This episode is the popular blues song "Stag O Lee" recorded by Mississippi John Hurt (1928). The song's lyrics were based on the murder of William "Billy" Lyons by "Stagger" Lee Shelton on Christmas Eve, 1895 in St. Louis, Missouri.

In the conclusion of this episode of "The Right Side" host Armstrong Williams interviews Dr. Boyd Graves about his research on the HIV/AIDS virus (2001).

In this episode of "The Right Side" host Armstrong Williams interviews Dr. Boyd Graves about his research on the HIV/AIDS virus (2001).

I had to share one more episode with y'all, and this one is just as strange as the last. This is episode 8 of the 12-part serial "The Lost City" in which Evil Scientist Zolok (William 'Stage' Boyd), located deep in a Magnetic Mountain of darkest Africa, uses electricity to create earthquakes and distruction all over the world. One lone scientist, Bruce Gordon (Kane Richmond) shoulders the massive task of batteling this evil genius.

This is a strange one. The first episode of the 12-part serial "The Lost City" in which Evil Scientist Zolok (William 'Stage' Boyd), located deep in a Magnetic Mountain of darkest Africa, uses electricity to create earthquakes and distruction all over the world. One lone scientist, Bruce Gordon (Kane Richmond) shoulders the massive task of batteling this evil genius.

This episode is two songs dedicated to baseball legend Willie Mays, "Say Hey: The Willie Mays Song" by the Treniers and "Amazing Willie Mays" by the King Odom Quartet both recorded in 1954.

In 1949 this song, "Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?", written and performed by Woodrow Buddy Johnson became an instant classic.

This episode is part of an interview with civil rights activist and community organizer Septima Poinsette Clark discussing her involvement in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). (July 30, 1976)

This episode is part of an interview with civil rights activist Mabel Williams, wife of Robert Williams discussing their lives in Monroe, North Carolina. (August 20, 1999)

On July 22, 1990, historian and author John Hope Franklin appeared with host Richard D. Heffner on the show "Open Mind" to discuss the topic of "The Uses of the Past".