XCast: Voices of the Unforgotten

XCast: Voices of the Unforgotten is where history, culture, and real conversation collide. Created by XKNOWN, this show is dedicated to honoring the stories they never wanted us to know, elevating the voices erased, ignored, or buried in time. Each episode shines a light on our ancestors, our heroes, and our community’s untold battles and victories — all through a modern, unapologetically Black lens.Whether you’re here to learn, reflect, or feel empowered, this is the space where knowledge becomes power and legacy lives on. Welcome to the conversation. Linktr.ee/Xknown

XCast: Voices of the Unforgotten is a history podcast hosted by Xknown, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Xknown hosts XCast: Voices of the Unforgotten, a history show with 12 episodes published.

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  Episode #12

  Lucy Parsons — The Voice They Tried to Silence - Episode 12

  Mar 28, 202615 minS1

  <p>📚 Companion Learning Resource</p><p>This episode includes a FREE downloadable worksheet designed for grades K–12 to deepen understanding and reflection.<br>Download here: 👉🏿https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BfcB4bjw6t28ueb8Smhfi68B1Emy-xrw?usp=sharing</p><p>Lucy Parsons was one of the most radical and fearless voices in American labor history.</p><p>And for that reason — she was also one of the most targeted.</p><p>Born in the mid-1800s and believed to have been of African, Mexican, and Native ancestry, Parsons lived in a time when simply existing as a Black woman in publ...

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  Episode #11

  Claudette Colvin - Episode 11

  Mar 21, 202614 minS1

  <p>📚 Companion Learning Resource<br>This episode includes a FREE downloadable worksheet designed for grades K–12 to deepen understanding and reflection.<br>Download here:👉🏿https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_7n89RryLMsepJ24OwecIW4NL_fCxaHb?usp=sharing</p><p><br></p><p>Most people know the name Rosa Parks.</p><p>But before Rosa Parks, there was a 15-year-old girl.</p><p>On March 2, 1955, Claudette Colvin refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama — nine months before the moment that would become one of the most recognized acts in American history. </p><p>She was arrested, han...

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  Episode #10

  Septima Clark — Episode 10

  Mar 14, 202613 minS1

  <p>📚 Companion Learning Resource<br>This episode includes a FREE downloadable worksheet designed for grades K–12 to deepen understanding and reflection.<br>Download here:👉🏿https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zSXld4APnSO7rIlitrfbrElhfXwcN31m?usp=sharing</p><p><br></p><p>The Teacher Who Helped a Movement Learn to Fight</p><p>Most people learn about the Civil Rights Movement through famous marches, speeches, and protests.</p><p>But behind many of those moments was a teacher.</p><p>Septima Clark believed that education was one of the most powerful weapons against injustice. Long before many people could safely protest in the stre...

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  Episode #9

  Mary McLeod Bethune - Episode 9

  Mar 7, 202613 minS1

  <p>📚 Companion Learning Resource<br>This episode includes a FREE downloadable worksheet designed for grades K–12 to deepen understanding and reflection.<br>Download here:<br>👉 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KlKm0n-6WARx5X9HbTESVjbC68dGHWKu?usp=sharing</p><p>Mary McLeod Bethune understood something many people overlook:</p><p>Education is power.</p><p>Born in 1875 to parents who had been enslaved, Bethune grew up in a world where opportunities for Black Americans — especially Black women — were intentionally limited. But she believed knowledge could break barriers that laws and prejudice tried to enforce.</p><p>With just $1.50 and an unshakabl...

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  Episode #8

  Uncle Tom - Episode 8

  Feb 28, 202611 minS1

  <p>📚 Companion Learning Resource<br>This episode includes a FREE downloadable worksheet designed for grades K–12 to deepen understanding and reflection.<br>Download here:<br>👉 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xpvTgIQRlJTXA8K2ys3peywvAlT-9UIs?usp=sharing</p><p>Most people use the name “Uncle Tom” as an insult.</p><p>But almost no one has read the original story.</p><p>In this episode, we unpack the truth behind one of the most weaponized labels in American culture. We go back to 1852 and examine how Uncle Tom was originally written — a man who refused to betray other enslaved people, even w...

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