In this episode, three historians from the Department of History discuss their impressions and takeaways from the first five episodes.

In this episode we welcome alumna and professor Suzanne Mayo. Dr. Mayo discusses her experiences growing up in Grambling, attending the institution, and her career before returning as a faculty member.

In this episode we welcome alumnus and retired faculty member Herbert Simmons, Jr. He discusses his time at Grambling in the early 1960s, and his later experiences as a faculty member.

In this episode we welcome Mary Barnes. In 1965 she worked with the NAACP to desegregate Grambling and become the first white student at the institution. She describes her reasons for her activism, and her career of social justice activism.

In this episode, Grambling students interview Janice Givens a Grambling alum. She shares her experiences as a student at the institution with regard to education, social events, and student activism.

In this episode Grambling students interview current Grambling President Rick Gallot, Jr. about his lifetime of experiences with the town and institution.