Our Perspective on WOVU 95.9 FM brings Cheryl with a C, Nate, Mikey T, and the Legend Killer Angela Davis together for bold, unfiltered conversations on policy, community issues, and the social challenges others shy away from. With thought-provoking segments like “What the White Lady Said,” the show dives into the real stories, voices, and perspectives shaping Cleveland.
Cheryl speaks with Chinita Hall, CEO of Hassani Management, about empowering youth through creative programs, workforce development, and violence prevention. They discuss safe spaces, mental health, and community initiatives like “Christmas Gifts from Lolo” and “Stop the Violence,” highlighting the importance of collaboration and support for lasting change.
22 Oct 2025
From Release to Rebuilding
Cheryl hosts Chamille Hendrix from the Cuyahoga County Office of Re-entryOffice, while she shares how her team connects returning citizens with housing, jobs, legal aid, and family support. She highlights expungement clinics, job fairs, and success fairs, stressing advocacy, voting rights, and the importance of community support in helping individuals rebuild their lives.
22 Oct 2025
From Incarceration to Inspiration
Cheryl with a C talks with author and activist Murray Smallberry about his books, podcast, and financial literacy work. They discuss community economics, supporting Black-owned businesses, mentorship, and Murray’s journey from incarceration to transformation, highlighting the power of unity, accountability, and storytelling.
22 Oct 2025
Tricks and Traps on the Black Mind
Cheryl talks with Anthony Walker (aka Anthony Burnett) about his upcoming book Tricks and Traps: The Manipulation of the African-American Mind. They explore history, media influence, consumerism, and the need for financial literacy, unity, and community-led institutions to reclaim and strengthen the Black mind.
22 Oct 2025
East Cleveland Rising
Cheryl speaks with former councilwoman Che Gattison about East Cleveland’s history, challenges, and future, highlighting the need for investment and positive change. Michelle Bell of MPAC Cleveland joins to discuss Wear Orange Weekend, raising awareness about gun violence and promoting community advocacy.
22 Oct 2025
20 Years of The Spot
Cheryl interviews Tara LaWanda and youth ambassador Stephanie Kent from The Spot Youth Empowerment Organization about its 20th anniversary and mission to amplify youth voices. They discuss ambassador programs, civic engagement, job readiness, and upcoming events, highlighting the importance of mentorship, accountability, and giving young people a platform to lead change in their communities.
22 Oct 2025
Communities Taking Back the Narrative
Cheryl speaks with former councilwoman Che Gattison about East Cleveland’s history, challenges, and future, addressing stigmas, gentrification, and the need for state support. Michelle Bell of MPAC Cleveland joins to promote Wear Orange Weekend, raising awareness about gun violence and encouraging advocacy for change.
22 Oct 2025
Voices of Redemption
On Our Perspective, Cheryl speaks with formerly incarcerated women about reentry challenges, biased sentencing, and the need for compassion, mentorship, and policy change. Guests share personal stories, call for community support, and encourage using lived experiences to drive positive change.
22 Oct 2025
Guiding the Next Generation
Cheryl talks with Coach Will Robinson and transformational coach Islander Reese about youth, community, and change. They discuss discipline, positive role models, financial literacy, and the need for parents, elders, and mentors to guide the next generation away from negative influences and toward education, respect, and growth.
22 Oct 2025
Cleveland at a Crossroads
Cheryl with C talks with Cleveland legend and Black Nationalist Gregory “Tonto” Terrell about the city’s struggles and paths to healing. They discuss unity, accountability, and opportunities for youth, while calling on the community to step up, stop the violence, and build real solutions.
22 Oct 2025
Walk-In to Healing
Heavenscent shares her journey through hardship, healing, and music. She discusses her new single “Walk-In,” activism for fair wages, and staying true to her faith while navigating the music industry.
22 Oct 2025
Rivers in the Desert
Cheryl and Anthony Thomas of Rivers in the Desert share their work helping families heal from trauma and grief through support, care, and community collaboration. They discuss their "$25 in 2025" fundraiser, upcoming dedication at Shaker Square, and the importance of healing together.
22 Oct 2025
Healing After Trauma
Host Cheryl talks with Selena Meadows from Crime Survivors for Justice and Cheryl Wittesee about healing, trauma, and survivorship. They highlight CSSJ’s resources like Wellness Wednesdays and therapy vouchers, the impact of systemic disparities, and how lived experiences can drive change and advocacy.
22 Oct 2025
Rising Together for Our Rights
Cheryl is joined by Miss Genevieve Mitchell of the Poor People’s Campaign, tackle politics, poverty, and racial injustice. They discuss voter power, community organizing, and upcoming events like National Right to Heal Week, urging listeners to get involved and push for change.
22 Oct 2025
The Hidden Costs of Ohio’s Budget
Cheryl talks with Lauren from NOBLE about how Ohio’s state budget impacts communities, from Medicaid and kinship care to libraries and food banks. They discuss hidden “trigger language,” harmful restrictions, and why public involvement in the budget process is critical.
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