Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join Nashville PBS host Jerome Moore for an inspiring conversation with the 100 Kings of the 100 Black Men of Middle Tennessee. Watch as middle and high school students share their personal journeys of resilience and ambition, highlighting their commitment to excellence in academics, their pursuit of higher education, and their vision for creating a brighter future as young Black men.
▬▬ About A Slice of the Community ▬▬
These conversations between community members, leaders, organizers, activists, politicians, entertainers, and others explore diverse opinions about social change. Heated and uncomfortable at times, relaxed and humorous at others, these community dialogues aim to help people analyze the important issues of the day. The talks will also help people determine how they can affect change in Middle Tennessee. The discussions cover social, cultural, and political topics and are recorded in various locations around the area.
► Watch Nashville PBS's original series A Slice of the Community on the PBS Video app: bit.ly/aslice-yt-npt
► Learn how to download and use the free PBS Video app: bit.ly/pbsvideoapp-yt-npt
▬ We ❤️ Being Your Nashville PBS ▬▬
Whatever you call us—WDCN, Channel 8, WNPT, NPT or Nashville Public Television—we love being your Nashville PBS.
► Subscribe to Nashville PBS's channel: bit.ly/ytube-npt
► Watch more videos from Nashville PBS: youtube.com/c/wnptvideos/videos
▬▬ About Nashville PBS ▬▬
Nashville PBS, formally known as NPT - Nashville Public Television, is Middle Tennessee’s & Southern Kentucky’s local PBS station.
Nashville PBS provides, through the power of traditional television and interactive digital communications, quality educational, cultural and civic experiences that address issues and concerns of the people of the Nashville region, and which thereby help improve the lives of those we serve.
Nashville PBS, WNPT, is Nashville's independent nonprofit PBS station, is operated by licensee Nashville Public Television, Inc.
► Learn more about Nashville PBS: wnpt.org
► Donate: wnpt.org/donate
Join Nashville PBS host Jerome Moore for an inspiring conversation with the 100 Kings of the 100 Black Men of Middle Tennessee. Watch as middle and high school students share their personal journeys of resilience and ambition, highlighting their commitment to excellence in academics, their pursuit of higher education, and their vision for creating a brighter future as young Black men.
▬▬ About A Slice of the Community ▬▬
These conversations between community members, leaders, organizers, activists, politicians, entertainers, and others explore diverse opinions about social change. Heated and uncomfortable at times, relaxed and humorous at others, these community dialogues aim to help people analyze the important issues of the day. The talks will also help people determine how they can affect change in Middle Tennessee. The discussions cover social, cultural, and political topics and are recorded in various locations around the area.
► Watch Nashville PBS's original series A Slice of the Community on the PBS Video app: bit.ly/aslice-yt-npt
► Learn how to download and use the free PBS Video app: bit.ly/pbsvideoapp-yt-npt
▬ We ❤️ Being Your Nashville PBS ▬▬
Whatever you call us—WDCN, Channel 8, WNPT, NPT or Nashville Public Television—we love being your Nashville PBS.
► Subscribe to Nashville PBS's channel: bit.ly/ytube-npt
► Watch more videos from Nashville PBS: youtube.com/c/wnptvideos/videos
▬▬ About Nashville PBS ▬▬
Nashville PBS, formally known as NPT - Nashville Public Television, is Middle Tennessee’s & Southern Kentucky’s local PBS station.
Nashville PBS provides, through the power of traditional television and interactive digital communications, quality educational, cultural and civic experiences that address issues and concerns of the people of the Nashville region, and which thereby help improve the lives of those we serve.
Nashville PBS, WNPT, is Nashville's independent nonprofit PBS station, is operated by licensee Nashville Public Television, Inc.
► Learn more about Nashville PBS: wnpt.org
► Donate: wnpt.org/donate
