
On the KMOJ Morning Show, Freddie Bell speaks with Mary Moriarty about the recent conviction of David Eugene Wright in the murder of Mariah Samuels, a case that has raised serious concerns about system failures and domestic violence protections. They discuss how an Order for Protection is intended to work and what should happen when violations are reported, especially in urgent situations. Moriarty also addresses the emotional impact of the verdict on Samuels’ family and the broader community, while emphasizing the need for accountability across the system. The conversation highlights ongoing efforts to strengthen trust in protective measures and ensure that victims receive the safety and support they need.
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04-29-26 G. Phillip Shoultz, III, Associate Artistic Director of VocalEssence, talks with Freddie Bell & Chantel Sings about the “Global Rhythms, Joyful Voices” concert

04-29-26 Jennifer Bordon, Active Living Coordinator for Minneapolis Public Schools, talks with Freddie Bell & Chantel Sings about “Let’s Roll MPS” and National Bike to School Day

04-22-26 Rep. Esther Agbaje, Minnesota House Representative, talks with Freddie Bell about gun violence prevention efforts, legislative challenges, and community safety investments

04-22-26 Liam Green, Volunteer Coordinator at Every Meal, talks with Freddie Bell about fighting child hunger and the impact of volunteerism during Volunteer Appreciation Month
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