Nat Turner Podcast 4
Nat Turner Podcast
In chapter 4 of the Nat Turner Podcast we begin to see divisions in Nat Turner's army. The spirit of alcoholism begins to dominate and internecine conflicts between the slave rebels themselves threaten to distract Nat Turner from his mission to reach Jerusalem. Can Nat Turner hold his army together? Listen to find out!
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Nat Turner Podcast 3
Nat Turner Podcast
In chapter 3 of the Nat Turner Podcast we begin to meet more of the white slave owners as they are mercilessly destroyed one by one. How did most whites find out that the revolt was happening? How did whites react to the news of the violence? We also begin to see the differences in the motivations of the original conspirators. As in any diverse community opinions vary.
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Nat Turner Podcast 2
Nat Turner Podcast
In chapter 2 Nat Turner and his men begin their wholesale slaughter of the slave masters in Southampton County, Virginia. One of the main reasons why Nat Turner's revolt has always remained controversial is that white women and white children were not excluded from this violence. Listen to it happening as if you were actually there yourself. You may be surprised by the way it makes you feel. What would you have done if you were a slave living in 1831?
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Nat Turner Podcast 1
Nat Turner Podcast
Chapter 1 of the Nat Turner Podcast presents a dramatization of the Sunday August 21st meeting between Nat Turner and his 6 co-conspirators. Listen in as Nat and his men prepare for battle!
info_outlineThe Nat Turner Podcast uses the techniques of Radio Drama, sound effects and a full cast of actors to recreate the most successful slave rebellion in U.S. History. Using sounds and dialogue alone Josh Harraway takes you on a wild ride of imagination back in time, to the days of American slavery.
What did the slaves really sound like? How did people from the past really interact with one another? Forget what you've seen in the movies and forget everything you thought you knew about American slavery. Based on numerous slave narratives The Nat Turner Podcast lets you hear the rich and authentic dialects of early 19th century slaves. These were real people with real dreams, complex personalities, relationships, emotions, strengths and weaknesses.
In chapter 2 Nat Turner and his men begin their wholesale slaughter of the slave masters in Southampton County, Virginia. One of the main reasons why Nat Turner's revolt has always remained controversial is that white women and white children were not excluded from this violence. Listen to it happening as if you were actually there yourself. You may be surprised by the way it makes you feel. What would you have done if you were a slave living in 1831?