The Fire Will Not Consume Us: Barry Black, Pt. 1

The Fire Will Not Consume Us: Barry Black, Pt...

Up next

I Watched Uwe Boll's Far Right Power Fantasy So You Don't Have To

This week, Molly watched Citizen Vigilante, a new film from the world's worst director. Sources & Further Reading: https://scoutmagazine.ca/remembering-gastowns-ambitious-but-doomed-modern-german-restaurant/ https://www.dailysabah.com/arts/cinema/hanau-attack-film-angers-victims-f ...  Show more

June 11, 1963: Byron de la Beckwith, Pt. 1

On the night of June 11, 1963, Byron de la Beckwith murdered Medgar Evers with a single shot. But how did he end up hiding in a bush across the street from the home of a civil rights leader?Sources & Further Reading:Massengill, Reed (2024). Portrait of a racist: Byron De La Beckw ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

The Real Black Klansman | Crime
True Spies: Espionage | Investigation | Crime | Murder | Detective | Politics

Vanessa Kirby meets Ron Stallworth, the black Colorado cop who fooled the USA's most notorious racists. In 1979, Ron and a white colleague infiltrated a local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan. Posing as two sides of the same alter-ego, they led a double-pronged attack on the group, ev ...  Show more

The black reverend who bought a Ku Klux Klan shop
The Outlook Podcast Archive

In 1996, an African American reverend called David Kennedy faced one of his biggest fights. A new shop had sprung up in Laurens, his small town in South Carolina, selling white supremacist memorabilia and housing a Ku Klux Klan museum. It was called the Redneck Shop, and Reverend ...  Show more

A Murder Fueled By Hate - March 26 2024
Morning Cup of Murder

March 26th: Buford O’Neal Furrow Sentenced (2001) Crimes born out of hatred and racism are always hard to swallow. On March 26th 2001 a man was sentenced for crimes he committed against 2 groups of individuals with nothing but hate in his heart as he pulled the trigger. https:/ ...  Show more

An American Mutiny in WWII
HISTORY This Week

October 9, 1944. In California, 50 U.S. sailors are on trial for the Navy’s most serious crime, mutiny. It’s a rarely used charge, yet these 50 sailors—all of whom are Black—face the death penalty if convicted. But today, their chances of a fair trial get a little better. Thurgoo ...  Show more