juneteenth Podcasts

Take a joyful and powerful journey through the history, culture, and celebration of Juneteenth. From the delayed freedom in Galveston to modern-day festivities, this six-part series honors the resilience, resistance, and rich traditions of Black communities in America. For more insightful and engaging podcasts, visit https://www.quietperiodplease.com/Click here to browse handpicked Amazon finds inspired by this podcast series! https://amzn.to/424pzou

"Juneteenth" is a three-part podcast series that delves into the rich history and significance of Juneteenth. The first episode explores the origins of Juneteenth, from the Emancipation Proclamation to the announcement of freedom in Galveston, Texas, in 1865. The second episode traces the evolution of Juneteenth celebrations over the years, highlighting its spread, cultural traditions, and resurgence during the Civil Rights Movement. The final episode examines the journey towards Juneteenth's recognition as a national holiday, its impact on contemporary society, and the personal reflections of those who honor this pivotal day in American history.

On this podcast the history of Juneteenth is explained by historians, published authors, genealogist, tour guides and other professionals. All interviews are hosted by Cornelia Harris Banks, the first African American female city council member and a native of Galveston Island.

Experience the vibrant spirit of Oklahoma's festival season as we delve into the upcoming events and fashion trends set to dazzle in the heartland. Kicking off with the largest Juneteenth Festival in the US! This week filled festival is filled with music, food, and cultural remembrance. Join us as we talk to Lauren Corbitt Evans, the executive director of Tulsa Juneteenth, exploring the significance of fashion in celebrating culture and heritage. This year, their grand event includes the Legacy and Luxury Fashion Show, a fusion of modern trends and historical homage, showcasing local talent on the historic Greenwood Avenue. Get ready for the summer with the hottest fashion trends, from bold eyeshadows and vibrant hues to comfortable and stylish chunky sandals. Discover how Oklahoma combines tradition with trendsetting styles, providing both a cultural experience and a feast for the fashion-forward enthusiast.

Finance PhD Dr Boyce Watkins moves an entire generation of African Americans to get off the corporate plantation, build financial literacy and talk about money in a fun, compelling and thoughtful way. Delivering information unlike any other scholar in America, Dr. Watkins will leave you inspired, educated, fulfilled and empowered. Join the revolution.

Reparations Media & Juneteenth ProductionsAre YOU a “Change Agent”? Organizer. Activist. Educator. Policy maker. Block club leader. Nonprofit founder. Religious leader. Business owner. Voter. Neighbor. Change Agents is a documentary series revealing the power of community-driven activism told by those in the fight. These are the stories you aren’t hearing — told by and for communities of color and other marginalized communities that have long been overlooked, misrepresented and maligned.Headquartered in Chicago and produced across the Midwest, we highlight authentic, actionable, grassroots solutions to society’s most pressing problems — including reentry after incarceration, homeownership disparities, anti-Blackness, the mental health crisis, and more.Produced by a team made up of BIPOC, female, queer and disabled journalists, for Reparations Media, with support from Juneteenth Productions. Executive Producers: Judith McCray and Maurice Bisaillon. Senior Producer: Mary Hall. Operations & Digital Manager: Nicole Nir. Head of Development: Alina Panek. Sound Design: Erisa Apantaku & Will Jarvis. Follow us wherever you get podcasts, or at changeagentsthepodcast.com. Subscribe to our newsletter at bit.ly/change_agents_newsletter.

Juneteenth

Join Dr. Michael G. Cartwright, host of Juneteenth Conversations, for searching conversations with University of Indianapolis faculty and staff about our common future. On June 19th, 1865, word reached Galveston, Texas that they were free. The following year, these former slaves gathered at the A.M. E. Church to celebrate the good news of freedom. That occasion became known as Juneteenth. We want to have searching conversations about interracial topics through this monthly podcast touching on the history and current events relative to Juneteenth, social justice, inclusion, and equality.

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In this episode we discuss Juneteenth, Covid, Air travel and more

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Juneteenth is a national holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. For some people this day marks their true day of freedom. In this documentary, KUT’s Miles Bloxson speaks to Black Austinites about the history of Juneteenth, how they celebrate the holiday and explores the question, “Are We Really Free?” Produced at KUT & KUTX Studios.

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What are the symbols for the Juneteenth flag? The star, symbols and the colors.

The U.S. government is catching up with Black people who have been commemorating the end of slavery in the United States for generations with a day called “Juneteenth. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smarth/support

The U.S. government is catching up with Black people who have been commemorating the end of slavery in the United States for generations with a day called “Juneteenth.” President Joe Biden signed a bill Thursday that was passed by Congress to set aside Juneteenth, or June 19th, as a federal holiday. “I hope this is the beginning of a change in the way we deal with one another,” he said. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smith20/support

The U.S. government is catching up with Black people who have been commemorating the end of slavery in the United States for generations with a day called “Juneteenth.” President Joe Biden signed a bill Thursday that was passed by Congress to set aside Juneteenth, or June 19th, as a federal holiday. “I hope this is the beginning of a change in the way we deal with one another,” he said. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rose4990/support

In celebration of Juneteenth, LibriVox volunteers bring you five different versions of O Southland!, by James Weldon Johnson. This was the weekly poetry project for 18 June 2006.(Summary by Annie Coleman)