Lisa, Megan, and Fulvia

How Did We Get Here? with LMF

History EN ↓ 8 episodes

Welcome to “How Did We Get Here”, a podcast that dives deep into the rich tapestry of untold stories that shape our understanding of history and identity and all aspects of the African Diaspora —voices and experiences often overlooked in mainstream discussions. Each episode, we’ll journey through time and place, unearthing the resilience, creativity, and profound contributions of these communities. From the vibrant cultures of Indigenous peoples to the powerful legacies of African American leaders and the dynamic histories of Afro-Latinos, we’ll bring you stories that challenge the status quo...

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Lisa, Megan, and Fulvia

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History

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Latest episode

Jun 19, 2026

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Episodes

A Glimpse at Black Inventors 19.06.2026

Hey Folks,! Settle in and have a listen to Lisa, Megan, and Fulvia as they offer this special Juneteenth episode, spotlighting the groundbreaking innovations of Black inventors whose genius has reshaped our world. From early pioneers to contemporary innovators, we explore how their creativity and resilience have driven progress in technology, business, and everyday life. Join us as we connect the...

Building the Panama Canal 02.06.2026

So, in this week's episode, Lisa, Megan, and Fulvia dig into the building of the Panama Canal. We go beyond just the engineering marvel and the big political maneuvers. We also highlight the crucial, yet often overlooked, Black laborers who faced brutal conditions and played a key role in making the canal a reality. It's not the whole story but... It’s a powerful, forgotten part of the story.

Trail of Tears - Part II 16.05.2026

In the second episode of How Did We Get Here? With LMF, Lisa, Megan, and Fulvia delve deeper into the forced removal of families of Cherokee and several other tribes known as the notorious Trail of Tears. They unpack the complex interplay of federal policies and broken treaties, and conclude with the resilience of a community.

Trail of Tears - Part I 26.04.2026

In Part I of this episode, Lisa, Megan, and Fulvia delve into the Trail of Tears, one of the most tragic episodes in U.S. history. The hostesses outline the forced relocation of the Cherokee Nation (and other tribes) from their ancestral lands in the Southeast to present-day Oklahoma.

Jet Magazine - Beauty of the Week - Part II 11.04.2026

We couldn't get all we had to say about Jet Beauty of the Week into one episode, so join us as we wrap up our discussion about the iconic, community-influencing magazine.

Jet Magazine - Beauty of the Week - Part 1 27.03.2026

In this episode, we explore the trailblazing magazine, Jet, and its iconic segment, Jet Beauty of the Week. How did Jet help to inform the Black community? Especially during a time when Black viewpoints were hard to come by. We explore how the Jet Beauty of the Week was much more than a simple snapshot of a pretty Black woman. Lisa brings the audience into this world with a heartwarming introducti...

Sarah Baartman - Part II 13.03.2026

We weren't finished with Sarah Baartman... join us as we continue to explore her tragic story and explain how it took over a century for her to make a triumphant return to her homeland.

Sarah Baartman- Part One 28.02.2026

In this inaugural episode of How Did We Get Here? Lisa, Megan, and Fulvia explore the tragic life of Sarah Baartman, (c. 1789–1815) who was a Khoikhoi woman from South Africa taken to Europe under false pretenses and exploited in early nineteenth-century “freak shows” in London and Paris under the stage name “Hottentot Venus.” She was such a sensation and fascination to Europeans that her figure a...

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