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The Indianapolis African-American community created Indiana Black Expo forty years ago. They feel a sense of ownership to the organization and event. Here’s a sampling of the e-mails Afternoons with Amos has received this week about the Black Expo violence and this year’s Expo events. The words are as the writers wrote them. Only punctuation and grammar changes were made. – Amos Brown
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Back from a restful vacation on Monday with major topics and discussions.
On Monday, we’ll air the news conference LIVE with Hamilton County and Hendricks County Prosecutors in the case of four Carmel High School basketball players who assaulted several freshmen players. You’ll hear the charges and we’ll hear your reactions.
Also Monday, the Black members of the City-County Council will be here to tell you where they stand on the deal to sell
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What’s coming up on Afternoons With Amos? Here’s the current line-up of guests and subjects on future programs. Subject to change depending on breaking news and issues.
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Audio Included in Post. Audio©2010 WTLC/Radio One. Listeners to Afternoons with Amos expressed strong opinions and feelings about the sudden decision of Senator Evan Bayh not to run for re-election. Here’s Part 2 of the Monday, February 15th broadcast.
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Audio Included in Post. Audio©2010 WTLC/Radio One. Listeners to Afternoons with Amos expressed strong opinions and feelings about the sudden decision of Senator Evan Bayh not to run for re-election. Here’s Part 2 of the Monday, February 15th broadcast.
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