FuseBox Radio Broadcast w/ DJ Fusion & Jon Judah #215 – July 14, 2010

This is the latest episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Jon Judah for the week of July 14, 2010 with some new and classic Hip-Hop & Soul Music, news and commentary.R.I.P. Sugar MinottThis week's show commentary focused on the travesty of the Oscar Grant Trial and the all of attention paid to NBA Basketball Players Lebron James' signing decision (including the ridiculous back and forth on that issue by the Rev. Jesse Jackson during the SAME week of the Oscar Grant verdict), issues of police brutality + race + class still present in the United States (even if it is not always on mainstream TV), some of the latest music albums, the passing of Dancehall & Reggae Music Legend Sugar Minott and some other things here and there. Besides this week's brand new Black Agenda Report segment on the FuseBox Radio Broadcast, we also have a special 55 min. news segment from Democracy Now that touches base on the Oscar Grant trial, verdict & aftereffects, the latest updates with the BP oil spill, an interview with author Gary Rivlin ("Broke, USA: From Pawnshops to Poverty, Inc. – How the Working Poor Became Big Business") and more. Due to the college summer break period, there will be now new Direct EFX segments until the end of August.FuseBox Radio Playlist for the Week of July 14, 2010Homeboy Sandman/Not Pop (inst.)/High Water Music Bilal/Free/Plug ResearchGil Scott-Heron/The Bottle/Strata-East RecordsLakim Shabazz/No Justice No Peace/Flavor UnitZo! feat. Sy Smith/Greatest Weapon of All Time/FE MusicRhymefest/Breakdown/dN & Be EntertainmentJUDAH feat. Chase/Sundresses and Sandals/ForTheDMVOnly.comBig Boi/Daddy Fat Stax/Def JamJyoti/Octotea/SomeOthaShip ConnectEl Da Sensai/We Back/White LabelPharohe Monch feat. Mela Machinko/Shine/Duckdown RecordsRah Digga/Lessons of Today/Flipmode & ElektraSugar Minott/Shank (Sheck Riddim)/White Label (R.I.P.)L.I.F.E.Long feat. DJ JS-1/Veteran (inst.)/Domination RecordingsPLUS an Hour of Extra Special Hidden Tracks with Jon Judah's MasterMix with Old & New School Black Music Classics + Independent Music Finds