Elaine Vidrine Robertson
Our Living Legend describes life as one of the pioneers of LSU Women’s Track and Field, joining the team in the early stages of its creation. An educator and coach with great stories about family and perseverance starts our Women’s History Month episodes.
Dr. Press Robinson
Chemistry Professor, Chancellor, savior of Southern University in New Orleans, an education and civil rights advocate, our Living Legend (an extraordinary man) chronicles his journey from South Carolina to becoming an icon and pillar of Louisiana.
The Power of Words
More from LD on Decoding the System. Today he breaks down the power of words.
Decoding the System Part2
A continuation of the very popular 100th episode, Decoding the System. LD sheds more light on the American System Decoded. Thanks for all the congratulations for publishing our 100th episode! We appreciate your support. For a bit of stress release download a symbol of commerce.
Decoding the System
The American Beginning. LD uses his interesting allegorical style to challenge us to question what we know about African beginnings in America and what is left to be done. If you haven’t yet, subscribe to the Count Time Weekly Alerts. You will be added to our private community for comment, discussion and members only content. […]
Dr. Haywood Hall
An exceptional emergency physician/migrant worker our Living Legend gives the history of his internationally recognized family. Founder of PaceMD Global Health he is an international award winner as a Social Entrepreneur. His mother is historian Gwendolyn Midlo Hall. His father is author and political activist Harry Haywood. His complicated family history mimics the complicated relationship between […]
Fred Johnson – Spy Boy
A Spy Boy for 15 years for the Yellow Pocahontas Mardi Gras Indian Tribe. Our Living Legend discusses history, life, Big Chief Tootie Montana and the rise of the Mardi Gras Indians.
Carlos Hornbrook on Name, Image, Likeness (NIL)
Will Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) implode college sports? Our Podcast Living Legend discusses NIL the problems facing student-athletes, their families, universities and alumni. LSU (and many public universities) window for competing for a conference championship could be less than three years. Download his article below.
Joann Mayweather AKA the detox doctor
Before starting your new year’s resolution, listen to our extraordinary storyteller as she brings her health street ministry to Count Time Podcast. Our Living Legend gives her purpose and destiny and asks “What is yours?”
Interview with Moses Williams
Organizer, musician, militant our Living Legend gives a history of Baton Rouge and its music. Social change starts at home, creating the backdrop for the stark differences between the growth of cities like Atlanta, Austin and Baton Rouge. Oppression creates heartbreak and takes a tremendous toll that requires seeking a reason not to be angry […]
Happy New Year
We hope this message finds you safe and well in the new year. We want to take a moment and thank you all for listening to our podcast and being a part of our amazing audience. We’re so grateful for your support, and we look forward to continuing to bring you the stories you need […]
Mada McDonald – Happy Holidays!
History, history and more history. Todays episode is a gift. Our Living Legend gives detailed accounts of life from 1940 to present, and the history of a great American family. LD and Mada (Activator, Innovator and Motivator) reminisce about projects they worked on together during 2022. Happy Holidays!