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Unlock the captivating legacy and promising future of Black television as we trace its evolution from WGPR, the groundbreaking first Black-owned TV station, to today's digital platforms. With special guest Derek Kenney, we reflect on the strides made by pioneers like Bob Johnson and the enduring influence of networks such as BET. Discover how the digital age is reshaping the landscape of Black-owned media, offering both opportunities and challenges for platforms like Oprah Winfrey's OWN, Revolt TV, and Bounce TV. Together, we explore the vibrant shift from traditional broadcasting to a more accessible and diverse online presence.

In a world where misinformation spreads like wildfire, we tackle the pressing issue of social media's role in shaping public perception. A misleading Facebook post about alleged animal abuse in Ohio serves as a case study to differentiate between misinformation and disinformation, emphasizing the necessity of digital media literacy. We further discuss media responsibility in immigration narratives, scrutinizing controversial claims made during a presidential debate. Learn how media can better serve the public with fact-checking and innovative presentation of truth, ensuring that public discourse is informed, balanced, and free from harmful stereotypes and xenophobia. Join us for an episode that challenges norms and inspires change.