Originally recorded August 19, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders reconnects with artist-entrepreneur Willie Mac Jr. to discuss the makings of his latest project Inc University: Back 2 Cool. To close, Larry discusses the future of WSH | RADIO and what’s to come in 2021.

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Rest in peace to our dear friend Ms. Arika Trim.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes first-time guest Dominique Crump, MSW to discuss the origins of her Sexual Assault Survivors Restorative Justice Project, this moment in gender and race relations, the definitions of restorative justice and misogynoir, and more (3:45). After, Larry and WSH entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan investigate the origins of Juneteenth, analyze Spike Lee’s Da 5 Bloods and Dave Chappelle’s 8:46, and provide book recommendations for your summer quarantine (50:20).

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Rest in peace to our dear friend Ms. Arika Trim.

Dominique’s Do Better Podcast

“The Truth Shall Make You Free” x Larry J. Sanders

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WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders celebrates the fiftieth episode of WSH | RADIO with friend of the project Mel Washington; the duo reconvene to analyze the major cultural events thus far into 2020. The two discuss the recent reckonings around gender and race (6:00), demonstrations in DC and New York City (41:15), the topicality of The Plot Against America and Mrs. America (50:20), Dark Lane Demo Tapes (1:16:05), and more.

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“The Truth Shall Make You Free” x Larry J. Sanders

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WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders reconnects with artist-entrepreneur Willie Mac Jr. over Zoom; the two give their final reviews of The Last Dance (5:15), discuss a potential NBA return and the legitimacy of this season’s championship (57:45), attempt to design an entrance criteria for the Basketball Hall of Fame (1:16:50), and much more.

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Willie Mac Jr. on YouTube

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WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders Zooms with journalist + producer Martin Weiss to recap Episodes 9 & 10 of The Last Dance; the two discuss the reliability of Michael Jordan’s memory, whether the documentary helped Jordan maintain (or reclaim) his status as Greatest of All-Time, Scottie Pippen’s portrayal throughout the film, Jordan’s legacy as a teammate, and much more.

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Originally recorded during their recap of The Last Dance’s third and fourth episodes, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and Beat the Buzzer’s Keenan Terry and Ricardo Patterson each list their five favorite NBA champions (plus some honorable mentions) of the past thirty years. (As always, prepare for their typical tangents.)

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WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and BeGreatDC founder and president Rachael Payton review gospel music legend Kirk Franklin's three-decade career, with each ranking their personal top-ten Kirk Franklin records. (Spoiler: "Melodies From Heaven" makes the cut, but not for the reasons you think.)

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WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders Zooms (?) with The Huffington Post’s Philip Lewis to recap Episodes 5 & 6 of The Last Dance; the two discuss the apparent relationship between Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant, Jordan’s reticence to engage in social activism, the formation of the ‘92 Dream Team, the presence (or lack thereof) of Ahmad Rashad, Horace Grant as informant, general ‘90s nostalgia, and much more.

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