Albert Woodfox: 4 Decades in Solitary Confinement
This episode is a tribute to the late, great Albert Woodfox, a man who spent 4 decades in solitary confinement in the Louisiana State Penitentiary. This is a story of courage and strength. Intro: (0:3...
31 Des 202240min
Elizabeth Freeman: The Enslaved Woman Who Sued For Freedom.....And Won
Elizabeth Freeman, or Mum Bett as she was called by some was an enslaved woman in 18th century Massachusetts who wanted more for herself and used the law to get it. Welcome to the [Redacted] History P...
16 Des 202222min
The Assassination of Fred Hampton, The Messiah
TODAY in [REDACTED] History - December 4th, 1969, Chairman Fred Hampton of the Chicago Black Panther Party is assassinated. Behind the hit was an insidious conspiracy. (0:11) - The Background (2:02) -...
7 Des 202219min
The Battle of Gettysburg & The Gettysburg Address | The History Daily Podcast
On today's episode, we are tagging in one of my favorite podcasts -- History Daily ---- to deliver you a captivating story on The Battle of Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Address. Part 1: The Battle of...
28 Nov 202238min
John Brown & Harper's Ferry: The Failed Insurrection That Sparked The Civil War
Welcome back to the [Redacted] History Podcast. This episode was handpicked by my wonderful patrons over on Patreon. Today we are talking about John Brown and the Raid on Harper's Ferry Virginia, the ...
4 Nov 202222min
Harriet Jacobs: Seven Years in Hiding
Welcome back to another installment of the Redacted History Podcast! On this week's episode we detail the story of Harriet Jacob's an enslaved North Carolina woman in the 19th century who ----after su...
1 Okt 202219min
The Execution of Troy Davis | TODAY in Redacted History
Welcome back to another installment of the Redacted History podcast and this is a special segment I am starting called "TODAY in Redacted History" Where I will be chronicling cases or events on or aro...
23 Sep 202217min
Emmett Till: The Lynching Saw Round the World
Welcome to the [Redacted] History podcast! I am so glad you're here! This week we are talking about the story of Emmett Till and what his lynching and legacy means. *this podcast episode may contain d...
31 Aug 202220min
