This program celebrates the positive achievements of African-Americans from all walks of life. Host George Kilpatrick brings you some of the country’s most inspiring conversations, in a fun, accessible style. Guests range from leaders and celebrities, to authors, artists, entrepreneurs, teachers and everyday people who are acting on their vision for making their lives and their communities better. The show reveals the texture and diversity within African-American communities through his guests. George has the gift of getting people to speak the truth of their experiences, and we are all made better by hearing their stories.
Bad Money Habits with Wealth Advisor Mike Jennings on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
It’s time to check your money and Mike is asking YOU – do you have any bad money habits?
From overspending to overlooked habits, Mike Jennings is breaking it all down and showing us how to get it right.
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What’s Next: Community Violence Intervention on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
What does it take to reduce violence in a community?
Yolanda Seegars and DeWayne Comer break down the Community Violence Intervention ecosystem, how organizations can work together to reach those most at risk, and why community support matters now more than ever.
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The Black Nationals Story: Beyond the Game on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
A championship run. A changing league. A deeper story beneath it all.
Playwright Kyle Bass discusses The Black Nationals, a new production at the Syracuse Stage. Inspired by the Syracuse Nationals, the play explores the experience of Black players during the early days of the NBA.
Bass says “[he’s] inspired by their story and writing a play that honors that… on some level honors even [his] own family’s involvement in basketball.” His father, in the 70s, owned the Utica Olympics of the American Basketball Association (ABA).
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Melanie Littlejohn: Sincerely, CNY on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
“Philanthropy isn’t just millions… it’s how you show up.”
Melanie Littlejohn joins George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation to talk about her new podcast Sincerely, CNY*. It’s what she calls a love letter to everyday people creating real impact.
*The latest episode of Sincerely, CNY.
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This Week (05/03/26) on Inspiration for the Nation: Impact, History and Change.
This week (05/03/26) on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation, we’re focused on what’s driving change.
Mike Jennings returns, Melanie Littlejohn launches Sincerely, CNY, a love letter to everyday philanthropy and community impact, Kyle Bass previews The Black Nationals, and Yolanda Seegars and DeWayne Comer talk solutions to violence through collaboration.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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The Blind Spot: Don McPherson on What Men Are Missing on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
The conversation around masculinity is changing, and most aren’t ready to talk about it.
Don McPherson breaks down the blind spot of masculinity, and why real growth starts with honesty. He reflects on what legacy means, identity, and pressure.
More in You Through Like a Girl: The Blind Spot of Masculinity.
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Dr. Shaun Nelms on Leadership, Equity and Building Systems that Work on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
Most leaders try to fix problems fast. The best ones fix systems.
Dr. Shaun Nelms helped lead one of the lowest-performing schools in New York State to over 85% graduation rate. In this conversation, he breaks down leadership, system failure, and why real change starts with purpose, not quick fixes.
His book Leading with Purpose: Empowering Others to Create Lasting Change goes even deeper into the blueprint behind the work.
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100 Days: Mayor Sharon Owens on Leading Change on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
100 days in office, and no time to ease in.
Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens sits down with George Kilpatrick on Inspiration for the Nation to break down her first 100 days, housing, growth, public safety and the push to maximize the moment for Syracuse. A real look at the decisions shaping the city right now.
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This Week (04/26/26) on Inspiration for the Nation
This week (04/26/26) on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation, we’re pushing things forward.
With Vicki Brackens, Mayor Sharon Owens on her first 100 days in office, Dr. Shaun Nelms on leading with purpose and Don McPherson on creating real change.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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Inside the Special Victims Unit: Jarrett Woodfork on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
Chief Assistant District Attorney Jarrett Woodfork has dedicated his career to some of the most difficult cases in the justice system, protecting children, supporting survivors, and holding offenders accountable.
In this conversation, he opens up about the realities of working in the Special Victims Unit and what justice truly looks like.
Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
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