Kindaris Pictures Podcast

Kindaris Pictures Podcast

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Kindaris Pictures Podcast episodes

  • The Sugar Hill Case

    After they'd spent nearly a decade revitalizing the community, Black residents of the West Adams district in Los Angeles were at risk of being kicked out.


    Sources:
    "Pacts Are Held Unconstitutional" - The Afro American (Dec. 15, 1945)
    "The Thrill of Sugar Hill" - by Hadley Meares (Curbed - Los Angeles)

    12 min
  • Lena Horne as Lorna Dean

    In November of 1944, Lena Horne made a monumental guest appearance on "Suspense" a CBS radio series sponsored by Roma Wines.


    Referenced Article "Lena Shatters Precedent" (The Afro American - Nov. 25, 1944)

    "You Were Wonderful" (Suspense) - download it for yourself!

    33 min
  • Ethel Waters' Study

    In this episode, we get a small glimpse into Ethel Waters' home circa 1934.


    Referenced Article: A section in "New York Day by Day" by O.O. McIntyre in St. Petersburg Times (June 12. 1934).

    This episode was recorded in remembrance of Ethel Waters, who was born on October 31, 1896, in Chester, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 

    8 min
  • The Jinxed Set

    Did you know that three of the stars of Cabin in the Sky were injured on set? Here the story straight from the October 31, 1942 issue of The Afro American.


    Newspaper Link (The Afro American - Google News Archive)

    6 min
  • "Bojangles Shot" - Oct. 1930

    This episode of the Kindaris Pictures Podcast revisits the news of Bill "Bojangles" Robinson being mistakenly shot by police in Pittsburgh, PA.

    Cited article: The Afro American - Oct. 11, 1930

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    8 min
  • Stepin is a Father

    In late September 1930, news outlets (including THE AFRO AMERICAN) announced the birth of Lincoln "Stepin Fetchit" Perry's firstborn. 

    6 min

About Kindaris Pictures Podcast

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Kindaris Pictures is a budding film company founded by your host, Adrienne. In this podcast, Adrienne chats about the Black experience in Old Hollywood.