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Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley interview Reverend Hazel Cassell, a psychic healer, Reverend Dr. Lady Bishop, a voodoo priestess, and Sonia Sushine Benser, a spiritual medium. Each says she possesses the gift and the ability to predict the future, whether it's through numerology, tarot cards, or physical vibrations. Tea Montier interviews Mankekolo Mahlangu Ngcobo.

This episode is part two of two (part one was not found) focusing on the workplace. Experts discuss how to communicate openly and effectively with coworkers, bosses and more. Guests include Betty Glascoe, a career development specialist; Lanae Croxton, Director of Training at Hutzlers; Oscar Smith, President of Super Pride Markets. Tea Montier interviews Anthony Marchione from Baltimore County Schools.

George Williams discusses his struggle to obtain parental rights. Attorney, Hans Phillips, talks about the legal issues facing fathers. Jake Ross, president of Fathers United for Equal Rights, weighs in from the audience. Tea Montier interviews concerned parent, Denise Burton, about the treatment of Black students in the Baltimore County school system.

Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley discuss relationships with Dr. Gwendolyn Goldsby-Grant of "Essence" Magazine. Then hat designer, Patrice Johnson, showcases her latest collection.

Daily off-air recordings of "Eyewitness News" broadcasts. Most likely these are airchecks, a recording that is received off-air using a separate receiver and recording machine as the program airs live. It's main purpose was legal proof that a program or content aired as scheduled. The series is missing several years' worth of broadcasts.