Class is in session. Interdependent Study is about the learning and unlearning work for social justice and collective liberation. Interdependent Study is hosted by Damien Franze, an angry Black man from Baltimore who wears his heart on his sleeve, and Aaron Hood, an angry white man from Florida who is always thinking. We're two friends who work in education and share a commitment to social justice. We believe that we are always learning; always arriving. People constantly learn and unlearn by reflecting on their experiences. Interdependent Study is designed to be a community for this work. more

This is a podcast by Louis Moore and Derrick White. As trained historians and leading scholars on sports and race, we discuss the history of the black athlete in a contemporary conversation. Moore is the author of I Fight for a Living: Boxing and the Battle for Black Manhood, and also We Will Win the Day: The Civil Rights Movement, The Black Athlete, and the Quest for Equality. White is the author of The Challenge of Blackness: The Institute of the Black World and Political Activism in the 1970s, and Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Jake Gaither, Florida A&M, and the History of Black College Football more

The good, the bad, and the petty of Florida politics... hosted by the most reliable... Florida Black Girls!

Outta Line Podcast is a conversation between two men to unearth the nuances of Blackness. Black Motives- a Haitian Bahamian American straight man from South Florida- and DéRecco- a Black gay man from West Virginia - introduce dynamic conversations that are both mainstream and 'outta line'. Our conversations center on personal, and pop culture topics. In this space, we and our occasional guests, converse authentically, learn, and laugh with our genuinely inclusive community. Our goal is to create space for Black people to converge transparently at our various identity intersections. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast. more

A black creative podcast focused on analyzing art made by black people or through the lenses of black viewers. Produced in the WANM-FM 90.5 'The Flava Station' studios at Florida A&M University (FAMU) School of Journalism & Graphic Communication. Follow Us: @905TheFlava more

The city of Jacksonville turned 200 in 2022, but how much do Jaxsons really know about their city's history? Bygone Jax: Our Unsung History, a podcast from WJCT Public Media, highlights some of the lesser known or little explored stories from the River City's past.In Episodes 1 and 2, we take listeners back to March of 1863, when two regiments of Black Union soldiers were sent to Jacksonville to occupy the city for the third time during the Civil War. Their mission: pester Confederate troops in the area, free enslaved people along the St. Johns River and enlist as many Black men as possible.They were there for just three weeks, but during that short span of time, media coverage of what transpired in Jacksonville helped turn the tide of public opinion on Black troops serving in the army. Seeing this as a chance to tip the scales in the Union's favor, President Abraham Lincoln's administration decided to move forward with the full-scale enlistment of Black troops. Some historians believe the Union wouldn't have won the war if it weren't for the resulting influx of manpower.In Episodes 3-5: The indigenous history of Northeast Florida stretches back over 12,000 years, but too often conversations about it are limited to a handful of talking points which may not even be true. With the help of research by local experts and supporting historical documents, we tackle three of the most common myths and misconceptions about Jacksonville's indigenous history and take a look at the far more fascinating truth.Finally, in Episodes 6-7, In 1908, a small film company called Kalem came to Jacksonville. Over the next few years they would revolutionize the film industry, and, for a short time, the city would be known as 'The Winter Film Capital of the World.' Research for this podcast comes from Florida State College at Jacksonville, which launched a new History of Jacksonville course in fall of 2022. more

A podcast on today's society and culture and everyday life, news in the entertainment industry and even, therapeutic self help discussions. Talking about everything from politics and business/careers to those wild, raunchy Florida Man stories and everything in between. Giving you the 'real, raw, and uncut, yet logical,' mind of a young black man from a wooded area of Florida, 'The Loop.' more

On this podcast you'll get chance to listen to interviews on current topics, from officers around the country. This podcast is narrated by a black police officer in central Florida.  more

'Straight Talk With Trevor' is a podcast created by your host Trevor (aka Mr. Straight Talk'. It is a platform that touches on topics that are affecting the Black community. Trevor was born in Kingston, JA, and grew up in South Florida. He is a husband and father. Trevor has a passion for promoting and uplifting the Black family and loves to stir up conversations that make his listeners think and engage. more

Hey cherubs! Welcome to And That's On What? The Podcast with Alicia Nwajei! I am an educated black woman from the infamous FLORIDA! Aside from being a new podcaster, I am also an entrepreneur! Want to get to know me more? Join me on this life journey as a millennial where I talk about controversial topics, current events, music, TV, movies, food, and more! You can join me on Apple Podcasts, Anchor, or Spotify! And that's on what? A GOOD TIME!? more