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April 5, 2015

Hank Aaron, pt. 2 (Ep. 17, 2015)

In Black America

By: John L. Hanson

In Black America concludes remarks by Major League legend and Hall of Famer Henry Aaron, speaking at the Tom Johnson Lecture Series at the University of Texas at Austinwith LBJ Library director Mark Updegrove.

March 29, 2015

Hank Aaron, pt. 1 (Ep. 16, 2015)

In Black America

By: John L. Hanson

In Black America host and producer John L. Hanson, Jr. presents remarks by Major League legend and Hall of Famer Henry Aaron, speaking at the Tom Johnson Lecture Series at the University of Texas with LBJ Library director Mark Updegrove.

March 22, 2015

The 8th Annual Fritz Pollard Awards (Ep. 15, 2015)

In Black America

By: John L. Hanson

In Black America presents addresses and interviews with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, NFL head coaches Ron Rivera and Jim Caldwell, and Fritz Pollard Alliance Foundation co-founder and chairman John Wooden.

March 15, 2015

Tracy Randall (Ep. 14, 2015)

In Black America

By: John L. Hanson

In Black America presents a conversation with Grammy-nominated gospel singer, songwriter and producer Tracy Randall. A cancer survivor, Randall is also an entertainment agent and attorney.

March 8, 2015

Daron Roberts (Ep. 13, 2015)

In Black America

By: John L. Hanson

Host John L. Hanson, Jr. discusses collegiate academics and athletics with Daron Roberts, founding director of the Center for Sports Leadership and Innovation at the University of Texas at Austin.

March 1, 2015

Jarrad Henderson (Ep. 12, 2015)

In Black America

By: John L. Hanson

In Black America presents a conversation with Jarrad Henderson, award-winning photographer, filmmaker, and videographer and producer/director of “Beyond This Place: The Visual History of African American Fraternities and Sororities.”

February 22, 2015

Four Who Have Made A Difference (Ep. 11, 2015)

In Black America

By: John L. Hanson

In Black America highlights the contributions made by four outstanding African Americans: businesswoman Natalie Madeira Cofield, Gospel entrepeneur Dr. Bobby Jones, author Will Haygood, and the late journalist Robert Maynard.

May 4, 2014

A Tribute to Ron Banks (Ep. 21, 2014)

In Black America

By: John L. Hanson

A tribute to the life and musical legacy of the late Ron Banks, a Detroit native who was the leader and founding member of veteran R&B vocal group The Dramatics, who passed away in March, 2010.