The Black Experience on Sun 7/5/26

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Artist Title Album
Doug and Jean Carn Peace
Dwight Tribble Truth
Terry Callier Fix the Blame
Earth WInd and Fire Evil
Earth Wind and Fire Where Have All the Flowers Gone
Les McCann Comment
Eddie Harris & Les McCann Compared to What
Sam Cooke A Change Is Gonna Come
Stevie Wonder A Place in the Sun
Hedzoleh Sounds Adade
Hugh Masekela African Secret Society
Freddie Hubbard The Black Angel
Ahmad Jamal Soul Girl
Donald Byrd Cristo Redentor
Maxayn Beloved
Syreeta Cause We've Ended As Lovers
Stevie Wonder Golden Lady
Aretha Franklin Just Right Tonight
War CIty Country City
Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway You've Got A Friend
Aretha Franklin The Way We Were
Stanley Turrentine Salt Song
Ron Carter Gibraltar
Norman Connors Love From The Sun
Crusaders Rainbow Visions
Milt Jackson Sunflower

The Black Experience

DJs: 
theblackexperience
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
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Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12-2am, Sunday 3am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 3am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 3am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 3am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 12am-12pm and Sunday 3-6pm
Sunday 3am-12pm
Sunday 12am-12pm
Sunday 6am-12pm
The Black Experience has been broadcasting through WKDU's airwaves since the 1970's, making a full return during WKDU's 50th anniversary in July of 2021. A different communicator each will will provide their own special broadcast as it were when they were undergraduates at Drexel University. Tune in for this very special broadcast each week on Sunday mornings!
R&B
Soul
Jazz
Broadcast Type: 
In-Person