Box CTYLN-001

This is not an episode. This tape contains several stories and clips about what women and men think of each other in the 1980s; unhoused individuals; "Black Nativity" by Hazel Bryant and Michael Malone; the Mingo Jones Advertising Inc.; Frank Mingo; Caroline Jones; Black advertising; James Van Der Zee; Photographer; Harlem; Ernesta Procope; Pioneering Black insurance broker; Wall Street.

This is not an episode. This tape contains several stories and clips about Gil Noble; race relations between Korean-Americans and Black Americans; Randall Robinson; Violet Hill Whyte; Arena Players; Baltimore Elite Giants; Wilson Goode; Patti LaBelle; Mary Futrell; Pam Grier; Alfreda Madison; Peg Leg Bates.

This is not an episode. This tape contains auditions by Terry Trouyet, Larry Wilson, and Isisara Bey for the segment "The Entertainment Page."

This is not an episode. This tape contains public service announcements about high blood pressure and hypertension. These PSAs were part of the episode about hypertension in the Black community on WJZ-CTYLN-008-010.

Jaki Hall and Dan Henson discuss the Black church with Staunton Perkins, author of "Satan in the Pulpit" and Reverend Olin P. Loyd of the Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church. Tea Montier interviews Larry Fitzsimmons of the Seven-Up Corporation about Operation Push.

Jaki Hall and Dan Henson talk to Viva Broadway about her erotic dance company, Vanity Entertainment. Then they interview Henry Miller and Bernette Jones from the National Business League. Tea Montier interviews Mary Conaway, Register of Wills, and E. Gaines Lansy, President of Ideal Savings and Loan, about Black business investments.

Jaki Hall and Dan Henson discuss Baltimore public housing conditions with residents Ernestine Wideman and Pauline Watkins.

Jazz artist, Roy Ayers performs and is interviewed by Jaki Hall and Dan Henson. Tea Montier interviews Dick Davis from the Housing Department. Tim Watts interviews actress, Alfie Brown about her part in D.C. Cab.

Jaki Hall and Dan Henson interview Iman Ronald Shakir from CRAID (Committee for the Removal of all images that attempt to portray the Divine). Astronaut Lieutenant Colonel Fred Gregory and Carroll Hynson, Jr. discuss the exhibit, "Black Wings" at the Baltimore Washington International Airport. Tea Montier interviews John Jacob, President of the National Urban League. At the end of the episode is a Christmas salute by the cast and crew.

The U.S. Census figures show there are 48 million unmarried women to 31 million unmarried men. Audrey Chapman, a family therapist, discusses man sharing with Jaki Hall and Dan Henson. Tea Montier features a report on "The State of Black America."