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9:00 AM
White House Chronicle Topic: AI data centers and other power grid challenges
- White House Chronicle Topic: AI data centers and other power grid challenges
- Today, 9:00 AM
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- White House Chronicle, Show #18042
Air Date: October 16, 2026
TRT: 29:00
Host: Llewellyn King
Co-host: Adam Clayton Powell III
Guests: David Naylor, President and CEO, Rayburn Electric Cooperative; and Clinton Vince, Chair of Dentons' U.S. Energy Practice
Topic: AI data centers and other power grid challenges
Summary:
Electricity is the essential commodity in our lives. But electric utilities are beset with myriad challenges. One challenge, AI data centers, has emerged as a major bipartisan political issue across local, state and national levels in America, driving widespread public backlash ahead of the 2026 midterms. David Naylor, President and CEO of Rayburn Electric Cooperative, and Clinton Vince, Chair of Dentons' U.S. Energy Practice talk with hosts Llewellyn King and Adam Clayton Powell III.
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9:30 AM
Black Men Screaming 249
- Black Men Screaming 249
- Today, 9:30 AM
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White House Chronicle Topic: Competing in the Middle East broadcasting arena
- White House Chronicle Topic: Competing in the Middle East broadcasting arena
- Today, 10:30 AM
- 29:06
- White House Chronicle, Show #18030
Air Date: July 24, 2026
TRT: 29:00
Host: Llewellyn King
Co-host: Adam Clayton Powell III
Guest: Jeffrey Gedmin, President and CEO, Middle East Broadcasting Networks, part of the U.S. Agency for Global Media
Topic: Competing in the Middle East broadcasting arena
Summary:
Middle East Broadcasting Networks has entered a crowded and well-financed arena. Jeffrey Gedmin, MBN president and CEO, speaks with Hosts Llewellyn King and Adam Clayton Powell III about how the network, which is part of the U.S. Agency for Global Media, is attracting an audience in the Arab countries.
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11:00 AM
Stories of World War II in the Pacific Who Else Loves History Episode 2
- Stories of World War II in the Pacific Who Else Loves History Episode 2
- Today, 11:00 AM
- 43:37
- In episode 2 of Who Else Loves History?, we explore stories of World War II in the Pacific. We look at four events in the Pacific Theatre with a focus not on the battle plans, or tactics of the events but through a first-person perspective gained from people who were there when it happened or impacted by its effects.
Stories featured in the episode are:
1. The Attack on Pearl Harbor—Two eyewitnesses share what they saw, and four veterans describe how they learned of the event.
2. The Battle of Guadalcanal—SBD Dauntless gunner Tom Mohan was there at the beginning and takes us to the early days of the campaign as American began its island-hopping strategy in the Paciifc.
3. Marines of the Mosquito Bowl--Author Buzz Bissinger discusses his best-selling book, “The Mosquito Bowl,” that tells the story of the Marines of the 4th and 29th regiments as they prepare for, and execute, the Battle of Okinawa.
4. Dropping the Atomic Bomb—John Ross Truman, grand-nephew of President Harry S. Truman, takes us inside the President’s thinking about dropping the bomb as his uncle shared it with him.
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12:00 PM
Summer 2026 Project 1
- Summer 2026 Project 1
- Today, 12:00 PM
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12:42 PM
Cougar Men's Basketball Extra: Dylan Post Game interviews
- Cougar Men's Basketball Extra: Dylan Post Game interviews
- Today, 12:42 PM
- 15:14
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1:00 PM
The Cartoon Starcade returns for another jammed packed full hour of classic cartoons for you to enjoy!
- The Cartoon Starcade returns for another jammed packed full hour of classic cartoons for you to enjoy!
- Today, 1:00 PM
- 57:33
- The Cartoon Starcade returns for another jammed packed full hour of classic cartoons for you to enjoy!
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2:00 PM
Sidewalks Ent Drew McIntyre
- Sidewalks Ent Drew McIntyre
- Today, 2:00 PM
- 28:29
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2:30 PM
White House Chronicle Direct help to the poor in Malawi
- White House Chronicle Direct help to the poor in Malawi
- Today, 2:30 PM
- 29:06
- White House Chronicle, Show #18031
Air Date: July 31, 2026
TRT: 29:00
Host: Llewellyn King
Co-host: Adam Clayton Powell III
Guest: Grace Jackson, Country Director Malawi, GiveDirectly
Topic: Direct help to the poor in Malawi
Summary:
An innovative aid program in Malawi, which transfers cash directly to the poorest adults via mobile money wallets, is increasing household income, business ownership, and savings, even improving access to healthcare. Grace Jackson, Malawi director for GiveDirectly, speaks with hosts Llewellyn King and Adam Clayton Powell III.
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3:00 PM
ACL Season 6 Episode 14 John and Maria Jose Tenuto Pt 1
- ACL Season 6 Episode 14 John and Maria Jose Tenuto Pt 1
- Today, 3:00 PM
- 28:32
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3:30 PM
White House Chronicle Topic: How the U.S. economy strikes a conservative
- White House Chronicle Topic: How the U.S. economy strikes a conservative
- Today, 3:30 PM
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White House Chronicle, Show #18040
Air Date: October 2, 2026
TRT: 29:00
Host: Llewellyn King
Co-host: Adam Clayton Powell III
Guest: Peter Morici, economist and emeritus business professor at the University of Maryland, and a national columnist.
Topic: How the U.S. economy strikes a conservative
Summary:
Economist Peter Morici weighs in on the cost-of-living crisis in America, government spending, trade deficits and tariffs, immigration, inefficiencies in higher education, and AI. Llewellyn King and Adam Clayton Powell III host.
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4:00 PM
The Witching Hour Ep 3 Occoquan Inn Part 2
- The Witching Hour Ep 3 Occoquan Inn Part 2
- Today, 4:00 PM
- 56:44
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The Witching Hour S1 Ep 3 "Occoquan Inn Part 2"
Argos Paranormal continues its overnight investigation at The Occoquan Inn to uncover whether the spirit of a murdered lover is responsible for the intense paranormal activity said to plague the historic building.
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5:00 PM
Black Men Screaming 262
- Black Men Screaming 262
- New Episode
- Today, 5:00 PM
- 58:31
- Black Men Screaming 262
Congressional Black Caucus focus is on Black America taking stock of this political, economic and social moment. The 2nd panel deals with what we must defend, panelists will consider what we are seeking to build—and what Black communities should demand.
