Black History Month Episodes

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Rita Daniels, the great-great-great grandniece of Harriet Tubman. Rita shares her deep connection to the legendary abolitionist and freedom fighter, discussing how Tubman’s bravery and resilience continue to inspire her life and work today.Born in Auburn, New York—the same town where Harriet Tubman spent her final years—Rita grew up surrounded by the legacy of her heroic ancestor. She opens up about her mission to ensure Tubman’s story is never forgotte...

Black Children’s Book Week (2/25/24 - 3/2/24) celebrates Black children and Black-authored books for them. We sat down with four authors. Soleil Cross, known as Dr. Soleil is an eight-year-old author with a passion for STEM, and telling stories.“Pluto- Special, Just the Same Dwarf Planet” is her first book. Find it at https://www.solrizingstemadv.com/ or amazon Susan H. Hines, author of “Buckley is a Busy Boy” and “Buckley’s Family Fishing Trip”. Follow the adventures of this loveable pooc...

Mrs. Baldwin began her career in Ellaville, Georgia, as a teacher at a segregated high school. She went on to Columbus ,Ga and taught for ten years at Hardaway High School. Baldwin then moved to Gwinnett County to teach at Central Gwinnett High School, becoming the sole black teacher, and eventually the school's principal. From there, Baldwin was recruited to Buford City Schools as a principal. After four years in Buford, the board hired her to became the school superintendent. They did not r...