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Charmaine Neville, a survivor of Hurricane Katrina, speaks to a Priest and details her experience during the storm in New Orleans 9th ward.
There are many many more stories like hers but, yet to be heard.
What Charmaine describes is beyond what anyone should go through. In America her story makes it ever worse to believe such events could happen. This video will and should being you to tears...

Hurricane Katrina - Help Is On The Way

The Chittlin Circuit headquaters is located in Pensacola, Fl., and got hit by hurricane Katrina when it was just a category 1 storm. Now the people of that community are getting together to help their neighbors to the west.
Taffany Shipp, publisher of the Chittlin Circuit is helping to coordinate relief supplies to Moss Point and other cities in Mississippi. Listen to her comments by clicking Here

Hurricane Katrina Aftermath - American Blues Network - Beverly McDowell

The Chittlin Circuit has contacted one of the American Blues Network's on air personalities, Ms. Beverly McDowell. She gave us a detailed description of the aftermath of Katrina in the Gulf Coast area. Beverly McDowell, is pictured on the right of Little Milton and Taffany Shipp of the Chittlin Circuit and you can listen to her interview below.
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"Suge" Knight shot in right leg, Gunman Remains at Large

A gunman remained at large Sunday after wounding rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight at a party coinciding with the MTV Video Music Awards, police said. Knight, 40, was shot once in the upper right leg early Sunday at a star-studded party in Miami Beach that was hosted by Grammy-wining hip hop artist Kanye West. A police report described the shooter only as a black male wearing a pink shirt.
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B.B. King Chats With The Chittlin Circuit

The legendary B.B. King, just back from an European Tour, paused a few minutes on July 16, 2005, to chat with the ChittlinCircuit. He tells us about the European tour, his friend Little Milton, his latest project and gives a few pointers to the up and coming artists.
James Borwn was called the hardest working man in show business but, B.B. King is on the road well over 300 days a year so, I would suggest, Mr. King is the hardest working man in show business!