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Black Educational Podcast
by Shawn Jackson
This podcast is about modern-day African American inventors. Their inventions have mad a significant impact in this world. It's time for these modern-day inventors to be recognized for the work they did.
Episodes
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Alexander Miles, Marie Van Brittan Brown, Sarah Boone
This podcast is about three inventors, and how their inventions changed the world. Alexander Miles invented the automatic opening and closing doors of the elevator. Marie Van Brittan Brown invented the home security system. Sarah Boone invented the ironing board.
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Thomas Elkins and Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner
This episode is about Thomas Elkins and his inventions with refrigeration techniques and the modern toilet. Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner invented multiple things, but her most famous ones were the toilet paper holder and the sanitary belt.
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Madam C.J. Walker
This podcast is about Madam C.J. Walker and her invention of hair care products for hair loss.
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George Washington Carver
This episode is about George Washington Carver's early life, his education, making history, Tuskegee Institute, inventions, The Peanut Man, and his legacy and fame.
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Lyda D. Newman
This podcast is about Lyda D. Newman and her invention of a simpler hairbrush.
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George 'Crum' Speck
This podcast is about George 'Crum' Speck and how he invented the potato chip.
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Garrett Morgan
This podcast is about Garrett Morgan, and how he invented other things besides the traffic light.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This podcast is about modern-day African American inventors. Their inventions have mad a significant impact in this world. It's time for these modern-day inventors to be recognized for the work they did.
HOSTED BY
Shawn Jackson
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