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Negro Baseball Leagues

From: The Children's Hour Inc.
Series: The Children's Hour

This time on The Children's Hour we learn from author and historian Byron Motley about the Negro Baseball Leagues, the only way Black baseball play...

Bought by KHOL (Jackson Hole Community Radio), RadioFreePalmer, KRSC, Allegheny Mountain Radio, KSTK and more

Suite History - Four Jazz Composers and the African-American Odyssey

From: WFIU
Series: Night Lights Classic Jazz: Specials

From the 1940s to the 1990s, several jazz composers undertook several large-scale orchestral compositions that portrayed the journey of black peopl...

Bought by High Plains Public Radio, WSLR, KCSM, Morehead State Public Radio, WLRH and more

Tulsa's Black History Saturday School

From: Making Contact
Series: Making Contact

Caption: Ribbon cutting at Tulsa's EduRec Youth Center for Black History Saturdays. , Credit: Credit: Black History Saturdays

When Oklahoma passed a law limiting discussion of race in classrooms, Tulsa activist Kristi Williams rallied the community to create Black History ...

Bought by KMUN, C89.5 - KNHC Seattle, WXDU, and RadioFreePalmer

257: Black Food: Liberation, Food Justice and Stewardship , 2/14/2024

From: Bioneers
Series: Bioneers - Revolution From the Heart of Nature

Caption: Karen Washington and Bryant Terry, Credit: Alex Akamine

The influences of Africans and Black Americans on food and agriculture is rooted in ancestral African knowledge and traditions of shared labor, wor...

EE 24-07: Author Jori Lewis on the natural and human history of the peanut , 2/16/2024

From: WFIU
Series: Earth Eats

While peanut butter is one of my favorite foods, I can’t say that I have given much thought to the peanut as a crop, or paid any attention to its r...

20240129: Read And Ride, 1/29/2024

From: The Children's Hour Inc.
Series: The Children's Hour (Subscribable)

The Children's Hour Kids Crew meets Ms. Caitlyn Gooch from Saddle Up And Read, a North Carolina based organization encouraging literacy through rea...

Gail Myers, Ph.D,, creator and director of the multimedia documentary film project, Rhythms of the Land: A Love Story of Land and Family

From: Dan Hemmelgarn
Series: Food Sleuth Radio

Did you know that Black farmers faced grave injustices, racist policies and land loss while attempting to feed their families and communities? Join...

Bought by RadioFreePalmer

BIPOC Media: Building Local Power Through Reporting

From: Laura Flanders
Series: Laura Flanders & Friends

What are the stories that will be driving news coverage in the coming year for communities of color and our network partners in the media that serv...

Bought by C89.5 - KNHC Seattle, KWMR, RadioFreePalmer, KMUN, KDNK and more

Blues From the Road with Larry Garner from 10-29-22

From: WBRH
Series: Blues From the Road with Larry Garner

Blues From the Road with Larry Garner from 10-29-22

The Georgia Way: Strategies that Work for Winning Elections

From: Laura Flanders
Series: Laura Flanders & Friends

What happened in Georgia in 2020? The election of two Democrats to the Senate from that state handed the presidency to Joe Biden and control of Con...

Bought by C89.5 - KNHC Seattle, KWMR, RadioFreePalmer, RadioStPete Florida, KMUN and more

2232: Writing Shang-Chi with Dave Callaham + Fact v Fiction, 8/11/2022

From: Austin Film Festival's On Story®
Series: Austin Film Festival's On Story®

This week on On Story we’ll hear from Dave Callaham, the screenwriter behind Marvel’s Shang-chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Later in the episo...

World in Progress 06/16/2022

From: DW - Deutsche Welle
Series: World in Progress: Global Development Issues ~ from DW

This week on the show: The remnants of slavery - June 19th or Juneteenth is the day where the US commemorates the end of slavery. Dealing with...

Bought by WVTF and KHOL (Jackson Hole Community Radio)

The Keep it 1 Million Show (02-22-22)

From: KRDP

(Orig. aired 02-17-22) We break down Super Bowl 56 and the NBA trade deadline

70 Million: Taking Mental Health Crises Out of Police Hands

From: Making Contact
Series: Making Contact

Caption: Asantewaa Boykin, co-founder of the Anti Police-Terror Project, program director for MH First Sacramento, and an ER nurse, poses for a photo at her home in Sacramento., Credit: Photo by Sara Nevis.

Police encounters during a mental health crisis have a greater chance of turning deadly if you're Black. New response mechanisms bypass law enforce...

Bought by C89.5 - KNHC Seattle, WXDU, and RadioStPete Florida

The Keep it 1 Million Show (02-08-22)

From: KRDP

We talk about the Brian Flores lawsuit against the NFL and the bombshell allegations he and Hugh Jackson alleges what their bosses told them to do.

S06 Ep24: Women of Color: Performers, Part 5, 2/12/2022

From: WCNY
Series: Feminine Fusion

Women of color are still something of an anomaly in the classical music world. This week, performances from outstanding women of color.

Paul Ingles' MUSIC ARCHIVE SHOWCASE #145 - Mavis Staples' Soul: A Celebration (Hour 2 of 2)

From: Paul Ingles
Series: Paul Ingles' Music Archive Showcase

Hour 2 of a music and talk celebration of the indomitable spirit and talent that Mavis Staples has shown over a career that tacks from the late 194...

Bought by KFSK, KNCT FM, Capital Public Radio, WXXI Rochester, KSJE and more

The Keep it 1 Million Show (01-11-22)

From: KRDP

Antonio Brown of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers get released stemming from the head coach kicking him off the team mid-game. We also talk NBA as Kyrie Ir...

A History of Traditional Root Healing

From: Making Contact
Series: Making Contact

Caption: Left is a Mullein Plant and the author Michele Elizabeth Lee , Credit: Photo by Anita Johnson

In some parts of the world, traditional herbal remedies are the norm. When we think of natural remedies we tend to think of older generations liv...

Bought by KVNF, WXDU, and RadioFreePalmer

The Write Question - Anthony W. Wood

From: KUFM - Montana Public Radio
Series: The Write Question

Historian Anthony W. Wood discusses his new book, "Black Montana Settler Colonialism and the Erosion of the Racial Frontier, 1877-1930."

Bought by KWMR, Yellowstone Public Radio, KMRE-LP Bellingham, Wash., and Spokane Public Radio

WoodSongs 991: Jug Band Celebration

From: WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour
Series: WoodSongs

Caption: Jerron "Blind Boy" Paxton on the WoodSongs Stage.

On this week's WoodSongs broadcast, folksinger Michael Johnathon celebrates Jug Bands with the legendary Jim Kweskin, Jerron "Blind Boy" Paxton and...

Bought by Delmarva Public Media, Yellowstone Public Radio, KTRL, KEDT, KKRN and more

In Junction

From: WGTE Public Media
Series: The Rough Draft Diaries with Haley Taylor

Today we're headed to the Junction neighborhood in Toledo, Ohio to talk to Alicia Smith. She's the executive director of The Junction Coalition, a ...

Healing a Country’s Wounds: Transitional Justice

From: Good Radio Shows, Inc.
Series: Peace Talks Radio: Weekly Hour Long Episodes

This time on Peace Talks Radio, we’ll talk about ways that countries have addressed systematic human rights violations after they emerge from perio...

Grassroots Storytelling Solutions To Systemic Conflicts

From: Good Radio Shows, Inc.
Series: Peace Talks Radio: Weekly Hour Long Episodes

On this episode of PEACE TALKS RADIO, three conversations about community storytelling. If listening is an act of love, then storytelling could be...

Bought by Morehead State Public Radio and WRGY

151: G. A. Morgan and the Traffic Light

From: Trace Kerr
Series: Brain Junk

Traffic lights, a hair relaxant, gas masks, the zig-zag stitch on sewing machines...all of these important inventions have one thing in common, Gar...

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