THE LOCAL TAKE WITH KIPLYN PRIMUS
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Kiplyn Primus closing out the Living With HIV Series by speaking with AID Atlanta Executive Director about the safe space she provided allowing women to find their voices.
Black Art in America Foundation
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Guests include Kenneth Chester and Sean Illenrey -
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Guitarist Steve Oliver with one show only at 8pm -
Guests include Moniek Garside and Cheryl Taylor Anderson -
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Guests include Cassandra Lester and Sumiyyah Rasheed -
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Hear your Morris Motivations Monday-Friday mornings 6am-10am on WCLK or listen here on demand.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Doreliza Hall-Hammond about living with HIV after being diagnosed at age 21. -
Billboard Recording Artist Carol Albert and her band play one night only at Decatur's Eddie's Attic -
Kiplyn Primus speaks with Jacqueline Brown, founder of Empowerment Resource Center, about the HIV epidemic among Black Women.
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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