Li Le, Li Tan is a Creole Language radio program meaning "it’s the time, it’s the hour," for everyone to come together toward human development. It is hosted by native Creole speakers Azouke and Carline on Sunday afternoons. It’s mission is to promote Haitian language, music, arts & culture; to bring awareness and to discuss Haiti’s history and its relevance to today’s world; to share news on current events happening here in the counties and in Haiti, and to support efforts to rebuild Haiti.

Known as Azouke Legba, Gregory Sanon, a native of Haiti and co-founder of HCDP, is a musician with compositions ranging from political protest, to worldwide children’s rights and health, to spiritual music for Voodoo ceremonies, to fusing his native music to traditional rock music such as that of Jimmy Hendrix and Santana. His musical pieces have been played in venues across the Voodoo temples of Haiti as well as in the U.S., on stage with dancing troupes, in documentary films on PBS, and in live concerts. He has played with the famous dancer, choreographer and Mambo Kathryn Dunham.