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Tony Cornelius, son of the late great Don Cornelius talked to the TJMS about his life growing up as the son of the famous Soul Train creator. Tony talks about his father’s style of fashion, ailments that depressed his father, and his last conversation before Don Cornelius passed away.

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The Tom Joyner Morning Show talks to Maggie Anderson, CEO of the Empowerment Experiment about the book “Our Black Year: One Family’s Quest to Buy Black in America’s Racially Divided Economy”, which chronicles her families’ one year vow to buy products strictly from black businesses. She talks about the benefit and struggles in accomplishing this goal.

Dominique talks about Sir Charles ripping the NBA teams for being so bad, Ellen DeGeneres challenging the First Lady Michelle Obama, Seal’s ex-girlfriend saying he is crazy and Pastor Olsteen being physically fit. Listen to Dominique’s full entertainment report right here.

All-time leading scorer in the NBA and former Los Angeles Lakers player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar talks about his appointment by Secretary of State Hilary Clinton as the Global Cultural Ambassador for The State Department. He also gives his opinion on the NBA lockout and whether the players benefited from the new deal.

Huggy Lowdown reflects on the life of Don Cornelius and the importance of Soul Train camera men.

Friend of Don Cornelius, Publicist Terri Williams gives the Tom Joyner Morning Show an indepth look into his life, Soul Train putting artist on the map as well as dealing with people that have issues of depression.

If you missed it, Robin Thicke performs the Tom Joyner Morning Show exclusive “In Studio Jam” with renditions of his hits, “Sweetest Love” and “Can You Believe”. Listen to Robin Thicke’s full performance right here courtesy of the TJMS.

The Tom Joyner Morning Show talks to RnB crooner Robin Thicke about his latest album, Love After War, which is in stores right now. Robin talks about his creative process that involves getting in arguments with his wife, actress Paula Patton, and also one of his pet peeves in RnB music that might suprise you.

The Tom Joyner Morning Show dedicates a mini-mix to one of the most influential people in black entertainment, Soul Train Creator Don Cornelius, who passed away at the age of 75 years old from an apparent suicide. Listen to the TJMS mini-mix right here. “I wish you love, peace and soul!!!”

The Tom Joyner Morning Show breaks the news that Soul Train creator Don Cornelius has been found dead in California of an apparent suicide according to TMZ. He was 75 years old.

Dominique gives the latest on Pfizer recalling some birth control pills, Star Jones gaining back some of the weight, and Tracy Morgan’s mother being thrown out of her house.

Its February and Valentine’s Day is fast approaching so Huggy Lowdown teaches people how to break up with their girlfriends before they put a fortune into the day of love and affection.

TJMS contributor Jacque Reid goes “Inside Her Story” with Maura Opperman about whether women should accept the engagement ring the fiance’ gives or try to get the one that they want.

TJMS contributor Roland Martin talks to State Rep of Ohio Alicia Reece about the possibility of college athletes getting paid money to play college athletics as well as her bill that she is trying to get passed in government that would start the trend in Ohio.