The Ryles Report

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You’re hearing all these buzzwords in the news and on social media. And if you don’t understand the historical context then you won’t understand what is happening today in the world around us. Well no worries because you’re now listening to the Ryles Report. This is our chance to sit down and connect the dots between history and the world we live in today. My name is Richard Ryles and as an attorney and community leader, I blend candid conversations with historians, artists, educators, and changemakers. Together, we explore how the past shapes the issues, culture, and people we care about most...

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The Ryles Report

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27 paź 2026

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Ep. 03 - Dusty Baker and being Black in the MLB 02.10.2025 53:03

In this special episode of The Ryles Report , we flew out to California to sit down with my lifelong mentor — Dusty Baker , World Series–winning manager, three-time Manager of the Year, All-Star outfielder, and future Hall of Famer. Dusty takes us through his remarkable journey in baseball: from playing alongside Hank Aaron and other legends, to navigating life as a Black MLB player in the Jim Cro...

Ep. 02 - Dr. Kings Last 24 Hours 25.09.2025 38:14

His father invited Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to Memphis in April 1968. Dwain Kyles reflects on Dr. King’s final 31 hours, how that moment shaped his family, and the lasting impact on our community.

Ep. 01 - Charlie Kirk & The Crisis of Black Leadership 19.09.2025 42:48

On this episode of The Ryles Report, Richard sits down with Attorney Dedrick Straughn to uncover who Charlie Kirk really was, the true intent behind the Second Amendment, and the dangers of passive leadership within the Black community. Together, they add historical context to today’s civil rights struggles and expose how Jim Crow continues to echo in modern America.