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00:57Research at the National Archives and Beyond
Research at the National Archives and Beyond is an educational BLOGTALKRADIO SHOW that provides those who are interested in tracing their roots an opportunity to learn from others who have conducted research at the National Archives and other sources throughout the country. The guest speakers talk about the records they use to tell stories about their ancestors. Join host Bernice Alexander Bennett, a family historian, storyteller, guest lecturer and writer. Her
Tags: Nurturing Our Roots National Archives Bernice Bennett Antoinette Harrell Family HIstory
by antoinette harrell in History
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00:58Featured
"Research Gems and Revelations" with A’Lelia Bundles
"Research Gems and Revelations at the National Archives" Have you explored all of the wonderful resources available at the National Archives? Do you often wonder what you could find? Join host Bernice Bennett and author and journalist A’Lelia Bundles for an exciting discussion about the "Research Gems and Revelations at National Archives. Ms. Bundles is chair and president of the board of the Foundation for the National Archives in Washington, DC, and pre
Tags: A Lelia Bundles Research Gems and Revelations at the NARA National Archives Foundation Author of Goddess of Harlem The Life and Times Madam Walker A Lelia Walker Family Archives
by BerniceBennett in History
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Maximize Your Genealogy Research at the Alexandria Library
"Maximize Your Genealogy Research at the Alexandria Library, Special Collections", with Leslie Anderson.
Natonne Elaine Kemp welcomes Leslie Anderson, Reference Librarian in Special Collections, Alexandria Library and co-author of Alexandria and editor of the multi-volume Virginia Slave Births Index, 1853-1865. She is on the Board of Governors of the Virginia Genealogical Society, a member of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, the National Genealogical Society, and several Virginia and Pennsylvania genealogical societies. Ms. Anderson received her Master's of Science in Library Science degree from Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio and her Bachelor of Arts degree in American Studies from Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut. She has participated in the Virginia Institute of Genealogical Research, the National Institute on Genealogical Research, the University of Virginia's Rare Book School, Samford University’s Institute of Genealogical and Historical Research, and the Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh. Her articles have appeared in the Magazine of Virginia Genealogy and The Virginia Genealogical Society Newsletter.
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by BerniceBennett in History
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Slaves In The Family with Edward Ball
Slaves in the Family with Edward Ball
If you knew that you were a descendant of a slave- owner, would you tell anyone?
If you had an opportunity to apologize to descendants of those enslaved by your family, would you?
Edward Ball is a writer of narrative nonfiction and the author of five books, including The Inventor and the Tycoon (Doubleday, 2013), about the birth of moving pictures. The book tells the story of Edward Muybridge, the pioneering 19-century photographer (and admitted murderer), and Leland Stanford, the Western railroad baron, whose partnership, in California during the 1870s, gave rise to the visual media.
Edward Ball’s first book, Slaves in the Family (1998), told the story of his family’s history as slave-owners in South Carolina, and of the families they once enslaved. Slaves in the Family won the National Book Award for nonfiction, was a New York Times bestseller, was translated into five languages, and was featured on Oprah.
Edward Ball was born in Savannah, raised in Louisiana and South Carolina, and graduated from Brown University in 1982. He worked for ten years as freelance journalist in New York, writing about art and film, and becoming a columnist for The Village Voice.
His other books, all nonfiction, include The Sweet Hell Inside (2001), the story of an African-American family that rose from the ashes of the Civil War to build lives in music and in art during the Jazz Age; Peninsula of Lies (2004), the story of English writer Gordon Hall, who underwent one of the first sex reassignments—in the South during the 1960s—creating an outrage; and The Genetic Strand, about the process of using DNA to investigate family history.
Edward Ball lives in Connecticut and teaches at Yale University.
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by BerniceBennett in History
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00:58Featured
Research Gems and Revelations with A'Lelia Bundles
Rebroadcast "Research Gems and Revelations at the National Archives" Have you explored all of the wonderful resources available at the National Archives? Do you often wonder what you could find? Join host Bernice Bennett and author and journalist A’Lelia Bundles for an exciting discussion about the "Research Gems and Revelations at National Archives. Ms. Bundles is chair and president of the board of the Foundation for the National Archives in Washington, DC, an
Tags: A Lelia Bundles Emancipation Proclamation Special Exhibits Resources Madam Walker A Lelia Walker Family Archives
by BerniceBennett in History
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The Conspiracy Archives Radio Show
The Conspiracy Archives Radio Show
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The Conspiracy Archives Radio Show
The Conspiracy Archives Radio Show
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In The mix with Doctor A.T. Hip Hop National Radio
Music Biz Real Talk: Promotions & Marketing HHN-Radio Host: Lady DI (The Hostess With The Mostess Magazine Editor & Chief : Myra MO Chatroom Reporter/ SEO: Addin Mo Flava Hip Hop National CEO: PoeEtiq To call: 213-559-2995 We air every Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 8pm Est| 7pm Cst| 6pm Mst| 5pm Pst Submit your music for our Jamit or Slam It Competitions. Sign up now $25.00 Submission Fee. To Submit your Radio Ready Mp3 Today just log on to http://hiphopnational.com/jamit. Remember Promotions are the Key. Check ot our website at http://www.hiphopnational.com for updates regarding our next competition. Sign up NOW! tell all your family, friends and fans to jam your song you could WIN many promotional prizes and more. Jamit or Slam It is our Official Trademark, owned through the world, it is how we streamline talent. We let the audience decide if your music is buzz-worthy, enough, to present in front of VP's, A&R's and Industry Insiders.. For more information call 877-580-8555
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by Hip Hop National Radio in Music
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In The mix with Doctor A.T. Hip Hop National Radio
Music Biz Real Talk: Promotions & Marketing HHN-Radio Host: Lady DI (The Hostess With The Mostess Magazine Editor & Chief : Myra MO Chatroom Reporter/ SEO: Addin Mo Flava Hip Hop National CEO: PoeEtiq To call: 213-559-2995 We air every Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 8pm Est| 7pm Cst| 6pm Mst| 5pm Pst Submit your music for our Jamit or Slam It Competitions. Sign up now $25.00 Submission Fee. To Submit your Radio Ready Mp3 Today just log on to http://hiphopnational.com/jamit. Remember Promotions are the Key. Check ot our website at http://www.hiphopnational.com for updates regarding our next competition. Sign up NOW! tell all your family, friends and fans to jam your song you could WIN many promotional prizes and more. Jamit or Slam It is our Official Trademark, owned through the world, it is how we streamline talent. We let the audience decide if your music is buzz-worthy, enough, to present in front of VP's, A&R's and Industry Insiders.. For more information call 877-580-8555
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by Hip Hop National Radio in Music
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Freedom - The Unseen Providence with Theresa A. Fuller
Join author Theresa A. Fuller for an intriguing discussion about her research to uncover the truth and journey of her great grandfather Jackson J. Fuller from slavery in South Carolina to freedom in DeSoto, Louisiana.
Theresa was born and lives in California. Immediately after graduating from high school, she began working as an Executive Assistant for CEO(s) of major corporations in San Francisco and Los Angeles while furthering her education in business administration.
Being multifaceted, her career varied over a period of 38 years. She worked as an associate engineer in the aerospace industry; real estate sales; owned and operated a ladies' designer retail shoe store; fashion model; coordinated and commentated fashion shows for various organizations. She is also a singer who enjoys writing gospel and jazz lyrics and music.
Theresa retired early in 2003, and was inspired to write her first book, "The Falling Away is Happening." In 2012, after returning from a family reunion in Louisiana, Theresa was inspired to write a new book and epic screenplay about her great-grandfather, titled "The Unseen Providence." The screenplay video trailer is on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pIwTC8LKTw, and the book is available online at Amazon.com.Tags: Theresa A Fuller The Unseen Providence From South Carolina to DeSoto Louisiana Churches and Schools Land Ownership
by BerniceBennett in History
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Hip Hop National Jams! "In The Mix With Doctor A.T."
Music Biz Real Talk: Promotions & Marketing HHN-Radio
"In The Mix With Doctor A.T."
Magazine Editor & Chief : Myra MO
Chatroom Reporter/ SEO: Addin Mo Flava
Hip Hop National CEO: PoeEtiq
To call: 213-559-2995
We air every Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 8pm Est| 7pm Cst| 6pm Mst| 5pm Pst
Submit your music for our Jamit or Slam It Competitions. Sign up now $25.00 Submission Fee.
To Submit your Radio Ready Mp3 Today just log on to http://hiphopnational.com/jamit. Remember Promotions are the Key. Check ot our website at http://www.hiphopnational.com for updates regarding our next competition. Sign up NOW! tell all your family, friends and fans to jam your song you could WIN many promotional prizes and more.
Jamit or Slam It is our Official Trademark, owned through the world, it is how we streamline talent. We let the audience decide if your music is buzz-worthy, enough, to present in front of VP's, A&R's and Industry Insiders..
For more information call 954-461-3398
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by Hip Hop National Radio in Music
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"Cluster Research May Hold the Clue" - Deborah Abbott, Ph.D.
"Do Your Roots Need Untangling? If So, Try Stepping Out on a Limb! Cluster Genealogy May Hold the Clue" "Our ancestors lived among many, therefore we can not research them as if they lived in isolation. Researching our family history through extended family members, neighbors and the community may answer questions and provide information about our own ancestors not found elsewhere". Deborah A. Abbott, Ph.D., is an
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by BerniceBennett in History
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