
The Griot is a modern historical, cinematic, movie, and podcast platform inspired by the African griot, the ancient storyteller and keeper of legacy. We bring history, action, drama, fiction, documentaries, culture, and untold stories to life through powerful visual and audio storytelling. Stories. Roots. Legacy.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 720 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmHistory | |||

On 22 April 1978, more than thirty thousand people filled the National Stadium in Kingston to watch Bob Marley join the hands of Prime Minister Michael Manley and opposition leader Edward Seaga. The gesture became a legend. This episode sets the lege... more
In 1998, police detained Donald "Zeeks" Phipps. Supporters surrounded the Central Police Station and downtown Kingston was thrown into days of unrest in which four people, including two police officers, were killed. Then police brought Zeeks onto a b... more
Before Dudus, there was Jim Brown.
Lester Lloyd Coke, known as Jim Brown, was the Tivoli Gardens area leader whom court-linked testimony later described as the Jamaican leader of the Shower Posse. The United States sought his extradition. In Februar... more
In February 2013, in a federal courtroom in Baltimore, Jamaican-born Jean Brown took the witness stand at her own murder trial. She told the jury she had nothing to do with drug trafficking and nothing to do with the death of a man named Michael Knig... more
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Not researched just slop. Kinda racist
So, there’s a tiny chance I’m wrong (in which case I’d delete this review) but I’m 90% sure this is just ai. The release schedule for one, no history podcast could churn out this much content this quickly. And the one episode I did start to listen to came across quite clearly as AI slop. The narration is so stilted that it would only make sense for someone with a weak grasp of English - but there’s no accent here. There might be some good history in there! But given how unreliable AI is, it’s im... more
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The series presents deep-dive, narrative histories that weave crime, politics, and culture into a broader social tapestry. With a focus on Caribbean urban centers, it explores power, loyalty, and community dynamics through meticulously researched episodes that merge archival material, expert context, and on-the-ground storytelling. Across episodes, listeners encounter multi-faceted portraits of gang networks, political patronage, and the cultural ecosystems—like sound-system culture—that shape and reflect those histories. Its strength lies in transforming complex, sometimes overlooked stories into cinematic, immersive narratives that balance factual detail with human-scale storytelling, making it a strong fit for history enthusiasts, true-c... more
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2. Norris Nembhard
3. Wayne Smith
4. Christopher Linton
5. Ijahman Levi
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