Fully Charged with Kendall Qualls

Teacher Bill Altman and President Sandy Yocum of Yocum African American History Association join Kendall Qualls to discuss the truth about black American history. Visit yocumblackhistory.org for more information about the organization and the work they are doing.

Jack Rigert is the co-founder of the John Paul II Renewal Center, a Catholic ministry that focuses on teaching about the importance of marriage and the family. He discussed his story and his ministry with Kendall Qualls on Fully Charged this week.

Kofi Montzka joins Kendall Qualls to discuss her testimony against an "ethnic studies" bill in Minnesota. Her testimony received national attention, and she appeared on Fox News twice within the week after testifying.

Powerhouse speaker, author, and world-renowned pianist Jade Simmons joined Kendall Qualls on Fully Charged this week to discuss her professional journey to becoming a speaker, detours that brought her there, and the role of faith and family in her life. 

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Alpha News reporter Liz Collin hosted a live town hall conversation sponsored by TakeCharge with "common sense black Americans." 

They discussed important cultural issues surrounding crime, education, faith, family, and the real factors driving disparities.

"There is a significant population in the black community that doesn’t have a voice with legacy media. For the first time, the Twin Cities will hear from people in the black community who voted against defunding the police, who want school choice and believe fatherless homes are the number one problem to address," said TakeCharge President Kendall Qualls.

Join Kendall Qualls for the second half of his discussion on DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion), focusing on its growing role in higher education.

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With Black History Month here, Kendall Qualls, president of TakeCharge, discussed the black history “no one wants to talk about” on this week’s Fully Charged podcast.

Kendall Qualls and social scientist Wilfred Reilly discussed the 1619 Project and racism in America on the Fully Charged podcast this week.

Reilly is an associate professor of political science at Kentucky State University. He also holds a law degree and is the author of "Hate Crime Hoax: How the Left is Selling a Fake Race War" and "Taboo: 10 Facts You Can't Talk About."

TakeCharge President and Founder Kendall Qualls and his wife, Sheila, recap the last 50 years of history in the black community, explain the tragedy, and point to marriage as a sign of hope.