Episode 39: Bessie Coleman
Before Amelia Earhart broke barriers in the world of aviation, there was a Black Cherokee woman from Texas who used her love of aviation to break…
Episode 36: Missing Bobby Dunbar
In the summer of 1912, a four year old boy went missing while his family was camping near a Louisiana resort area. The day Bobby Dunbar disappeared was the day the lives of three families would be turned upside down. And it would take almost 100 years to find answers to the questions that hung over these families for generations.
Episode 35: Harry Tyson Moore
The journey to freedom has led to countless Black Americans sacrificing for the cause of civil rights with many sacrificing their lives for the movement…including Martin…
Episode 32: Robert Smalls
“My race needs no special defense, for the past history of them in this country proves them to be the equal of any people anywhere. All they need…
Episode 31: Black Wedding
“One need not be a Chamber—to be Haunted” – Emily Dickinson On April 22, 1930, a beautiful dark haired woman walked into a hospital in Key…
Episode 30: Greenbrier Ghost – Dead Women Do Tell Tales
Zona Heaster Shue’s life was cut short when she was murdered in 1897. She’s known in West Virginia lore as the Greenbrier Ghost because her ghost…
Episode 29: Wilmington Coup D’Etat
The only successful coup d’etat in American history happened in Wilmington,North Carolina in 1898. White supremacists, backed by the Democratic party, overthrew the local, biracial government.…
