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Tom Reed Collection

Owning Institution: UCLA, Film & Television Archive

About this Collection

From 1980 into the 2000s, former local disc jockey, Los Angeles Sentinel columnist, and L.A. jazz and blues historian Tom Reed created, hosted and produced his own independent African American news and magazine television program, “For Members Only.” Airing in Los Angeles on KSCI UHF Channel 18, Tom Reed's “For Members Only” offered viewers Black perspectives on topics ranging from local social issues to African American history to celebrity interviews. View this collection on the contributor's website.

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177 items found in this collection

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The 1960s: A Los Angeles African American Community Perspective
20 Years of For Members Only Television
A 21st Century Look at L.A.'s African American Community of the 1960s
African American Community Profiles
African American Historical Perspectives (1990)
African American Historical Perspectives (1991)
African American Historical Perspectives (1992)
African American Historical Perspectives (1993)
African American Historical Perspectives (1995)
African American Historical Perspectives (1996)
African American Historical Perspectives (2002)
African American Historical Perspectives (2010)
African American Musical Contributions
African American Women of Courage (2010)
African American Women of Courage: Our First African American Starlet
African Americans in Athletics: Interviews with Willie Banks and Henry Lawrence
Alcohol and Drunk Driving: A Deadly Mixture
Archival Black Music Videos
Banking in the Black & African American Community
The Beginnings: Mesoamerican and African American Contributions In and Near Los Angeles …
Black History Month/ Interview with Warith Deen Mohammed
Black Ice and Los Angeles African American Pigskin Heroes
Black Music History of Los Angeles: Its Roots
Black Music Month
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