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episode 1: Deeply Well with Devi Brown: Adapt and Adjust with Lalah Delia
The Black Effect Presents... Deeply Well!
Understanding one’s sensitivity; over our emotions, mind, and spirituality can take time to examine and define. How do you respond to toxicity? How do you adapt? What is the name of what you’re going through? Finding the answers to these questions could lead you to being your full self.
On today’s episode, Lalah Delia joins the conversation...
episode 2: Top 5 Rap Producers of All Time feat. DJ Clark Kent
The Black Effect Presents... The What?!
Who is the best producer in rap music? Dre Dre? Pharrell? Kanye? DJ Premier? Join Nyla, Mouse and legendary DJ/Producer Clark Kent for great convo on who's in the upper echelon of rap production.
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episode 2: IDKMYDE: The Ultimate Flip
In this episode of #IDKMYDE, B-Daht discusses how one of the 1st HBCU’s was originally a prison!
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episode 3: IDKMYDE: Katrina Parrot Patent
In this episode of #IDKMYDE, Bdaht talks about a Black emoji creator whose goal was to create emoji diversity and tackle digital non-inclusion but has been blocked at every turn during the patent process.
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episode 4: IDKMYDE: NISSAN – National Museum of African American Music Tour
In this episode of #IDKMYDE, Bdaht walks you through some of his favorite exhibits at the National Museum of African American Music. He had the pleasure of visiting the museum during The Thrill of Possibility Summit in Nashville, TN! Together with Nissan, The summit connects HBCU students with leaders across the STEAM industry for mentorship, conversations on careers, branding, and networking opportunities that can lead to success post-graduation...
episode 5: IDKMYDE: #MM Atlanta 1906
In this episode of #IDKMYDE, Bdaht remembers the Atlanta Race Riot or the Atlanta Race Massacre. This event was one of the series of violent conflagrations that erupted in southern cities during the dawn of Jim Crow era.
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episode 6: IDKMYDE: What Do You Mean FREE COLLEGE??
Ever wondered why student loan debt is such a massive burden? On this episode of #IDKMYDE, we're exploring the surprising history behind it. We're diving into the political twists and turns, especially the Reagan era, where free college was deemed a no-go.
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episode 7: IDKMYDE: Drowning Towns
On this episode of #IDKMYDE, did you know that some man-made lakes hold the secrets of forgotten black towns? From Lake Lanier in Georgia to Lake Martin in Alabama, and even the massive Lake Norman in Charlotte, North Carolina – these spots have dark tales beneath the surface. Join us as we uncover the shocking stories of communities forced out, homes burned, and black history erased. So, before your next lakeside chill, listen in and learn about what's hidden beneath the waters...
episode 8: IDKMYDE: "NO TRESPASSING" Signs Are Racist AF
On this episode of #IDKMYDE, Ever seen a 'no trespassing' sign and wondered about its origins? Turns out, it's rooted in a dark chapter post-Civil War. From outrageous fines to auctions reminiscent of the enslaved period, discover the history behind these signs. So, the next time you spot a 'no trespassing' sign, you'll know it's more than just a warning – it's a symbol of a painful past.
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episode 9: IDKMYDE: Bloody Lowndes
On this episode of #IDKMYDE, We're diving into a lesser-known slice of history – the birth of the Black Panther Party for Self Defense in Oakland, California, and its roots in the rural, mighty Lowndes County, Alabama. From the Lowndes County Freedom Organization to Stokely Carmichael's involvement with SNCC and the iconic Black Panther emblem, we're unraveling the threads of political activism that laid the groundwork for the Black Panther movement...