Soul!

Soul!

Soul!

Arts & Culture

Soul!

Arts & Culture

This variety-talk show featuring African-American artistry, community and culture was also a platform for political expression and the fight for social justice. It showcased live performances by funk, soul, jazz, and world musicians, and had in-depth interviews with figures from politics, sports, the literary world and more. WNET recorded the series with the then-new technology of videotape.

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Soul: The Young People's Show - March 1, 1972

Black Ivory, Lucky Peterson, Jimmy Briscoe and the Little Beavers, Chad School Students

Soul! November 3, 1971

“The Roots of Black Protest”

Soul! MARCH 7, 1973

The very last episode. The staff look back on 5 years of programs and say goodbye.

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Soul - November 1, 1972

Featuring New Birth, Inc., The Nite-Liters, The Moonglows; Hosted by Gerry Bledsoe