Then underground railroad helped many runaway slaves escape the United States, but did you know they had code words and special areas they go to in order to protect the slaves. We are also reading Galimoto by Karen Lynn Williams

Clara threw her cookie wand away, now how are they going to sell cookies for their camping trip.

Pat tat pat tat. The sound Max makes with the two sticks he found. What is he tapping on?

African legend Anansi is up to no good. Will he succeed in his trickery or will he be out started again. Also let's learn a little more about the blacks in Nova Scotia.

Put on your fancy shoes, that make tapping sounds. We are going to a special party with Academy Award nominee Quvenzhané Wallis.

Tradition is such a sacred thing. A grandmother tells her grandchild the family history of basket weaving. We also talk about Canadian millionaire business man James Minks..

Who says you can't be Snow White with brown skin? You can be anything you want to be.

Who built the president's house? The Slaves did. Listen to this poetic story about the slaves building the White House.

Don't worry be happy os not an easy thing to do when your worry keeps getting bigger. Join Ruby as she learns how to get rid of her worry. Learn about Canada's Black Battalion military.

Retold and illustrated by Pat Cummings, this African folk tale about a spider, has been told through man generations of African descents. Also explore Black Mecca Museum once the Covid-19 is lifted.