Even on cable television, it doesn’t get much stranger than the episode of Lenora Fulani’s public-access talk show, Fulani!, that aired last month in cities across the country. The program’s introduction, a 60-second montage of film clips and still photos set to music, opens with footage of the host, an angry look on her face, addressing an outdoor political rally. “I’m honored to be with you here today,” Fulani shouts into a megaphone while raising a clenched fist into the air. “Now, let’s kick some, all right?” Seconds later she is extending a warm greeting to Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. More clips follow: Fulani laughing with Al Sharpton, looking solemn and supportive with Tawana Brawley, screaming at a stunned Bill Clinton during a news conference.