THE LOCAL TAKE WITH KIPLYN PRIMUS
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Imara Canady with the AIDS Health Foundation about the AIDAtlanta Walk and Music Festival taking place on September 26th at Piedmont Park
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Kiplyn talks with CAU Music Department Chair and Artist Phil Davis about music on campus this Fall -
Guests include Dr. Cicone Prince and Dr. La Donya Yvette -
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Kiplyn Primus speaks to Brett Crenshaw and Seitu Jamel Hart, founders of Black Men for the Eradication of Sexism, about their upcoming conference, The Will To Change. -
Atlanta Favorite plays at 7pm and 10pm shows -
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Guests include El'Deity Princey and Holly Cotton -
Brenda Waters is joined by Dr. William Luke and Anthony Jackson as they discuss issues around Prostate Cancer Awareness Month -
Hear your Morris Motivations Monday-Friday mornings 6am-10am on WCLK or listen here on demand.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Elisabeth Omilami, the leader of HOSEA Helps, who continues the work begun by her father, Hosea Williams -
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You can hear Morris Motivations Monday-Friday between 6am and 10am on WCLK, or listen to select Motivations on demand here.
Live monthly talk show hosted by Brenda Waters about cancer treatment, advances in treatment and survival from The Center For Cancer Research and Therapeutic Development at Clark Atlanta University
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