Vol.3 - Hey podcast pals & fans! Every two weeks, we bring you fresh Black Canadian podcasts. Enhance your playlist, enjoy the content, and show these shows some love with a high-five review! 🎧
Ditto to you Sherley! There is a strong connection between some of the items and artifacts on display in the Reggie Lewis Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, and books, artifacts and other information located in Nova Scotia and the rest of the Canadian Maritines. For instance, apparently, Black sailors on whaling ships helped many enslaved Africans in the Eastern Maryland seaboard escape to New York, Massachusetts including Boston, Cape Code, Martha's Vineyard and New Bedford, then up into Nova Scotia and the Maritimes. Last year, I did a series of podcast interviews with historian and songstress Vienna Carroll in front of the Harriett Tubman statute in Harlem, NY where she discussed the little known important role Black sailors played to secure our freedom in the 1800s. Since Black sailors had agency compared to most enslaved Africans, especially compared to those in the southern portions of the USA, Vienna says clearly that the typical historical American narrative is incorrect and incomplete "because we freed ourselves!" Later this week, I will comb through my podcast archives to post up a link for you to at least one of the podcasts I did with with Vienna. Additionally, please email me since I would enjoy doing a Zoom Youtube podcast interview with you as our featured guest at a mutually convent time at some point in 2024. My email address is Dr.BobStressRelief@yahoo.com. With Gratitude, Bob Wright
Omgosh you need to also have Black Maritimes podcast on your show based on everything you mentioned. Love to be on your podcast and will email you tonight.
Dec 27, 2023Liked by Black Podcasting Awards, Sherley Joseph
Very pleased to see this helpful reminder about Black Canadians. During Spring 2023, I was fortunate to visit Nova Scotia, where I found more information about how Black sailors helped enslaved Black people in America, escape to freedom in Nova Scotia and the Maritines. I was also thrilled to learn that there is a plaque at the local hockey stadium acknowledging that the sport of ice hockey was founded by Black players in Nova Scotia in the early 1800s. This was mind blowing information for me and others. During 2024, I hope to interview several of the Black Canadian podcast hosts found on this post for my Youtube StressFreeNow podcast channel. Keep up the good work and best wishes for both financial and health prosperity in 2024 and beyond. Peace and Blessings, Dr. Bob, The Stress and Pain Relief Doctor. www.StressFreeNow.info
Thank you, Dr. Bob! 🙌 Your experience in Nova Scotia sounds incredible, and thrilled you found this list as a helpful reminder. Awesome on inviting these podcasters to your show.🎙️ Wishing you prosperity for your as well in 2024. Peace, blessings and Happy New Year!
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That’s awesome thank you
Ditto to you Sherley! There is a strong connection between some of the items and artifacts on display in the Reggie Lewis Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, and books, artifacts and other information located in Nova Scotia and the rest of the Canadian Maritines. For instance, apparently, Black sailors on whaling ships helped many enslaved Africans in the Eastern Maryland seaboard escape to New York, Massachusetts including Boston, Cape Code, Martha's Vineyard and New Bedford, then up into Nova Scotia and the Maritimes. Last year, I did a series of podcast interviews with historian and songstress Vienna Carroll in front of the Harriett Tubman statute in Harlem, NY where she discussed the little known important role Black sailors played to secure our freedom in the 1800s. Since Black sailors had agency compared to most enslaved Africans, especially compared to those in the southern portions of the USA, Vienna says clearly that the typical historical American narrative is incorrect and incomplete "because we freed ourselves!" Later this week, I will comb through my podcast archives to post up a link for you to at least one of the podcasts I did with with Vienna. Additionally, please email me since I would enjoy doing a Zoom Youtube podcast interview with you as our featured guest at a mutually convent time at some point in 2024. My email address is Dr.BobStressRelief@yahoo.com. With Gratitude, Bob Wright
Omgosh you need to also have Black Maritimes podcast on your show based on everything you mentioned. Love to be on your podcast and will email you tonight.
Very pleased to see this helpful reminder about Black Canadians. During Spring 2023, I was fortunate to visit Nova Scotia, where I found more information about how Black sailors helped enslaved Black people in America, escape to freedom in Nova Scotia and the Maritines. I was also thrilled to learn that there is a plaque at the local hockey stadium acknowledging that the sport of ice hockey was founded by Black players in Nova Scotia in the early 1800s. This was mind blowing information for me and others. During 2024, I hope to interview several of the Black Canadian podcast hosts found on this post for my Youtube StressFreeNow podcast channel. Keep up the good work and best wishes for both financial and health prosperity in 2024 and beyond. Peace and Blessings, Dr. Bob, The Stress and Pain Relief Doctor. www.StressFreeNow.info
Thank you, Dr. Bob! 🙌 Your experience in Nova Scotia sounds incredible, and thrilled you found this list as a helpful reminder. Awesome on inviting these podcasters to your show.🎙️ Wishing you prosperity for your as well in 2024. Peace, blessings and Happy New Year!