On this episode of #IDKMYDE, Get ready to uncover the astonishing story of the wealthiest king you've probably never heard of! We're diving into the legendary tale of this African ruler who lived in the 1300s. Picture this: a kingdom so rich that its king, decided to build a swimming pool for his favorite wife...in the middle of the desert!. Join us as we explore the life and times of this enigmatic figure, and discover why he's often hailed as one of the richest kings in history.

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On this episode of #IDKMYDE, Get ready to dive deep into the murky waters of biblical interpretation, Join us as we uncover the unsettling truths behind how religion was used to justify slavery, with direct instructions from the Bible itself. From Ephesians to Colossians, we'll explore the scriptures that were cherry-picked to keep enslaved minds submissive and accepting of their status.

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B Dhat dives into a rhythmic fusion of hip-hop and funk in this studio-set episode. Listeners will get a look at how technology amplifies creativity and education with the latest facts he learned from the museum.

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On this episode of #IDKMYDE, Join us for a jaw-dropping episode as we unravel the shocking story of Alice Sebold and Anthony Broadwater. IJoin us as we delve into this harrowing tale of injustice and the questions it raises about our legal system. Don't miss out on this eye-opening episode of our podcast, where truth meets tragedy.

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This episode spotlights the provocative work of rising NYC-based artist Lakea Shepard, originally hailing from the South. This feature promises an enlightening snapshot into art's transformative power when enriched by the perspectives of contemporary African American creators.

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This episode spotlights the provocative work of rising NYC-based artist Lakea Shepard, originally hailing from the South. This feature promises an enlightening snapshot into art's transformative power when enriched by the perspectives of contemporary African American creators.

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On this episode of #IDKMYDE, we delve into a chapter of history as we explore the events that unfolded on 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue in New York City. Back during the Civil War, when the North needed more soldiers, a draft was implemented—but with a cruel twist. White folks could dodge the draft by paying, leaving the working-class white men to bear the burden. Fueled by anger and racism, they unleashed a horrific rampage, targeting innocent black men, women, and children. But amidst the chaos, there were tales of resilience as the children of the orphanage miraculously escaped unharmed.

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In this episode of #IDKMYDE, join us as we delve into the tumultuous events that gripped Detroit during the race riots of 1943 and 1967. From the initial clashes to the underlying causes and long-lasting repercussions, discover the profound impact of these tragic episodes.

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On this episode of #IDKMYDE, we're diving into the fascinating story of Frederick McKinley Jones, the unsung hero who literally invented cool. Yes, air conditioning and refrigeration? That's all thanks to this incredible innovator. So join us as we uncover the remarkable life of Frederick McKinley Jones and celebrate the man who made staying cool look oh-so-cool.

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On this episode of #IDYMYDE, we're delving into some chilling historical parallels that might just leave you speechless. We're talking about the Casual Killing Act of 1669, a law that granted impunity to masters for killing their slaves as a result of punishment. Yeah, you read that right – no murder charges. So join us as we unpack these uncomfortable truths and ask ourselves, how far have we really come?

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