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AWARE! is a stimulating journey through the varied cultural interests of the many ethnic communities throughout Northwest Florida and parts of Alabama. Focusing on people and current issues, the series features newsmakers, movers & shakers, role models and celebrities who relate their encouraging, inspirational, and sometimes controversial but always entertaining stories.
Long Time Coming: A 1955 Baseball Story
A discussion of “Long Time Coming”, a documentary about the 1955 Little League state champ
Legacy of Lynchings: EJI's Historical Marker Project
Historical markers throughout the U.S. that recognize victims of lynching.
Answers questions regarding the latest developments in health insurance laws
Answers questions regarding the latest developments in health insurance laws
Medical Breakthroughs: Breast and Prostate Cancer
Dee Dee Sharp leads a discussion of breast and prostate cancer, including the latest...
Environmental Issues Impacting Our Community
Discussion focuses on environmental contamination in the historically black communities,
Dr. David Gonzalez is a multi-talented, multi-faceted artist whose gift is storytelling.
Africatown and The Alabama-Benin Trade Forum
Dee Dee Sharp discusses the relationship between Alabama and the African nation of Benin.
The National Caucus and Center on Black Aging
NCBA provides employment training and placement for people age 50 and older
Race and Reconciliation: Many Voices, One Community
Dee Dee Sharp is joined by Julie Patton and Dr. Lusharon Wiley.
Host Dee Dee Sharp looks back at highlights from more than two decades of the AWARE show.
Host Dee Dee Sharp looks back at highlights from more than two decades of the AWARE show.
Dancing is not just about having fun. Studies show dancing can help people.
Vanishing Occupations: Black Farmers - Preview
PBS filmmaker Charlene Gilbert discusses her film, "Homecoming."
Pensacola Police Chief David Alexander, III - Preview
An interview with Pensacola’s first African American police chief, David Alexander III.
Dozier School for Boys, P1 "The White House Boys" - Preview
The first of a multi-part Aware series on Florida’s Dozier School for Boys.
25th Anniversary Show - Preview
AWARE! celebrates 25 years with the African American Heritage Society.
Highlights the work of providing homes for abused, neglected and abandoned children.
Medical Marijuana: The Facts - Preview
An in-depth discussion of the use of marijuana for medical purposes.
