THE JEGNA KLUB

What begins as an interview quickly becomes something much more. Inside The Jegna Klub Headquarters, Judge Candice Alcaraz reflects on the obstacles, mentors, and defining moments that shaped her path to becoming Wyandotte County’s first Black female District Court Judge. Through authentic conversations with youth interns, this feature reveals how mentorship, media, and leadership intersect to build confidence, create opportunity, and leave a lasting legacy for Kansas City’s

This post highlights Southwest Houston rapper CNN Coon’s visit to Jegna Klub Headquarters, where he engaged with youth interns during a powerful JegnaTalk interview. Sharing his journey through adversity, growth, and purpose, he inspired students while being interviewed for JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio and Jegna Klub TV Network, creating a meaningful mentorship experience rooted in real stories, music, and youth empowerment.

This post highlights Kansas City native Mann Made Entertainment’s visit to The Jegna Klub, where he was interviewed by youth interns for JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio and the Jegna Klub TV Network. It captures how storytelling, mentorship, and real-life experiences inspired the next generation of media leaders to think bigger and pursue their dreams.

Follow Coach Andre Chatmon and the KIPP Legacy Boys as they step off the court and into The Jegna Klub Headquarters for a powerful JegnaTalk interview. From nervous beginnings to a “REAL” experience, this story highlights youth voice, resilience, leadership, and growth through authentic conversations, laughter, and life lessons beyond basketball.

Kansas City native Tamara Barnes visits the Jegna Klub Headquarters for a youth-led interview on JegnaTalk: For Youth By Youth. Hosted by student interns through the Connecting The Dottes Multimedia Internship, the conversation highlights resilience, mentorship, and leadership while giving young journalists real-world media experience. The interview will air on JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio and stream on the Jegna Klub TV Network, showcasing youth voices from Kansas City to a glo

On January 31, 2026, Michael Watson and Myron Piggie visited The Jegna Klub Headquarters in Kansas City to inspire youth through storytelling, media training, and real-world history. During a powerful JegnaTalk: For Youth By Youth interview, they shared lessons on resilience, grassroots basketball, NIL history, and legacy, giving interns hands-on broadcast experience and mentorship that connected sports, culture, and purpose.

KC Turner High School Boys Basketball visits Jegna Klub Headquarters for a youth-led interview with JegnaTalk interns, highlighting leadership, team culture, and student voice. Coach Vincent Rolls and players share insights on and off the court during a professional media experience featured on JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio (152+ stations globally) and streaming on Jegna Klub TV Network across Roku, Apple, Amazon, and Google platforms.

Kansas City rapper and activist Lil Ray Ray visits Jegna Klub to share his powerful story of faith, redemption, and 21 years behind bars. Through an inspiring youth interview, he discusses music, resilience, and his Shoes for the Unhoused initiative, motivating teens with real talk and community-driven purpose.

This post highlights The Jegna Klub’s Connecting The Dottes evidence-based multimedia internship program and its Q2 success story featuring youth intern Delano Washington. It showcases real-world media training, workforce development, radio broadcasting, audio/video editing, and youth leadership growth from October–December 2025, demonstrating how hands-on mentorship, STEAM learning, and community engagement prepare students for future careers.

On December 20, 2025, the studios at Jegna Klub Headquarters in Wyandotte County KCK came alive with creative energy, youthful enthusiasm, and some deeply rooted KC music culture. That day, Fatha Figga (Michael Anderson) and Boy Big (LeVar Fletcher) — collectively known as FIG & BIG — stopped by for a special interview with JegnaTalk: For Youth By Youth interns to talk about their new collaborative album, released on Thanksgiving Day 2025, and what it means to them and the co

On December 13, 2025, the KC FL Schlagle Football Team (Season of 2025–26) stepped into a new kind of arena—Jegna Klub Headquarters. Trading helmets for microphones, the Stallions joined JegnaTalk For Youth By Youth , recorded for JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio and set to stream on the Jegna Klub TV Network . This wasn’t just an interview. It was a space designed for growth—where young athletes could sharpen confidence, find their voice, and tell their stories. Head Coach Cernyn

Join us in celebrating Audrey Harris, 7th grader at Central Middle School in KCK—this week’s J.E.G.N.A. Klub Student of the Week Award Winner brought to you by New Solutions Network! Audrey shines academically, leads with compassion, and uplifts peers. Honored by Judge Tony Martinez and her teacher Serena Funches, she’s a true beacon of Justice, Empowerment, Growth, Nurturing, and Advocacy!

Kansas City’s own rap artist Jay Neelz recently stepped into the spotlight at Jegna Klub Headquarters, joining the youth-driven media team for an exclusive JegnaTalk: For Youth By Youth interview. This conversation wasn’t just another sit-down—it was a powerful exchange of ideas, creativity, and community spirit, that will be streamed on Jegna Klub TV Network and spotlighted on JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio, which reaches millions globally. A Confident Arrival Before the cameras

When elite gymnast CaMarah Williams walked into the Jegna Klub Headquarters, she wasn’t just entering a studio—she was stepping into a space designed to amplify youth voices and celebrate excellence. Known for her incredible talent and relentless drive toward Olympic dreams, CaMarah recently joined the JegnaTalk: For Youth By Youth interns for an exclusive interview that will air on JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio and stream on the Jegna Klub TV Network. From Nervous to Natural Bef

This post highlights F.L. Schlagle senior Kimea Scott, honored as the J.E.G.N.A. Klub Student of the Week for her leadership, academic excellence, and future ambitions in law. The article captures her emotional award moment, community celebration, financial-literacy opportunities, and how the J.E.G.N.A. program uplifts youth through recognition and empowerment.

By: Levi Lee Kansas City, KS – It was more than just a trip to City Hall—it was a defining moment. On August 7, 2025, youth interns from...