The Local Take With Kiplyn Primus Saturdays 8am
Saturday Mornings 8am
The Local Take with Kiplyn Primus features discussions about critical issues facing Atlanta and profiles of organizations doing important work in the communities served by WCLK. As public broadcasters it is part of our mission to engage with the community and feature people and issues that aren't always covered by mainstream, commercial media outlets.
Kiplyn Primus is a graduate of Howard University and Clark Atlanta University and has a long career in public and commercial media. She is a veteran facilitator for StoryCorps' Atlanta studio, and has written extensively on global and local initiatives for a number of publications.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Tionne Osborne, regional manager with LifeSouth Community Blood Banks about the need for blood donations.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with award-winning actor and playwright, Regina Taylor, about her new work, The Exhibit, at the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival on September 5th.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Maurice Mason, a member of the Kappa Alpha Alpha Chapter of Omega Psi Phi, about their annual health fair on October 22nd at Gresham Park.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with DeKalb CEO the Honorable Lorraine Cochran-Johnson about women in leadership and the challenges that still exist.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Kim Stewart curator of the Chuck Stewart Frame the Sound exhibition at the SUN Atl Gallery through September 26th.
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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.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Najee Dorsey about the upcoming BAIA Fine Print Fair and Works on Paper Show August 14-16
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Irene Wiliiams about her life with HIV after being diagnosed. She's an entrepreneur who followed her daughter to Atlanta.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Doreliza Hall-Hammond about living with HIV after being diagnosed at age 21.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Jacqueline Brown, founder of Empowerment Resource Center, about the HIV epidemic among Black Women.