Black WWI Soldiers: The Forgotten Story
Wiki History!
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Espresso Talk: The End of Black History Month
Wiki History!
Does the end of Black history month mean the end of learning Black history? Do we still need Black history month? How can we continue to learn Black history AFTER Black history month has ended? Doug and Robin (siblings and historians) discuss these questions over a cup of espresso.
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May Podcast #2: Why I love history
Wiki History!
This episode addresses many of the reasons that people reject learning history and shows how history IS important as well as fun. The history makers who were born in May are presented as well as a great museum and a history maker who has gone "home to rest." Of course, we present a folktale about unity and end with a relaxation meditation. Join us for the information and the fun!
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Activists and Events Issue: April
Wiki History!
In this flagship episode of the Wiki History Podcast show, you will learn about great--but lesser-known--activists in the Civil Rights Movement. We will also focus on the weekly events, including the birthday of Dolores Huerta, National Library Week, National Equal Pay Day and the 1906 lynching of four young (and innocent) Black men. Bonus: Story by master storyteller, Eshu, about Purpose (Nia) and a short guided meditation for relaxation. Enjoy!
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The Celebration of Kwanzaa Day 7: Imani (faith)
Wiki History!
The seventh and last day of Kwanzaa focuses on Faith (or Imani in the Swahili language). Learn the meaning of Imani and listen to a guided experience of the Kwanzaa celebration on Imani. You will also hear a story of Imani by Master storyteller, Eshu!
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The Celebration of Kwanzaa: Day 6 (Kuumba)
Wiki History!
This podcast discusses the sixth day of the Kwanzaa celebration about creativity (or Kuumba in the Swahili language). On this sixth day, you will learn about the importance of sharing your unique gifts with the world. Also, you will learn why the 6th day of Kwanzaa is especially important and the meaning of the Karamu.
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Kwanzaa: Day 5 (Nia)
Wiki History!
This podcast show focuses on the fifth day of Kwanzaa. Purpose (or Nia in the Swahili language) is the theme for the day and it is a dynamic, uplifting and soul-searching discussion. What is your magnificent obsession?
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Kwanzaa: Day Four (Ujamaa)
Wiki History!
This podcast presents the fourth day of the celebration of Kwanzaa: cooperative economics (or ujamaa in the Swahili language)! On this show, you will learn what cooperative economics means in the context of Kwanzaa and how your family can celebrate and practice it every day.
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Kwanzaa: Day Three (Ujima)
Wiki History!
This podcast discusses the third day of Kwanzaa, which focuses on collective work and responsibility (or Ujima in the Swahili language). Learn what Ujima means in the context of Kwanzaa and the African American community and how your family can celebrate this great day.
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Kwanzaa Day Two: Kujichagulia
Wiki History!
The second day of Kwanzaa is called Kujichagulia (self-determination in Swahili). This podcast explains the concept of self-determination in the celebration of Kwanzaa and how to celebrate this important day. Everyone is welcome!
info_outlineDoes the end of Black history month mean the end of learning Black history? Do we still need Black history month? How can we continue to learn Black history AFTER Black history month has ended? Doug and Robin (siblings and historians) discuss these questions over a cup of espresso.