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The SPOHP Podcast

Welcome to the SPOHP Podcast! Presented by the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida, this podcast will feature different series showcasing a variety of oral history interviews in our archive. Stay tuned! Oral history students at the University of Florida create podcasts from the vast collections at SPOHP. They explore African American history, politicians, midwives, fisherfolk, civil rights veterans, health care workers, farmworkers, and our newest, the Pandemic Oral

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00:27:45

The Saltwater Underground Railroad

The SPOHP Podcast ·

2024/06/26

In this episode of the SPOHPcast, Underground Railroad Oral History Project Coordinator Donovan Carter returns to showcase the Saltwater Underground Railroad, or the Southward route to freedom through Florida and into the Caribbean. Highlighted interviews include URP 013 Tina Dunkley: https://youtu.be/CW5F-Ba47KY?si=yJug0gLmqdUb_vNB URP 026 Wilton Russell(original song heard during Vanessa’s section!): https://youtu.be/pZHiZl9OwyI?si=tmwoE23Jbs2md0Nj URP 028 Jason

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00:28:30

Underground Railroad Oral History Project: The...

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2024/05/13

In this episode of the SPOHPcast, Donovan Carter and Lauren Manso share their thoughts on two interviews from the Underground Railroad Oral History Project. Donovan and Lauren share excerpts from interviews with narrators Bob Seeley and Kimberly Simmons. The Full Interviews for Bob Seeley: Initial Interview https://youtu.be/8L1GxnviBJg?si=yjjP0tve1axz2hAB Full Interview with Kimberly Simmons https://youtu.be/ynyUP14WKEI?si=8Cv1N-CljYgZmqZp Complete Underground Railroad Interview Playlist:

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00:33:22

Sitting down with Adreanne Martinez- UF’s legacy of...

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2023/07/05

On episode two of the Challenging Racism SPOHPcast, we talk with Adreanne Martinez about UF’s legacy of slavery, indigenous land dispossession, and incarcerated labor. Adreanne is a proud double Gator and a vehement student activist. On this episode we talk about the activism that led to an official report into African American and Native American history at the University of Florida which she co-authored. Listen while we talk with her about what that report and her experience in helping to write

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00:16:25

Challenging Racism at UF

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2023/01/24

This episode will examine how the University of Florida has challenged racism. The goal of this podcast series is to bring awareness to UF’s History and shine a light on the legacy of exclusion and racism on and around UF campus. This episode discusses the hatred of the Ku Klux Klan and the kidnapping and mutilation of Catholic priest Father John Connelly, and lastly, the Florida vs Boston College Football Game, where star running-back Lou Montgomery was forcefully benched. It is our hope that this

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00:05:38

FWAF EP13s1 Marvelous Rodgers: Migrant Child

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2021/09/01

Marvelous Rodgers grew up in Winter Garden, Florida. In this podcast, she describes the pressure her father, a fruit contractor, was under to clear the fields, the help she provided her father in his work, and the distaste for oranges a life of smelling them constantly might produce.Farmworker Association of Florida, a SPOHP Podcast Series If you would like learn more on these issues read Fed Up: The High Costs of Cheap Food by Dale Finley Slongwhite. Interview conducted and podcasted by Brittany

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00:13:47

Race and Remembrance Episode #10: Final Thoughts and...

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2021/08/02

In this episode, we will be discussing final thoughts and hopes for the future of race relations at the University of Florida, focusing on Black voices on campus. Thank you for joining us on this racial justice journey through the Joel Buchanan Archives (JBA collection)! Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu Credits: Thanks to SPOHP and the people interviewed! Music: Moments by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Links/Additional Resources:

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00:15:56

Special Episode: Machen Florida Opportunity Scholarship

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2021/07/26

In this stand-alone episode, we introduce the Machen Florida Opportunity Scholars (MFOS) Program and discuss the issues of inequity within higher education. You will hear from first-generation students who have participated in this program at UF as they discuss how MFOS has impacted them and their families' lives. Stay tuned for the upcoming SPOHP documentary sharing more of the inspiring stories from this program! Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez,

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00:12:19

Race and Remembrance Episode #9: The Struggle for...

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2021/07/26

In this episode, we will be discussing the current context of racism at the University of Florida, focusing on the new initiatives aimed at addressing and amending these issues. Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu Credits: Thanks to SPOHP and the people interviewed! Music: Moments by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Links/Additional Resources: Episode Transcript:

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00:13:14

Race and Remembrance Episode #8: Student Experiences...

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2021/07/19

In this episode, we discuss student experiences with racial discrimination at the University of Florida, focusing on the experiences of Black students in particular. We highlight interviews from some of the first Black students to attend UF, those who struggled after, and the voices of today. Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu Credits: Thanks to SPOHP and the people interviewed! Music: Moments by Shane Ivers -

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00:14:21

Race and Remembrance Episode #7: Professional...

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2021/07/12

In this episode, we discuss the history of professional discrimination at UF, focusing on the lived experiences and perspectives of Black faculty and staff. Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu Credits: Thanks to SPOHP and the people interviewed! Music: Moments by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Links/Additional Resources: Episode Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RbOqQ7hEtbVMzwsUEImCbsWV-YM1wj1q8LPKtEjO7oc/edit?usp=sharing

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00:12:42

Race and Remembrance Episode #6: Black Thursday

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2021/07/05

In this episode, we discuss the hidden history of Black Thursday at UF and how many Black stories are left out of the narrative. Especially with no physical commemoration of the day on campus, it is important to keep the history of Black Thursday and the contribution of minority students alive in public memory and education. Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu Credits: Thanks to SPOHP and the people interviewed! Music: Moments by Shane Ivers -

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00:10:46

Race and Remembrance Episode #5: UF History and...

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2021/06/28

In this episode, we discuss the University of Florida’s connection to slavery, indigenous land, and racism. Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu Credits: Thanks to SPOHP and the people interviewed! Music: Moments by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Links/Additional Resources: Episode Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SOeKOPEzjvJuXQ5OzShKfdQuKmG_2mNaCcC4VUWSFpY/edit?usp=sharing SPOHP Website: https://oral.history.ufl.edu/

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00:11:34

Race and Remembrance Episode #4: Integration of...

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2021/06/21

In this episode, we discuss the history of segregation within the Alachua County Public School system, as well as the process and impacts of integration, focusing on Lincoln High School in particular. Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu Credits: Thanks to SPOHP and the people interviewed! Music: Moments by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Links/Additional Resources: Episode Transcript:

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00:13:59

Race and Remembrance Episode #3: North Florida Civil...

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2021/06/14

In this episode we take a journey through the Civil Rights movement in North Florida, specifically in the cities of Tallahassee, St. Augustine, and Gainesville. Some important events we will touch on are the Tallahassee bus boycott and Florida Theatre protest in Tallahassee, the beach conflict in St. Augustine, and the general Civil Rights Movement in Gainesville, focusing on the everyday activism of community leaders. Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu

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00:11:05

Race and Remembrance Episode #2: Rosewood and Ocoee...

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2021/06/07

In this episode of the “Race and Remembrance” podcast, we continue discussing racial terror in 20th-century Florida, focusing on the Rosewood Massacre and the Ocoee Election Day Massacre. Show Notes: Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu Content warning timestamps: (3:56-5:03) Credits: Thanks to SPOHP and the people interviewed! Music: Moments by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Links/Additional Resources: Episode Transcript:

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00:11:47

Race and Remembrance Episode #1: Racial Terror in...

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2021/05/31

In this episode of the “Race and Remembrance” podcast, we introduce the topic of racial terror, providing historical context and discussing violent events that occurred in 20th-century Florida, particularly the Newberry Six lynchings of 1916. Show Notes: Content warning timestamps: (7:29-8:14) and (9:58-10:44) Producers: Jessica Alvarez and Alana Gomez, alanagomez@ufl.edu Credits: Thanks to SPOHP and the people interviewed! Music: Moments by Shane Ivers -

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00:09:52

Race and Remembrance: Introduction

The SPOHP Podcast ·

2021/05/24

In this episode of the “Race and Remembrance” podcast, we introduce the University of Florida's Samuel Proctor Oral History program and its resources, as well as the plan for this podcast series centering on Black community voices discussing historical truths and their significance. In this episode, you will hear from Dr. Patricia Hilliard-Nunn, Ms. Sherry DuPree, Mr. Thomas Coward, and Dr. Patricia Stevens Due. Join us every Monday to hear a new episode from this series on the voices of the Joel

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00:03:53

COA EP001 s8 "Community Action and Radio"

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2021/04/03

"Community Action and Radio" David Barsamian created Alternative Radio to cover important stories neglected by mainstream media. In this podcast, he explains why he first pursued broadcasting, and how journalism can continue to be a source of social change. Topics include Alternative Radio, broadcasting, Armenian genocide, and using journalism to hold the government accountable. A podcast created for the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program's Spring 2015 Intern Class by Virginia Hamrick. This

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00:06:07

FWAF EP17s1 A Child of Farmworkers

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2021/04/03

Mireya Ledesma is one of eight children born to her farm laborer parents. In this podcast, she describes being looked down upon by other children for her parents’ occupations, the strange mix of shame and pride she felt in reaction, the responsibility she felt as the oldest daughter to help raise her younger siblings, and the ways in which farmworkers’ poor educations and the lack of informational outreach sometimes make it difficult for them to link health issues to pesticide exposure. Farmworker

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00:19:07

WAF EP 002 s7 Womens' Activism in Gainesville

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2021/03/08

In this interview, Sallie Harrison describes the beginnings of the women’s movement in Gainesville. Starting with her work in the presidential campaign of George McGovern, who was defeat by Richard Nixon in 1972, Harrison describes the connections between the women’s movement and the civil rights movement, her work to establish a rape crisis center and women’s health center in Gainesville and her daughter’s impact on her activism. Her powerful story captures the energy, optimism and courage of

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