Established in 1982, the Drum Beat radio forms the Nubian Network Radio airs on WRBB104.9FM, Every Sunday starting at 6:00.a.m to provide a forum for discussing pertinent, controversial and important black issues. In addition to provide information on local programs and services on housing, child care, business and city and state program and services.
Tune In too WRBB104.9FM Boston the Nubian Network Radio Programs;
The Gospel Show airs at 6:00 am to 9:00 am
Drumbeat Radio Program, 104.9FM WRBB live Every Sundays 9am to 11am
Family Tree starts at 11:00 am to 1:00pm
Call in with your question or comment 617-373-2658
A Nubian Radio Network Broadcast
Brought to by the Black Community Information Center
Meet Drumbeat Radio Hosts:
Drumbeat hosts bring you Black Information and issues that effects black communities, our hosts are from the communities that they talk about brings the topic and discussed by the community to the air wave…
Each Sunday your Host line up;
Every 3rd Sunday Join host D. Supreme Richardson & Guest Host “At The Table”
CLICK and Watch a “AT the Table” show segments The return of Supreme & Nubian Sq a Rising
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“Courage will not skip this generation” (Roslyn M. Brock)
Dana Supreme Richardson is a lifelong resident of Boston, and graduated from Madison Park High School. He attended Northeastern University, where he studied accounting, and would eventually leave school to launch Supreme Entertainment, an entertainment management A&R, production and consulting business. Supreme is a Agent of Change and served as the 3rd Vice President of the Boston NAACP for 6 years. In this role, he helped to relaunch the Boston branch’s inaugural Pipeline to Leadership Program for youth between the ages of 14 and 21, the Watchers Initiative a community watch group. In addition, he led the revival of the branch’s ACT-SO Program in 2012, which has since won one silver medal and two gold’s. In 2012, Supreme also co-founded Team Future Committee for Change (TFCC), focused on grass roots advocacy and connecting people to resources for returning citizens as an agent of change, his work don’t stop he is the Co-founder of FIN “Fathers In Need” working to bring fatherhood back to the fathers and community. Today, Mr. Richardson is working with community organizers and fathers to host a Boston Fathers’ Conference, and plans to continue to passion for teaching youth and community civic engagement through the Boston Citizen’s Assist Project and FLOW “Future Leaders of The World” the Youth Strike Force Initiative making sure that courage will not skip this generation. He is the Executive Producers for BarberTime Media Network creating show content for barbershops media source as CEO of Supreme Entertainment he manage individual careers and goals, He also is very active in BCIC “Black Community Information Center” working with the Web Team and advising on BCIC committee he works to empower the communities he serve and by creating For the Minor Child workshops, the CORI 4Hire Project and free computer workshops and others.
Supreme’s hopes to see Community run government one day now that we have seen a black president his falsify is “what we do today will only change tomorrow”.
As a member and consultant to the BCIC family he also serves as a host on the Nubian Radio Network every third (3rd) Sunday on Drumbeat “At the Table” show segment 9:00 am to 11:00 am with his co-Host Dr. Howard on WRBB 104.9FM, with a sitting at the table atmosphere while providing information and service in your community while giving Boston Black issues exposure. He also co-produces BCIC Drumbeat the continuum on BNN TV.
Supreme is also on WRBB every Tuesday Whatz Up Boston 9pm to 10pm…
Every 2nd Sunday join hosts Hassan Kambon & Yong Fanon
Host Hasson Kambon one of Drumbeat young Radio Personality and grandson of Sadiki Kambon founder of Drumbeat Radio and the Black Community Information Center.
“Sister’s Sewing Seeds” every 1st Sunday
Host; FULANI M. HAYNES, RN.
Director,of THE VILLAGE FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING, INC, Retired Pediatric Nurse, Healthy Attitudes, JAZZ Vocalist.
Fulani Haynes ever-broadening musical/theatrical career has spanned over 3 decades. The Fulani Haynes Live Experience has shared the stage with numerous recording artists such as Frank Wilkins, Patricia Adams, Hakim Law, Mike Shea. Fulani’s diverse musical talent has also added a “unique” and “incomparable” flavor to several upscale affairs in the Boston area. As a life-long resident of Boston, Fulani ‘s rich musical/theatrical heritage has given her a foundation in the industry. Her sound is JAZZ.
Fulani’s Kitchen providing health food choices to the communities of Boston go check out her page here on the BCIC website for nutritional facts.
Her motto ” AND THE BEATGOES ON ” Community Health Organizer
Co-Host; Nataka S. Crayton,
Nataka S. Crayton, is completing her Masters in Community Economic Development at Southern NH University and is currently working as a bookkeeper. With more than 15 years of experience in the non-profit sector, Nataka S. Crayton has worked in human services and child development administration and management. She worked as a consultant developing administrative and financial procedures. In that consulting capacity, Ms. Crayton assisted in the opening of two new child development programs.
In 1995, Ms. Crayton, founded a non-profit organization, providing information and referrals, youth programs, and a food program which continues to serve more than 300 individuals and families in the Greater Boston area. A lifetime advocate for the underserved, Ms. Crayton raised more than $50,000 in private funding to provide emergency support services for individuals and families. As a community activist, she has and continues to be a catalyst for a number of projects including Humanitarian day in Boston serving almost 1000 homeless and needy, providing winter clothing and health screening. Ms. Crayton served as the lead on several community improvement projects including the Fredrick Douglas Peace Garden which currently hosts several cultural events. In 1996, Ms. Crayton was nominated for her stewardship by the Urban Ecology Institute to receive the REI Stewardship award for environmental leadership and community engagement. Ms. Crayton is currently the president of the United Neighbors of Lower Roxbury.
Visit her website: www.jazzvoc.com
We are on Cable television with the Boston Neighborhood Network “The Black Power Hour” on Comcast ch9, RCN ch83, Verizon ch1961
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