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The History Hotline

Deanna Lyncook
Jamaica
Caribbean History
Policing
Windrush Scandal
UK Privy Council
Caribbean Court Of Justice
Black History
Colonialism
Notting Hill Carnival
Reggae
Jamaican Politics
New Cross Fire
Black People's Day Of Action
Rafah
Immigration
Jamaican Teachers
Israel
Racism
Rastafarianism
Palestine

The History Hotline is the hottest line for all things Black history and beyond... A space to have honest conversations about Black history and how it impacts the world we live in. We’re here to explore some of the facets of Black history ignored by the mainstream, your teachers and the textbooks.

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4 incredible years and 150 episodes of The History Hotline later, the show has come to an end. I have decided to take a long break from podcasting and can't make any promises as to when I will be back. Thank you all for your support tuning into this ... more

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"This was a continuation of the British Caribbean Experience: fighting with Britain during global wars, and during times of peace fighting British authorities for justice."

This week I am joined by author Colin Douglas discussing his book 'The Carib... more

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In November 2023, Hannah Gaffey on her flight to Kingston, Jamaica witnessed what she believed to be a deportation. After standing with other passengers to stop the plane taking off, the passenger then unknown to her was removed from the flight along... more

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This week I'm joined by Rebecca Adams, archivist at the Stuart Hall Archives housed at the University of Birmingham. We talk about the importance of archiving Black life in Britain and how it informs our historical research. The life of the education... more

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Kandace Chimbiri
Author and advocate for Black history in literature
Episode: 138: Children's Literature ft. Kandace Chimbiri
Alexandria Miller
Founder of Strictly Facts, a Guide to Caribbean History and Culture, and PhD candidate in Africana Studies.
Brown University
Episode: 134: Academic Life, PhDs and Jamaican Women ft. Alexandria Miller

Host

Deanna Linkook
Host of The History Hotline, focusing on Black history and its societal implications.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 186 ratings
  • Brilliant podcast

    Such a brilliant podcast! Deanna Lyncook is an amazing host, asking insightful questions and sharing fascinating history. I love listening to the podcast and I’ve already learned so much. Thank you so much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mi-a99
    Switzerland8 months ago
  • Brilliant podcast

    Excellently researched and well presented

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Adamec87
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Recommended listening for Brits

    Deanna does an excellent job shining a light on black British history. As a British born Australian trying to expand my awareness of non-white history and culture, this podcast has been invaluable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ClaireBear1271
    Australia4 years ago
  • Love it

    10/10

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    5
    theChuchbell
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • 👌🏾

    Very informative and delivered so well

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    5
    Barney84
    United Kingdom4 years ago

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Many have found the discussions informative and relevant, often expressing gratitude for the educational value provided.
The podcast is praised for its accessibility, with audiences noting the host's ability to make complex subjects understandable for all.
Listeners appreciate the well-researched and engaging content that shines a light on often-overlooked aspects of Black history.

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Talking Points

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134: Academic Life, PhDs and Jamaican Women ft. Alexandria Miller
Q: How has it been conducting oral histories?
It's challenging but rewarding as it allows for a different approach to scholarship that prioritizes personal stories.
134: Academic Life, PhDs and Jamaican Women ft. Alexandria Miller
Q: Why did you choose to pursue a PhD?
Alexandria wanted to impact education and empower people of color to understand their history better.
139: The Forgotten Generations ft. Donald Campbell
Q: What is The Forgotten Generations? What do you do with The Forgotten Generations and why did you start it?
The Forgotten Generations was started to interview people about their life stories, focusing on those who were left behind during migration and military service.
143: A longer history of the far right
Q: Has anything changed regarding racism and the treatment of ethnic minorities in Britain since the 1960s?
While some aspects of life are better today than in the past, many institutions like policing and politics still exhibit entrenched cycles of racism, suggesting that substantial change is still needed.
143: A longer history of the far right
Q: Why don't racists go to prison for racism?
The laws make it difficult to prove that specific actions are driven by racist beliefs, often leading to lesser charges being applied to far-right individuals compared to those protesting against racism.

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What is The History Hotline about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast offers a rich exploration of Black history, focusing on often overlooked stories and perspectives that challenge mainstream narratives. It emphasizes the relevance of historical events and figures in understanding contemporary social issues, particularly those affecting Black communities. Through engaging discussions and interviews, the content highlights intersections between past and present, addressing topics such as systemic racism, immigration, cultural identity, and pivotal historical moments such as the Windrush scandal and significant protests.

The unique approach of this podcast lies in its commitment to educational enrichment, providing listeners with insights into Black contributions to history that are rarely cover... more

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