WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes rapper-producer ChinaManHimself to the new WSH Radio studio to discuss the patience required when launching a business, struggles transitioning into adulthood, the current strategy of Kanye West, the good and bad of social media, and more.

Kindred Media's Leah Hill & The Nomadic Blogger Jamilah Jackson join WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders for a takeover of WSH Radio.

WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders is joined by WSH entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan, project contributor William Garner, and Beat the Buzzer's Keenan Terry for a mid-year check-in.

WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes multi-hyphenate Marcel Smith and professional basketball player Markus Montague to explore the Essential Colors personality assessment model, Marcel’s evolution as a basketball coach, the changes in travel basketball, this year’s NBA rookie class, Steph Curry’s standing all-time, and Detroit’s continuing renaissance.

WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes Keenan Terry & Ricardo Patterson from the Beat the Buzzer Podcast to discuss their respective podcast beginnings, the challenges of launching a podcast, DeMarcus Cousins’s move to Golden State, the fall-off of Isaiah Thomas, the Lakers’ moves since signing LeBron, Lonzo Ball’s upside, and the Pistons’ chances moving forward.

WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders is joined by Kindred Media’s Leah Hill & Detroit artist + entrepreneur Willie Mac Jr. to discuss the inaugural Kindred Music & Culture Festival, Willie’s newest project Inć University: Back to Cool, Willie’s entrepreneurial efforts in downtown Detroit with his family through the city’s changing demographics, and more.

WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders kicks off Year 2 of WSH Radio with Donovan Jones and Irmon Hill of TeamCedricGill to discuss the community group's origins and their plans for growth in 2018.

WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders shares his opinions on Donald Glover's rise to mainstream prominence and the recent jump to compare Glover to Kanye West. Later, TV + film critic Rhyanna Morgan joins to discuss Kanye's recent behavior, the newness of Childish Gambino's character, and our overexposure to celebrities in 2018.

WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes Mel Washington to discuss the new J. Cole album, Cole as social media punchline, whether fame and authenticity can mesh, standom and its effect on art, the Starbucks controversy, and how to keep systemic issues in the national conversation in 2018.