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The Truth Ride with Riccardo Waites

The Truth Ride with Riccardo Waites

著者： We Black Radio LLC
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概要

Tune in and hear diverse voices on numerous topics including speaking truth to power and each other. Voices from a rural community that’s less than 1% Black and broadcasting on Central Oregon’s only Black-owned radio station, We Black Radio.

Hosted by founder Riccardo Waites, this show digs into local, national, and global happenings with unfiltered honesty, humor, and heart. Expect real conversations and fresh perspectives from Riccardo and his guests. If you’re ready for dialogue that challenges, enlightens, and inspires, buckle up and tune in to The Truth Ride.

We Black Radio LLC 2026 政治・政府
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  • The Truth Ride Interview with Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate Jennifer Letz April 5th 2026

    The Truth Ride Interview with Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate Jennifer Letz April 5th 2026
    2026/04/07

    We speak with award winner Josie Stanfield on her award, No Kings, becoming the first Black owned brick and mortar store in Redmond and more. We speak with Sisters Mayor and Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate Jennifer Letz. Finally I respond publicly to a Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate who attacked me online.
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  • The Truth Ride S2 E5 Interview with Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate Amanda Page March 15th 2026

    The Truth Ride S2 E5 Interview with Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate Amanda Page March 15th 2026
    2026/03/16

    On this episode of The Truth Ride, We are pulling up with purpose. We’re unpacking The Crimson Report—what it exposes, why it matters, and how it speaks to the ongoing reality of racial terror in this country.

    We’re also chopping it up with Graham Betchart and Joey Hamilton, the creators of Making Space for Love—a podcast being streamed on WBR about loving ourselves, each other, and our community in a world that keeps trying to break us.

    And we’re keeping it local and political, continuing our series with candidates for Deschutes County Commissioner as we sit down with Amanda Page to press her on what real accountability to Black, indigenous and marginalized communities looks like.
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