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BMA: Black Media Archive Podcast

The Black Media Archive is a multi-media collection of African and African-American history, including speeches, archival video, movies, music, and more. It exists as a central resource of Black history in multi-media formats.

Episodes:	169
Language:	en
Updated:	3 months ago (login to update)
Categories:	*Society & Culture History Education Arts*

Episode 136: Fannie Lou Hamer

Published: 3 months ago
Size: 3.3MB

In this episode Fannie Lou Hamer recalls her treatment while stopping in Winona, Mississippi on June 9, 1963 with a group of young men and women after attending a voter registration workshop.

Episode 135: Coretta Scott King

Published: 3 months ago
Size: 7.9MB

Coretta Scott King gave this speech on Women's Day (1971).

Episode 134: "Let It Burn" (part 2)

Published: 3 months ago
Size: 81.0MB

The conclusion of the documentary titled "Let It Burn" (1968) which is an hour long interview between Robert F. Williams and documentary film maker Robert Carl Cohen.

Episode 134: "Let It Burn" (part 1)

Published: 3 months ago
Size: 81.1MB

This episode is the first half of the documentary titled "Let It Burn" (1968) which is an hour long interview between Robert F. Williams and documentary film maker Robert Carl Cohen.

Episode 133: Political Ads

Published: 3 months ago
Size: 4.3MB

This episode contains two classic political ads. The first is an ad from Kennedy's 1960 Presidential campaign, and the second is from Ford's 1976 Presidential campaign.

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