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THE KEN GOULD SHOW is a series-based podcast where every season is dedicated to a single subject.Some series are built on history and research. Others explore current events, politics, artificial intelligence, business, technology, and the ideas shaping our world. Some episodes explain. Others teach. Others share my own experiences and perspective.Whatever the subject, each series is an opportunity to spend time with one idea, explore it in depth, and understand why it matters.Every new series begins a new conversation.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTHE KEN GOULD SHOW is a series-based podcast where every season is dedicated to a single subject. Some series are built on history and research. Others explore current events, politics, artificial intelligence, business, technology, and the ideas shaping our world. Some episodes explain. Others teach. Others share my own experiences and perspective.
The Ken Gould Show is hosted by Ken and Special Guest. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Chapter 13: The Demand for Power" (6 July 2026, 5 minutes), "Chapter 12: The Right to Have a Voice" (3 July 2026, 5 minutes), and "Chapter 11: The City That Could No Longer Look Away" (2 July 2026, 6 minutes).
The Ken Gould Show publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for The Ken Gould Show is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Ken Gould Show requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Ken Gould Show's contact route on record: verified email.
Ken and Special Guest hosts The Ken Gould Show, a society podcast with 14 episodes published.
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The Ken Gould Show
Series: What Empire Did: Part 13 We move from the victories of Freedom Summer, Selma, and the Voting Rights Act into the deeper questions that remained unanswered. This episode follows the influence of Malcolm X, the...
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Series: What Empire Did. Part 12 The Civil Rights Act changed the law, but without the vote, Black citizens across the South still had little power to enforce those rights. This episode follows Freedom Summer, the...
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Series: What Empire Did: Part 11 The City That Could No Longer Look Away In 1963, Birmingham became one of the defining battlegrounds of the Civil Rights Movement. This episode follows Project C, the campaign that used...
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Series: What Empire Did Part 10 The Young People Who Tested the Law The Supreme Court had declared school segregation unconstitutional. But a court ruling alone could not change a nation. In this episode, we follow the...
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Series: What Empire Did Part 9 A Nation Forced to Look The murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till shocked the nation, but it was his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, who ensured the world could not look away. By choosing an...
Episode #8
Series: What Empire Did Part 8 When World War II ended, millions of American veterans returned home expecting the opportunities they had earned through their service. The GI Bill promised education, home loans, and a...
Episode #7
Series: What Empire Did Part 7 As World War II reshaped the world, Black Americans answered the call to serve their country—on the battlefield, in defense factories, and on the home front. Yet while they fought for...
Episode #6
Series: What Empire Did • Part 6 The Great Depression devastated the United States, but Black Americans entered the crisis carrying generations of inequality that made its effects even more severe. In this chapter, we...
Episode #5
Series: What Empire Did • Part 5 In this episode of Before They Came , we enter 1920s Harlem, where Black artists, writers, musicians, scholars, and everyday people began telling their own stories in a country that had...
Episode #4
Series: What Empire Did • Part 4 Between 1910 and 1970, approximately six million Black Americans left the South in what became known as the Great Migration. It was one of the largest movements of people in American...
Series: What Empire Did • Part 3 Chapter Three looks at how segregation became law after Reconstruction. It covers voter suppression, Jim Crow, Plessy v. Ferguson, racial terror, Ida B. Wells, and the Black resistance...
Series: What Empire Did • Part 2 Slavery ended in law, but the struggle for justice was only beginning. In this episode, we examine the years after the Civil War and the promises of Reconstruction. We'll explore the...
Episode #1
Series: What Empire Did • Part 1 In this opening chapter, we begin before the slave ships arrived, exploring the rich civilizations of Africa and the devastating human cost of the transatlantic slave trade. More than a...
The Ken Gould Show
Welcome to What Empire Did , a 23-part historical series on The Ken Gould Show . Before we begin the story, this introduction explains the purpose of the series and the historical approach behind it. Together, we'll...
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