Up From Slavery To WWII Hero At The Cannonball House Episode 9
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Release Date: 01/03/2019
The African Banjoist From The South! Episode 23
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Orderlyforlee takes the One Wild Southern Ride on a Banjo Journey with his guest, Author, Artist, Dancer and Voice Actor, Sule Greg Wilson. Sule did the voice acting for the Audiobook, Robert E. Lee’s Orderly A Modern Black Man’s Confederate Journey available at Audible and at Orderlyforlee.com. A multifaceted artists, Sule, introduces the listeners to the instrument that hails from the Coast of West Africa as the two men share his exciting music during the last episode for Season 1. Episode 23
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What's Love Got To Do With It? Episode 22
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
What's Love Got To Do With It? Orderlyforlee takes the One Wild Southern Ride into the heart of the matter as he discusses, "The Weapon of Love" with his guest, Jeremy Elkins. Jeremy is from the great State of Tennessee. Jeremy shares the impact the book, "Robert E. Lee's Orderly" had on him after meeting the author in Memphis in 2019. Episode 22
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An Italian Journey On An Arkansas Plantation Episode 21
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Orderlyforlee takes a Wild Southern Ride with an Italian Descendant from the SunnySide Plantation in Arkansas. His guest, grandma JoAnne, brings her Italian heritage to bare in this Bonus Episode. Hear this Wild Southern Journey from Italy to Arkansas. The Sunnyside Plantation, built as a cotton plantation, was farmed using the forced labor of African American slaves. 1890s to the 1910s, it used convict laborers and employed immigrants from Northern Italy, many of whom were subject to peonage. Episode 21
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A Slave Descendant & His 40 Acre Story Episode 20
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Orderlyforlee takes a Wild Southern Ride with one of his college friend in the tale of “A Slave Descendant and His 40 Acre Story.” Guest, Peter Stewart shares his family heritage and gives a riveting view of Confederate Heritage from a Black perspective. The two men attended Jackson State University. Listen in as the two men bring their stories to bare twenty years after college for One Wild Southern Ride indeed!! A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey continues. Episode 20
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An Okie For The Historical “Librevs” Episode 19
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Orderlyforlee invites an Okie, Dr. Les Tucker, to share his understanding of liberal historians. Tucker, author of “Magnolias And Cornbread” (An Outline of Southern History for Unreconstructed Southerners). The two men met at the National Sons of Confederate convention in 2018. Episode 19
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Lee’s Circle A New Orleans Gumbo Episode 18
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Orderlyforlee invites his guest, Geary Mason, President of The Robert E. Lee’s Monumental Association to discuss the gumbo brewing down in New Orleans. Listen to aftermath of the removal of Confederate monuments in the Crescent city. Here The Who, what, when and how if it all right here on the One Wild Southern Ride of Grace, Race and Confederate Heritage. A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey continues. Episode 18
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Beauvoir The Last Home of Jeff Davis & The Presidential Library Episode 17
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Orderlyforlee Podcast takes the Wild Southern Ride to the last home of President Jefferson Davis and the Presidential Library, “Beauvoir” It’s always a “Beautiful View” at Beauvoir. Guest, Marc Thompson, President of the Board of Directors at Beauvoir Beauvoir, the official sponsor of The Orderlyforlee Podcast is featured in this episode Visit Beauvoir at Beauvoir.org
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Florida & The Black Confederate Episode 16
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Orderlyforlee and his guest, Lola Sanchez, take on the subject of Florida and Black Confederates. Sanchez, a Floridian and supporter of Confederate Heritage brings a wealth of Black History from a Floridian perspective. The Wild Southern Ride continues as Orderlyforlee continues his Modern Black Man Confederate Journey
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When Race Didn't Matter In Mississippi Episode 15
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Orderlyforlee Podcast takes the Wild Southern Ride back into his Southern roots with his friend and guest, Claudette Esmeralda. The two neighborhood friends share their journeys growing up in the Great State of Mississippi and some of their school experiences. Orderlyforlee talks to one of his childhood friends about his Black Confederate Journey. Episode 15
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A Black Daughter of The Confederacy Episode 14
Robert E Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey
Hear the passion of a Black Daughter of The Confederacy on the One Wild Southern Ride of Grace, Race and Confederate Heritage. A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey continues with guest, United daughters of the Confederacy Archivist, Teresa Roane. Join Orderlyforlee for an interview into this twisted journey of Confederate Heritage, history and the War between the states. Episode 14
info_outlineThe Cannonball House and the Story of Cora Lundy, the slave, who lived there and the Hero Sons that she raised. One Wild Southern Ride takes you into the life of the Cannonball House and the discovery of a Black family that surpassed the circumstances of their day to arrive as true American Heroes. Cora was once featured in the research of Henry Louis Gates, Jr in his series, "Tracing Your Roots:" Three of Cora's sons served in World War II. One of them was distinguished with a medal of honor for his bravery during the War. Orderlyforlee interviews Archivist, Wayne Dobson of the Cannonball House in Macon Georgia to uncover the lives of the Black people who lived there. Cora born between the year of 1850-1853 died on December 14, 1921 in Macon, GA. For over 40 years, Cora worked in the Cannonball House. Judge Asa Holt built the home in 1853.. During the Battle of Dunlap's Hill in 1864, a cannonball landed in the parlor of the home and thus the name of the home.
Art work (Featured Episode Images) at Orderlyforlee Podcast is the work of Gregory Newson, Artist and Publisher and can be obtained at newsonpublishing.com
Book: Robert E. Lee's Orderly A Modern Black Man's Confederate Journey Published October 2015 (Foreword by Historian, Dr. Otis W. Pickett, PH.D)
Extended Edition: Published August 2018 (Foreword by James Meredith, Author and one of the last living Civil Rights Icons)
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