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Trey's Table

Trey Smith
Donald Trump
Racism
African American History
Civil Rights Movement
Slavery
Civil Rights
Reparations
Sinners
Barack Obama
Ron Desantis
Jim Crow
Florida
Thurgood Marshall
Racial Wealth Gap
American History
Black Lives Matter
Breonna Taylor
North Carolina
Civil War
White Supremacy

A podcast about African American politics, history, and culture.

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes450Founded4 years ago
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Recent Guests

Nicole Hannah Jones
Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and author of the 1619 Project
Howard University ( Knight Chair candidacy; UNC tenure controversy)
Episode: Trey’s Table Episode 449: Where the Stop Woke Act Died
Dr. Matt Corrigan
Professor of Political Science at Jacksonville University
Jacksonville University
Episode: Trey’s Table Episode 449: Where the Stop Woke Act Died
Dr. Monica Williams
Researcher who studies racial trauma
Academic researcher
Episode: Trey’s Table Episode 447 The Fourth Amendment and Race
Mark McCoy
Anthropology professor
Academic
Episode: Trey’s Table Episode 447 The Fourth Amendment and Race
Jeff Wiltsie
Historian, author of Contested Waters
University of Montana
Episode: Trey’s Table Episode 446: Black People Can Swim
Polana Lamonye
Founder, Black People Will Swim
Black People Will Swim
Episode: Trey’s Table Episode 446: Black People Can Swim
Marvin Miller
Former Players Union leader
MLB Players Association
Episode: Trey’s Table Episode 445: The Heroic Journey of Curt Flood
Idris Elba
Actor, musician, activist; knighted for services to young people
Knighted; Elba Hope Foundation; King's Trust
Episode: Trey’s Table Episode 443 The Blood Stained Crown: The British Royal Family and the Slave Trade
Brooke Newman
Professor, author of The Crown's Silence
Virginia Commonwealth University
Episode: Trey’s Table Episode 443 The Blood Stained Crown: The British Royal Family and the Slave Trade

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Trey Smith
Host of Trey's Table

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 37 ratings
  • Outstanding and informative!

    Listening is always educational and thought provoking. Great work, keep them coming.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LILDOT01
    United Statesa year ago
  • My new favorite podcast. He does such an amazing job of researching each topic and I love the book recommendations.

    Audible
    5
    James
    United States4 years ago
  • An amazing an innovative take on African American Culture

    My new favorite podcast. He does such an amazing job of researching each topic and I love the book recommendations.

    Audible
    5
    James
    United States4 years ago
  • Thoughtful and Heartfelt

    Listening to this podcast is like talking with a close friend! Your approach to real topics draws in the listener and encourages them to think critically and at the same time, to think about good things! Keep up the great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SunkissedMom
    United States4 years ago
  • Cultural Class Act

    The most informative, intelligent perspective on current political events and culture in a podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tranibe
    United States4 years ago

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Listeners praise the show for its thoughtful, thought-provoking approach to current events and history.
The discussions are described as intelligent and informative with a strong grounding in archival and factual analysis.

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Trey’s Table Episode 446: Black People Can Swim
Q: How did events in St. Augustine influence national civil rights momentum regarding public facilities like pools?
Protests at the Monson Motor Lodge pool, including the acid incident and media coverage, highlighted the brutality of segregation and helped shift public opinion and political will toward civil rights legislation.
Trey’s Table Episode 438 The Genius Of Marla Gibbs
Q: Tell me about salaries.
Gibbs explains that she never became rich from the Jeffersons; despite working on a hit show, the exploitation of early TV contracts meant she did not see commensurate compensation, highlighting systemic inequities and the importance of negotiating for long-term value.
Trey’s Table Episode 432 The Legal Elite and Race
Q: Where does the allegiance and domicile principle come from, and is it consistent with the Constitution's meaning of jurisdiction?
The host and Sauer discuss sources like Lincoln, 19th-century texts, and court cases, noting that while the principle has historical grounding, its application to birthright citizenship is contested and can diverge from contemporary views on citizenship and belonging.
Trey’s Table Episode 432 The Legal Elite and Race
Q: Do you think Native Americans today are birthright citizens under your test and under your friend's test?
Sauer explains that under his test, Native Americans would be considered birthright citizens if they are lawfully domiciled here, though the standard has to be interpreted within the framework of allegiance and domicile in the era's understanding.
Trey’s Table Episode 426:The Face of the NBA
Q: What drove the perception of Larry Bird as a
Bird resisted the Great White Hope label and proved that success comes from performance and character, not racial stereotypes, influencing how future stars are discussed and marketed.

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This series centers on African American politics, history, and culture through in-depth discussions, historical storytelling, and provocative interviews. Recent episodes span topics like reparations, voting rights, policing, media representation, and the legacies of slavery within institutions, often pairing archival context with contemporary implications. Notable strengths include anchored historical context (courts, policy, civil rights milestones) paired with personal narratives, and a willingness to challenge prevailing narratives with data, archival material, and guest expertise. It tends to attract listeners who seek thoughtful, issue-driven conversation that connects historical injustices to current policy and culture, with a willing... more

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Recent guests on Trey's Table include:

1. Nicole Hannah Jones
2. Dr. Matt Corrigan
3. Dr. Monica Williams
4. Mark McCoy
5. Jeff Wiltsie
6. Polana Lamonye
7. Marvin Miller
8. Idris Elba

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