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.
Dr. Dunn: Tips for a Healthy Smile on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
Dr. Sarah Dunn is a dentist at Syracuse Community Health. She shares practical advice for maintaining healthy teeth and gums. From proper brushing and flossing habits to understanding warning signs, Dr. Dunn explains how oral health is linked to overall wellness and why community access to dental care is so important.
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Ruthnie Angrand Honored as County Poet Laureate on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
HERstory in the making!
Ruthnie Angrand, just named Onondaga County Poet Laureate, shares the personal experiences and cultural influences that shaped her poetry, and explains how she plans to use her new role to foster a community where everyone can engage with and be inspired by the art form.
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Get on the Beat: Community Health in Focus on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
April 18th. Destiny Mall USA.
George Kilpatrick welcomes David Cadet and Kevin Robinson to Inspiration for the Nation to discuss the 2nd annual Community Health Awareness Fair and Summit. They highlight how the fair is designed to education, engage, and empower the community. Both share how their own journeys in healthcare and community service inspired them to make health and wellness accessible to everyone.

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‘I’m Not Okay’: A Conversation with Cari Clark on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
“I’m not okay.” That’s where healing starts.
Cari Clark joins George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation to talk about emotional wellness, healing, and what it really looks like to choose yourself. Through her new book*, Sis Breathe: A Black Woman’s Guide to Emotional Wellness and Choosing Herself, she shares why honesty is the first step, and why taking time to breathe can change everything.
*Get your copy here.
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Before You Touch Your 401(k): Mike Jennings on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
It’s time to check your money! Right now, especially – 401(k) rules shifting. Investor protections rolling back. New investment options.
Mike Jennings sits down with George Kilpatrick on Inspiration for the Nation to break down what’s changing, and why this moment could have long-term implications for retirement savers. He explains what people need to understand before making their next move.
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Happy Easter Sunday!

George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation wishes you and your family a joyful Easter Sunday. As we reflect on renewal and hope, may we continue to walk in faith and uplift one another with love.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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NEW This Week (04/05/26) on Inspiration for the Nation

This week (04/05/26) on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation, Mike Jennings is back. Cari Clark talks choosing herself and her new book, ‘Sis Breathe.’ David Cadet highlights community health in action with an upcoming event, Ruthnie Angrand steps into history as Onondaga County Poet Laureate, and Dr. Sarah Dunn shares tips for oral health.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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NEW This Week (03/29/26) on Inspiration for the Nation
This week (03/29/26) on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation, the conversation moves from global impact to community-centered work shaping the way we live.

Vicki Brackens brings us an update on the war with Iran. Dr. Tanisha Jackson explores spaces of wellness and self-care. Superintendent Pamela Odom shares her vision for the Syracuse City School District, and Ali Rahman of the 100 Black Men of Syracuse highlights the upcoming Renaissance Remix Gala.
Alonzo Graham of FreedomCuse closes with a look at mentorship and education.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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The Jerry Rescue: A Story of Courage and Community on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
Author Valarie Short* joins George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation to talk about her book, Sounds of Freedom Coming, a vivid retelling of the 1851 Jerry Rescue. She explains how ordinary citizens helped William Jerry Henry escape to freedom, the historical significance of the event, and her plans for sharing the story through readings, signings, and community events.
*About the Author Valarie Short
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Women’s History Month Spotlight: I Am Somebody on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation
Jacqueline LaSonde of the Greater Southside Tenants Group and Dr. Glory Thomas of Syracuse United Neighbors join forces to highlight ‘I Am Somebody,’ a community event. Happening March 28th, the event features a documentary screening, discussions, performances, and civic engagement opportunities.
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