Chicago's Black Business Radio Network

Black Wall Street - USA is back on the air and Ms. Dorothy Brown, Clerk of the Circuit Court, will be joining us this evening to discuss the law that permits people with qualifying arrests, felonies, misdemeanor supervisions and misdemeanor convictions to ask the court to either expunge or seal the records related to their cases. ********** Call-in number (347)326-9477 ********* Join us as we prepare for the fall season and reach out across America to connect those of like mind and spirit, who give their support to the mission of "sustaining and increasing Black businesses" across Chicago and the world. ********* Black Wall Street - USA is on the air every Thursday evening from 7 PM to 9 PM CST. ********* Our guests will also be Ms. Marie Claire Tran from the Shriver Poverty Law Center and she will discuss how background checks are used in the hiring process and Ms. Esther Franco-Payne – Program Director at Chicago Metropolis 2020. ********** Mr. Ron Carter, Chairman of Black Wall Street, Publisher of South Street Journal and Candidate for the 17th Ward Alderman is the Host. ********** Co-Host Ms. Sonja Cassandra Perdue, Author of Black America: Asking Ourselves The Tough Questions - Book One 201 and Founder of Chicago's Black Business Network.

BLACK WALL STREET -- USA ******* Featured Program: Ex-Offenders in the Job Market: What employers Need To Know - NOW! ******* Members of Chicago Metropolis 2020 will join Mr. Ron Carter, Chairman of Black Wall Street - Chicago as they discuss: How does employing a "qualified" ex-offender benefit your business? What are the employer "benefits" of hiring an ex-offender? This segment was made possible by Project Safe Neighborhoods -- MAKING AMERICA'S COMMUNITIES SAFER. Call-in # is 347-326-9477. You can listen at www.BlogTalkRadio.com/CBBN. PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO A FRIEND. As we continue in our endeavors to sustain and increase Black businesses in Chicago and across the nation, we ask for you CALL IN AND PARTICIPATE in these efforts. ******** BWS-C was birthed on May 19, 2007 with Economic Summit I (in celebration of the life of Malcolm X). BWS-C follows a course once laid out by Brother Malcolm X ....one of action which is directed at the strengthening of present and future black businesses in their ability to be self-sufficient. Mr. Ron Carter, Chairman of Black Wall Street – Chicago and Co-Host Sonja Perdue, Founder of Chicago's Black Business Network.com invites you to join them every Thursday evening at 7 PM for BLACK WALL STREET -- USA at CBBN on Blog Talk Radio. BWS-C wants you to share in this opportunity to serve African American businesses of the past, present and future by joining us and being a part of the solution.

“CBBN Tech Talk” Technology Tools That You Can Use Now. These show segments will only be 5 minutes to 20 minutes long, but we’re going to guarantee you, GUARANTEE YOU, that you’re going to come out ahead of the tech game every time you listen. And, that's all you need to do, “LISTEN AND LEARN.” Easiest thing you’ve ever done! Sonja Cassandra Perdue, Executive Producer Chicago's Black Business Radio Network

Interview with Noah Jemisin -- Author, Artist, Professor and World Traveler. What was buried and forgotten under New York, is no longer buried or forgotten. Chicago’s Black Business Radio Network (All Black! All News! All You!) This segment is CBBN Business Journals where we interview business owners and other innovators from around the world. Our guest is Noah Jemisin, Author of Buried Treasure: The Story of the First African Americans in New York. Noah Jemisin -- Artist, professor, world traveler, and inquisitive best describe Noah Jemisin. He studied fine arts at the University of Iowa, earning MA and MFA degrees. He has taught at the University level for many years. His works are included in a number of public and private collections throughout the US and the world, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC and the Montclair Museum, NJ. Buried Treasure is the conception of New York-based artist Noah Jemisin, who was inspired by the discovery of a forgotten burial ground. An art book in story form and tells the story of New York’s first African-Americans. The book is the first of JAM. Graphics & Publishing’s non-comic publications. You may order a copy at: http://www.jamgraphicsandpub.com/ Ms. Sonja Cassandra Perdue Executive Producer Chicago's Black Business Radio Network

Chicago’s Black Business Radio Network All Black! All News! All You! CBBN Business Journals Presents Episode #3 in this series on Surviving the Biological Bitch with Ms. Mary Trinity the host and producer of Damaged Daughters. Listen to the first segment here on CBBN Business Journals. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/cbbn/2014/12/30/surviving-the-biological-bitch-damaged-daughters-with-mary-trinity-1 Welcome to Our Damaged Sons as Mary shares Words of Wisdom on how to reach a state of wholeness and health. She passes on lessons on how to ease past anger and bitterness. What about your damaged heart? We encourage you to share your experiences and leave your questions on this page. We guarantee that this broadcast will pull at heart strings you thought long dead. Time to wake up and heal. Ms. Sonja Cassandra Perdue Executive Producer Chicago's Black Business Radio Network.com