The ONME Network

The ONME Podcast Network has a new addition to its line-up of original podcasts; The ONME Top 10 in California, hosted by Jordan Murphy highlights the best of the best in Black businesses, locations, history and other relative lists unique to the state of California and its African-American residents.This week's top 10 includes a collection of the "Top 10 Black-Owned Food Trucks in California."

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Governor Gavin Newsom last week signed bipartisan legislation to expand housing production in California, streamline housing permitting, and increase density to create more inclusive and vibrant neighborhoods across the state. The suite of bills also will help address the interrelated problems of climate change and housing affordability by promoting denser housing closer to major employment hubs – a critical element in limiting California’s greenhouse gas emissions. The Governor also highlighted the state’s ongoing work to spur more housing production, tackle barriers to construction and hold local governments accountable.

In this episode of "News and Coffee," host Joquoya Murphy reviews the latest headlines dealing with Black children in California, first Black-woman owned winery and the racist sweatpants. She then reviewed the latest people to follow on social media. Finally, Joquoya reviews three Black businesses in California: the Karibu Lounge in Alameda, CA; Gojo Ethiopian Restaurant in San Jose, CA and Stevie's Creole Kitchen in Los Angeles, CA.

In this KMER 85, producer host, Ken McCoy talks about the headlining of top actors being added to The Matrix Resurrections movie to come out this December; new "Karen" movie may spark post traumatic stress for those who have encountered a "Karen" incident; and Disney is streaming new movie, "Monsters at Work." In PG&E technology sponsored segment, Ken McCoy reveals the latest wireless technology in earbuds.

In this episode of KMER 84, producer host Ken McCoy talks to business owner, Gary Casper about identity theft and ways to protect oneself; ironically the debit card is the culprit. Meanwhile, PG&E sponsored segment about technology focuses on a slinger bag that gives people a new way to play tennis during the COVID-19 post-pandemic, as people continue to practice social distancing.

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Tune in to the News and Coffee Morning Show with host Joquoya Murphy as she shares quick snippets on black healthcare workers, Black Wall Streets, and the cannabis industry impacting Black and Brown communities. Following the headlines, learn about a famous Black female travel blogger and other favorite social media finds by Joquoya who also shares her top three black-owned businesses in soul food in San Jose, smoothies from Oakland, and wine from SoCal!

In this episode of KMER 83, producer host, Ken McCoy has an exclusive interview with Damon William Elliott, an American musician, record producer, singer, songwriter and composer, who has worked in several genres of music including hip hop, R&B, pop, pop rock, gospel, reggae and country. He is also the son of popular American singer, Marie Dionne Warrick, who is also an actress, television host, and former Goodwill Ambassador for the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization. Also, through McCoy's technology segment sponsored by PG&E, McCoy reveals pocket-technology for entrepreneurs getting started in filming and production.

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