181 episodes
Into America MSNBC
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- Society & Culture
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4.5 • 2.6K Ratings
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Into America is a show about being Black in America. These stories explore what it means to hold truth to power and this country to its promises. Told by people who have the most at stake.
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Get Your Freaknik On
For 15 years, Atlanta held the biggest, wildest party the country has ever seen. Hear the story of Freaknik, through the people who lived it.
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Pride and the Bible Belt
Selma, Alabama was a key battleground in the fight for Civil Rights. Today, Black LGBTQ+ activists are continuing the work of liberation.
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Fathers of the Movement
In the years after the racial violence that sparked BLM, the fathers of the Movement explore what Black fatherhood has meant in the face of their enduring loss.
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ENCORE: Big Daddy Kane’s Lyrical Legacy (2021)
To kick off summer, we’re revisiting our conversation with legendary rapper Big Daddy Kane on pushing boundaries, the evolution of hip-hop, and the special joy of a Brooklyn summer.
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Space to Grieve
Pastor Michael McBride helps us pave a way forward amid the rage and grief of a tough news cycle.
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The Revolution Will Be Digitized
From the video of George Floyd to 19th-century anti-lynching pamphlets, author Marc Lamont Hill breaks down how technology has shaped the fight for racial justice.
Customer Reviews
Fathers of the Movement
This is a must listen. These men grieve as much as the mothers but are often overlooked.
So entertaining, also informative and heartwarming
I typically only listen to comedy podcasts that dip into politics and pop culture, but Into America is an epic genre buster for me. Even if an episode’s subject matter is grim there’s an uplifting element both to Trymaine’s passion about sharing knowledge on the topic, and also his glee from giving a platform to his interviewees. I just started listening a few months ago so now Im catching up in reverse. TIP: if you’re eve having a bad day or the weather is gloomy listen to the “Black Joy In The Summertime” episode - and get ready for your spirits to be lifted. My only note is I wish the episodes were longer!
Consistently Great
Love this podcast. So consistently thought provoking and engaging. It’s one of my favorites.