In this enlightening episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we journey through the remarkable intellectual and artistic legacy of the Moors—those visionary scholars, scientists, and builders whose influence shaped the very foundations of modern civilization. From the glittering libraries of Córdoba to the intricate geometric marvels of the Alhambra, we explore how the Moors pioneered advances in astronomy, mathematics, medicine, philosophy, and architecture. 

Discover how Moorish scientists refined the astrolabe, nurtured generations of scholars, and preserved and transformed ancient knowledge that would later fuel the European Renaissance. This episode uncovers the deep research behind thousands of manuscripts, the brilliance of scholars like Ibn al‑Samh and Abbas ibn Firnas, and the enduring beauty of Moorish design. 

Tune in for a powerful, uninterrupted solo journey into a world where science met art, and learning lit the path forward—only on The Forbidden Frequency. 

Premiering on September 11th at 8PM, this episode explores how the Moors transformed astronomy, medicine, philosophy, mathematics, and architecture, building a legacy that still resonates through time. Their wisdom fueled Europe's Renaissance—yet their names are rarely taught. 

Premiering on September 11th at 8PM, this episode explores how the Moors transformed astronomy, medicine, philosophy, mathematics, and architecture, building a legacy that still resonates through time. Their wisdom fueled Europe's Renaissance—yet their names are rarely taught. 

Step into a world where knowledge was sacred, art was scientific, and the pursuit of truth shaped entire civilizations. In this gripping trailer for The Forbidden Frequency’s upcoming episode, "Architects of Knowledge and Beauty: The Moors’ Legacy of Science and Scholarship," we offer a powerful preview of the untold story of the Moors—Black scholars and visionaries who ignited intellectual revolutions across the Eastern Hemisphere. 

Premiering on September 11th at 8PM, this episode explores how the Moors transformed astronomy, medicine, philosophy, mathematics, and architecture, building a legacy that still resonates through time. Their wisdom fueled Europe's Renaissance—yet their names are rarely taught. 

This trailer is a call to remembrance—and a promise: the truth you’ve been denied is finally being told. Subscribe now and be ready when history breaks its silence. 

In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we journey through the incredible true story of the Safe Bus Company — the largest Black-owned transportation company in the world during the Jim Crow era. Born in 1926 out of necessity and built by a group of visionary Black jitney drivers in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Safe Bus didn’t just transport passengers — it carried a community toward dignity, autonomy, and economic power. 

Discover how this fleet of hope navigated segregation, grew into a pillar of Black enterprise, and left a lasting legacy that still echoes today. This is not just a story about buses — it’s about what happens when people decide to move themselves forward, no matter the roadblocks. 

Tune in and ride with us through a powerful chapter of hidden history. 

In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we uncover the extraordinary life of Empress Taytu Betul of Ethiopia—a queen, strategist, and nation-builder whose courage helped preserve her country’s independence against European colonization. From founding Addis Ababa to tearing apart the deceitful Treaty of Wuchale, Taytu’s vision and determination shaped Ethiopia’s destiny. At the legendary Battle of Adwa in 1896, she stood at the frontlines, commanding her own artillery and ensuring Ethiopia’s victory over Italy—an event that inspired freedom movements across Africa and the Black diaspora. This is the story of a woman who refused to bow, who built cities, led armies, and safeguarded sovereignty. 

Step into the untold history of Empress Taytu Betul, a powerful reminder that women have always been at the center of resistance, leadership, and liberation. 

The Forbidden Frequency presents a powerful preview of our upcoming episode on Empress Taytu Betul of Ethiopia. Premiering August 28th at 8PM, this trailer introduces the queen who built a capital, tore apart a colonial treaty, and stood on the battlefield to secure her nation’s freedom. Hosted by Kelly Jones, this glimpse sets the stage for the full story of a woman whose defiance shaped history.

In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, host Brian Anderson sheds light on one of the most brilliant yet overlooked figures of the modern age: Lewis Howard Latimer. Born the son of formerly enslaved parents, Latimer rose from humble beginnings to become a self-taught draftsman, inventor, and engineer who helped bring the telephone to life and made the electric light bulb practical for everyday use. 

While Edison and Bell are household names, Latimer’s essential contributions—improving carbon filaments, drafting key patents, and spreading electric light to cities across two continents—are too often forgotten. Beyond engineering, he was also a poet, artist, and musician, a man whose creativity knew no boundaries. 

This powerful episode uncovers the story of a man who helped illuminate the world while history tried to leave him in the dark. Lewis Latimer: Lighting the Shadows is more than biography—it’s a restoration of legacy, and a reminder that brilliance cannot be erased. 

Tune in to The Forbidden Frequency and rediscover the light behind the light. 

On The Forbidden Frequency, host Imani Smith teases our next deep‑dive with “Lewis Latimer: Lighting the Shadows.” This cinematic trailer previews the untold story of the self‑taught draftsman and inventor who helped bring the telephone to life and made electric light practical for the world. Born to parents who escaped slavery, Latimer rose from a Boston patent office to the heart of the electric age—drafting, inventing, and illuminating cities while history dimmed his name. Hear the spark behind the blueprint, the poetry behind the patents, and why Latimer’s legacy still powers our lives today.

Premieres: August 21 at 8 PM ET

In this powerful installment of The Forbidden Frequency, host Brian Anderson takes listeners on a riveting journey through the life of Frederick McKinley Jones—the self-taught genius who revolutionized modern refrigeration and reshaped the global food and medical industries. From his humble beginnings as an orphan in Kentucky to becoming a trailblazing inventor with over 60 patents, Jones’s innovations made mobile refrigeration possible, saving countless lives and enabling the safe transport of food and medicine across the world. Yet, his name remains largely unknown.

This episode dives deep into Jones’s resilience, brilliance, and the quiet courage that propelled him into the pantheon of great American inventors. Unscripted, richly detailed, and emotionally resonant, it’s a tribute to a man whose cool inventions continue to power our everyday lives—and a call to remember those history tried to forget.

Tune in and rediscover the unsung architect of the cold chain.