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20260716 1530 American Comedy and the Jewish Connection Originally Aired on ACB Media The presentation explored American comedy in the 20th and 21st centuries and its cultural influence. It examined Jewish writers’ and performers’ contributions to stand-up comedy, skits, television, and films. Facilitator: Lynne Koral, PhD, Olympia, WA Presenters: Rabbi Lenny Sarko, Pittsburgh, PA; Earl … Read more

20250707 1600 Intertwining Roots The Story of Dallas from a Multicultural Perspective

20250707 1600 Intertwining Roots The Story of Dallas from a Multicultural Perspective Originally Broadcasted July 7, 2025, on ACB Media 3   Participants heard from a Distinguished Panel of Historians as we explored the rich cultural history of Dallas and how it has grown from a meager enclave into the business mecca of the Southwest. … Read more

20250628 1600 Sister Power Happy Hour

20250628 1600 Sister Power Happy Hour Originally Broadcasted June 28, 2025, on ACB Media 4   Always a convention favorite. Participants joined ACB Women for another inspiring conversation with two dynamic ACB women leaders, Regina Brink and Cecily Laney Nipper.   Facilitator: Rachel Schroeder, ACB Board Director, Assistive Technology Specialist, Springfield, IL.   Presenters: Regina … Read more

20250626 1300 Christian Nationalism 101

20250626 1300  Christian Nationalism 101 Originally Broadcasted June 26, 2025 on ACB Media 5   Participants joined us for a discussion of Christian Nationalism, what it is and its growing impact on civil, legal and religious life within the United States.   Presenters: Mariko Hirose, Chief Program Officer, Americans United for Separation of Church and … Read more

20240710 1300 Nothing About Us Without Us-Black American Perspective on Jacksonville History

20240710 1300 Nothing About Us Without Us-Black American Perspective on Jacksonville History Originally Broadcasted July 10, 2024, on ACB Media 2   Jacksonville, Florida, has a rich and diverse history. The experience of African-Americans in Jacksonville was unique, home of the renowned poet James Weldon Johnson and his brother, John Rosamund Johnson, who together wrote … Read more

20240709 1300 Refugee Can Be

20240709 1300 Refugee Can Be Originally Broadcasted July 9, 2024, on ACB Media 4   Attendees heard the inspiring immigration and service journey of Chantale Zuzi, a recent ACB scholarship recipient. From a refugee in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to an accomplished young woman committed to serving others. Participants learned how Chantale triumphed … Read more