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Fantastically Terrible Podcast Ep24 with Miguel & Suzy

Alexandre Dumas was a Black French author, born in 1802. He wrote over 600 pieces and more than 200 novels, including “The Three Musketeers” and “The Count of Monte Cristo” (inspired by his father). With all that being said, let’s dive deeper into his past like growing up in poverty during an increasingly racist period in French history. His real-life adventures included smuggling guns into Italy to aid his friend Guiseppi Garabaldi and the fight for an independent Italian state.

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Fantastically Terrible Podcast Ep15 with Miguel & Suzy

Joseph Bologne or the Chevalier de Saint-Georges (1745-1799) was a real life hero of epic proportions! If you mix Muhammad Ali and Bruce Lee with the world’s most celebrated musical genius, you’ll start to get a good idea. The next time you think of the great composers of classical music, remember the Chevalier de Saint-Georges. He earned his place in history and came BEFORE Mozart!

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Fantastically Terrible Podcast Ep14 with Miguel & Suzy

You may have heard of Alexandre Dumas, author of beloved books like “The Three Musketeers” and “The Count of Monte Cristo”. We’re going to focus on his father – Thomas Alexandre (Alex) Dumas (1762–1806). His extraordinary life saw him go from the son of enslaved woman in Haiti to a 4-star general in the French Revolution (equal to Napoleon Bonaparte). He is a shining example of the first true age of emancipation.

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