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Our Promise
BHN
is the first and only true to life non-fiction network devoted exclusively to
Black achievement in American life. We also feature classic Black films. We add
fresh content daily
BHN.TV is for You
Three
years in the making, Black Heritage Network – BHN.TV – is here for you. The
story of Black achievement and excellence – truly American history – now
available for the first time ever at a single full-time television destination
– BHN.TV. A group of Americans has joined together in a commitment to bring you the piece of the American
television puzzle that’s been missing for years at an easy to find 24/7 channel
– the first channel devoted to non-fiction programs that chronicle the Black
American experience. Plus classic movies.
Finally,
what you have asked for is here. TV that cherishes and celebrates the Black
American experience. TV that doesn’t fill the day with caricatures and
stereotypes of Black Americans. TV that
will bring a smile. TV that may brings tears with important memories. TV that
you can be proud to have in your home and share with your children and
grandchildren. TV that presents and preserves our history. Watch on your
laptop, iPad, or flat screen TV with a Roku internet connection device.
Who
are we?
“JB”
James Brown, Host of CBS Sports’ The NFL Today, is Senior Advisor to
BHN.TV. JB is one of those who have
fought to bring BHN.TV to your laptop and TV screen and believes in the
importance of BHN being available in our homes. JB knows great television and
the sacred role of a commitment to service. You can count of JB to make sure
that BHN.TV delivers compelling television of high value to you.
Joe Madison and Elvin Ross
Among
our Advisory Board members and investors are:
Paul S. Besson, Member, State Panel of
Illinois Relations Board; former GE/NBC executive
Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. President and CEO of
TIAA-CREF, former Vice Chairman of the U. S. Federal Reserve Bank.
Teresa Hairston
Reuben Mark, Chairman of the Board and Chief
Executive Officer of Colgate-Palmolive Company.
George L. Miles Jr.,
Clarence Page, Pulitzer Prize winning
columnist
Elvin Ross
John Rogers, Founder and CEO of
Ariel Investments, America’s largest Black owned mutual fund family.
Kurt Schmoke, VP and General Counsel
of Howard University Law School and first African American Mayor of Baltimore BHN’s
Mission
BHN.TV
was founded to bring you quality, relevant programming that reflects the Black
American experience. The founders believe that it is time to step up and create
one TV channel whose single mission is to be the first and only full-time
television destination for the real stories of Black life in America. Black
heritage is American heritage. BHN is a channel for all Americans and the
world.
BHN Programming
BHN.TV
offers powerful documentaries in our series Not So Long Ago. Joe
Madison, the Black Eagle on SiriusXM’s The Power, introduces each documentary
and puts it in the context of America in another time and how the subject
affects our lives today.
Classic
Movies in Black Retro Theater. Filmmaker Elvin Ross, Tyler Perry’s Music
Director, introduces each film and shares important facts that make watching
the film a special experience.
Faith
in America is a cornerstone of BHN.TV. In our series Faith on the Road we
visit congregations around the country. In their own words, members and clergy
reveal what makes that church unique and special and what each of us can learn
from their success.
In
addition, get motivated to act on your dreams and Live Better with Willie Jolley.
Willie has been named one of the five outstanding speakers in the world. Willie
lives by the life-changing message, “A Set-back is a Set-up for a Comeback.”
Weekdays,
Joe Madison, the Black Eagle, speaks his mind and shines his light on a key
issue of the day in The Madison Memo.
And
enjoy our daily quiz Who Said That? on both Facebook and BHN.TV. You’ll find the answers and
interesting information about the person quoted at blackheritagenetwork.com
And
that’s just the beginning. We will be adding new content genres as we grow.
Subscribe to BHN and Support UNCF
BHN
contributes 5% of all monthly and annual subscription revenue to the United
Negro College Fund. Subscribing to BHN supports Black heritage at HBCUs as well
as providing a unique home for Black heritage on television.
Here’s how to subscribe
Go
to bnh.tv and at the middle of the page click on the panel titled “Become a
Charter Member.” Subscribe now get $10 off the annual low rate of just $59.99
and pay just $49.99 for a year of All Access to bhn.tv’s great content. And
have the opportunity to purchase as many annual gift subscriptions at half off
the regular price as you would like.
Remember,
5% of all subscription revenue gores to UNCF. Your subscription will help
support today’s important role of HBCUs and create America’s first and only one
stop destination for compelling Black programming of interest to all Americans.
"BETTER TELEVISION AND BETTER FUTURES THROUGH THE UNITED NEGRO
COLLEGE FUND. THAT'S THE MISSION OF BHN.TV, THE BLACK HERITAGE NETWORK."