Best Enigma Sept Hour Podcasts (2025)

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The Enigma Sept Hour podcast - ep. 234 - feat. KG Green

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On episode 234, Enigma Sept.sits down with graphic designer extraordinaire KG Green about what led him into the industry, the importance of connections and how he got the job to design the cover to the biggest song of 2023, Sexxy Red's "Pound Town".... Enigma also gives his hot takes on 50 Cent's obsession with Diddy's woes, the Forbes' new celebri…

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ESH 233 - ft. Oplex and Mo Makki (MoPlex)

10M ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. On episode 233, Enigma Sept. reconnects with Oplex and Mo Makki (collectively known as MoPlex) as they discuss the new Set The Bar Mixshow, their new project,”MoPlex Vol. II”, and how they are trying to connect with mature Hip Hop crowd… Enigma speaks about Kanye’s claim on autotune over T-Pain, the …

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ESH 232 - feat. Nef

10M ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. On episode 232, Enigma Sept. reconnects with hard-working producer/engineer Nef as they discuss Nef's childhood, his work with legends Statik Selektah and DJ Premier and Nef's latest project, "The Gentlemen's Board"... Enigma speaks about the passing of West Coast legend Bo$$, Kanye's latest offering…

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ESH 231: GAWDS

10M ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. On episode 231, Enigma connects with L3 of the Baltimore Hip Hop squad GAWDS as they discuss the group's latest project "Legends of the Dive Bar", the crew's musical methodology and life as a resident of Charm City Enigma sets blazing takes on Usher's visit to Russell Simmons in Bali, Flute Gawd Andr…

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ESH 230: DJ Heron

11M ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. On episode 230, Enigma connects with the Peruvian Boom Bap King DJ Heron as they discuss his transition from New York to Miami as a teen, his approach to making music as a producer/DJ and his latest project with Thirstin Howl III, "Thirstin on Heron"... Enigma sets blazing takes on the latest Diddy s…

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ESH 223: I'm Tired

11M ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. On episode 229, Enigma goes in as he talks about Usher and the call to protect black icons, Benzino's cry for redemption and why protesting the Grammys should be a task for black artists! #BoomBoomBoom #YouGotTimeBaby #FreedomTrainRadio #PhotosByEnigmaSept Playlist: Super Villian - John Creasy x Uncl…

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ESH 228 - feat. Umbravo

1y ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. The Enigma Sept Hour podcast - ep. 228 - feat. Umbravo On episode 228, Enigma re-connects with his most frequent guest Umbravo as they speak on sex in the music industry, Christmas songs and Umbravo's latest project, "White Christmas".... Also, Enigma gives his hot take on Nicki Minaj's Barbz vs Lil …

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ESH 227 - ft. Thomas Herndon (The Sound Bar)

1y ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. The Enigma Sept Hour podcast - ep. 227 - feat. Thomas Herndon (The Sound Bar) On episode 227, Enigma introduces owner Thomas Herndon as they discuss his top 5 rapper list, his new entity, The Sound Bar, and the inspiration behind the music event venue... Also, Enigma gives his hot takes on Kanye and …

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ESH - 226- feat. Monty Bing

1y ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. The Enigma Sept Hour podcast - ep. 226- feat. Monty Bing On episode 226, Enigma gets familiar with Jamestown's own Monty Bing as they discuss race politics in Hip Hop, his voyage into comedy and his new project, "No Vision"... Also, Enigma gives his hot takes on T-Pain's Soul Train Legend award, Luda…

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ESH - ep. 225 - feat. John Creasy and DJ Uncle Fester

1y ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. The Enigma Sept Hour podcast - ep. 225 - feat. John Creasy and DJ Uncle Fester On episode 225, Enigma interviews Niagara Falls' emcee John Creasy and Nova Scotia DJ Uncle Fester as they discuss how they linked up, their real friendship and their latest LP, "Super Villian"... Also, Enigma gives his ho…

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Joseph Ward Interview on the Enigma Sept Hour Podcast

3+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share On episode 130, Enigma reunites with Joe Ward about his various media outlets, co-founding Freedom Train Radio and his vision for the future of the network... Also, Enigma discusses the King Redd's performance in Atlanta, Ghostface Killah/Raekwon Verzuz and Samaria Rice/Tamika Mallory Grammy controversy…

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A Reading Of Arthur Schomburg's The Negro Digs Up His Past

3+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share Click the link below to read The Negro Digs Up His Past https://www.homeworkmarket.com/files/... #OTSOG #Blackhistory #arthurschomburg #historian Click the link to join the OTSOG family and get a free copy of On the Shoulders of Giants Vol: 1 North America https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/s... Casha…

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Walter Rodney

3+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share On March 23, 1942, Walter Anthony Rodney was born to parents Edward and Pauline Rodney in Georgetown, Guyana. Rodney’s family was considered working class, but he was still able to excel in his academics as a young boy. During high school he continued to excel which led him to graduate at the top of his…

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Marielle Franco: Afro-Brazilian Activist

3+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share As a city council member she used her position to help create change in Brazil fighting for black rights, LGBTQ+ rights, women’s rights, the rights of Brazil’s poor, and many more. She was a force to be reckoned with. Franco served as the chairperson of the Women's Defense Commission and also positioned…

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How Did Dr. Runoko Rashidi Began As A Historian & Anthropologist?

3+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share Dr. Runoko Rashidi is an anthropologist and historian with a major focus on what he calls the Global African Presence–that is, Africans outside of Africa before and after enslavement. He is the author or editor of twenty-two books, the most recent of which are My Global Journeys in Search of the Africa…

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The Importance of the Preservation of African American History: Delaitre Hollinger Interview

3+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share On today's broadcast I am interviewing Mr. Delaitre Hollinger, Historian and founder of the National Association for the Preservation of African American History & Culture (NAPAAHC). We will be discussing the importance of the preservation of African American history and culture. Mr. Hollinger is a youn…

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Dr. John Henrick Clarke: African Democracy

4y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share Make sure you study all of Dr. Clarke's work to fully see his impact on African people globally. Subscribe to our On the Shoulders of Giants YouTube Channel: YouTube.com/ontheshoulders1 Cashapp: $joeward84 Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @ontheshoulders1 Visit us at www.ontheshoulders1.com or www.ont…

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Sister Rosetta Thorpe: Gospel Legend & Godmother of Rock & Roll

4y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share On March 20, 1915, Rosetta Nubin was born in Cotton Plant, Arkansas, to parents Willis Atkins and Kate Bell Nubin. Her father Willis was a cotton picker and singer, her mother Kate was a singer, mandolin player and, a COGIC preacher for her traveling ministry. Tharpe began singing and playing the guitar…

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The Importance of the Preservation of African American History: Featuring Mr. Delaitre Hollinger

4y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share On today's broadcast I am interviewing Mr. Delaitre Hollinger, Historian and founder of the National Association for the Preservation of African American History & Culture (NAPAAHC). We will be discussing the importance of the preservation of African American history and culture. Mr. Hollinger is a youn…

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A Breakdown of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's "Where Do We Go From Here" speech by Joseph Ward

4y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share On the Shoulders of Giants Click the link to get your copy of On the Shoulders of Giants Vol 3: South America. http://ontheshoulders1.com/store/ Click the link to get your Amazon Kindle version https://www.amazon.com/Shoulders-Gian... Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OTSOG Follow us on Ins…

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JEAN-BAPTISTE POINTE DUSABLE: THE FOUNDER OF CHICAGO

4+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share In a village named St. Marc on the island of Saint Dominique, which is now Haiti, Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable was born around the year 1745. DuSable’s mother was an African woman who was formally enslaved and his father was a French sailor; because Dusable’s mother was free at the time of his birth he …

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Kujichagulia Mentality Pt 2 High John The Conqueror featuring Baba Olusegun Williams

4+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share I bring back Baba Samuel Olusegun for Kujichagulia Mentality Part 2, where we focus on the story of High John The Conqueror, plus much more. #OTSOG #Kujichagulia #oraltradition #blackhistory #babaolusegun #youtube #highjohntheconqueror Baba Olusegun IG: @baba_olusegun Educator, Folklorist, Historian, Mu…

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Kujichagulia Mentality Pt 1 With Baba Olusegun Williams

4+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share Joseph Ward and Baba Olusegun Williams have a discussion about Kujichagulia Mentality and, the importance of African oral traditions. #OTSOG #Kujichagulia #oraltradition #blackhistory #babaolusegun #youtube Baba Olusegun IG: @baba_olusegun Educator, Folklorist, Historian, Musician and Storyteller. Baba …

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THE RAIN QUEENS OF SOUTH AFRICA

4+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share This is a story about women who ruled the Limpopo Province of South Africa, the only matrilineal monarchy in the world; I introduce to you the Modjadjis or Rain Queens of Balobedu. Two stories exist that tell the origins of the Rain Queens, the first is in the 16th century, the Chief of Monomotapa was t…

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Agugust Wilson: The Man Behind The Plays

4+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share On April 27, 1945, Frederick August Kettel, Jr. was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to parents Frederick August Kettel, Sr. and Daisy Wilson. His father was a German immigrant who worked as a baker, his mother was a black woman from North Carolina who was a domestic worker. August was the fourth of six…

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The African American Contribution To The Building Of The Ledo Road | Interview With Dr. Gerri Seay

4+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share Joseph Ward is interviewing Dr. Gerri Seay about the African American contribution to the building of the Ledo Road. During WWII the Ledo Road was built by 6,000 men, 65% of the men building the road were African American soldiers. The road was 1079 miles long and served as a supply route to China. Join…

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Bass Reeves: The True Story of The Lone Ranger

4+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share When we think about the Wild West, the cowboys and the lawman that existed in that era, they are always white heroes. It has been proven that our black figures are left out of history even though they made great contributions to America over the centuries. The Lone Ranger character has its roots in the …

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Thomas Sankara

5+ y ago

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Thank you for Listening Please Share Thomas Sankara was born on December 21, 1949 in Yako, French Upper Volta, French West Africa, which is modern day Burkina Faso. Sankara attended high-school in a city named Bobo-Dioulasso; after he graduated his parents wanted him to become a Roman Catholic Priest. Sankara entered the military in 1966 …

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The Enigma Sept Hour - Episode 6 featuring Tareef Knockout 1:08:17

6+ y ago1:08:17

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Interview with Tallahassee's own Tareef Knockout regarding his grind in the rap game, love for FSU football and success of his latest single Lethal Simplicity.

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Alexander Pushkin

6+ y ago

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Thanks for listening. Alexander Pushkin was born June 6, 1799 in Moscow, Russia to a family of Russian nobility. His great-grandfather on his mother’s side-Abram Gannibal- was brought from Africa as a slave and rose to become an aristocrat. At the age of fifteen Pushkin published his first poem, and upon graduating from grade school he gained not…

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Miriam Makeba aka Mama Africa

6+ y ago

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Thanks for listening. Miriam “Zenzi” Makeba was born in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1932 to parents Caswell and Christina Makeba. During the time of her birth the country was facing an economic depression and apartheid. At the age of 18 days Miriam and her mother were imprisoned for illegally brewing beer; her mother was only trying to make sure …

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The Saramaka People

6+ y ago

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Thanks for listening. The South American countries of Suriname and French Guiana are home to many groups of people called Maroons who are African people that escaped slavery and created their own societies. The Saramaka People are one of six groups of Maroons who inhabit the two countries, the Ndyuka, Matawari, Paramaka, Aluku, and Kwinti are the o…

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Abram Petrovich Gannibal

6+ y ago

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Thanks for listening. Abram Petrovich Gannibal was born between 1667 and 1669 in the city of Logon near the Mareb River. It is said the city of Logon was located in Eretria, information also exist that suggests Logon was located in Cameroon. Gannibal is said the have been the son of a Prince before he was kidnapped by enemies of a rival culture an…

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Ivan Abramovich Gannibal

6+ y ago

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Thanks for listening. Ivan Abramovich Gannibal was born in Karjaküla, Reval Governorate, Russian Empire, which is now present day Estonia. He was the eldest of ten children to parents Abram Gannibal and Christina Regina Siöberg. Abram Gannibal was a well-known Russian nobleman, engineer and military leader. Becoming a part of the Russian military w…

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King JaJa of Opobo

6+ y ago

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Your browser does not support the audio element. JaJa was born in 1821 in Igboland Nigeria, information suggests that his birth name is Mbanaso Okwaraozurumbaa, and at the age of twelve he was sold to the slave trader Chief Allison of the city of Bonny, Nigeria. Jaja’s name was changed from his birth name to Jubo Jubogha by Chief Allison. He would…

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Kamehameha I The Great

6+ y ago

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According to Hawaiian legend a great king would unite the Islands, when a comet appears in the sky. 1758 Hailey’s comet was visible from the Hawaiian Islands; shortly after was the birth of Paiea (Kamehameha). He was born to parents Keoua his father and Keku’Iapoiwa his mother; his father was ali’i (Chief) of a region of the Island of Hawai’i. Kam…

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