The Humanity Archive Podcast focuses on the overlooked narratives in the pages of the past. Challenging dominant perspectives, Jermaine Fowler goes outside the textbooks to find stories that are recognizably human. Connecting current issues with the heroic struggles of those who’ve come before us, he brings hidden history to light and makes it powerfully relevant.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Category | History |
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The title of history's wealthiest person isn't claimed easily. But in the 14th century, Mansa Musa wore that crown. As ruler of the Mali Empire, he controlled more gold than anyone in the world. And his 10,000-person pilgrimage to Mecca was about to ... more
A black woman's pen ignites a firestorm, exposing the savage reality of racial terror in America. Ida B. Wells Barnett risks everything to unmask the lies behind lynching, facing death threats and destruction. Can her relentless pursuit of justice sh... more
Uncover the chilling secrets of COINTELPRO, the FBI's covert operation to crush civil rights movements and silence dissent. Hear the gripping story of ordinary citizens who risked it all to expose this war on activism, challenging us to rethink the b... more
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Exceptional history podcast. Learning so much powerful information. THANK YOU
Updated to add: I love the new interview format! Jermaine asks really profound questions. I’m learning so much, as ever, and love hearing Jermaine in dialogue with other modern historians. Really opening up the lists of books and podcasts for me to check out. One of my top favorite podcasts!!!
Informative, engaging, thoughtful! I always learn something new. Highly recommend!
I would love for you to do a show on those people that fully support trump and his Supreme Court and all the climate change denying that accompanies that who in their personal lives live like it’s the end of days. Who have dozens of solar panels and have perfected the art of preserving food. I have seen this first hand and am astounded. I want to know why they do this. Why support these dangerous politics when you’re aware how the planet is changing
I can feel Jermaine’s passion through his voice. He’s unearthed many of the unknowns of black history for me. I recommend this podcast to anyone who wants to learn about the parts of American history that have been omitted or whitewashed to make the masses feel “comfortable”.
I love that this podcast is based with primary documents and research but the host manages to weave in storytelling and emotion - not to manipulate your emotions, but to bring out the humanity in this history. If Fowler had been your college history professor, you would have made sure to attend every lecture!
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Exploring the lesser-known narratives of history, a powerful series connects current societal challenges to the often overlooked stories from the past. With a focus on human experiences and the struggles of marginalized communities, the host illuminates historical events that challenge dominant perspectives, shedding light on the complexities and truths often left untold. Episodes cover a wide range of topics, from the impact of slavery and civil rights struggles to the connections between contemporary societal issues and historical injustices. This approach not only educates but also invites listeners to reflect on how history informs present realities, making it particularly relevant and thought-provoking for those interested in social ju... more
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2. Jesse Williams
3. Dr. Edda Fields Black
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5. Sharon McMahon
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