A brief history of Ray Charles and Judy Reed The HPR Chronicles Podcast This Day In History - EP 1
#podcast #History #raycharlesThe HPR CHRONICLES Podcast With Shakur & SmithA podcast about History, Politics, Race and current affairs from a pop cultures perspective. We're about truth, if truth offends you we're sorry not sorry!Historical Information based on Facts only not opinions. We're not pr…
Women's History Month
Learn about the first three women to recieve U.S patents. These three women are Judy Reed, Sarah Goode, and Miriam Benjamin.
First African-American Patent Holders
Be Woke Presents Black History in Two Minutes (or so)
Black inventors have made significant contributions in the name of not only advancing the American brand, but by way of breaking down a system that didn’t always allow for their innovative brands to exist.
After slavery was abolished, requests…
Earth's Unsungest Heroes: Black Inventors, pt 4 (ep 184)
Necessity is the mother of invention and these inventions had real mothers! Hear about Black female inventors, the tribulations of research, and a story I didn't expect to find and couldn't pass up.
01:00 L'histoire
06:36 Martha Jones's corn husker
07:55 Mary Jones de Leon's cooking apparatus
08:…
08/04/22: Paje Surratt, Tender Hearts Ministries & Judy Reed, Master Gardner’s of York County
Lucas and Alex welcome Paje Surratt and Judy Reed.
Episode 2: NAGPRA
When the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act became law in 1990, it provided Native American communities with legal backing to reclaim their ancestors and certain objects from cultural institutions that receive federal funds. The Pueblo of Jemez immediately began the NAGPRA proce…
Episode 3: The Repatriation
In 1999 the Pueblo of Jemez returned their ancestors and objects to their final resting place in what is now Pecos National Historical Park. The final journey included repatriation ceremonies at Peabody Institute of Archaeology and Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, a two day, non-stop ri…
Threads in Our Fabric Judy Reed; Follow Me
Judy Reed: Follow Me
Judy Woodford Reed’s birth was
commemorated around the year 1826.
Reed was one of the few African
American women known for her prolific invention throughout the 1880s. There are
tons of attributes that are not notorious regarding Reed. She primarily showed
up at the 1870 Fede…
8: The Dough of Destiny: The Life and Legacy of Judy W. Reed
Date: August 28, 2024
Legacy Makers: Stories of Black Inventors and Icons
Title and Show Info
Episode #8. "The Dough of Destiny: The Life and Legacy of Judy W. Reed"
Featuring: Toni Davis (Host & Storyteller).
Summary
In this compelling episode of The Dough of Destiny, we travel back to th…
38: The Dough of Destiny: The Life and Legacy of Judy W. Reed
Date: October 15, 2025
Legacy Makers: Stories of Black Inventors and Icons
Title and Show Info
Episode #38. "The Dough of Destiny: The Life and Legacy of Judy W. Reed"
Featuring: Toni Davis (Host & Storyteller).
Summary
In this compelling episode of The Dough of Destiny, we travel back to …
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