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Explore the powerful symbolism of drums in African American culture, once tools of communication and resistance during the darkest times of slavery. We confront the lingering shadows of economic exploitation and the pervasive influence of media and religion in controlling black narratives. Let’s reexamine the role of the black church and its mission to fight systemic injustices, urging a return to prophetic ministries that prioritize humanity and community over material wealth. This podcast episode is not just a reflection of the past but a call to action for the future, urging us to build a more just and liberated world.
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Signup to Generate a PitchExplore the powerful symbolism of drums in African American culture, once tools of communication and resistance during the darkest times of slavery. We confront the lingering shadows of economic exploitation and the pervasive influence of media and religion in controlling black narratives.
Native Drums is hosted by Savannah Grove Baptist Church. The show has published 54 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "THE POWER WE MUST PRACTICE; WHY VOTING MATTERS" (1 November 2026, 23 minutes), "Reimagine" (1 November 2026, 13 minutes), and "How Fairfield County Schools Builds Career Readiness Early" (17 October 2026, 20 minutes).
Native Drums publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 54 episodes.
Booking probability for Native Drums is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Native Drums requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Native Drums's contact route on record: public web form.
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Savannah Grove Baptist Church hosts Native Drums, a religion podcast with 54 episodes published.
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Native Drums
Send us Fan Mail What good is having a voice if you never use it? We open with that question and follow it all the way through the American story of voting rights, where the ballot was never a simple given, especially...
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Send us Fan Mail A church can love its history and still get trapped by it. We start with Savannah Grove’s roots in 1866, born right after the Civil War when freedom was declared but not fully realized, and we sit with...
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Send us Fan Mail A strong school culture is easy to talk about and harder to prove, so we went looking for proof on the ground at Fairfield Middle School in Fairfield County. What we found was a district leadership team...
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Send us Fan Mail A 160-year celebration can make you want to move fast to the next big thing. We do the opposite. We pause and ask a harder, holier question: What happens if the future of Savannah Grove Baptist Church...
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Send us Fan Mail The criminal justice system can feel like a locked door until the day you need it, and then you’re expected to understand everything at once. We sit down with attorney Susan McGill, a candidate for 12th...
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Send us Fan Mail What if the reason you’ve been searching for yourself isn’t because you’re lost, but because someone stole your access? Napoleon Bradford takes on that question with a clear framework drawn from...
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Send us Fan Mail He’s the guy you remember as the serious church musician… until a hat, a live video, and a name he didn’t plan created Mr. Thaddeus. We sit down with Elijah Bradford, a Sumter, South Carolina producer...
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Send us Fan Mail A $1.8 billion accounting error forces one big question: who’s watching the money, and how would we even know if something goes wrong? We talk with Vincent Coe, a candidate for South Carolina Treasurer...
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Send us Fan Mail A women’s conference can be inspiring, but what if it also helped you build a stronger marriage, face trauma with honesty, get serious about your money, and pour into the next generation, all in one...
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Send us Fan Mail That tiny heart icon on a driver’s license can spark a huge question: do people really understand what organ and tissue donation means, and what actually happens when the time comes? We sit down with...
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Send us Fan Mail Something is happening in our churches, and we can feel it in the seats, the silence, and the missing voices. We keep hearing “millennials aren’t coming,” but that phrase blurs the truth: many...
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Send us Fan Mail A child gets told, flat out, that being a police officer is “not a career for a young lady.” Chief Angela Green didn’t just ignore that message, she outworked it. We talk with Florence’s new Chief of...
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Send us Fan Mail A 15-year-old with three children’s books, a youth business camp, a custom apparel line, an after-school academy, and a nonprofit sounds like a headline. For us, it’s family, and it’s also proof that a...
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Send us Fan Mail Putting phones away for one meal sounds small until you see what it unlocks. We’re joined by Anita Magwood, program manager for Strengthening Families (SFP) with Community Action Partnership, and she...
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Send us Fan Mail A summer camp where kids learn choreography is nice. A summer camp where kids learn how to worship, lead, and believe they belong is something else entirely. We sit down with Mia to celebrate the 26th...
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Send us Fan Mail If your church’s older members stepped away tomorrow, who would still be standing in the building a year from now? That question drives a real, practical conversation with Alpheus Anderson, an author...
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Send us Fan Mail You can feel it when a community moment is bigger than a flyer. Josiellia Williams sits down with Bishop Michael Blue for a special Native Drums conversation that starts with a full preview of CCFM’s...
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<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>You can feel it when a community moment is bigger than a flyer. Josiellia Williams sits down with Bishop Michael Blue for a special Native Drums conversation that starts with a full preview of...
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<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>138 years is not a slogan, it’s proof of a mission that keeps showing up. From Savannah Grove Baptist Church, we talk with Mrs. Mary Alice Graham, president of the Women’s Baptist Educational...
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<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>A big church week can feel confusing fast, so we brought in the perfect guide: our sister Antoinette “Sister Toni” Muldrow, longtime leader in Baptist women’s work across South Carolina. She...
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Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies, Cleaner Streets
Dr. Sarah Simmons, DrPH, CIC, FAPIC, Women's Baptist Educational and Missionary Convention of South Carolina
CEO and Finci-Viterbi Executive Director of the USC Shoah Foundation, Lewis, Longman, and Walker
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