What's Your Goliath?

What's Your Goliath?

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What's Your Goliath? episodes

  • Dorie Miller

    Doris "Dorie" Miller, an African American sailor, became a symbol of courage and heroism during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Despite having no formal training in combat, Miller manned an anti-aircraft gun and successfully shot down several Japanese planes, and later helped save the lives of his fellow sailors. His bravery earned him the Navy Cross, making him one of the first African Americans to receive this honor, and his actions became a powerful inspiration in the fight for racial equality within the U.S. military.

    5 min
  • Are You Hungry?

    It the difference maker in everything you try to accomplish! Listen and learn what can catapult you to success!

    5 min
  • The Motivators

    Most people struggle to stay motivated, these individuals help them to stay focused and on track. Prepare to be motivated!

    10 min
  • The Innovators

    These innovators, among many others, demonstrate the profound impact that visionary thinking and relentless pursuit of progress can have on the world, inspiring future generations to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible.

    8 min
  • X

    One of the the most outspoken civil rights leaders ever! Here's a little about the legend.


    4 min
  • Louis Latimer

    The world would not remember Alexander Graham Bell, Or Have the lighting we have today, without this man. This is Louis Latimer.


    5 min
  • Jesse Russell

    Pioneer, Inventor, Visionary, and Father of digital communication as we know it! This is Jesse Russell.

    3 min
  • James Van Der Zee

    Celebrating Great African Americans! For Black History Month!

    This is James Van Der Zee, one of the most prolific Photographers of the Harlem Renaissance.

    3 min

About What's Your Goliath?

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Showcasing short narrated stories of people overcoming incredible odds, meant to inspire and motivate listeners to never give up as they improve themselves.