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The revolution will be podcasted. Making Black History Today is Dallas's premier podcast and digital archive, documenting the leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives, and change-makers writing the next chapter of Black history right now. Hosted by Liz & Porter, every conversation goes deep with the voices driving impact across business, community, arts, and culture in Dallas and beyond. This isn't history you'll read about later. You're hearing it first. New episodes every other Thursday, follow so you never miss one.
Unknown Host hosts MBHT - Everyday People, Extraordinary Impact, a society show with 34 episodes published.
History doesn't disappear all at once. It disappears one story at a time. For more than 50 years, Dr. W. Marvin Dulaney has dedicated his life to preserving African American history from Black Dallas and Texas to the peo
"Travel teaches you something powerful...you realize how much we are all the same." — Ambassador Ron Kirk Former Dallas Mayor and U.S. Trade Representative under President Barack Obama, Ambassador Ron Kirk reflects on th
Wall Street has historically shut its doors to Black women, so right here in Dallas, two founders built their own. This week on Making Black History Today, hosts Liz & Porter sit down with LaToya Gooden and JaCoi Pugh, t
Can music heal a city? Can faith create common ground? And what happens when people choose unity over division? In this episode of Making Black History Today , Pastor Richie Butler, founder and CEO of Project Unity, join
For years, the Forest Theater stood empty. A historic landmark. A cultural icon. A reminder of what once was. Many people accepted that story. Elizabeth Wattley did not. In this Season II premiere of Making Black History
For years, the Forest Theater stood empty. A historic landmark. A cultural icon. A reminder of what once was. Many people accepted that story. Elizabeth Wattley did not. In this Season II premiere of Making Black History
Naomi Green shares a firsthand experience of discrimination inside a doctor’s office and what it revealed about how bias can show up in everyday healthcare interactions. What happens when the place designed to care for y
In this special "BONUS" episode of Making Black History Today, we sit down with Maryum “May May” Ali, author, advocate, playwright, and the eldest daughter of Muhammad Ali. Maryum shares what it was really like growing u
In this episode of Making Black History Today, Dallas ISD Trustee Ed Turner and educator Nakia Douglas discuss what that means for students, schools, mentorship, discipline, leadership, and the future of public education
The Met Gala just declared "Fashion is Art," but in Dallas, three entrepreneurs have been living that truth long before the red carpet rolled out. This week on Making Black History Today, hosts Liz & Porter sit down with
What does it actually look like when someone uses power to serve their community instead of leaving it behind? Dr. Tiffany M. Clark grew up in DeSoto, Texas and instead of moving on, she moved up and came back. Now servi
Most people struggle to do one job well. Bessye Adams is a City Councilwoman for Grand Prairie, the Financial Controller for DeSoto ISD, an entrepreneur, and a community advocate , all at the same time. In this conversat
Emmy winner. Presidential Leadership Scholar. Dallas 500 Most Powerful. Jerry L. Hawkins has spent his career making sure Black history doesn't disappear. As the leader of Dallas Truth Racial Healing & Transformation for
She renamed a city. Now she's putting it on the world's biggest stage. Noelle LeVeaux is the marketing strategist behind the Dallas "BIG" campaign, the rebrand that changed how the world sees Dallas. Named one of Skift's
Black women are the most educated demographic in America, yet hundreds of thousands are currently out of work. Dr. Froswa' Booker-Drew has spent her career sitting in that contradiction and refusing to accept it. From le
Roses Are Red MAC Band 1988 #1 R&B hit Babyface LA Reid Arsenio Hall Show Dallas police officer Black History Month Valentine's Day Ray McCampbell of The MAC Band Featuring The McCampbell Brothers scored a #1 R&B chart h
Harrison Blair leads Dallas' oldest Black business organization. His grandfather played in the Negro Leagues. His mentor from the grave is civil rights pioneer A. Maceo Smith. Now he's preparing Black entrepreneurs for T
Why do Black nonprofits struggle to get funding while billion-dollar organizations face zero scrutiny? Three Dallas nonprofit leaders expose the Trust Gap keeping minority-led organizations from resources. Shawana Carter
Two Black women vice presidents at major banks reveal what it really takes to reach leadership in corporate America and how they're using their power to close the racial wealth gap. Tiffanie Rice, Regional VP of External
Join us for a special year-end celebration as we revisit the most powerful moments from our inaugural year! Since launching on Juneteenth 2025, we've spotlighted Black history makers who are building wealth, breaking bar
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MBHT - Everyday People, Extraordinary Impact is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Society (culture) and has published 34 episodes.
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