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Black History Bites

A Black Culture and Education podcast
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Black History Bites

BLAM UK

Black History Bites

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Black History Bites

BLAM UK

Black History Bites

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In this episode, we explore the issues surrounding zero tolerance policies and its impact on Black children in the UK educational system. We consider the repercussions, and how these policies disproportionately affect Black students. We then pr
Discover the forgotten tales of African empires on this week's episode! Journey through the pages of history to uncover the majestic Mali Empire, the legendary Ghana Empire, and the captivating Adal Sultanate Empire. These stories, often oversh
Discover the story of Lovers Rock, a special music style born in 1970s Britain. This episode explores how it came from reggae roots, grew in South London, and became a voice for Black communities. Lovers Rock songs celebrated love, empowered me
In this episode, We explore the history of Jamaican Sound Systems. From their roots in Kingston to their influence on British music, find out how these systems shaped communities and genres!
Welcome to our podcast episode, we are embarking on a journey to explore the intricate interplay of identities and how they shape the experiences of marginalized communities. Our focus today is on the profound concept of intersectionality and i
Join us on Black History Bites as we delve into the haunting history of Goree Island. This Senegalese island became a pivotal trading post, transporting goods and enslaved people to the Americas, Asia, and Europe. Explore its colonial histories
Explore the creativity of Black British television across six decades in this episode! From groundbreaking shows to cultural milestones, join us as we celebrate the rich history and impact of Black voices on the UK screen!
BLAM UK is thrilled to unveil its groundbreaking two-volume set of books, "Global Black Narratives for the Classroom: Black Britain & Europe (Vol 1)" and “Africa, The Americas and The Caribbean (Vol 2)." Book launch event: 11th December 2023!
In this episode, we explore the beauty and history of black hair, discussing the origins of a variety of hairstyles.
Welcome to our podcast episode, where we delve into the remarkable life of Gladys West, an influential inventor who played a pivotal role in shaping the world of GPS (Global Positioning System). #GladysWest #GPSInventor #Trailblazer #Inspiring
In this episode, we delve into the impact of Y2K aesthetics on the UK Rap scene, showcasing how this trend has gone through a fascinating evolution and adaptation to seamlessly integrate with today's fashion and music landscape. 🎤🖤🔥
We have a chat with author Nii Ayikwei Parkes about his upcoming novel Azúcar, the theme of 'home' and being a Black writer in Britain
Learn more about UK’s primary Black Theatre company
We look at Black British musicians in the 15th-19th Centuries
We look at how Black music across the world has been used as a form of protest; with a particular look at Samba music in Brazil
We look at the Ancient African kingdom of Kilwa Kisiwani
We look at the life and legacy of culinary griot Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor
We have a chat with author Rosanna Amaka about her new book Rose and the Burma Sky, the Black soldiers of WWII and being a Black author in Britain
We look at the history, impact and legacy of the Caribbean Artists Movement
We look at Saturday Schools in Britain and how they helped to support Caribbean children
Mami Wata, La Sirène, Mama Dlo. These are some of the names given to mermaids around Africa and the Caribbean. We look at the mythology surrounding these creatures
We look at the impact climate change is having on Black countries around the world, and the practices indigenous communities are using to try and combat it
Take a little look at Black art in Britain. It’s meaning and history, as well as some of the artists in the scene
In this episode we look at dancehall dances and pay tribute to the late, great Mr Wacky
The home of Black communities since the 1959s, Brixton has a long rich history. Join us as we explore this history and the impact Black people have had on the area
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