One-on-One with Green Tea

Washington, DC vocalist Green Tea has made her mark on the DMV live entertainment scene. She's opened up for various artists including the late Chuck Brown, Kindred The Family Soul, and hip-hop pioneer Slick Rick. Always authentic and intimate,the DC native keeps her audience engaged with her live performances and fun-loving personality. In this one-on-one interview Green Tea opens up about family, the importance of pursuing dreams, and her new album Dosage III: The Time to Be. Photo by: Leonard Poteat

We Are Family Pre-New Year's Celebration

Looking for a family friendly event for New Year's? Well, look no further Marva D Events in partnership with former NFL wider receiver Antonio Freeman's BMoreFree Programs are hosting a fun-filled event for the family Friday, December 30th. Please see flyer for more details.

One-on-One with Coach Mack Allison

Mack Allison says he's worked with Baltimore youth for over 26 years. Through martial arts and boxing, he has contributed to keeping teens active and safe with a positive attitude. Allison has now compiled all his knowledge and wisdom in his new book,Coach Mack's Basic Training Guide: Boxing , an insider's manual to the sport and physical fitness.

GCOMM Media Co. Presents Appreciation 'Cocktail' Reception

Join GCOMM Media for a holiday celebration at the Darker Than Blue Cafe Tuesday, December 13th. Bring a friend and a new toy for a special benefit for Morgan State University's Head Start Program. Guests include newly elected Baltimore City Council members Brandon Scott and Nick Mosby. Please see flyer for more details.

One-on-One with Jessica Turral

As founder of Hand In Hand Baltimore,Jessica Turral wants to help change the lives of youth with mentoring and theraputic for juvenile offenders. She talks about celebrating the program's second anniversary and the film her kids produced.

huevoicesdotcom @ Occupy Baltimore

For three weeks, protesters camped at McKeldin Square in downtown Baltimore as a part of the Occupy Wall Street movement sweeping the country. Many of them voiced their concerns with corporate greed along with other economic grievances. Recently, city officials issued a statement declaring the encampment unlawful, and told the group they have until Wednesday to leave or reduce their numbers at McKeldin Square. Wednesday after midnight, I partnered with Baltimore Spectator James MacArthur to cover the protesters as they rebuffed the Oct.26th deadline given by the City.

One-on-One with protester Larry Lee



James MacArthur and I spoke with protester Chris Beck



Protester John Herbert

A Conversation with Mildred Muhammad and her son John

In 2002, John Allen Muhammad killed 10 people in a shooting spree that lasted three weeks in the Washington, D.C. area. Now in her intimate memoir Scared Silent, Mildred Muhammad,John Muhammad's former wife, shares with us her life with the sniper prior to the shooting and how she survived domestic abuse.