Desiree Burch
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692 appearances
7 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 31 Jul
Desiree Burch’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We all choose toxic people there.
Like all she's known are red flags her whole life. All right. I bring the up like a relationship expert would look at this and be like it. You know, it was bad from the beginning in her upbringing. And then she met John, who would prepare the way the toxic relationship for this guy, Matthias, who beats her and she stay. Oh, wow. I love this and I hate this.
They didn't teach us this in kindergarten when we were drawing her a picture on a piece of worksheet and coloring it in. They were just like, ain't I a woman? She's a feminist.
I'm into it. We never saw this part.
It's a stop. Did Harriet be like, hey, handshake? Like, I love it. It's like, you know, it's like the fingers touching on the Sistine Chapel. It's like, ah. I mean, if it's not her, then it's Frederick Douglass.
Cool.
Did he do that at the beginning? Because no one's going to find that in the middle if they haven't already bought the book.
I mean, I'm just saying, like, I mean, my predecessor here, like, although I'm probably not going to sing on stage anytime soon, but you never know. If it works, it works.
Ask it like that. I mean, Sojourner, she loves that truth. She loves that tea. She's spicy. So with someone like Douglas might have been a little bit more like, oh, hello and blah, blah, blah. And we're doing official things. She might have been a little bit freer with her opinions about like how lucky this president was to meet her and all of her insight. So I don't know.
I think it could have been spicy.
Yeah, I wanted her to be up in there and be like, oh, so you're the president. Well, let me tell you something. But yeah, I also can see how she'd be like, you know what, it helps to have powerful people on your side.
Of course, you've got to speak well of the dead, especially if you outlive them. Yeah, well, yeah. He's like my favorite frenemy. You know, what can be said? First of all, I'm here and you're not. But also, you were great.
That was incredible and inspiring. Thank you for making this person just breathing the sort of modern day heroine into her that she deserves. That was really cool. And yeah, I mean, just kind of remind you like that we're all history in the making.
And, you know, how you choose to focus and how you choose to build that, you know, as part of a legacy that other people a hundred plus years later pick up and go like, oh, wow, I didn't know what this person was doing and how inspiring that is to what I would love to do.
You're Dead to Me · Sojourner Truth: American abolitionist, suffragist, preacher · 28 Feb 2025
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Thank you so much. But this is like a series one reunion. I feel like they should do a behind the music on us. You know, none of you young listeners know what that is. But you know what I mean? The inside documentary on podcasts, although I guess podcasts are already kind of an insider. Anyway, you know what I mean?
She's one of the big ones. Do you know what I mean? And it's also she's one of the big ones that you learn about so early on. And then when everyone's like, what do you know about Sojourner Truth? You're like...
she's dope dude uh you know and then you have to separate all the you know because you're like okay you know harry tubman did more of the gun wielding sojourner tooth did a lot of like the speaking and stuff like there's stuff that she did that i vaguely remember but like i'm excited to find out the cool biopic you know biopic biopic i don't know how we say that word biopic for me but yeah absolutely yeah i think it's biopic but some people say biopic and it sounds like a
It sounds bionic.
Yes, or I see out of both eyes, but not the way you think.
So like, was it that Southern slavery was more industrial and Northern slavery was more sort of personal for like moneyed families? Why are there double digit number slaves in Southern plantations, but like only a handful in the North?
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