This two-hour seminar/discussion covers artists such as The Association, The Turtles, Spanky & Our Gang, The Rascals, The 5th Dimension and many others who presented the positive and creative music we know as 1960s Sunshine Pop. The session utilizes a combination of audio and video presentation. No student preparation or materials are required; however, it is recommended that you have at least a general knowledge of the topic.

This class spans two sessions for thorough learning. Session one covers the game's history, American development, rules, format, and National Mah-Jong League card. Session two features actual gameplay to practice one's skills and address additional questions. This two-part structure ensures comprehensive understanding through both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, allowing students to confidently apply what they've learned in real-game situations.

In October 1940, the Red and Black ran five lines about a Black bandleader hired for an SAE house dance: "Red McAllister and his negro orchestra will play." Who was he? The newspaper trail answers in three names across thirty-four years — pianist, bandleader, agency owner, manager of Atlanta's Royal Peacock for twenty years. He packaged a touring R&B revue a decade before Motown. He supplied the opener when Otis Redding played UGA in 1964. This class recovers one architect of the Southern Black music economy from the primary sources he left behind.