48 episodes
Before You Go Nicole Franklin, Bryant Monteilh
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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A First-Person Podcast with 100-year-old guests. It's a sit-down with history. The conversation many never get to have...until now. Hosts: Nicole Franklin and Bryant Monteilh. Visit us at BeforeYouGo.TV.
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Before You Go: Motor City Charm
Before You Go ends Season 3 with the incredible Betty Chavis of Houghton, Michigan. This 88-year-old is still pursuing all life has to offer, leaving a legacy at the same time. That's what those who charmed Motown do.
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Before You Go: Undying Love Devotion and Respect
The conversation around Black men and their mental health is one we can never have too many times. Career therapist and author Ajuma Muhammad speaks with Before You Go hosts Nicole Franklin and Bryant Monteilh and recalls memorable cases and offers advice for our daily practice in mental wellness.
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Before You Go: The Ballot The Bullet The Incarcerated Seniors
Yusef Jones spent more than 30 years serving a 30- to 60-year sentence in Pennsylvania state prisons. He speaks with hosts Nicole Franklin and Bryant Monteilh about longevity in the system and how lifers live accordingly.
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Before You Go: The South Bend Stop on The Underground Railroad
Host Bryant Monteilh takes us back to his radio days in South Bend, IN where host Nicole Franklin and our audience learn all about the Underground Railroad route through the US Midwest from very special friends Brother Sage and Charlotte Pfeifer Gillam.
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Before You Go: Fannie Lou Hamer Takes Center Stage
Hosts Nicole Franklin and Bryant Monteilh bring the voice of Fannie Lou Hamer to the microphone by way of the opera "This Little Light of Mine," by composer Chandler Carter and librettist Diana Solomon-Glover. Guest Diana Solomon-Glover, a celebrated opera singer herself, shares Hamer's riveting story.
Customer Reviews
Truly amazing! ❤️
Wow! I absolutely loved this episode. Can’t wait to hear more.
Treasured Time Capsules We Don’t Have to Wait to Open
This is the link to our past that we need to move forward. I’m very impressed, intrigued and inspired by this series of storytelling that is primitive in its mechanics, yet innovative in its content and intentionality. Aside from being a HUGE Nicole Franklin fan, I would love this podcast even if her glorious name wasn’t attached to it.
Seriously, great work. Please make more.
Amazing!
Thank you for this. It is incredible to hear the experiences of our elders from their own perspectives. This is information that needs to be shared with the masses so we can highlight our stories and our history. Can’t wait to see Ms. Carroll’s story on the big screen!