April 15th, 2008
with Jackie Robinson Part 1
1972, Freedom National Bank, a quietly imposing structure nestled in the bosom of Harlem, USA, The scene of our rap session with Jackie Robinson. Jackie recently sat down with us and discusses at length his thoughts on his career and role of the Black athletes in today’s society.

Masters Special: The Legacy of Augusta
April 7th, 2008 | Black caddies were a staple at Augusta, because until 1983, the Masters did not allow non-Augusta caddies to work the tournament. Tribute To The Black Athlete
February 5th, 2008 | Let us never forget the role of the Black athlete in American Sports. All that they have accomplished despite the hardships and difficulties that were thrown at them. But it is unimaginable to envision the sports landscape without them. Commentary: The Great Debaters
January 20th, 2008 | If there is integration why are many of our best and brightest flocking to the white Universities for athletics and academics? And the best and brightest white students aren’t coming to the African American Colleges? Heritage: Kareem Abdul Jabbar
November 19th, 2007 | Playing in Milwaukee:"People appreciated me and management appreciated me, but beyond that there was nothing there for me to relate to other than my job. And that makes for a lot of lonely afternoons and evenings."