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FOX SOUL is the Black community’s premiere free streaming platform serving UNAPOLOGETICALLY BLACK, CONSUMABLE BY ALL entertainment around the clock. With over 1,300 hours of live and interactive programming and dozens of content partnerships annually, FOX SOUL is home to some of the most iconic faces and voices of our culture.
The Veteran
After returning home from deployment, U.S. Marine Jose Torres is reunited with his wife and young son.
Live From New Birth With Dr. Jamal Bryant
S2, EP1 "Episode 1"Join Dr. Jamal Bryant for a spirit-filled experience as we draw closer to Christ.
The Community of Faith
S2, EP12 "The Community of Faith"The Community of Faith church is a vibrant body of believers, inspired to win more souls to Christ.
The Believer's Walk of Faith
S2, EP56 "The Believer's Walk of Faith"Dr. Bill Winston of Living Word Christian Centre shows people how to go deeper into their faith journey; his ministry is a solution-seeking outreach that embraces the Bible as the basis of existence.
The Believer's Walk of Faith
S2, EP57 "The Believer's Walk of Faith"Dr. Bill Winston of Living Word Christian Centre shows people how to go deeper into their faith journey; his ministry is a solution-seeking outreach that embraces the Bible as the basis of existence.
Trinity United Church of Christ
S2, EP15 "Trinity United Church of Christ"From the series How to Keep these Commandments.
CHURCH: Kingdom Truth for Everyday Living
S1, EP18 "The Kingdom of God and Internal Conflict"Break free from inner battles and align your heart with God's Kingdom purpose.
Saxophone Colossus
Combining concert footage with candid interviews, director Robert Mugge's look into the life of famed jazz musician Sonny Rollins follows him from New York City to Tokyo for his many performances. Rollins, known for his improvisational skills on the saxophone, speaks about his career and is also featured playing with the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra in Tokyo. Archival footage and interviews with his wife and several jazz critics flesh out the portrait of this jazz icon.
