BREAKING BARRIERS RADIO: Recent Episodes
CARRINGTON DAVIS
The Breaking Barriers Project Institute Podcsst is designed to encourage an interest in African-American history and culture to the general public and as a portal to. knowledge of Economics and Enptreprenuerial Endeavors in Africa American American youth, high school aged and beyond. Through history, biography and Book Reviews with a cultural component. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carrington-davis/support
A Conversation with Photographer Oggi Ogburn as he describes his career and experience over the past five decadesof work.
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Chicago Attorney and Healthcare Benefits professional Porter Myrick talks about his Tuskegee Airman father and the struggles of the Jim Crow era for his family as he details the experience of change in the Healthcare system over the past 50 years and his personal experience as a healer and organizer of solutions.
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Arrington Dixon tells the story of a wonderful life of success and the dues needed to achieve great things as a political figure, Entrepreneur and family man with deep roots in his community.
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A Conversation with History through life of Dr. Frank Satterwhite of Stanford University. He is an activist of the 60's who understood that education is the path to established knowledge which is power.
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A Conversation with Retired Colonel Fred Black on his historic African American Military family.
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Nzinga Collins talks to the Breaking Barriers Project Institute about Stokely Carmichael and the Documentary being developed.
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Larry Mizell talks about his experience with music in the 1960s to his creative work today and his experience with launching the Jackson Five and the career of Michael Jackson.
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A two-talk program with Barrier Breaker Colonel Dr. Leroy Gross who was the first African American qualified Pilot-Surgeon in the USAF and Dr. Wil Smith, author of Making Money in the Music Business and University Professor and jazz band leader in Washington DC.
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HiLarry Gibson and Prince Hall Masonic Order Historian from Washington DC
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