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LIVE! — HE SAID, HE SAID, HE SAID: LET’S GET NEWSY XLIV (44) — FRI. 7.17.26 7PM EST
🚨 NEW EPISODE THIS FRIDAY 🚨 Tune in Friday, July 17, 2026 @ 7pm EST/4pm PST/6pm CST for the next “He Said, He Said, He Said Live!” A Look at the World from A Seasoned Black Man’s Perspective…because one perspective isn’t enough!” for “Let’s Get Newsy XLVI (44) – Calling out the Chaos!—an evening of thought-provoking conversations, compelling headlines, and the stories everyone will be talking about.
We begin with The He Said Conversation, where we tackle one of the week’s most troubling and emotional stories. Families across the country continue to search for answers following the deaths of several young Black men. We’ll explore the questions surrounding transparency, accountability, and why these cases have struck such a powerful chord in communities nationwide. We’ll also discuss the long-awaited payment in the E. Jean Carroll case and what it says about justice and accountability. Then we’ll examine the rise, fall, and uncertain future of Andrew Gillum and ask whether America truly believes in second chances. We’ll wrap up the segment by looking at new visa rules affecting international students, journalists, and cultural exchange visitors—and what those changes could mean for education, immigration, and America’s role in the world.
Then it’s time for Stories You Can’t Make Up! A sleepless night leads to a $150,000 lottery jackpot. A Yellowstone tourist learns the hard way why you never get too close to wildlife after being launched into the air by a charging bison. We’ll also celebrate an extraordinary student who graduated with an unbelievable 11.99 GPA, and we’ll discuss what that says about today’s educational system. Plus, the CDC is investigating thousands of foodborne illness cases across the country. What should you know to help keep yourself and your family safe?
In Entertainment, Culture & Black Excellence, we take on one of the hottest conversations in entertainment. Jay-Z’s partnership with Target has sparked passionate debate. Is it simply smart business, or should celebrities consider the social and economic impact of the companies they choose to support? We’ll explore Black consumer power, corporate accountability, and the responsibilities that come with influence.
And, of course, we’ll close with Style Check, where fashion takes center stage. The stars lit up the red carpet at The Odyssey premiere, and we’re asking the question everyone is talking about: Who owned the night—Lupita Nyong’o or Zendaya? Join us as we break down the fashion, the confidence, and the unforgettable looks that turned heads.
It’s more than the news. It’s meaningful conversation, thoughtful perspectives, and a chance for your voice to be part of the discussion. Join Alvin King, Bobby, and Shawn for another engaging edition of He Said, He Said, He Said Live! Because one perspective simply isn’t enough.
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San Diego Supervisors’ Power Grab & Discretionary Funds
Are San Diego County supervisors overstepping their bounds? Dr. Warren breaks down the controversy surrounding discretionary funds in this week’s episode.
👀 Who’s holding San Diego County leaders accountable? Dr. Warren weighs in on supervisors’ power and discretionary funds. Watch last week’s episode and catch up on previous episodes here!
#FromtheDeskkoftheEditor #SanDiegoCounty #BoardOfSupervisors #VoiceAndViewpoint
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How Restaurant Apprenticeships Taught Me to Run a Business #shorts
Ditch the textbooks and head to the kitchen. Learn how real-world restaurant apprenticeship taught me the operational secrets to running a successful business.
Transitioning from sociology to entrepreneurship is a steep learning curve. Before formal degrees, the best lessons came from apprenticing in local kitchens, mastering operations through hands-on experience and mentorship. #Entrepreneurship #SmallBusiness #CareerChange #BusinessTips #Mentorship
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Documenting History: Why Today’s Stories Matter Tomorrow #shorts
Your stories are more than just memories; they are vital historical artifacts. Learn why recording today’s experiences is the ultimate gift for future generations.
Writing down today’s experiences serves as a vital bridge to the future. By recording the present, one provides a roadmap for those 50 years from now to understand, reflect, and learn from the world of 2026. #History #Storytelling #Legacy #Reflection #Archives
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A Black Culture Café Rooted in Community and Connection #shorts
More than a coffee shop, this community hub honors Black literature and art while fostering local connection through service, music, and cultural preservation.
More than just a cafe—every detail from the menu names to the music honors Black literature and art. By hosting health drives and open mic nights, this space bridges the gap between cultural preservation and community service. #BlackCulture #CommunitySpace #CulturalHeritage #LocalImpact
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Black Music Awards: The Fight to Recognize Prince and Black Artists #shorts
Discover the untold story behind the Black Music Awards and why legends like Prince needed a platform to finally receive their due recognition.
Black music icons like Prince were making monumental moves in the 80s, yet went unrecognized by mainstream programs. The Black Music Awards were born out of a necessity to preserve, promote, and honor the artists who were shaping history from the other side of the coin. #BlackMusicAwards #MusicHistory #Prince #MusicLegacy
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Shaunie Grigsby on Building Flava Cafe, a Social Enterprise in St. Paul | On The Radar | MSR
Shaunie Grigsby shares how Flava Cafe is blending community, coffee, and career development for Black youth in St. Paul. Watch the inspiring full conversation here.
Shaunie Grigsby opened Flava Cafe in St. Paul in 2022 to combine a coffee shop rooted in Black culture with internships, apprenticeships and professional development for Black girls and gender-expansive youth. She talks with Damenica Ellis about partnerships, transparency and building a third space that feels like home.
Full story: https://spokesman-recorder.com/2026/11/05/flava-cafe-st-paul-shaunie-grigsby-on-the-radar/
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