History of New Year Resolutions: How Resolutions Became a Thing?
Tis the season for reinventing ourselves, making list of ins and outs and creating the R word- New Year Resolutions - but ever wondered how New Year Resolutions all started? Listen to this episode to uncover how annual promises became an essential part of our lives- think ancient times and middle east.
Uncovering the History of Grillz: From Ancient Adornments to Hip-Hop Bling
From ancient dental adornments to their explosion in hip-hop culture, listen to this episode to explore how grillz came to be, their cultural significance, and the enduring popularity of this iconic symbol of style and self-expression.
From Doom Scrolling to Netflix Binges: Unpacking the History & Science of Procrastination
Did you know that procrastination isn't about laziness? From ancient philosophers to modern-day neuroscience, this episode explores the historic and scientific reasons why we procrastinate and offers tips to overcome it. Whether you're a chronic procrastinator or just curious about the science behind this common behavior, this episode is a must-listen NOW not later ;-)
The Hidden History of Taxes: How Taxes Keep Black Folks from Stackin’ Paper + What Can Be Done About It with Tax Law Professor & Author Dorothy A. Brown
Are Black people at a disadvantage when it comes to taxes? Learn about the history of tax policies that harm Black Americans and possible solutions for a fairer system in this episode of That Wasn't In My Textbook with Dorothy A. Brown.
6 Facts You Might Not Know About Black History Month
Kicking off February with 6 Things We Should Know about Black History Month. In this quick 14-min episode learn that the 1st Black History Month was 56 days long and other important facts that wasn’t in our textbooks.
History of the Fresh Start Effect: The Science Behind New Beginnings
Kick off your new year learning about this viral scientific phenomenon that proved that us humans are more motivated to concur goals in new moments- like a new year, new week, new month, new location, etc. Listen to this solo dolo episode to uncover the good and dark side to starting anew.
The History Of Social Media: From Morse Code to TikTok With Social Media Strategist & Educator, Natasha Samuel
Simply put, Social media is the most significant invention of the 21st century, and you and I are here to witness the revolution. Listen to this episode with guest Social Media Strategist, Natasha Samuel to uncover the history of social media, its impact on society and its future.
History of Recessions: Millionaires Are Made During a Recession with Millennial Personal Finance Expert, Dominique Broadway
Recessions and economic downturns are a part of our history; we're knee-deep into one. But before you go into full panic mode, I bet your history teacher never told you that the best time to get rich is during a recession.
Guac & Margaritas: History of Cinco De Mayo & Why We Celebrate It
Whether or not you plan on drinking margaritas today, (no judgement) let’s uncover the the true history of Cinco De Mayo. So we’re not one of the people getting sippin and eating today with no context, thinking today is Mexican Independence Day!
History of Headwraps Unwrapped
African headwraps are beautiful adornments that have a rich and fascinating history. Explore how the head wrap has changed over time and become a symbol of self-expression for women during different eras in Africa.
Holiday Haze: The History of 420
The History of 420 is an in-depth look at the origin, evolution and ever-changing modern meaning of this term from stoners to scholars. It's the first documentary that honestly explores the cultural impact of marijuana.
History of Candles: Stay Lit Forever with Denequa Williams Clarke founder of Lit Brooklyn
This episode discusses the history of candles from ancient civilizations to the mass- and sometimes unethical, production of candles.
BHM Rewind: 6 Things to Know About Black History Month
Kicking off February with 6 Things We Should Know about Black History Month. In this quick 14-min. episode learn that the 1st Black History Month was 56 days long and other important facts that we all should.
History of Reality TV: When the World Changed with YouTube Content Creator Wahima aka Just Call Me Wah
How did reality TV become so popular? What was the 1st reality show? Joined by YouTube Content Creator Wahima, aka Just Call Me Wah, dive into this episode to learn how this genre that was considered 'trash tv' has become one of the most highly rated Genres to hit our TV screens.
REWIND| 5 Things We Should Know About Thanksgiving: Debunkin' the BS
Listen to this rewind solo episode to learn the truth about this “historic” day, so we can have a woke and conscious Thanksgiving!
History of Exotic Dancing: 'I'm N Luv (Wit a Stripper)'
Listen to the quick 20-min episode to get a brief overview of when and where this hypnotic erotic dancing began - that’s had men (and some women) throwing money at strippers all over the world for centuries.
History of Minimalism: Packin' Light with Afrominimalist Christine Platt
Listen to this episode if you've ever felt overwhelmed by your stuff . Joined by the Afrominimalist Christine Platt, uncover how an art form became a lifestyle that encourages having less stuff to make space for more life.
History of Daylight Saving Time: ‘Just Gimme the Light’ (Season 3 Premiere)
Where did this idea of shifting time come from? Who came up with it? What places don't practice it? And what if we got rid of daylight saving time for good? Listen to this quick 20-minute episode to get all these questions answered and more.