{"value"=>"<p>The series contains 194 videos of Rice's public-access television show, <span class=\"title\">30 Minutes with Florence M. Rice</span>, organized chronologically, dating from circa 1990 to 2012. Each episode is thirty minutes long. Dates represent the earliest date provided in the original collection documentation, and may reflect either the date of recording or broadcast, which is indicated when known. Some episodes include titles devised by Rice, reflecting topics covered in the episode, which are transcribed when available. Guests' biographical information is derived from the episode and represents their titles and roles at the time of the taping.</p> <p>Rice served as the host and executive producer. From the 1990s to 2001, the show was produced at ELA Studios in New York City, where the production team included Cesar Arzu, D. Elaine Brown, David Jenkins, Kurt Liburd, Vasil Mitchev, John Rivera, LaWanda Williams, Lynn Wilson, and Nat Wood. From the end of 2001 through 2012, the show was produced at Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN), where the production team included David Baughan, Sheila Berry, Chris Cofer, Roberto Espinal, Earlene \"Queen Earlene\" Hilton, Wilbur McReynolds, and Nat Wood. Public-access broadcast channels are unidentified.</p> <p>Notable guests include James Haughton, Alton H. Maddox, Adam Clayton Powell IV, Nadhege Ptah, Charles Rangel, Percy Sutton, Preston Wilcox, and Camille Yarbrough. Repeated guests include Duborah Oya Bakr, Sheila Berry, Samuel Cotton, Edward R. Culvert, Beverly Clark-Griggsby, Barbara Flatts, Earlene Hilton, Dennis A. Lane, Sarah Ludwig, Shirley Middleton, and Carol Taylor. Some guests appear more than once representing different organizations. Organizations include Bridge the Gap, Coalition Against Slavery in Mauritania and Sudan, Coalition to End Racism in Construction, Harlem Fight Back, Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy Project, and Uplifting Children. Topics covered extensively include consumer rights and education, labor and housing rights, the foster care system, Harlem politics, and other national and international contemporary events.</p>"}