History ain't a dusty book on a shelf—it’s alive, breathing, and sometimes, it punches you in the mouth. This episode, Kenny, Day Day, and Aaron dig into the unbelievable life of Eugene Bullard, a man who dodged lynch mobs, fought wars on two continents, survived trench warfare, and still found time to open a jazz club where Langston Hughes washed dishes. From dodging Nazis to outboxing heavyweights, Bullard’s life reads like an action movie no one’s made yet—but should.

“First, They Fooled Most” (Opening thoughts on perspective, deception, and standing firm in your truth) The Growth of the Show (A podcast that doesn’t do NPR voice and embraces lived experience) Ujima Kids Are Listening (When students AND their parents tune in—no pressure, right?) Aight, Bet! (The new segment dedicated to the Black figures history books forgot) The Man, The Myth, The Legend (Introducing Eugene Bullard—a name you should already know, but don’t) Thrown Onto a Ship (When persistence meets Big Ox, sometimes you get airborne) The Black Sparrow Takes Flight (From bare-knuckle brawls to the trenches of WWI—this man did it all) Jimmy Joins The Fight (Because a fighter pilot needs a co-pilot—even if it’s a Capuchin) Spy Games & Nazi Dodging (Flipping the script—when the underestimated become the biggest threat) The 120-Mile Flex (Some men bike for leisure. Others do it while bleeding, to get a passport photo) Langston, Grab a Dish (When your dishwasher is one of the greatest poets of all time) Jazz, Spies & Whiskey (Parisian nightlife, Black excellence, and making history with every note) Elevators & Irony (When a war hero works an elevator, and history tries to forget) The Real American History Month (Because February isn’t enough, and our contributions built this place) If You Love Them So Much, Put the Statues in Your House (Confederate worship is weird, bruh) Flags & Ownership (Who gets to claim patriotism, and who had to fight for it?) The Black History Curriculum We Deserve (More innovators, fewer trauma montages)

If America forgot Eugene Bullard, we’re here to remind them—press play and step into the legend. 🎙

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