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The Atlantic Slave Trade: Empire Built on Human Suffering — Fexingo History — 144 episodes
The Secret Life of Enslaved Africans in Colonial Brazil
The Maroon Wars: Jamaica's Unbroken Resistance
The Haitian Revolution: Toussaint Louverture's Rise
The Secret Life of Enslaved Africans in Colonial Brazil
The Abolitionists Who Betrayed the Enslaved
The Zong Massacre: Law, Slavery, and Insurance Fraud
The Gambia's Forts: Power Brokers of the Slave Trade
The Forgotten Women of the Atlantic Slave Trade
The Portuguese Gold Coast: Slavery Before the Atlantic
The Middle Passage: Navigating the Atlantic Slave Trade
The Zong's Aftermath: Law and Slave Insurance
The Zong Massacre Trial: Law, Slavery, and Insurance Fraud
The Leeward Islands Sugar Revolution
The Ghost Ships of the Atlantic: Illegal Slave Trade
The Sugar Coast: Slavery in São Tomé
The Maroon Republic of Palenque: Colombia's First Free City
The Sugar Revolution: How Barbados Changed the World
The Zong Massacre: Law, Slavery, and Insurance Fraud
The Zong Massacre Trial: Insurance Fraud and the Law of Slavery
The Fight to Stop the Slave Trade: The West Africa Squadron
Njinga of Ndongo: The Queen Who Defied the Portuguese
The Slave Trade's Atlantic Geography: Winds, Currents, and Routes
The Slave Trade's African Wars: Dahomey and the Fall of Whydah
The Slave Trade's African Courts: Kings, Captives, and the Price of Power
The Slave Trade's Indian Ocean Shadow
The Slave Trade's Secret Ledger: Insurance and Finance
The 1811 German Coast Uprising: America's Largest Slave Revolt
The Slave Ship Brookes and the Diagram That Ended an Empire
How the Captain of a Slave Ship Became a Witness
The Slave Trade's Forgotten Currency: Cowrie Shells and Manillas
The 1817 Fort Blount Massacre: A Forgotten Slave Rebellion
The 1839 Amistad Captives in Cuba: A Legal Battle for Freedom
The 1835 Malê Revolt: Brazil's Muslim Slave Uprising
Slave Ships and the Middle Passage: A Cargo of Souls
The Transatlantic Slave Trade's Hidden Economy
The 1835 Malê Revolt: Brazil's Muslim Slave Uprising
The Stono Rebellion: Slave Uprising in Colonial South Carolina
The Asiento de Negros: Spain's Slave Trade Monopoly
The Aro Confederacy: Africa's Slave Trading Empire
The Christian King Who Fought the Slave Trade: Kongo's Afonso I
The Zong Massacre: The Slave Ship Case That Shocked Britain
The Second Middle Passage: America's Domestic Slave Trade
The 1841 Creole Rebellion: Slaves Who Sailed to Freedom
The 1812 Slave Revolt in the Danish Virgin Islands
The 1831 Christmas Rebellion: Jamaica's Largest Slave Revolt
The 1820s Coffee Boom and the Slave Trade's Last Gasp in Brazil
The 1820 Treaty That Made the Slave Trade Piracy
The Secret Lives of Slave Ship Captains
The Middle Passage Food: Cuisine of Survival
The African Muslim Rebellion That Shook Brazil
The Dahomey Amazons: West Africa's All-Female Army
The Saltwater Railroad: Resistance Networks from Slavery to Freedom
The 1835 Malê Revolt: Enslaved Muslims in Brazil
The 1820s Coffee Boom and the Slave Trade's Last Gasp in Brazil
The 1835 Malê Revolt: Enslaved Muslims in Brazil
The 1707 Slave Ship Mutiny of Thomas Gaines: Justice Denied
The 1831 Christmas Rebellion: Jamaica's Largest Slave Revolt
The 1788 Dolben Act: Britain's First Slave Ship Regulation
Gustavus Vassa: The African Who Chronicled the Middle Passage
The 1839 Amistad Revolt: Africans Who Won Their Freedom in Court
The Haitian Indemnity: France's Price for Freedom
Gold Coast Castles: Forts That Held the Atlantic Slave Trade
Haiti's Indemnity: The Price of Freedom
The Slave Trade's Bankers: How London Insured the Middle Passage
The 1823 Demerara Slave Revolt: Missionaries and Martyrdom
The 1791 Haitian Revolution Begins: Bois Caïman Ceremony
Bussa's Rebellion: Barbados 1816 and the Fight for Freedom
The 1761 Slave Revolt on the Schooner Sandwich: Jamaica's Christmas Uprising That Never Was
The 1791 Haitian Revolution Begins: Vodou Ceremony at Bois Caïman
The Galley Slave Who Forged a Rebel Army: Benkos Biohó's War
The 1787 British Settlement of Sierra Leone
The 1792 Danish Ban: Europe's First Slave Trade Abolition
Cuban Cimarrones: Maroon Communities of the Slave Era
The 1838 Brazilian Quilombo of Manoel Congo
The Abolitionist Who Infiltrated a Slave Ship: James Field Stanfield
The Middle Passage: Below Decks on a Slave Ship
The 1781 Zong Massacre: Insurance Fraud and the Calculus of Cruelty
The Man Who Sank the Atlantic Slave Trade: Granville Sharp
The Slave Ship Creole: 1841 Coastwise Revolt and Freedom
The 1831 Sam Sharpe Rebellion: Jamaica's Christmas Uprising
The 1822 Denmark Vesey Conspiracy: Charleston's Fear
The 1739 Stono Rebellion: South Carolina's Bloodiest Slave Revolt
The 1831 Nat Turner Rebellion: Enslaved Prophet's Revolt
The 1839 Amistad Revolt: Slavers, Abolitionists, and the Supreme Court
Olaudah Equiano: From Captive to Abolitionist Voice
The Transatlantic Slave Trade: The Hidden Role of African Kingdoms
The 1816 Bussa Rebellion: Barbados's Largest Slave Revolt
The Asiento: Britain's License to Traffic in Human Beings
The 1713 Asiento: Britain's License to Traffic in Human Beings
The Slave Trade in the Indian Ocean: Forgotten Captivity
The 1696 Portuguese Slave Ship 'Santo António' and Its Captives' Revolt
The Middle Passage: A Ship Surgeon's Grisly Logbook
The Slave Trade's Diet: What Enslaved Africans Ate on the Middle Passage
The Atlantic Slave Trade: The 1794 Capture of the Vengeance and the French Slave Ship Rebellion
The 1719 Capture of the Burla: Portugal's Hidden Slave Trade
The 1693 Capture of the Princesa: A Portuguese Slave Ship's Last Voyage
The 1752 Massacre at Calabar: Old Calabar and the Slave Trade
The Saltwater Middle Passage: Akan Captives on the Danish Coast
The 1781 Zong Massacre: Insurance Fraud and the Slave Trade
The 1831 Mutiny on the Prince of Orange: A Slave Revolt in the Atlantic
The 1817 Fort Blount Massacre: Apalachee Resistance in Spanish Florida
The 1863 New York City Draft Riots: Race and Rage
The Middle Passage: Life and Death in the Slave Ship Hold
The 1693 Cartagena Slave Revolt: Palenque Liberty in New Granada
The 1832 Mutiny of the Robert and the Slave Trade in Cuba
The 1811 German Coast Uprising: Louisiana's Largest Slave Revolt
The 1723 Elizabeth Mutiny: An Atlantic Slave Revolt Aborted
The 1839 Amistad Rebellion: Captives Who Won Their Freedom in Court
The 1816 Barbados Slave Revolt: Bussa's Rebellion in the British Caribbean
The 1787 Dolben Act: Britain's First Anti-Slave Trade Law
The 1723 Slave Mutiny on the Elizabeth: A Caribbean Revolt Aborted
The Slave Trade in the Gambia River Region
The 1713 Asiento: Britain's Slave Trade License to Print Money
The Slave Trade in the Bight of Benin: Dahomey's Warriors and the Slave Coast
The 1739 Stono Rebellion: South Carolina's Bloodiest Slave Uprising
The 1807 Abolition Act: Britain's Double Game
The 1704 Wreck of the Henrietta Marie: Slave Ship Archaeology
The Slave Trade in the Bight of Biafra: Akan and Igbo Diaspora
The Congolese Origins of Atlantic Slave Trade Warfare
The Maroons of Jamaica: Guerrilla Wars for Freedom
The 1814 Treaty of Ghent and the Illegal Slave Trade
The 1850 Fugitive Slave Act and the North's Complicity
The 1820s Anglo-Brazilian Anti-Slave Trade Patrols and Their Legacy
The 1843 Creole Revolt: Slave Ship Rebellion on the US Coast
The Slave Trade in the Indian Ocean: Zanzibar and the Clove Islands
Cuba's 1833 Slave Conspiracy: La Escalera Revealed
The 1760 Tacky's War: Jamaica's Largest Slave Revolt Before Haiti
Brazil's Stepping Stone: The Slave Trade from Angola to Rio de Janeiro
The 1791 Haitian Revolution: The Only Successful Slave Revolt
The 1831 Baptist War: Jamaica's Christmas Rebellion
The Middle Passage: Hell on the Slave Deck
The 1839 Amistad Rebellion: Mende Captives in the Atlantic
The 1823 Demerara Slave Rebellion: Betrayal on the Eve of Emancipation
The Slave Trade in Angola: Queen Nzinga and the Imbangala
The Zong Massacre: Insurance, Murder, and the Law
The 1839 Lemba Slave Revolt: Angolan Resistance in Cuba
The 1823 Demerara Slave Rebellion: Betrayal on the Eve of Emancipation
The 1794 Polish Uprising: Kosciuszko's Fight for Freedom
The 1763 Cuffy Rebellion in Berbice
The Hidden Toll: African Women in the Slave Trade
The Slave Trade in Senegambia: French, Wolof, and the Forts of Goree
The 1739 Stono Rebellion: South Carolina's Bloody Uprising
The 1812 Aponte Rebellion: Cuba's Secret Slave Conspiracy
The Sacking of Havana 1762: British Cuba and 1000 Slaves