S14.E43 ∙ Episode #14.43

Produced by Charles Hobson and aired on WNEW (better known as Channel 5), this weekly show was originally conceived by Robert F. Kennedy's organization and community boosters to counter images of black neighborhoods as presented in the mainstream news. It is considered the first African American-produced television series in the USA. Hosted by Roxie Roker and Jim Lowry, the program reflected the home of 400,000 people as it transitioned into a new era, featuring open and unscripted dialogues with residents, guest celebrities, and, most notably, a powerful public forum with Harry Belafonte. On "Inside Bedford-Stuyvesant", Charles Hobson captured his neighborhood in black and white - local celebrities, activists, musicians, and regular residents all made appearances on the weekly show.

A documentary that follows six young MMA fighters, three from Canada and three from Brazil, on a journey across two continents - as they live, train, and prepare to step into the cage for the biggest fights of their young careers.

Travis Brungardt and Joe Cook of Catalyst Construction are building a custom mid-century modern-inspired home for a family of four that will serve occupants for generations to come by prioritizing comfort and efficiency. To achieve this, they are building a durable high-performance assembly that can maintain low energy loads and requires minimal maintenance, while achieving a clean aesthetic and staying within the client's budget. Not only is this build focused on performance, but the sleek materials and appropriate fixtures both inside and out make it really stand out.