charlamagne Tha God interviews Rush Limbaugh in a surprising sit-down that has listeners divided on whether the controversial radio host deserves the platform.
FAMU Joins the Southwestern Athletic Conference
Florida A&M University officially joins the Southwestern Athletic Conference on July 1, 2021, leaving the MEAC after board approval.
FAMU Board Approves Summer and Fall Reopening Plan
FAMU Board of Trustees approved a comprehensive reopening plan for summer and fall 2020, featuring phased staff returns, hybrid classes, and COVID-19 safety protocols.
Morgan State University Awarded 50,000 Henry Luce Foundation
Morgan State University received $150,000 from the Henry Luce Foundation to address COVID-19 challenges in Baltimore communities through their Center for the Study of Religion
Black Influencer Kash Lee Kelly: When Do Black Lives Matter?
Black influencer Kash Lee Kelly addresses when Black lives truly matter to the Black community in a thought-provoking social media video.
Maurice White, Founder Earth Wind & Fire Dies
Maurice White, founder and lead singer of legendary R&B group Earth Wind & Fire, has died at age 74 after battling Parkinson's disease for many
Sinners Returns Sundays at 9 PM ET Starting June 7 on Bounce
Bounce TV brings back its hit drama Saints & Sinners every Sunday at 9 PM ET starting June 7. The series features power struggles and
IS RADIO ONE TRYING TO GAIN SUPPORT FROM THE REPUBLICANS?
Radio One faces scrutiny over potential political alignment with Republicans amid controversial statements about social justice issues.
The Rock Asks the Question Many are Asking?
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson delivered a passionate Instagram speech asking 'Where are you?' addressing leadership during challenging times.
Rochester Jocks Kimberly and Beck Fired for Racist Remarks
Rochester radio hosts Kimberly Ray and Barry Beck were fired by iHeart Radio for making racist remarks on air, including defending use of racial slurs.
FAMU Graduate Named Vanderbilt Vice Provost
FAMU engineering graduate William H. Robinson, Ph.D., has been named Vanderbilt University's vice provost for academic advancement, becoming a trailblazer in academic leadership.
TSU surpasses goal with $4M in research awards
Tennessee State University exceeded its $50 million research goal, securing $54.2 million in awards despite pandemic challenges. The funding supports cutting-edge research, student scholarships, and