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Sugar Uncoated: Poetry, Black Memory & Speaking Truth Through Art (w/Dr. Diedra Price)
In this episode of Leading By History, Dr. Ma'asehyahu Isra-Ul sits down with Dr. Diedra Price to discuss the recent release of her book "Sugar Uncoated" and the ideas behind her work.
Discussing ideas like "Speaking truth to Untruth," addressing historical racism and the importance of study and the development of insightful literature, this episode is filled with important issues that affect the lives of everyday people. Don't miss it!
You can learn more about Dr. Price's Eclectic Publishing here:
https://www.eclectic-publishing.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com (https://www.eclectic-publishing.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
22 Jul 2026
S6 Ep. 3: Dear Young Historians... with love from Nigeria
In this episode of Leading by History, Dr. Ma'asehyahu Isra-Ul sits down with Ngozi Gift Romanus to discuss her work with young historians in Nigeria. The author of the book, Dear Young Historians, Ngozi explains what led her into the discipline of history and the reason why she believes that it is an honorable and noble area of expertise.
Ngozi has dedicated her talents and passion for history to work with and train young, up-and-coming historians in Nigeria. She has built a collective of young historians who meet to discuss the discipline, learn strategies for increasing their skill and to maintain a system of support in a nation where history has not been seen as a viable career path. If you are looking to learn more, don't miss this episode.
To purchase a copy of her book you can find it here: https://selar.com/61im700665?currency=KES (https://selar.com/61im700665?currency=KES)
As our guest speaks in a traditional Igbo Nigerian English accent, it may be easier to follow with a transcription.
For a transcript of the show Click HERE (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AmTYG-bX8GjBnXUpzS0w5a-sAovffPHKmGDwOJHrZ1w/edit?usp=sharing ): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AmTYG-bX8GjBnXUpzS0w5a-sAovffPHKmGDwOJHrZ1w/edit?usp=sharing (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AmTYG-bX8GjBnXUpzS0w5a-sAovffPHKmGDwOJHrZ1w/edit?usp=sharing)
20 Jan 2026
S6 Ep. 2: African Diasporas: History, Scholarship, and Bridging the Gap Between the Continent and Its Global Communities (w/ Dr. Mary "MJ" Isibor)
In this episode of Leading by History, we sit down with Dr. Mary Isibor (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-isibor-ph-d-3b5754248/), Nigerian historian and scholar, for a powerful conversation on African scholarship and the vital role of diasporic connection in reshaping global historical narratives.
Dr. Isibor reflects on her early academic journey before guiding us into a broader discussion of African and African American intellectual traditions. Together, we explore how connecting the continent’s histories with the work of Black scholars in the Americas challenges erasure, strengthens collective memory, and reframes African and Black scholarship as deeply interconnected rather than separate.
This episode underscores the importance of historical work, intellectual preservation, and honoring the ideas of the African mind across time and geography.
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