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by KMOJ-89.9 FM “The People’s Station”
“KMOJ’s Community Viewpoint” is a podcast series created by KMOJ-89.9 FM Radio “The People’s Station”. These conversations explore issues and perspectives critical to the health and well-being of all members of the communities of color we serve. Since first going “on the air” in 1976, KMOJ-89.9-FM continues its legacy as the community-oriented station located in Minneapolis, Minnesota airing a predominantly urban adult contemporary format. “KMOJ’s Community Viewpoint” is one way the station achieves its mission of engaging, supporting and empowering Communities of Color to elevate the way of life of the people of its community and to challenge social and economic disparities, and the persistent consequences of historic racism. The station call letters, “KMOJ” were inspired by the Swahili word “UMOJA” which means “Unity.”
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- 3 days ago59 min
11-07-2026 -We Showed Up to Vote. How Do We Show Up Now?
We showed what can happen when people come together across party lines and make their voices heard. We saw barriers break and history made right here in the Twin Cities and in communities around the world. We fought hard to get people into office. Now that they’re there, what does it look like for us to stay in the work?Today on The 4 Opinions, we’re talking about what comes after the celebration. How do we support newly elected leaders as they rebuild trust in public office? How do we hold them accountable for their promises while giving them the time and community input they need to get things done? And when harm has been done, how do we name it honestly, ask for a plan to repair it, and keep the conversation moving toward action?We also have to talk about what this season has taken out of people. Political division and uncertainty can wear on our mental and emotional health. What would it look like to check in on one another, make room for people who are exhausted, and help more neighbors feel ready to take part in the decisions that affect them?Because showing up after Election Day can look like attending a public meeting, speaking up about a proposed policy, organizing with your neighbors, or following up on a promise six months later. Those are ways we can turn a moment of unity into a habit.So let’s put it on the table. What should we expect from the people we elected, what should they expect from us, and what are we willing to do together?
- 1 weeks ago59 min
10-31-2026 Securing the Bag While Losing Yourself: When Domestic Violence Becomes Content”
So, we’re really not going to talk about this?We have young, beautiful, Black women out here making MAJOR moves! Entrepreneurs, influencers, building brands, securing bags, and making nearly six figures on TikTok and other social media platforms. Yet behind the followers, the likes, and the money, some are enduring unimaginable domestic violence.We’re watching women show up with bruised and battered faces, children being removed from their care, and their personal trauma becoming content for public consumption. And somehow, the views keep going up, the money keeps coming in, but where is the healing? Where is the intervention? Where is the accountability?At what point did documenting the abuse become more profitable than escaping it?And understand me clearly: I am NOT blaming women for being abused. Leaving an abusive relationship is not always simple or safe. But I am questioning a culture that will watch a woman suffer, share her pain, monetize her trauma, and call it entertainment.Because what good is securing the bag if you’re losing yourself, your peace, your children, or possibly your life in the process?We have to stop confusing financial success with personal well-being.Sis, I want you wealthy, but more importantly, I want you ALIVE, HEALED, and FREE!And if you’re watching someone share signs of abuse, don’t turn their pain into gossip or content. Check in privately, ask what support feels safe, avoid pressuring them to leave, and never confront the abuser on their behalf. Offer practical help—transportation, childcare, a safe place to stay, emergency funds, or help connecting with a local domestic-violence advocate. If someone is in immediate danger, contact emergency services when it is safe to do so. In the United States, survivors can contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-SAFE, text START to 88788, or visit thehotline.org; elsewhere, connect with a local crisis service.Platforms also have a responsibility. They should make reporting abuse and threats easy, respond quickly to credible safety concerns, protect survivors’ privacy, limit the monetization and recommendation of graphic trauma, remove threats and harassment, preserve evidence when legally appropriate, and connect users with trained advocates—not reward exploitation with greater reach.Support should never require a survivor to perform their pain publicly. Listen, believe, protect, and help create a safe path to healing and freedom.Now THAT is a conversation we need to have.
- 1 weeks ago58 min
10-24-2026 - Breast Cancer Awareness: Fellas, your health deserves your attention. Family, help us spread the word!
Fellas, your health deserves your attention. Family, help us spread the word!🎙️ Fellas, your health deserves your attention. Family, help us spread the word! 💗On this episode of The 4 Opinions, we welcomed Randy, a male breast cancer survivor, for a powerful conversation about his experience and the importance of men taking their health seriously.Breast cancer can affect men, too. We’re opening up the conversation about the fear, hesitation, and silence that can make it difficult for men to seek care—and how we can support them in taking that first step.Brothers, you deserve care and support. You don’t have to face health concerns alone.Click the link, listen, and share with the men you love. Let’s keep encouraging our fathers, partners, brothers, and sons to speak up about their concerns and make time for their health.His health is wealth. Let’s talk about it. 💙#The4Opinions #KMOJ #MaleBreastCancerAwareness #MensHealthMatters #BlackMensHealth #HisHealthIsWealth
- 1 weeks ago59 min
10-17-2026-Beyond the Pink: Real Talk with Minnesota Pink Ladies on Breast Cancer, Early Detection, and Standing Strong in the Black Community
Today on The 4 Opinions, we welcome Pamela Weems, CEO and Founder of Minnesota Pink Ladies, to discuss the organization’s mission to raise breast cancer awareness, encourage early detection, and connect women across Minnesota with education, resources, and support.Joining the conversation are breast cancer survivors Tamiko and Charmaine, along with Shondra, a supporter of the breast cancer awareness movement, and Tadaci, a dedicated advocate for the breast cancer community. Together, they will share their perspectives on the importance of support, advocacy, and taking an active role in our health.We’ll also discuss recognizing changes in your breast health, speaking with a healthcare provider about concerns, and understanding the importance of screenings even when there are no noticeable symptoms. From learning your family history to supporting someone through a diagnosis, this conversation is about building an informed, compassionate community and encouraging action that could save lives.
- 1 weeks ago1h 3m
10-3-2026-Breast Cancer Awareness: Early Detection, Education, and Community Strength
What a meaningful way to begin October, recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of early detection, and exploring how we can come together to educate, support, and strengthen our community. Together, we can raise awareness, encourage screenings, and stand alongside those affected by breast cancer.
- 1 weeks ago1h 0m
10-10-2026 Accountability Starts in the Mirror: Own Your Part
On this episode of The 4 Opinions, we’re talking accountability—owning our choices, acknowledging our impact, and taking responsibility for what happens next. It’s easy to point out what somebody else did, but can we look in the mirror and recognize our own part?From personal relationships to our families and community, accountability calls for honest conversations, uncomfortable truths, and the willingness to receive correction. We explore the difference between making excuses and offering explanations, saying “I’m sorry” and making meaningful changes, and expecting respect while taking responsibility for how we treat others.How do we hold ourselves and the people we love accountable with honesty and compassion? And when trust has been broken, what does taking responsibility actually look like? This conversation challenges us to move beyond blame and let our actions speak as clearly as our words.
- Oct 13, 20261h 1m
9-26-2026- Mental Check-In: Motherhood, Our Black Boys, and the Weight of Disappointment**
How is your heart holding up—and how muchhave you been carrying without saying it outloud? In this episode, we’re checking in on ourcollective mental health, especially the motherstrying to raise, protect, and prepare theirchildren while processing the conversations andconcerns surrounding the Nolan Wells case.For many mothers, these conversations reachbeyond the headlines. They bring up fears abouttheir own children, difficult conversations aboutsafety, and the exhausting question: “How do Iprotect my child when I can’t be everywhere?”We’re making room to discuss that worry, anger,grief, and the pressure to keep functioning whenyour heart needs a break.We’re also diving into the emotional “re-up”—finding enough hope to expectaccountability, compassion, and change, thenfeeling disappointed again. What does it do tous when we keep having to explain our pain,renew our expectations, and prepare ourselvesfor another letdown? How do we stay engagedwithout allowing every update, comment section,and argument to consume our peace?This conversation asks what support actuallylooks like: checking on mothers beyond “Are
- Oct 13, 202659 min
09-12-2026-Managing Your Dream: What It Takes to Build a Business
Everybody loves the idea of being their ownboss—but what does it take to build, curate,and manage a business when the excitementWears off and the responsibility gets real?In this episode, we’re talking about turning yourpassion into a business with purpose, structure,and staying power. Curating a business meansbeing intentional about what you offer, who youserve, the experience you create, and thereputation you build. From your pricing to yourcustomer service, every decision should reflectyour vision and helpyour business deliver on its promises.
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“KMOJ’s Community Viewpoint” is a podcast series created by KMOJ-89.9 FM Radio “The People’s Station”. These conversations explore issues and perspectives critical to the health and well-being of all members of the communities of color we serve. Since first going “on the air” in 1976, KMOJ-89.9-FM continues its legacy as the community-oriented station located in Minneapolis, Minnesota airing a predominantly urban adult contemporary format. “KMOJ’s Community Viewpoint” is one way the station achieves its mission of engaging, supporting and empowering Communities of Color to elevate the way of life of the people of its community and to challenge social and economic disparities, and the persistent consequences of historic racism. The station call letters, “KMOJ” were inspired by the Swahili word “UMOJA” which means “Unity.”
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