The radio program The Afro American in Indiana was founded by Fr. Boniface Hardin in the early 1970s as one part of his effort to educate about the experiences of African Americans in Indiana and beyond. The series eventually became a PBS affiliated program according to Hardin biographer, Nancy Chism. The topics discussed by the hosts and their guests were wide-ranging. The collection of tapes donated to the AAAMC is unlikely to be a complete set of all of the episodes in the series, but there is no master list extant so it is unclear how many total episodes were aired. The series aired on Indianapolis-based station WIAN-FM, with each episode lasting approximately half an hour. Also in this collection are recordings from what appear to be two other radio series, or possibly mini-series aired as part of The Afro-American in Indiana, Black Heritage and Reflections in Black. These recordings are typically around one hour in length. Several other recordings were donated with the radio series episodes, including recordings from a NAACP convention.
Tom And Jerry Complete Collection All 161 Episodes
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