Box CTYLN-004

Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley interview James Cameron about his memoir, "A Time of Terror." Their discussion includes his near-lynching on August 7th, 1930 and his idea for the Black Holocaust Museum. Tea Montier interviews Imam Ronald Shakir from Baltimore Masjid.

Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley interview Reverend Love, a nationally recognized mystic and astrological counselor. Tea Montier interviews Dr. Wayne Kong of UCRC, Inc.

"Weapons are equal opportunity destroyers" is the philosophy of guests, Gregory Johnson and Brenda Johnson, founders of Blacks Against Nukes. Tea Montier interviews Maya Angelou and Dr. Margaret Fountain from the Arthritis Foundation.

It is well known that teenage pregnancy is a problem in the United States, especially in Baltimore. When the problem is discussed, it seems only the teenage mother and her child are the topic. What about the father? What role does he play? Guests include Richard Rowe from the Baltimore Urban League; Winfield Parker, an expecting teenage father; Kenneth Kelly, a teenage father. Tea Montier interviews Edythe Hall, Metro Baltimore AFL-CIO.

Have the families of prisoners been sentenced along with their loved ones? How do the families deal with the absence of their loved one, both financially, emotionally and romantically? Guests include Chala Sadiki and Kathy Gaither from Families of Prisoners Coalition. Tea Montier interviews Dr. James Burdick from Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley discuss wife abuse, the myths, the stereotypes, and the facts. Guests include a survivor of spousal abuse and Carol Alexander, the House of Ruth Director.

Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley disucss sexual harrassment with guests and what can be done about it. Guests include Cheryl Wainwright from Baltimore 9-5 Working Women and Ruth Marcus from the Maryland Commission on Human Relations. Tea Montier interviews Dr. Emmett Burns.

Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley interview football player and actor, Charles Aaron "Bubba" Smith about his career.

Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley interview Abe Riley, Judge Michael Lee, and an anonymous Jane about their near-death experiences.

Talent show performers include Leroy Vly of the Sides, a reggae band of Morgan State University honor students; Chuck Jeffries, an Eddie Murphy impersonator; Eddie Feldman, a guitarist; Lamundy Jacoby, a singer; "Thunder Thigh Revue" by artists Joyce J. Scott and Kay Lawal-Muhammad; Radcliffe, an airbrush painter; Derek X. Brooks, a musician.