“Destination Freedom” was a pioneering radio series penned by Richard Durham, airing from 1948 to 1950. The show was instrumental in bringing to light the stories of African American leaders, artists,

Destination Freedom (010) 1948-08-29 The Story of 1875 “Destination Freedom” was an innovative radio series penned by Richard Durham that aired from 1948 to 1950. The episode titled “The Story of 1875

  Destination Freedom (009) 1948-08-22 Arctic Autograph is an episode in the Destination Freedom radio series. This episode tells the story of Matthew Henson, an African American explorer who was part

“Truth Goes to Washington” is indeed an impactful episode from the “Destination Freedom” radio series. This 1948 broadcast delves into the life of Sojourner Truth, an extraordinary woman who rose from

“Destination Freedom (007) 1948-08-08 The Heart of George Cotton” refers to the seventh episode in the Destination Freedom radio series, aired on August 8, 1948. This episode likely centered on the ac

“Destination Freedom (006) 1948-08-01 The Key to Freedom” was the sixth episode of the radio program Destination Freedom, aired on August 1, 1948. This episode, titled “The Key to Freedom”, focused on

Destination Freedom (005) 1948-07-25 The Making of a Man Show: Destination Freedom Episode: 005 Title: The Making of a Man Date: 1948-07-25 This episode of Destination Freedom tells the story of Frede

This episode of Destination Freedom tells the story of Denmark Vesey, a free Black man who was accused of planning a major slave revolt in Charleston, South Carolina in 1822. Although the alleged plot

Redbook Dramas was a cherished radio series in the early 1930s that brought narratives from Redbook Magazine to life for listeners eager for captivating stories. The episode titled Hate and Twenty

Redbook Dramas was a beloved radio series in the early 1930s that brought short stories from Redbook Magazine straight into the living rooms of listeners eager for captivating tales. The episode tit