The Black History Buff Podcast

In this episode of Black History Buff: Definitions, we explore one of the most iconic and culturally rich elements of African American life—Soul Food.

This short and engaging episode touches on the origins, cultural significance, and emotional weight behind the term, showing how food can be more than sustenance—it can be memory, identity, and resistance.

You’ll hear how Soul Food connects generations, preserves heritage, and carries stories within every bite. Whether you’ve grown up with it or are just discovering it, this definition offers a deeper understanding of what makes Soul Food so much more than just a meal.

Perfect for anyone curious about Black culinary history, cultural survival, or how everyday terms hold powerful historical meaning.

Tap in and take a moment to reflect on what’s really being served at the table.

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In this episode of Black History Buff: Definitions, we take a closer look at the Harlem Renaissance a cultural, artistic, and intellectual movement that transformed Black identity in the early 20th century.

Centred in Harlem, New York, but with echoes across the globe, the Harlem Renaissance gave rise to legendary figures like Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Duke Ellington, and Josephine Baker. But it was more than just jazz and poetry it was a revolution in thought. A declaration of Black brilliance, pride, and creativity during a time of deep racial segregation and oppression.

This short episode defines the Harlem Renaissance, explains its roots and impact, and shows why it still matters today. Whether you’re new to the topic or want a clearer understanding of this defining moment in Black cultural history, this episode has you covered.

Perfect for educators, students, and lifelong learners looking to deepen their understanding of Black history one definition at a time.

The Black History Buff Podcast is a fully independent project. 

We aren't backed by a publishing house, advertising partners or a major enterprise. For our existence, we depend on our loyal listeners – we depend on you.

So, if you enjoy our content and want to support the creation of more, join our history village and support our mission to share hidden stories from Black Culture, join my free Patreon:

Membership benefits include:

• Early access to new episodes
• Bonus episodes and content
• Be part of the creation of new episodes 
• Guest memberships
• Get featured In Episode End credits 
• Ad Free Episodes