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Your wait is almost over. Rhythm of Wisdom's Volume II is on the horizon. In this announcement, we introduce the name of our new protagonist. Listen up to the clues about the story and prepare for this new adventure. Make sure you're subscribed to the Rhythm of Wisdom podcast stream wherever you get your podcasts.

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What happens when you take a risk and step out on faith in the midst of your biggest fear? In this episode, hear the story of a Muslim CIA officer facing mortal danger in the heart of the Taliban.

Some hot-fire lyrics for the end of 2017. Enjoy the flow. And then rewind.

This episode gives you a first-person view into the rise of al-Qa'ida ideologue Anwar al-Aulaqi and helps you see the mesmerizing power of speech. And what might this all have to do with Langston Hughes and a Black History Month competition? Take a listen to learn exactly what sort of jihad we are in the thick of.

A battle cry or a heightened spiritual orientation? Find out which one it is as we take you on a journey through Ghana, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Berkeley, Brooklyn, Chicago, and Los Angeles. And for good measure, we'll walk you through our own version of an Alfred Hitchcock thriller. Get ready for what might be the scariest tale yet...or is it? Depends on your orientation... If you enjoy this, please rate us and comment on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rhythm-of-wisdom/id992709965?mt=2 or soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rhythmofwisdom Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rhythmofwisdom and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rhythmofwisdom/?fref=ts

Khalid Sabree was born in Harlem and grew up in the projects. His parents came from the south and discovered Islam in New York City during the days of Malcolm X. His artistic influences include Prince, A Tribe Called Quest, Basquiat, Jacob Lawrence, and Romare Bearden. In this interview, Khalid shares his personal story; how his family and community provided a haven from the Hell Up in Harlem. How he grew as an artist to learn that Islam in his artwork is represented not by drawing Arabic calligraphy, but by reflecting the oneness of life. He spoke to us just a few weeks before he heads out to the Tokyo International Art Fair. Listen and enter the world of the Afro-Naut and Abdullah Oblongata. Welcome to the world of Neo-Pop Impressionist Khalid Sabree. You can find Khalid's work and designs at: http://www.kha-tees.com Also, Rhythm of Wisdom has a new survey to get feedback from the audience. Please take a few minutes to fill it out: http://www.podtrac.com/audience/start-survey.aspx?pubid=qjJwGSC0wqOq&ver=standard

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How does Muhammad Ali fit into the African American journey? This story takes you on an unusual trip. Ever hear of the Negro Tribe? Neither had I until visiting Zimbabwe in 1996. Episode 5 chronicles an adventure from the US to the Caribbean to Zimbabwe and back. Pull up a chair. You're going to need to sit down for this one.

How one African American Muslim started working for the CIA - Part one - the inaugural episode of the Rhythm of Wisdom podcast.