Phil Henry

Where We've Been

Where We've Been, a podcast exploring Charlotte, North Carolina's oldest African American communities. How they were founded, important events, the residents who live there and how they are changing. We'll look at the housing situation in Charlotte is now and analyze its past.

Autor

Phil Henry

Categoría

Education

Web del podcast

www.wherewehavebeen.com

Último episodio

10 de dic. de 2025

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Episodios

Wedge and Crescent 10.12.2025

Follow along with me as I explore this quirk of Charlotte, NC called the Wedge and Crescent and how its existence exemplifies the wealth gap in the city!

In the Valley - The Tale of Charlotte's Hidden Valley 25.10.2021

Nestled between North Tryon Street and I-85 is one of Charlotte’s most infamous neighborhoods. While that is not the most accurate way to describe the neighborhood today, Hidden Valley’s recent past still hangs over the community. When development beginning in 1959, Hidden Valley was initially intended to house white middle class families. But with the destruction of neighborhoods like Brooklyn an...

The Importance of Community Organizing in Black Neighborhoods 19.04.2021

Rickey Hall and Ismaail Qaiyim join in for a discussion on the importance of community organizing in Black neighborhoods and other issues facing the west-side of Charlotte. Show Notes:  Housing Justice Coalition Facebook: Housing Justice Coalition CLT | Facebook  West Blvd Neighborhood Coalition: West Blvd NC – Neighborhood Coalition  Biden Administration looks to correct past destr...

Brooklyn: A Tale of Two Main Streets 10.09.2019

Situated in Charlotte’s Second Ward, Brooklyn was downhill from Uptown. In the late 18-hundreds, the area was known as Logtown; a place where recently emancipated slaves took up residence. As the 20th began, the population was solidly African American. And It was not until the mid-1910s that Logtown would become generally known as Brooklyn. Brooklyn started to develop into a thriving, self-sustain...

Life Before Jim 13.03.2019

Explore life a peek into what life was for recently freed blacks in the United States after the Civil War, what measures were passed to remove the chains of bondage and oppression. And how Jim Crow and racist tropes became ingrained in southern politics before the end of the 18th century. Visit www. WhereWeHaveBeen.com for more information and sources.  Music: RSPN by Blank & Kytt

Biddleville's Story, Pt. 2 26.02.2019

Follow along as we explore the history and future of Biddleville; a neighborhood in Charlotte's historic West-end. See how Civil Rights icons changed Charlotte and how local residents are trying to deal with changing dynamics in the community.   Visit www. WhereWeHaveBeen.com for more information and sources.  Music: RSPN by Blank & Kytt

Biddleville's Story, Pt. 1 08.02.2019

Explore the rich history of Biddleville; a neighborhood in Charlotte's historic West-end. From the very beginning to the middle of the 20th century, from movie theaters to lunch counter sit-ins.  Visit www.wherewehavebeen.com for more information. Music by Podington Bear

Glancing Back At History 27.01.2019

A brief history Charlotte. A city, while beautiful and progressive for it's region, still has a history that runs the risk of being forgotten. In episode two I map out some of the communities with rich history that will be explored.

On the Subject of Charlotte, NC 27.01.2019

Follow me as I explore the history behind some of Charlotte, North Carolina's oldest neighborhoods and how they have changed over time. 

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