HiFi #14: Dwelling On Race

07/07/2016
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Pruébalo Gratis

Descripción de HiFi #14: Dwelling On Race

Nobody wants to be called “racist” or “Uncle Tom” or “race traitor.” If only there was a safe place to talk about race. A place that brings us all together to hash out our nation’s long, shameful history of hate and figure out how that legacy still affects race relations to this day. We have found that place. NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credits: “Come by Here” sung by H. Wylie “Deep Down in My Heart” sung by W.M. Givens “I’m a Pilgrim” performed by an unidentified vocal quartet at Key West, Fl., on January 23, 1940 “Doctor Medicine” by South Memphis Jug Band “Jim Strainer Blues” by South Memphis Jug Band “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” performed by The Southern Four “Everybody wants my Tootelum” by Clifford Hayes’ Louisville Stompers “Better Leave that stuff alone” performed by Will Shade