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Episode 26 – Unknown Black Heroes
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The Brother To Brother Podcast is back with a special episode for the beginning of February aka Black History Month.
Join host Reggie aka Hiddanas & John aka Tempiwmf as we discuss the the big stories in the news, our personal lives, and the craziness we see around us. On this episode our main topic is unknown black heroes. We all know the popular black figures (Mandela, MLK Jr, Rosa Parks, etc) but we wanted to explore the many heroes who go unnamed. So together we highlight a few of the many people who have contributed to the greatness of this nation and the uplifting of people all around the world.
Episode Highlights:
- Black Twitter Battles, Malcolm X vs. Muhammad Ali, and Black Panther/Lightning Updates
- We discuss the controversial memo which wasn’t so controversial.
- We talk about how the sausage is made and why our Shut Down predictions were off.
Segments:
- Ass Hat of the Year – We nominate a worthy group for Ass Hat of the Year.
- Hero of the Year – Tempiwmf again nominates someone truly deserving.
Main Topic: Unknown Black Heroes
- We discuss the triumph of Robert Smalls and his daring “boat jacking.”
- We also highlight a man who, because of his deeds, would be known by the allies and enemies alike as the “Black Death.”
- Tempiwmf butchers the name but not the legacy of one of Ghana’s great queens and freedom fighters
- We discuss the a long serving leader of the civil rights movement and the first transgender elected official
We Shall Over Come
Truly there is something for almost everyone on the Brother To Brother Podcast. We hope you’ll enjoy this show, will share, rate, and review this podcast, and please feel free to write in with any comments or questions you might have (BrothertoBrotherPod@gmail.com).
As always remember to Speak Your Truth, Tell Your Story & Stay Woke!!!
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