In this HWM Podcast, speaks to Harlem senior editor Ann Brown, the podcast with host, publisher and visual artist Danny Tisdale.

The podcast was inspired by articles written by Ann Brown during the last few months of the Diddy trial in the ongoing courts trial as we write.

Danny Tisdale stated, "As Ann mentioned in the podcast, our goal has been just to report the facts, not every response on social media or in the media."

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In this HWM Podcast, speaks to Harlem political leader, legend and trailblazer Inez Dickens, the podcast is joined by co-host Glenn Hunter, Harlem Cultural Archives with podcast host Danny Tisdale.

The podcast was inspired by an interview with Inez Dickens and Glenn Hunter they completed earlier in April 2025.

Inez E. Dickens is a Harlem elected who served as a New York State Assembly member from 2017 to 2025, representing the 70th district. Previously, Dickens was a New York City Council member from 2006 to 2016, representing the 9th district. Her political career also includes roles as Deputy Majority Whip and Majority Whip.

Co-hosted by Harlem historian Glenn Hunter, Harlem Cultural Archives, Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director. Other co-founders Ken Sargeant and Keith Hunter. Glenn is a career educator who specializes in math and information technology. And an Adjunct Lecturer at Baruch College and a tireless community organizer devoted to Harlem.

Photograph by Rudy Collins.

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In this unique podcast HWM Podcast host Danny Tisdale, took it upon himself in this self interview podcast regarding his experience in a healthcare scare over the last few weeks.

He especially wanted to create this podcast for his male listeners who are like him and have never thought he would need a prostate check and not get a full physical since the magazine was created in 2003.

Tisdale was asked why he created this kind of self-interview podcast. Tisdale stated, “my mother used to always say, ‘common sense is not common,’ with that I realized that sometime we get in our own way – we dont use our common sense – especially when our wives, sisters, daughters, girl-and-boyfriends constantly remind us with love that those of us at a certain age (clearing my throat) that we have to get physical every 1-3 years.”

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In this Episode 110 podcast we spoke with Leonard Birdsall, Albert Smith III, Lawrence Williams, and Dr. Robert J. Woodbine about their experience in the Hotchkiss GO program initiative.

The program celebrates with Black History The Civil Rights Movement, The Civil Rights Act of 1964, Freedom Day, and the desegregation of public schools here in New York and the bussing initiatives.

Listen to this fascinating historical conversation with host Danny Tisdale and co-host Eartha Watts Hicks for Black History Month.

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In this first podcast for the 2025 season, political advisor Micheal McQuillan talk Los Angeles Fire, the Trump presidency, Harlem politics and more with Harlem World Magazine’s publisher and founder Danny Tisdale.

Michael McQuillan, former U.S. Senate aide, Peace Corps volunteer and history teacher, chaired the N.Y.P.D. Training Advisory Council’s Race Subcommittee and writes for The Write Launch, History News Network, Harlem World Magazine and his blog (https://mcquillan-unity-forum.squarespace.com)

The Harlem World Magazine Podcast

Every month, host, founder, and artist Danny Tisdale tackles the week’s news in politics, media, and entertainment with fresh takes on current affairs, exclusive insights from the staff of Harlem World Magazine, and a featured conversation with a marquee guest.

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In Episode 109, Harlem World Magazine Podcast reviews the year—with authors, artists writers, and more —conducted by Harlem World Magazine's publisher and founder Danny Tisdale.

Featured in this installment is a recent conversation with acclaimed NYC Poet laureate, playwright, educator, and cultural activist, Patricia Jones Spears, NYU MBA, finance expert, food industry professional, and Harlem newspaper columnist, Lil Nickelson, writer, activist, and hip-hop writer with numerous accolades and community involvement, Stephanie Woods, accomplished author, publisher, and literacy advocate Eartha, Watts-Hicks, and President/CEO. 360 Entertainment International Don Fryson.

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Welcome to the latest episode of the Harlem World Magazine (HWM) Podcast, your monthly deep dive into the captivating stories shaping our world of Harlem.

This month, we’re thrilled to feature an exclusive conversation with Jordan "Jo" Green, Cannabis Business Account Executive at NYC's Department of Small Business Services Based at Harlem Commonwealth Council, while spending over a decade in education, as well as some time in market research, and advertising. Jo talks with publisher Danny Tisdale as they discuss the ins and outs of working in the Cannabis industry in New York City, being a dad, a creative and much more.

Jordan "Jo" Green

Jordan "Jo" Green is a creative change agent with roots in Harlem. He is the inaugural Cannabis Business Account Executive at NYC's Department of Small Business Services, servicing Upper Manhattan out of his office at Harlem Commonwealth Council. As a technical assistance provider from the NY State Office of Cannabis Management, his role is to aid entrepreneurs with insights on how to become a licensed entity in NY's Recreational & Medicinal Cannabis Markets. Prior to his work at Harlem Commonwealth, Jo spent over a decade in education, as well as some time in market research, and advertising. He is the owner of his own creative & media agencies (Exit 18 Creative & Exit 18 Media) and a proud dad to a middle schooler and infant --- and yes he used to work in advertising before starting his shop. He does a bit of everything from branding, web design, and strategy, while also doing Portrait and brand photography with his media agency.

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Welcome to the latest episode of the Harlem World Magazine (HWM) Podcast, your monthly deep dive into the captivating stories shaping our world of Harlem.

This month, we're thrilled to feature an exclusive conversation with Patricia S. Jones, a distinguished poet, educator, cultural activist, and anthologist and publisher Danny Tisdale as we discuss her amazing journey as an artist working in New York City.

Patricia Jones

Patricia Jones, an Arkansas native and longtime Brooklyn, New York resident (not from Harlem – no one can be perfect), is a distinguished poet, educator, cultural activist, and anthologist. Her works include "The Beloved Community" and "A Lucent Fire: New & Selected Poems". Jones has co-edited groundbreaking anthologies and her poems have appeared in prestigious publications from Harlem to Hollywood. She's received numerous awards, including the 2017 Jackson Poetry Prize, and has taught at various institutions including Hunter College and Barnard College. Jones is also an emeritus fellow for the Black Earth Institute and organizer of the American Poets Congress. www.psjones.com

Photo by: John Skarsgaard. Production by InJoy Enterprises.

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