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BLACK TAPE REPORT

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The Black Tape Report is where truth cuts through the static. In every episode, we peel back the polished layers of mainstream narratives to expose the hidden forces shaping our world—from corporate cover-ups and government secrets to digital revolutions and media manipulation. This isn’t just news. It’s an investigation. We dive deep, follow the money, and confront the uncomfortable. If you want to understand what’s really going on behind the headlines—tune in, question everything, and keep

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12:02

Push Power: The Brehanna Daniels Story

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2025/12/26

In this electrifying episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we dive into the high-octane world of NASCAR through the groundbreaking journey of Brehanna Daniels — the first African-American woman to become a full-time pit crew member in the sport's history. With heart, power, and unshakable determination, Daniels didn't just break a barrier — she rewrote what excellence looks like in motorsport. From her early days as a competitive athlete to dominating one of the most demanding roles in professional

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🎧 Trailer – “Push Power: The Brehanna Daniels Story”

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2025/12/24

This Christmas night, something powerful is pulling into the pit. Join us for a special holiday premiere of the official trailer for Push Power: The Brehanna Daniels Story — a groundbreaking episode from The Forbidden Frequency. Get a first listen to the high-octane journey of Brehanna Daniels, the first Black woman to join a NASCAR pit crew full-time. She didn’t just make history — she changed the face of motorsport. Set your reminders. The story hits hard, and it starts December 25th at

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12:30

"Return to Pride: The Legacy of Marcus Garvey"

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2025/12/19

In this sweeping, uninterrupted deep dive, The Forbidden Frequency unearths the powerful and polarizing legacy of Marcus Garvey — the visionary leader whose message of Black pride, unity, and economic independence sparked a global movement. From his humble beginnings in colonial Jamaica to the heights of Pan-African leadership and the controversy that followed, this episode explores Garvey's triumphs, his trials, and the enduring myths that surround his name.This is not a tidy tale of heroism or

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7:50

Signals in the Static: The Life and Legacy of...

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2025/12/13

In this powerful episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we dive into the electrifying story of Granville T. Woods, a self-taught Black inventor who revolutionized the way we move and communicate. From the rattle of 19th-century railroads to the early sparks of electric innovation, Woods engineered solutions that shaped the modern world—yet history nearly erased his name. Through vivid storytelling and a solo-host narrative, we trace his journey from a ten-year-old boy forced out of school to a

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8:54

Paper Genocide: When Indians Became “Negro”

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2025/12/05

What happens when your identity is erased — not by exile or execution, but by the stroke of a bureaucrat’s pen? In this powerful episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we uncover the chilling history of “paper genocide,” a systematic effort in the early 20th century to reclassify Native Americans — particularly in Virginia — as “Negro” or “colored” on official records. Through the voices of descendants, the echoes of altered birth certificates, and the scars left by eugenics-era policies like the

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1:50

Trailer Paper Genocide: When Indians Became “Negro”

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2025/11/29

In this preview of our upcoming episode, Paper Genocide: When Indians Became “Negro”, The Forbidden Frequency exposes one of the quietest yet most devastating acts of erasure in American history. Through altered documents and state-sanctioned misclassification, entire Native American communities were redefined as “Negro” or “colored” — stripped of their identity, rights, and recognition. Set to release December 4th at 8PM, this episode trailer offers a glimpse into a powerful story of loss,

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10:25

Float Like a Butterfly: The Rebel Ring of Muhammad Ali

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2025/11/21

In this electrifying episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we step into the revolutionary life of Muhammad Ali—beyond the ring, beyond the title, and into the heart of a man who redefined resistance. From his roots in segregated Louisville to his global triumph as a three-time heavyweight champion, Ali’s journey was more than a sports story—it was a seismic shift in identity, faith, and the fearless confrontation of racism.Through a powerful solo narrative, this episode explores Ali’s bold decision

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10:16

Unleashing the Stream: The Ingenious Journey of...

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2025/11/14

In this powerful episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we dive deep into the untold story of Lonnie Johnson—an inventor whose childhood curiosity led to the creation of one of the most iconic toys of all time: the Super Soaker. But beyond the backyard battles and billion-dollar toy sales lies a far greater legacy. From growing up in segregated Alabama to engineering space missions for NASA and pioneering cutting-edge energy technology, Johnson's journey is a testament to the power of invention,

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12:04

The Warrior We Almost Forgot: The Story of Sergeant...

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2025/11/07

In this gripping episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we uncover the extraordinary life of Sergeant Major Louis Roundtree—one of the most decorated Marines in U.S. history and a pioneer of military integration. From his early days training at the segregated Montford Point to acts of unmatched heroism in both the Korean and Vietnam Wars, Roundtree’s journey spans two brutal conflicts and the transformation of the Marine Corps itself.Through vivid storytelling, we follow his rise from a young Black

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16:30

The Unheard Voices: Anarcha Westcott & The Mothers of...

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2025/10/31

Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of medical abuse, slavery, and reproductive trauma. Listener discretion is advised. In this powerful episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we uncover the haunting and heroic story of Anarcha Westcott and the Mothers of Gynecology — Lucy and Betsey. These three enslaved Black women endured unimaginable pain and dehumanization at the hands of Dr. J. Marion Sims, whose experiments on their bodies laid the foundation for modern gynecology. But this

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8:17

“When History Meets the Streets: The Resurgence of...

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2025/10/24

In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, host Brian Anderson takes listeners straight into the heart of America’s 2025 protest moment, exploring the intersection of Black political power, democratic backlash, and the muscle of mass mobilization. From the millions‑strong “No Kings protests” rallies to targeted policy offensives like Project 2025 — this episode unpacks how Black communities and allies are navigating a volatile terrain where activism, voting rights, and historical memory collide

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20:10

The Walls of Benin: Africa’s Hidden Empire of Earth...

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2025/10/16

Longer than the Great Wall of China. Lit by palm-oil lamps before Europe ever saw streetlights. Engineered with drainage systems and paved avenues centuries ahead of their time. In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we uncover the true story of Benin City—once the capital of a mighty African kingdom, now buried beneath layers of colonial silence.Walk with us through one of the greatest feats of urban planning and defensive architecture the world has ever known: the massive moats, earthworks,

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1:08

Trailer-The Walls of Benin

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2025/10/13

Before London lit its first streetlamp… Before European cities imagined advanced drainage or paved boulevards… There was Benin. In this cinematic teaser from The Forbidden Frequency, we invite you into the shadows of history where truth has long been buried. This isn’t just a story about ancient walls—it’s a revelation. The trailer previews our upcoming full-length episode: The Walls of Benin, where we uncover a precolonial African civilization whose brilliance rivaled the world’s greatest

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6:44

“The Real Rocket Man: George Carruthers and the...

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2025/10/10

In this powerful episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we journey into space and history to uncover the extraordinary legacy of physicist George Carruthers — the Black scientist whose ultraviolet telescope was placed on the Moon during Apollo 16. Long overlooked, Carruthers’ invention captured the first images of Earth in ultraviolet light and revolutionized how we study space, our atmosphere, and the unseen corners of the cosmos. From building homemade telescopes as a child to developing

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9:38

“COINTELPRO – The FBI's War on Black Liberation”

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2025/10/02

In this gripping episode of The Forbidden Frequency, host Brian Anderson uncovers one of the darkest and most under-explored chapters in American history—COINTELPRO, the FBI’s secret domestic surveillance program. From its Cold War origins to its devastating impact on Black liberation movements, civil rights leaders, and grassroots organizers, COINTELPRO represents the covert war waged against dissent in the name of national security. Through compelling storytelling and deep research, this episode

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1:22

Trailer-COINTELPRO – The FBI’s War on Black Liberation.

BLACK TAPE REPORT ·

2025/09/29

Coming October 2nd at 8pm— The Forbidden Frequency presents a chilling preview of our most explosive episode yet: COINTELPRO – The FBI’s War on Black Liberation. In this exclusive trailer, host Imani peels back the curtain on the covert operations that targeted Black leaders, dismantled civil rights movements, and rewrote the course of American protest. From psychological warfare to political assassinations, this sneak peek reveals the secrets the government never intended to surface. Tune in for a

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9:40

The Man Who Made Elevators Safe: The Alexander Miles...

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2025/09/26

In this powerful episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we journey into the overlooked legacy of Alexander Miles, the 19th-century Black inventor whose life-saving innovation changed how we move through space—yet whose name rarely appears in the story of modern engineering. From his beginnings as a barber in Ohio to becoming one of the wealthiest African Americans in the Pacific Northwest, Miles's invention—the automatic elevator door—helped prevent untold accidents and became a foundational element of

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7:33

Turning On the Furnace: The Legacy of Alice H. Parker

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2025/09/18

In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we turn up the heat on a trailblazing inventor you've likely never heard of—Alice H. Parker, the Black woman who patented a revolutionary gas-powered furnace system in 1919. Long before central heating became standard, Parker imagined a future where homes could be safely and efficiently warmed, room by room, using natural gas and ductwork—ideas far ahead of her time. Join us as we trace her remarkable vision, explore why her contributions were buried in

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7:09

Architects of Knowledge and Beauty: The Moors' Legacy...

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2025/09/11

In this enlightening episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we journey through the remarkable intellectual and artistic legacy of the Moors—those visionary scholars, scientists, and builders whose influence shaped the very foundations of modern civilization. From the glittering libraries of Córdoba to the intricate geometric marvels of the Alhambra, we explore how the Moors pioneered advances in astronomy, mathematics, medicine, philosophy, and architecture. Discover how Moorish scientists refined the

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0:52

1 Day to Go: The Renaissance Before the Renaissance-...

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2025/09/10

Premiering on September 11th at 8PM, this episode explores how the Moors transformed astronomy, medicine, philosophy, mathematics, and architecture, building a legacy that still resonates through time. Their wisdom fueled Europe's Renaissance—yet their names are rarely taught.

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