Hello Jubilee Fans:

Thank you for listening to our podcast of "The Story of Jubilee", an epic tale.   On this episode, you meet the key students; Ella Sheppard, Maggie Porter and Thomas Rutling as they arrive at the train depot with their family and friends.   We trust that you have packed your bag with everything needed for our journey, (including your face masks) and are ready to board the train.   We look forward to seeing you at the station.

For a limited edition of an autographed copy of my novel, please email me at [email protected].

Thank you for your support, and please tell a friend!  All aboard....

JB Jones

Thank you for listening to our first episode of "The Story of Jubilee", an epic tale.  Pack a bag and climb aboard.  Don't forget your face mask.  Once we pull out of the station, we'll introduce you to the students and the school's Administrators, then tune in each week to continue on our journey to "sing the money out of the hearts and pockets of the people", (Professor George White).   For your limited edition of a paperback copy of  "The Story of Jubilee, signed by the Author, email us at [email protected].  All Aboard...

Jamima B. Jones,

Author and Playwright

Author and Playwright, Jamima B. Jones narrates excerpts of the minutes of the National Conference of Colored Men of the United States which was held May 6-9, 1879 .  Those minutes were recorded and published daily in the American Newspaper, and are currently held at the Library of Congress.  Prior to this conference, Congress had asked to appropriate 259 years for the assistance of those (Negroes) needing aid to emigrate to Kansas.  If adopted, this appropriation would have lasted until the year of 2138.