
I’ll tell it to the hot, I’ll tell it to the cold… This is Petey Greene’s Washington. Actor Don Cheadle narrates the documentary about Ralph “Petey” Greene, the groundbreaking Washington, D.C. radio personality who became America’s first shock‑jock. The film follows his rise from street hustler to influential voice, highlighting his candid style and lasting impact on media and civil‑rights discourse.
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Don Cheadle
Narrator (voice)

James Brown
self - sportscaster

Robert Hooks
self - actor and producer

Howard Stern
self

Martin Luther King Jr.
self - archival footage

Sugar Ray Leonard
self - boxing legend

Marion Barry
self - former mayor of Washington, DC

Ralph Waldo "Petey" Greene, Jr.
self - television and radio talk-show host (archival footage)

Chuck Brown
self - musician and former cell mate of Petey Greene

Ralph Greene Sr.
self - Petey Greene's father (archival photo)

Maggie Floyd
self - Petey Greene's mother (archival footage)

Dewey Hughes
self - former radio station owner and Petey Greene's manager

Roach Brown
self - playwright, fellow inmate at Lorton Penitentiary

Frank Smith, Jr.
self - civil rights activist and politician in Washington, D.C.

Clarence Greene
self - Petey Greene's brother

Ernie Barnes
self - Artiste

Virginia Ali
self - Owner, Ben's Chili Bowl

Dr. Charlene Drew Jarvis
self - President, Southeastern University

Sandra Butler
self - retired tv executive

Alfred Liggins, III
self - CEO, Radio One; Chairman, TV One

Petra Greene
self - daughter of Petey Greene (archival footage)

Ralph Waldo Greene, III
self - Petey Greene's son (archive footage)

Sister Claudette Muhammad
self - Chief of Protocol, Nation of Islam

Madeline Petty
self - Deputy Director, DC Dept of Housing

Donna Brazile
self - Mobilization Chairman, March on Washington

Dana Jones
self - CEO, United Planning Organization

Midge Costanza
self - Special Assistant to President Carter
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