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Chris Paul form the Tom Joyner Morning Show couldn’t ignore making a song about Herman Cain anymore with multiple accusers coming out saying he sexually harassed them. Using Prince’s “Purple Rain,” Chris Paul gives the listeners “Herman Cain!!!”

Baltimore is definitely showing love for the kids today. You could have been on your way to work but you stopped by Wal-art’s Catonsville location at 6205 Baltimore National Pike to drop off backpacks, pencils, paper, glue, notebooks, any and every school supply you could imagine.

We also had entertainment from the amazing youth of the St. Veronica Youth Steel Orchestra who played their little hearts out. They are truly amazing. Stay

We’re sending you and a friend to Washington DC to join Rev. Al Sharpton and Tom Joyner as they march to the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial on August 27th, 2011. Join us by entering here.

Take a listen to how Gerald Levert remixes Ginuwine’s hit “Pony” by making funny of the entire Morning Show Crew. Happy Birthday Gerald, thanks for the laughs.

Foxy Brown hasn’t quite learned her lesson yet, has she? Listen as Tom Joyner discusses the recent incident on the 2011 Fantastic Voyage.

Check out the live performances from Raphael Saadiq as he brings his mature brand of R&B and soul music to the Tom Joyner Morning Show.

Experience the latest edition of the “In Studio Jam” featuring soul singer/songwriter Raphael Saadiq. Listen as the singer/songwriter reveals updates on the Tony! Toni! Tone! reunion we’ve all been waiting for.

“The Tom Joyner Morning Show” spoke to First Lady Michelle Obama today about the one-year anniversary of her “Let’s Move” campaign that helps get kids healthier and physically fit. She also revealed her plans for Valentine’s Day with the President. Barack Obama.

Tune into Magic 95.9 Friday morning. You don’t want to miss this.

Some inheritances are a curse. I don’t mean your grandmother’s cabinet of porcelain fawns, nor your uncle’s portfolio of watercolor still lifes, nor the 40 years of Model Railroader magazines stowed in the rafters of your dad’s garage. Worse than any of these is the hand-me-down that could be hiding in your genes. No one wants to wind up with the family’s hereditary disease.

Research shows that there is an increased risk of dying from cardiovascular disease among men with erectile dysfunction and low testosterone levels.

Join Us! We are counting on you to be counted.

The legendary Smokey Robinson has been a pillar in the African American music scene since the inception of Motown. Follow us as we celebrate Smokey Robinson during this Black History month.

Althea Gibson was the first african american to win in the US Open, paving the way for Venus and Serena. Follow us as we celebrate Althea during Black History Month.

Taraji P. Henson is one of today’s brightest African-American actresses stacking up a long list of movie credits and awards. Her story and accomplishments are highlighted here in honor of Black History Month.