"Black Renaissance" is the Bay Area's longest running news/interview show that focuses on issues of concern to the African American community. Hosted by San Francisco based psychologist and author Dr. Brenda Wade, it is one of the few programs in the Bay Area specifically tailored to the needs and interests of the African American Community. In addition to highlighting authors and celebrities who are visiting the Bay Area, the program showcases upcoming local events. It also profiles those in the community who are doing great things, and making a difference. Topics addressed include housing, politics, education, health, and the arts. Former guests have included Oprah Winfrey, Danny Glover, Street Soldiers Founder Joe Marshall, the Reverend Cecil Williams, rapper Chuck D, filmmaker Spike Lee, "The Color Purple Stars" Jeannette Bayardelle, Stephanie St. James, Letoya London, actress Terri Vaughn, and many others.

"Black Renaissance" runs every fourth Sunday at 8 a.m. on The CW 44cable12. The one-on-one interview format program airs throughout the Northern part of California -- from as far South as Santa Cruz County -- to as far North as Sonoma and the Napa Valley Wine Country, every fourth Sunday.