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Clyde Edmond Fisher's Podcast

Clyde Edmond Fisher's Podcast

By: Clyde Edmond Fisher
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Transforming our physical world may mean we must reconstruct the world inside us. To rebuild our communities, the residents may have to consider some radically different approaches. Will the light of science outshine the inner world of humanity? Hi – My name is Clyde Edmond Fisher—please join me for an exciting and thought-provoking discussion.

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  • Baltimore's Only Black American Museum

    Baltimore's Only Black American Museum
    May 2 2025

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    We dive into one man's work to create a historical cultural center for his community in East Baltimore. Berkley Stevens Thompson, commonly known as Frank in the Charm City, sits down with me to discuss his life-long journey with Black and African Art and the power he's found along the way. At age 80, Frank reminisces about the past, criticizes failures of the time, and raises a mirror for the future.

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    21 mins
  • Community Discussion

    Community Discussion
    Aug 4 2021

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    A woman that had one dream that filled her inner world; she wanted to open her own store in her community

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    21 mins

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