Black History Mini Docs expands its social media and website content with the BHMD Podcast series. Legendary award winning producer/director Neema Barnette along with her husband, filmmaker/actor Reed R. McCants have been offering their mini history lessons for 11 years and are available on most social media platforms. Black History Mini Docs Podcast are hosted by a variety of guest host including Barnette and McCants. #BHMD Podcast has joined the BuzzSprout family of Podcasters and you can listen to the Podcast wherever you get your podcast. Watch a video excerpt available on YouTube and at blackhistoryminidocs.com
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Welcome to Black History Mini Docs Podcast, where we honor the powerful stories, forgotten voices, and courageous figures who helped shape Black history.
In this episode, we spotlight the remarkable life and legacy of Callie House โ a fearless activist, organizer, and early pioneer in the fight for reparations for formerly enslaved Black Americans. Born into slavery in 1861, Callie House rose to become one of the most important yet often overlooked leaders of the post-Civil War era.
โ๐พ Callie House refused to be quiet.
At a time when Black people were still fighting for basic rights, dignity, land, safety, and economic justice, Callie House helped lead the National Ex-Slave Mutual Relief, Bounty and Pension Association. Through this organization, she worked to secure pensions and compensation for formerly enslaved people whose labor had built the wealth of America.
Her movement gained thousands of supporters across the country โ and because of that, she became a target.
โ๏ธ The government tried to discredit her.
๐จ They accused her of mail fraud.
๐ They prosecuted and imprisoned her.
๐ค But they could not erase her legacy.
This podcast-style mini documentary explores the story of a woman who challenged injustice with courage, organization, and vision. Callie Houseโs fight was not only about money โ it was about recognition, repair, and the unfinished business of freedom.
Her story reminds us that the demand for justice did not begin yesterday. It has deep roots, powerful leaders, and brave voices who risked everything so future generations would know the truth.
๐ง Sit back, listen, reflect, and honor the legacy of Callie House โ the woman they tried to silence.
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๐งJoin host Reed R. McCants for an exciting June preview! This month, we're diving deep into music, culture, and the stories that shaped Black history.
We're launching a dedicated music channel this June!
First Release: Hip-Hop Edition โ A 30-minute compilation celebrating history's greatest poets and musicians, featuring:
The Last Poets
James Brown Music Documentary
And much more!
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Celebrating the legacy of incredible figures including:
Joshua Henson
Sarah Redmond
And many more...
Plus exclusive micro-doc shorts dropping throughout the month!
โ June 2026 exclusive announcements
โ Behind-the-scenes look at new projects
โ How AI is revolutionizing historical storytelling
โ Sneak peeks at upcoming releases
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Welcome to a special May 2026 preview episode of the BLACK HISTORY MINI DOCS podcast, where host ๐คReed R. McCants introduces an exciting month of upcoming documentaries, music tributes, and a brand-new personal series. This episode gives listeners a first look at whatโs ahead in May โ including powerful stories, legends, and cultural moments that continue to shape Black history. ๐ค๐๐ฌ
This month also features major music tributes, including:
- A full-length Luther Vandross tribute doc ๐ค๐
- A song and tribute to Biggie Smalls ๐ง๐๏ธ
- A special feature on The Last Poets ๐ฅ๐ฅ
Weโre also introducing a brand-new series: Stinking Lincoln.
This deeply personal comedy show centers on the life of BHMD curator Reed R. McCants, exploring his childhood in Harlem and his upbringing in the Abraham Lincoln Projects in New York City. A powerful new perspective on identity, memory, neighborhood, and survival. ๐ข๐ค
If you love Black history, culture, music, film, and real-life storytelling, this is an episode you do not want to miss.
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In this powerful episode of Black History Mini Docs, we spotlight the incredible story of the Edmonson Sisters, Mary and Emily Edmonson โ two young Black women whose courage became a symbol of resistance, dignity, and the fight for freedom.
โ๏ธ Born into slavery, the Edmonson sisters became known for their attempted escape aboard The Pearl in 1848, one of the most famous escape efforts in American history. Although they were captured, their story sparked outrage, inspired abolitionists, and helped fuel the growing movement against slavery.
๐ฅ Their strength, bravery, and unshakable hope made them powerful figures in the struggle for justice. The Edmonson Sistersโ legacy reminds us that Black history is filled with fearless voices who challenged oppression and changed the course of history.
๐๏ธ In this Black History Mini Docs Podcast, we honor their journey, their resilience, and their place in American history.
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Meet *Octavius Valentine Catto* (1839โ1871): activist, scholar, athlete, and Civil War National Guard sergeant who helped raise โColored Troops,โ founded the Banneker Literary Institute and the PA Equal Rights League, and fought for Black voting rights. Catto was tragically unallied unalived during the Philadelphia Election Day riot (1871)โand his murderer was later acquitted.
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๐๏ธ Black History Mini-Docs Podcast | Paul R. Williams (1894โ1980)
๐๏ธ In this episode, we spotlight Paul R. Williamsโthe trailblazing Black architect who helped shape the look of Los Angeles and proved excellence could break through even the hardest barriers. From early setbacks and outright discrimination to designing iconic homes and landmarks for Hollywood and beyond, Williams built a legacy that still stands today.
โจ In this mini-doc, youโll learn:
๐ Who Paul R. Williams was and why he matters
๐ How he rose in a profession that tried to shut him out
๐ The kinds of buildings he became famous for
๐ด How his work influenced Los Angeles architecture and culture
๐งฑ The legacy he left for future generations
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๐๏ธ Welcome to our Season 6 premiere episode! I'm your host, Reed R. McCants, and in this exciting Review and Preview Show, we reflect on the incredible accomplishments of BHMD in 2025 and give you a sneak peek of whatโs coming in 2026! ๐ ๐๏ธ
Join us as we highlight our Most Popular Content of 2025. And a glimpse into the future of 2026 with a new mini docs, featuring a special narration by Richard Gant for the Iron Riders. Plus, donโt miss Neema Barnette's special announcement about our Black History Music Docs! ๐ถโจ
We are buzzing with anticipation for our 13th year of celebrating Black history across various platforms. Thereโs so much more to come, and you wonโt want to miss it!
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Join us on the Black History Mini Docs Podcast as we delve into the incredible life of Madam C.J. Walker, the first female self-made millionaire in America. ๐ช๐พ Through her innovative beauty products and entrepreneurial spirit, Walker broke barriers and transformed the lives of countless African American women. ๐ฉ๐พโ๐ฆฑโจ
In this episode, we explore her journey from humble beginnings in the rural South ๐พ to becoming a pioneer in the beauty industry, as well as her enduring impact on business, activism, and empowerment. ๐๐พ Tune in to uncover the legacy of a woman who turned dreams into reality and inspired generations to come. ๐
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Disclaimer: This short film is a creative portrayal of the life of Madam C.J. Walker. While it draws inspiration from historical events and facts, certain elements may be fictionalized or simplified for narrative purposes. The filmmakers do not claim to provide a comprehensive or strictly accurate representation of Hendrix's life and encourage viewers to seek additional resources for a more in-depth understanding of his legacy and impact on music.
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Watch on Youtube ๐ https://youtu.be/ZUnmzd_k1Pk ๐๏ธ Welcome to the Black History Mini Docs Podcast! ๐๏ธ Chinua Achebe: The Voice of Nations
In this episode, we explore the life and legacy of Chinua Achebe, the father of modern African literature. Born in Nigeria in 1930, Achebe's powerful storytelling challenged the Western narratives about Africa and brought the rich traditions of his Igbo culture to a global audience.
Join us as we delve into Achebe's groundbreaking novel, Things Fall Apart, and discover how his experiences during the Biafran War shaped his writing and activism. We'll reflect on his relentless pursuit of authenticity and the importance of reclaiming narratives that belong to marginalized voices.
Through his journey, we celebrate Achebe's enduring impact on literature and his unwavering belief in the power of storytelling to inspire change.
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Join us in this compelling episode of our Black History Mini Docs Podcast as we explore the incredible life of Cathay Williams, the first African American woman known to have served in the United States Army. Born into slavery, Williams defied societal norms and fought for her freedom in the midst of the Civil War.
In this radio play, we delve into her remarkable journeyโfrom her experiences as a soldier disguised as a man to her struggles for recognition and equality in a post-war America. Discover the resilience and courage of a woman who paved the way for future generations.
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- Cathay Williams' early life and her decision to enlist
- The challenges she faced during her service
- Her legacy and impact on African American history
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๐๏ธ Welcome to Black History Mini Docs Podcast! ๐ In this episode, we delve into the haunting chapter of the Wilmington Massacre of 1898โa pivotal moment in American history that highlights the struggles and resilience of the African American community. Join us as we explore the events leading up to the violence, the impact on Wilmington's vibrant black community, and the long-lasting effects of this tragic event.
๐ In This Episode:
- The context of Wilmington in the late 19th century
- The racial tensions that led to the massacre
- The aftermath and its implications on civil rights
Letโs remember and honor those who fought for justice, and understand the importance of these historical lessons in our ongoing journey towards equality.
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Join us as we delve into the rich history of Smalls' Paradise, the legendary nightclub that stood at the heart of Harlem from the Roaring Twenties through the turbulent times of the 1970s. Discover how Ed Smalls transformed a simple basement into a sanctuary of creativity, where jazz, soul, and R&B flourished and cultural boundaries faded away.
In this episode, we explore:
๐ถ The grand opening that captivated Harlem in 1925
๐บ The vibrant performances that featured legends like Fats Waller and Billie Holiday
๐ The clubโs role in the civil rights movement and its connection to figures like Malcolm X and Dr. W.E.B. Du Bois
๐ Wilt Chamberlain's ownership and the challenges he faced in a changing entertainment landscape
๐ The impact of gentrification and the closing of this iconic venue in 1976
โจ Join us as we honor the unforgettable legacy of Smalls' Paradise and reflect on its significance in the cultural tapestry of America.
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"Marching for Justice: The Legacy of Civil Rights Movements"
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In this episode of our Black History Mini Doc podcast, we delve into the powerful legacy of civil disobedience and civil rights marches in the United States. From the early 20th century to today's movements, we explore key events and figures that have shaped the fight for equality and justice.
๐๏ธ Highlights Include:
The founding of the NAACP and early civil rights activism
The Montgomery Bus Boycott and Rosa Parks' pivotal role
The iconic March on Washington and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech
The Selma to Montgomery marches and the Voting Rights Act of 1965
The emergence of the Black Lives Matter movement and the No Kings March
Join us as we honor the past and inspire future generations to continue the fight for justice! โ๐พ
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๐ Welcome to the Black History Mini Docs Podcast! ๐
In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the incredible Fanny Jackson Coppin, an inspiring educator and advocate for African American rights. As one of the first Black women to earn a degree in the United States, Coppin dedicated her life to empowering others through education and is a true pioneer in the fight for equality.
Join us as we explore her remarkable journey, her contributions to the field of education, and the lasting impact she made on future generations.
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๐๏ธ Welcome to Black History Mini Docs Podcast! ๐๏ธ
Gabriel Prosser: The Dream of Freedom
In this episode, we delve into the powerful story of Gabriel Prosser, a courageous leader who dared to dream of freedom and equality during a tumultuous time in American history. Join us as we explore the events leading up to his infamous slave revolt in Richmond, Virginia, in 1800, and how his legacy continues to inspire the fight for justice today.
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๐ฐ๏ธ Episode Highlights:
Gabriel's early life and background
The planning of the revolt and its influences
The betrayal that led to the uprising's failure
Gabriel's capture, trial, and execution
The lasting impact of his legacy on future generations
๐ Stay tuned for more episodes as we uncover the stories of those who shaped our world!
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Watch video on YouTube ๐ https://youtu.be/juubMKwwgLs Black History Mini Docs Podcast (Episode 503) Tribute to Unsung Legend Neema Barnette and More...
๐๏ธJoin host Reed R. McCants as we explore captivating stories, innovative technology, and the remarkable journeys of filmmaker, Neema Barnette.
1. Intro
Reed sets the stage for the show, discussing upcoming mini docs and the fascinating world of AI.
2. Mini Doc Premiere
๐ฅ We're excited to premiere our new mini doc, The Untold Story of Jean-Louis Michel: The Legendary Black Swordsman! Don't miss it!
3. AI Insights
๐ค Discover how AI is evolving and affecting content creation. Reed shares his thoughts on the future of AI, in filmmaking and the importance of engaging with genuine content.
4. Black in Motion Series
โจ Check out our "Black in Motion" series, showcasing historical heroes brought to life with the help of AI!
5. Upcoming Premieres
๐ Look out for new mini docs on James Baldwin, Marcus Garvey, Althea Gibson, Bridget "Biddy" Mason, Lisette Denison, and Anna Julia Haywood Cooper!
6. Special Guest: Neema Barnette
๐ Reed introduces his wife, legendary filmmaker Neema Barnette, and shares details about her upcoming tribute event at the Directors Guild of America.
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๐๏ธ Welcome to Black History Mini Docs Podcast!
In this special BHMD NOW episode, hosted Reed R. McCants, we dive into the exciting world of artificial intelligence and its impact on storytelling, especially in Black history. ๐
Join me as we explore how AI can empower us to reclaim our narratives and tell the stories that have long been overlooked. From the early days of technology in advertising to the revolutionary tools available today, weโll discuss how AI can enhance our creative processes.
๐ Highlights:
Discover the only known drawing of Phyllis Wheatley, the first published African American woman poet as transforms into motion. ๐๏ธ
Witness AI's remarkable transformation of historical images, bringing legends like Josephine Baker and Fats Waller to life! ๐ถ
Learn how AI can be used responsibly to amplify our voices and stories.
๐ก Remember: AI is here to stay! Letโs use it to tell the untold stories from our unique perspective.
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BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette is back with Season 5 and our โMay Mini Docs Preview of 2025โ, spotlighting this months mini docs including Malcolm X, Judith Jamison, Jim Kelly, Nannie Helen Burroughs and more. Hosted by the curator of BHMD, #ReedRMcCants.
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Black History Mini Docs have been featured at: New York City Board of Education, Pan African Film Festival, Newark International Film Festival, The International Tennessee Black Film Festival, The Abraham Lincoln Museum and at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.
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This BHMD Podcast final episode for season 4 hosted Reed R. McCants is a Mini Doc Review for 2024. #reedrmccants along with pop-up guest #neemabarnette talk about the wonderful things that happened for BHMD in 2024, which included an appearance at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, "the Oscars" Museum. The show also gives you preview of what's coming next year as BHMD enters its 12th year of productions on various social media platforms.
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Explore the stories of legendary business women and men in presentation, this audio podcast presentation of our powerful BHMD Maxi Doc. Featuring the fascinating stories of Elizabeth "Lisette" Forth the first black landowner in the United States. American businessman, whaler and abolitionist Paul Cuffe, Early Californian real estate entrepreneur Bridget "Biddy" Mason, #ClaraBrown was known as the โAngel of the Rockies", Sail-maker and social activist #JamesForten and more in this fascinating compilation of legendary heroes, you don't want to miss learning about.
Featuring the narration by actor/filmmaker #JuneySmith and BHMD's curators #NeemaBarnette and #ReedRMcCants.
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BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette is back with Season 4, episode 5 featuring our โOctober Mini Docs Previewโ, spotlighting our new doc on scientist George Carruthers, and Youtube premiers of our Dick Gregory, and Fannie Lou Hamer mini docs. Hosted by the curator of BHMD, #ReedRMcCants.
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Season 4, Episode 4 of BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette presents a special sit down interview with Professor Emerita, #VeraJKatz, who taught theater at HBCUโs Howard University for over 30 years. Vera J. Katzโs coaching and instruction has contributed to the growth of some of history's greatest actors and actresses including Lynn Whitfield, #WindyRaquelRobinson and Chadwick Boseman. Hosted by actress/entrepreneur #BonitaBrisker this is a fascinating interview that you don't want to miss.
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BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette is back with Season 4 episode 3 and our โAugust Mini Docs Previewโ, spotlighting the mini docs of James Baldwin, Annie Malone, Diana Sands and more. Featuring pop-up guest #BonitaBrisker as she talks about the upcoming podcast episode with Howard University Drama Professor, Vera J. Katz. Hosted by the curator of BHMD, #ReedRMcCants.
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BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette is back with Season 4 episode 2 and our special July Preview. It's shaping up to be an exciting month featuring mini docs of Thurgood Marshall, Mary McLeod Bethune, Ida B. Wells, Nelson Mandela, Della Reese an more. Join host #ReedRMcCants as we explores the exciting programs BHMD has in store for the month of July.
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BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette returns for Season 4 with a special June Preview Episode for the season opener. From Curtis Mayfield, Gwendolyn Brooks, Paul Laurence Dunbar to Lena Horne and Kwame Ture, it's shaping up to be an exciting month. Join host Reed or McCants as we dive into the exciting programs BHMD has in store for the month of June.
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BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette returns for Season 3 Episode 9 with a special conversation with comedian/actor, Brooklyn Jones, star of OWNโs Flex & Shanice, TruTV's Laff Mobb's Laff Tracks and Black Girl Magic on NBC+. This episode is hosted by Rapper/Producer Eleven Ego Crusher.ย
BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette returns for Season 3 Episode 8 with a special conversation with DJ Lady Love.ย She is a pioneer DJ who has shared stages with Kurtis Blow, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, the Grand Wizard Theodore and many other legends of Hip-Hop. She also taught DJing at the Universal Hip-Hop Museum in the Bronx, New York. ย Hosted by Rapper/Producer Eleven Ego Crusher.
BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette returns for Season 3 Episode 7 with a special conversation with #BTTaylor, who is an actor, writer, poet, and jewelry designer. Hosted by #BonitaBrisker, this podcast is on Apple Podcast, wherever you listen to podcast and at blackhistoryminidocs.com.
BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette returns for Season 3 Episode 6 with a special Hip Hop edition featuring a conversation with Judy Klein who has extensive experience launching new Brands, Online Services, Artists, Talent, and Entertainment properties to market, but the one thing she is most proud of is her lifelong love of music.ย Hosted by Rapper/Producer Eleven Ego Crusher.
BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette returns for Season 3 Episode 5 with a special Hip Hop edition featuring a conversation with Sha-Queen a.k.a. Ma Barker who at the age of 12 she began her rap career performing with artist such as LL Cool J, 50 Cent, NOE from ByrdGang , Kool G Rap. Hosted by Rapper/Producer Eleven Ego Crusher.
BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette returns for Season 3 Episode 4 with a special conversation with Dr. #EricJChambers, a 9-time Emmy & Golden Mike Award winning host/writer/producer. He is the Founder of The CUT Chronicles (The Chambers Urban TV Network). This episode is hosted actress and producer #BonitaBrisker. ย Watch a video preview of this show on Facebook, YouTube and at blackhistoryminidocs.comย Listen to the entire episode on BuzzSprout,ย Apple Podcast and at all your favorite podcast locations.
BHMD Podcast presented by #NeemaBarnette returns for Season 3 Episode 3 with a special conversation with Julius Tillery, a 5th generation farmer from North Carolina and the founder of Black Cotton which received a 2022 William C. Friday Award for its role in advocating for and promoting black agriculture, farmers, and black cotton growers. This episode is hosted screenwriter, published journalist, actress and lifestyle editor Jenรก Lowe.ย
Podcast presented by Neema Barnetteย returns for Season 3 episode 2 with a special conversation with actor #JerisLeePoindexter star of Everybody Hates Chris, Akeelah and the Bee and The Color Purple.ย Hosted by @bonitabrisker. https://www.blackhistoryminidocs.comย
This episode of #NeemaBarnette presents BHMD Podcast features a conversation with filmmaker, artist and the creator of Black History Mini Docs, #ReedRMcCants. Hosted by Actress/Director/Producer #BonitaBrisker, McCants we'll talk about the origins of BHMD and what's in store for the future.ย
This episode of #NeemaBarnette presents #BHMD Podcast features Part 2 of our interview with independent filmmaker and actor Juney Smith and hosted by Actress/Director/Producer #BonitaBrisker. Smith has written and directed 35 independently produced Black feature films, all distributed in Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Amazon and digital markets worldwide.ย
This episode of #NeemaBarnette presents BHMD Podcast is hosted by Actress/Director/Producer #BonitaBrisker. Her guest is independent filmmaker and actor Juney Smith.ย Smith has written and directed 35 independently produced Black feature films, all distributed in Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Amazon and digital markets worldwide. #JuneySmith will discuss how he navigated his way through the challenging distribution world of Black independent filmmaking.
This episode of Neema Barnette presents BHMD Podcast is hosted by Actress/Director/Producer Bonita Brisker. Her guest is Manager/Producer/Director Franklin Lett. He was the husband of the late legendary Singer/Actress @DellaReese.ย Watch a live video preview of this podcast on Facebook and the full episode blackhistoryminidocs.com
This episode of Neema Barnette presents Black History Mini Docs Podcast is hosted by actress and producer Bonita Brisker. Her guest will be actress, dancer and designer, Conni Marie Brazelton star of the horror classic, โThe People Under the Stairsโ and the hit television series, โERโ. Brazelton also designs jewelry for her company Banji Face Jewelry, which she co-owns with fellow actress and friend, CCH Pounder.
Neema Barntette presents BHMD podcast hosted by Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder Ah-Keisha McCants. Her guest is MacArthur โGeniusโ Award winner Dr. Lisa D. Delpit, the principal of the consulting firm Delpit Learning. Recently retired Felton G. Clark Distinguished Professor of Education at Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Dr. Delpit is author of one of the best selling education books of 2013, โMultiplication is For White Peopleโ: Raising Standards for Other Peopleโs Children.ย
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Neema Barntette presents BHMD podcast hosted by Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder Ah-Keisha McCants. Her guest is Regina Bain, an artist and educator serving as the Executive Director of the Louis Armstrong House Museum.ย
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BHMD Podcast returns for Season 2 hosted by Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder #AhKeishaMcCants. Her guest is Dr. Patricia (Akosua) Lesesne is an Educational Design Leader.ย Lesesne specializes in developing and leading the implementation of educational leader and instructional coaching, curriculum, programs, and pedagogy that employ an African American education for liberation approach to inspire Black learners. Her work leverages the transformative characteristics of the Black Teaching Tradition. Akosua is also the founder of Sisters in Education Circle (SIEC) and Lesesne Learning. You can listen to the BHMD Podcast wherever you get your podcast or watch the Video Version of the podcast on our Facebook page at: facebook.com/BlackHistoryMiniDocs and on our website at blackhistoryminidocs.com
Continuing in our holiday celebration of the Queens and Kings of Comedy featuring Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx and Flip Wilson who all have birthdays in December, BHMD podcast is delighted to announce this upcoming episode. Comedian/actor Kevin Kevin and his special comedy guest, Mark Overton and Craig โFigโ Figueiredo will discuss the significance of history's great black comedians and their contributions to paving the way for the successes of today's popular comedy stars. Watch the show live on Facebook or on our website at blackhistoryminidocs.comย . Also available on bus route and wherever you get your podcast.
Neema Barnette presents BHMD Podcast hosted by Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder, Ah-Keisha McCants. Her guest is Alisha B. Wormsley, an interdisciplinary artist and cultural producer based in Pittsburgh PA.Her work is about collective memory and the synchronicity of time, specifically through the stories of women of color. She states her work is "the future, and the past, and the present, simultaneously. Wormsley has an MFA in Film and Video from Bard College and was awarded the Postdoctoral Research fellowship in art at Carnegie Mellon University.
Neema Barnette presents BHMD Podcast features contributing writer for its Music Mondays post series, Greg Mickens as host of this episode. Greg's special guest is musician, singer, and songwriter Bruce Mack.ย
Bruce Mack, aka B-Mack is a Be-bop style vocalist that incorporates vocal improvisation into funk and other forms of music. Bruce is also the band leader and vocal arranger for legendary filmmaker Melvin Van Peeblesโ band "Laxative".
Neema Barnette presents BHMD Podcast premieres a new episode hosted by Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder, Ah-Keisha McCants. Her guest is Spirit Tawfiq, founder of Roots of the Spirit, an organization created to uproot racism through Storytelling, Education and the Arts. Spirit is also daughter of Minnijean Brown-Trickey, one of the Little Rock Nine. Join us as she shares her story of learning about her motherโs legacy, her own experiences with racism as a child growing up in Canada, and the power in reclaiming Black history and the stories of resistance often left out of textbooks.
The Little Rock Nine desegregated their school following the passing of Brown vs Board of Education in 1957. Brown-Trickey, a member of the Little Rock Nine, a group of nine Black teenagers who integrated Little Rock Central High School followed the Brown v. Board of Education decision which required public schools to be desegregated in 1957. This episode marks the 63rd anniversary of that event.
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Neema Barnette presents BHMD Podcast hosted by Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder, Ah-Keisha McCants. Her guest will be Director and Executive Producer, Oji Singletary. Son of famed television director, Tony Singletary, Oji has forged his own path in the industry, with an impressive 15 year career as a director and producer of shows like, "The Braxton Family Values" and the documentary, 'Misguided Altruism." Oji's new special, "They Call Me Dad" premieres on OWN on Tuesday, September 15th at 9pm.
Neema Barnette presents BHMD Podcast premieres a new episode hosted by Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder, Ah-Keisha McCants.
Her guests will be Dr. Kelli Morgan is a curator, author, educator, and activist who specializes in critical-race curatorial analyses. Sheโs held curatorial positions at the Birmingham Museum of Art, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields.
This conversation will premiere Saturday August 22, 2020 at 8:00pm EST on BuzzSprout, TuneIn Radio, Apple Podcast, iHeartRadio, Spotify, where ever you get Europe podcast with the video version exclusively on BHMDโs website at blackhistoryminidocs.com
In this episode of BHMD Podcast, Ah-Keisha McCants, founder of WHBLE, talks with Hisham Tawfiq, star of NBCโs hit show โThe Blacklistโ. Tawfiq talks about his powerful journey as a Harlem-born, Black, Muslim, who served as a Marine in Desert Storm, and as a 20-year New York City Firefighter during 9/11, all while pursuing his career as an actor. He also shares some of his wisdom about Black history, and self-love.
In this first of a two-parter hosted by Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder, Ah-Keisha McCants welcomes Nia Evans, Director of the Boston Ujima Project and Cierra Michele Peters, their Director of Communications. The Ujima Project is a cooperative business, arts and investment ecosystem, including a democratically governed investment fund based in Boston, MA. Featured in Inside Philanthropy and Forbes for their revolutionary approach to business investment meets community growth, The Ujima Project is a cooperative business, arts and investment ecosystem, including a democratically governed investment fund.ย
In this second episode of a two parter hosted by Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder, Ah-Keisha McCants continues her conversation with guests Nia Evans, Director of the Boston Ujima Project and Cierra Michele Peters, their Director of Communications. The Ujima Project is a cooperative business, arts and investment ecosystem, including a democratically governed investment fund based in Boston, MA. Featured in Inside Philanthropy and Forbes for their revolutionary approach to business investment meets community growth, The Ujima Project is a cooperative business, arts and investment ecosystem, including a democratically governed investment fund.ย
Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE) founder, writer, Ah-Keisha McCants, guest hosts this conversation with Erika L. Ewing, CEO, Founder and Creative at Got To Stop, LLC. Got To Stop is a social impact consulting company and fashion lifestyle brand that uses the arts, advocacy, and education to raise awareness about injustice.
In this History Made episode, Erika speaks about the monumental Black Lives Matter Mural Event happening in Harlem beginning Wednesday, July 2nd, through Saturday, July 4th, Got To Stop, LLC will join a number of outstanding community organizations in Harlem to line Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard with the words, Black Lives Matter.
Neema Barnette presents Black History Mini Docs Podcast. Actor, Filmmaker, Former Miss Black America and Co-Founder of Light the Path Home, a Juneteenth Candlelight Commemoration Event, Amina Fakir host the premiere episode. Her guest will be Ellen Dunbar, Co-Founder of Light the Path Home, a Juneteenth Candlelight Commemoration Event. Shahida Mauisi, President and CEO of The Right Productions which manages and operates the Aretha Franklin Outdoor Amphitheater on the Riverfront in Detroit and former Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit. Kofi Tonto, Head of Information and Public Affairs to the Ghanaian Embassy to the United States in Washington D.C.