You’re hearing all these buzzwords in the news and on social media. And if you don’t understand the historical context then you won’t understand what is happening today in the world around us. Well no worries because you’re now listening to the Ryles Report. This is our chance to sit down and connect the dots between history and the world we live in today. My name is Richard Ryles and as an attorney and community leader, I blend candid conversations with historians, artists, educators, and changemakers. Together, we explore how the past shapes the issues, culture, and people we care about most. Love, Life, and Politics. So follow along wherever you get to your podcast.
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Signup to Generate a PitchYou’re hearing all these buzzwords in the news and on social media. And if you don’t understand the historical context then you won’t understand what is happening today in the world around us. Well no worries because you’re now listening to the Ryles Report.
Recent episodes include "The Dangerous Truth About AI Nobody Wants to Discuss" (27 October 2026, 42 minutes), "Ep. 229: Are We Really Pro-Black? We May Be Dropping the Ball With These." (9 October 2026, 31 minutes), and "Ep. 228: America Doesn’t Want to Have This Conversation" (2 October 2026, 37 minutes).
The Ryles Report publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 52 episodes.
Booking probability for The Ryles Report is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Ryles Report requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Ryles Report's contact route on record: public web form.
The Ryles Report is a history podcast with 52 episodes published.
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America fought to end segregation. We fought for equal education. Yet decades after Brown v. Board of Education , many of the inequalities that shaped our schools remain. Now artificial intelligence is entering those...
Are we really pro-Black if we aren’t supporting the institutions responsible for preserving Black history? We celebrate our ancestors, defend our history, and talk about protecting our legacy. But are we actually...
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America has made progress on race. But progress and completion are not the same thing. In this episode of The Ryles Report , I ask what happens when America decides the race problem has been solved before the damage has...
Black America has more access, more representation and more ways to be heard than ever before. So why does it feel like we’re getting nowhere? There isn’t one answer. There are several problems at work—and in this...
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America would like to believe lynching belongs entirely to the past. For Black Americans, the history is considerably more complicated. I wanted to have this conversation because Black people are still being found...
In 1933, Carter G. Woodson published The Mis-Education of the Negro . More than 90 years later, the question behind his argument is still uncomfortable: Does education teach us how to think—or condition us to accept the...
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America needed to look like the land of liberty. So they used Black people for the picture. Cold War image. Fairness on paper. Their benefit. Not ours. Brown changed the law. Two kids in the same building is not the...
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LOOK WHAT WE LOST. Before Charles Hamilton Houston helped build the legal strategy that attacked Jim Crow, before Dr. Charles Drew transformed blood banking, before Benjamin O. Davis Sr. became the first Black general...
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What if protecting our children from the painful parts of our history is actually leaving them unprepared? Growing up, there were things my grandparents did that I didn’t understand. We drove in caravans. We carried our...
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They say America has outgrown racism. That we are living in a “post-racial” society. I don’t believe that. I believe there is something much deeper we have refused to confront about racism in this country. Something...
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Black America does not have a shortage of talented people. We have professionals, business owners, educators, organizers, voters, leaders and people with access. The problem is what happens when everybody moves for...
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In this episode of The Ryles Report , Richard Ryles sits down with Dedrick Straghn for a direct conversation about Black political power, economic power, education, integration, ownership, media, and what the Black...
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There are some lessons our elders already understood that we are being forced to learn all over again. Who really has power? Who benefits when we stay divided? And when someone tells you who deserves your vote, your...
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Our schools are failing Black children. But who is actually being held accountable? Students are tested. Teachers are evaluated. Schools are graded. Yet year after year, many of the same achievement gaps remain. In this...
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In this episode of The Ryles Report , I’m asking some uncomfortable questions about integration, Black education, family legacy, generational wealth, politics, music, leadership, and the culture we’re leaving behind. I...
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For generations, Black Americans have been told a story about America. But what if the story we’ve been taught doesn’t match the history that actually happened? In this episode of The Ryles Report, I examine propaganda...
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Why do so many of the same challenges continue to affect Black communities generation after generation? Is it simply personal responsibility, or are there larger historical systems still shaping the present? In this...
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What really happened in Rosewood and Ocoee, Florida—and why were so many people never taught this history? Florida historian Dr. Marvin Dunn joins attorney Richard Ryles to discuss the Rosewood Massacre, the 1920 Ocoee...
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In this powerful episode of The Ryles Report, Richard sits down with attorney and author Akbar Watson live from the Palm Beach County Schools Teacher Education Conference for a raw conversation on Jim Crow, education...
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<p>In this powerful episode of The Ryles Report, Richard sits down with his Howard University School of Law classmate, award-winning attorney, and author Alicia Crowe. Together, they pull back the curtain on how the...
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Professor Emeritus, Department of Psychology at Florida International University, Miami Center for Racial Justice
Professor & Graduate Director & Chair, River Oaks Presbyterian Church
Associate Professor of Lifestyle Medicine, FIEC (Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches)
democratic socialist member of the New York state Assembly, Democratic Socialists of America
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