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“Jermaine speaks with the passion and confidence of some of my favorite professors; he puts me in the mood to learn. I just finished the first part of the John Brown episode and I feel like I learned more about him in an hour than I ever learned in high school or college. Great podcast and great charisma from the host <3”
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United States of America ·
12/30/20
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“This podcast is fantastic. The episodes about Sundiata Keita & Mansa Musa in particlular are INCREDIBLE. This is a well produced, informative, and interesting podcast. Wonderful for teachers! Highly recommended.”
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07/25/20
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“After discovering this podcast during Black History Month 2021, I have become a major fan. There is always so much to learn, and an informed understanding of the past from a humanitarian perspective can do so much to shape one’s outlook on life. Would recommend supporting Mr. Fowler’s work on...”Read full review »
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03/18/21
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“I appreciate the variety of perspectives you presented here, including from enslaved persons’. The details are so important. Thank you.”
TMT-DC via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/30/21
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