FLIPd Podcast

31/08/2023

If you have yet to listen to our FLIPd podcast…you are missing out…only if you are into Cincy and NKY history and how it intersects the Black experience…just saying…

20/08/2023

Check out this wall honoring the story of historically Black business here in Cincinnati!



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The slogan of the Andrew Hardin grocery in Walnut Hills was “The path that leads to satisfaction.” That was truth in advertising for African-Americans living in Cincinnati in the early and mid-20th…

07/08/2023

We are super excited to announce our next episode will be about this historic Cincinnati home, now a branch of the Cincinnati-Hamilton County Library….who it was built for AND the African American lives that made it come to life!

07/08/2023

Just in case you missed it…our latest episode is out! We recorded it live infront of a studio audience at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center!

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In this episode we talk about Cincinnati’s Union Terminal and it’s connection with the international organization,The Black Elks.

03/08/2023

A new episode just dropped…and it was recorded live in front of a studio audience! Listen how we talk about Cincinnati’s iconic Union Terminal and it’s connection with the founding of the international organization, The Black Elks. wwwflipdpodcast.com

14/05/2023

From all of us at the FLIPd Podcast Happy Mother’s Day!!!

27/04/2023

Sometimes it’s good to read about the good times…and the bad. Available on Amazon or at www.kasimpsoncreates.com

21/04/2023

Originally self-published in 2013, we are celebrating 10 years of Chronicles helping to promote ***r narratives!!!!

08/03/2023

Found another gem in the local history section. An image of Martha Ann Taylor, founder of St. James A.M.E. Church here in Covington, KY

26/02/2023

NKY HISTORIC BLACK BUSINESS PROFILE | Jacob Price Lumber

This ad was found in an 1883 Covington, KY newspaper.

17/02/2023

Walked in to do some research in the history department at the Covington Branch of the Kenton County Public Library for our upcoming podcast episode and found this gem. A painting of Bishop Richard Allen, the founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church!

30/01/2023

08/01/2023

Hello 2023! We are happy to announce our new podcast, FLIPd. FLIP’d will be a multi-episodic podcast utilizing narrative storytelling, archival audio, and immersive soundscapes to explore true stories of the historic places and spaces of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky that made the region great through the perspective of the region’s Black community. Episodes drop Feb 2023.