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Be Heard Talk EDUCATE. INFORM. EMPOWER. Our mission is to inform, educate, and empower BIPOC on political and social issues.

Be Heard Talk is an award-winning live talk show and widely-distributed podcast that focuses on race, politics, and culture from an unapologetic Black millennial perspective. A new episode is live-streamed every Sunday at 2 p.m. EST across Be Heard Talk's social platforms in addition to our media partner Black Enterprise's streaming accounts. Each episode is also aired on our home station, WHCR 90

.3fm "The Voice of Harlem," and a new podcast is released every Monday on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.

If yall have a moment, check out this short story a friend wrote. It’s so damn good I had to share
04/02/2024

If yall have a moment, check out this short story a friend wrote. It’s so damn good I had to share

My brother is a womanizer. His conquests are accessories. Their teeth, his trophies, dangle from his neck or accentuate his ankles, tucked beneath shirt and pants. I imagine him in the beds of his lovers. He sticks his tongue into their full faces. He licks the corners of mouths they use to lie to h...

"In the present context, consider Palestinian families holding their dead up to cameras to plead for international mercy...
01/04/2024

"In the present context, consider Palestinian families holding their dead up to cameras to plead for international mercy. Or the heart-wrenching footage of children in Gaza holding a press conference outside Al-Shifa Hospital, begging the world for attention. How did this happen? How did we arrive at a moment where solidarity is flimsily predicated on parading the mutilated bodies of children?"

Palestinians have been forced to use their grief to mobilize movements. What happens when we turn away?

08/27/2022

Samson Williams was working in the mortgage lending industry in 2014 when a colleague convinced him to invest in cryptocurrency.

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07/01/2021

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06/30/2021

During his sentencing hearing, Derek Chauvin’s mother praised her son as “a quiet, thoughtful, honorable, and selfless man.” She also showed no remorse for her son’s actions and did not even acknowledge George Floyd’s family.

According to , “To not even acknowledge that speaks volumes to the type of environment that person was probably raised in.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, which includes a conversation about Derek Chauvin’s prison sentence and next steps to transform the institution of policing in honor of George Floyd’s legacy, featuring , , , and .

Selena also discussed the debate surrounding Britney Spears’ attempt to end her conservatorship, the new assault allegations against Chris Brown, the GOP war against critical race theory, and the controversial name of Michael B. Jordan’s new rum.

06/30/2021

When asked why it is so hard to convict a police officer of a crime, says, “The challenges are related to the very close, if not incestuous, relationship between police and prosecutors, which is exacerbated by what is called the ‘blue wall of silence’ — where police are very resistant to testify against one another.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full conversation about Derek Chauvin’s prison sentence and next steps to transform the institution of policing in honor of George Floyd’s legacy, featuring , , , and .

Selena also discussed the debate surrounding Britney Spears’ attempt to end her conservatorship, the new assault allegations against Chris Brown, the GOP war against critical race theory, and the controversial name of Michael B. Jordan’s new rum.

06/30/2021

After Britney Spears revealed she has an IUD that she cannot get removed, Michelle Hope- MHSexpert reflects on the fact that Britney, in the eyes of her conservators, is a commodity whose rights can be stripped away from her. Michelles says, “I do not think anyone should have their rights of their bodily autonomy taken away from them.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack Derek Chauvin’s sentencing and next steps to transform the institution of policing.

In addition, and joined Selena to discuss the new abuse allegations against Chris Brown and the NYC mayoral race.

06/29/2021

On the latest episode of “Be Heard Talk,” civil rights attorney says 22.5 years was not a long enough prison sentence for Derek Chauvin even though it was one of the longest sentences a cop has ever received in U.S. history.

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, which includes a conversation about Derek Chauvin’s prison sentence and next steps to transform the institution of policing in honor of George Floyd’s legacy, featuring , , , and .

Selena also discussed the debate surrounding Britney Spears’ attempt to end her conservatorship, the new assault allegations against Chris Brown, the GOP war against critical race theory, and the controversial name of Michael B. Jordan’s new rum.

06/29/2021

When asked how we should respond to the most recent Chris Brown assault allegations, says “that is a personal call.” Regardless of how one responds, Selena wants us to ask ourselves, “Why is this so normalized?”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, which includes a conversation about Derek Chauvin’s prison sentence and next steps to transform the institution of policing in honor of George Floyd’s legacy, featuring , , and .

Selena also discussed the new abuse allegations against Chris Brown, the debate surrounding the name of Michael B. Jordan’s new rum, and Britney Spears’ attempt to end her conservatorship.

06/28/2021

On the latest episode of “Be Heard Talk,” says, “Justice will never be served — or at least the way I envision justice. However, I do think we can make the world more just for future generations.” In order to do so, she says we must continue to rally, petition, march, and call our elected officials. We have to “keep the same energy if we want to protect the most marginalized communities.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full conversation about Derek Chauvin’s prison sentence and next steps to transform the institution of policing in honor of George Floyd’s legacy, featuring , , and .

Selena also discussed the debate surrounding Britney Spears’ attempt to end her conservatorship, the new assault allegations against Chris Brown, the GOP war against critical race theory, and the controversial name of Michael B. Jordan’s new rum.

06/28/2021

The former Minneapolis police officer has finally been sentenced for killing George Floyd. But has j

06/27/2021

The former Minneapolis police officer has finally been sentenced for killing George Floyd. But has justice really been served?

On this episode of “Be Heard Talk,” Shavar Jeffries, a former Asst. Attorney General of New Jersey and Civil Rights Attorney, joins Selena Hill and the team to unpack Derek Chauvin’s sentence and the next steps in the fight to transform the institution of policing in honor of George Floyd’s legacy.

In addition, Evan Mastrondari and Michelle Hope join Selena to discuss Brittany Spears’ attempt to end her conservatorship, the new abuse allegations against Chris Brown, and the debate surrounding the name of Michael B. Jordan’s new Rum.

Tune in and chime into our LIVE discussion Sunday at 2 p.m. ET.

06/25/2021

When reflecting on the backlash Lin Manuel Miranda had gotten for “In the Heights,” says, “We punish black and brown people in every space for the sins of dusty, mediocre, corny, smelly white people.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

06/25/2021

On the latest episode of “Be Heard Talk,” says, “Let’s not act like Dominicans, Puerto Rican’s, and people of Latinx countries are just naturally racist or white supremacists.” Colorism is a result of trying to survive white supremacy and anti blackness by colonizers.

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

06/25/2021

When asked if creators of color have a level of responsibility to the community, agrees they do and that “This is part of the struggle. This is part of what we have to overcome, and if so, heavy is the head that wears the crown.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

                   

06/24/2021

On the latest episode of “Be Heard Talk,” states that “While [Latinx people are] also marginalized and considered people of color, we don’t always get the short end of the stick, so we have to use some of that privilege to stand together”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

                   

06/24/2021

While JLo has moved on from her split with A-Rod, wants to reassure A-Rod to “keep your head up, king.” You will find someone eventually!

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

                   

06/23/2021

While enjoyed “In the Heights” and felt is was a phenomenal movie, he also recognized that they dropped the ball when it came to representation of Afr-Latinx people. However, he added, “I don’t blame that on Lin Manuel Miranda. I think that’s more reflective of Hollywood.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

                   

06/23/2021

With the swift passing of a bill to make Juneteenth a federal holiday, urges the House to keep that same energy to pass legislation that actually help Black communities, such as HR 40.

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

06/22/2021

In honor of Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday, Nancy Pelosi and lawmakers sung the Black National Anthem, which says is a hollow act of solidarity. “She’s an 83-year-old white woman. She didn’t know any better.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

06/22/2021

After her recent split with A-Rod, JLo and Ben Affleck have been spotted rekindling their romance. says, while she loves JLo, she wonders if she had enough time to heal.

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

06/22/2021

For Father’s Day this year, Be Heard wants to salute Black dads and “The Dad Gang.” praises them for being “conscious dads who understand how prevalent it is for them to show up and be visible.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

06/21/2021

After watching “In the Heights,” says she initially felt a sense of pride and representation. However, she later recognized the issues of colorism the movie reflects. Karina says, “that little piece is proof of how ingrained colorism issue that we have in the Latinx household.

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and as they unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team discussed the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

06/21/2021

“In the Heights” has reignited long-standing conversations around colorism in the Latinx community.

06/20/2021

“In the Heights” has reignited long-standing conversations around colorism in the Latinx community. But this isn’t just an issue in Hollywood. How can we stop the erasure of Afro-Latinx people in society?

On this episode of “Be Heard Talk,” Selena Hill, Karina Cabreja, and Stanley Fritz will unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team will discuss the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

Tune in and chime into our LIVE discussion Sunday at 2 p.m. ET!

06/19/2021

“In the Heights” has reignited long-standing conversations around colorism in the Latinx community. But this isn’t just an issue in Hollywood. How can we stop the erasure of Afro-Latinx people in society?

On this episode of “Be Heard Talk,” and will unpack the recent controversy surrounding the lack of Afro-Latinx representation in “In the Heights.”

In addition, the team will discuss the return of “Bennifer,” the New York City mayoral race, and whether or not Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is an act of performative justice.

Tune in and chime into our LIVE discussion Sunday at 2 p.m. EST via Twitter, Facebook, or .

06/18/2021

As Juneteenth approaches, says this day “serves as a reminder that the struggle for freedom continues. It’s also a reminder that people of all races and creeds need to participate in that fight because we’ll never all be free until the least of us are completely free.” Selena also reminds us that, “Black joy is a form of resistance…We deserve to celebrate.”

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and Dr. Iheoma U. Iruka as they unpack the significance of Juneteenth and its impact on modern America.

In addition, and discussed Kamala Harris’ recent message to immigrants, Kim Kardashian’s photoshop fail, and Caitlyn Jenner’s refusal to admit Biden won the presidential race.

06/17/2021

On the latest episode of “Be Heard Talk,” and debated Kamala Harris’ message to migrants and the implications of her words. While Damond thinks Kamala has to represent the official view of the US government, believes Kamala should have emphasized aid to stabilize Central American countries instead of discouraging migrants.

What are your thoughts?

Click the LINK IN BIO to watch the full episode, featuring and Dr. Iheoma U. Iruka as they unpack the significance of Juneteenth and its impact on modern America.

In addition, Evan Mastronardi and Damond Stubbs discussed Kamala Harris’ recent message to immigrants, Kim Kardashian’s photoshop fail, and Caitlyn Jenner’s refusal to admit Biden won the presidential race.

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Formerly known as "Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio," Be Heard Talk is an award-winning weekly talk show that is committed to informing, educating, and empowering Millennials on political and social issues. It broadcasts live every Sunday from 11 am - 12 pm ET on WHCR 90.3FM "The Voice of Harlem" in New York City and via Facebook Live. A new podcast is released every Tuesday.

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