In this episode of Make It To Midnight, we dive into the life of Frederick Douglass — a man born into slavery who changed the world not with violence, but with words. You'll hear how a single overheard sentence at age 12 sparked a belief that would reshape his future — and how he used language to free not only himself, but generations after him.

We explore:



The moment Douglass realized that words could set him free




His greatest literary weapon: Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass




The science behind belief loops & neuroplasticity




Why the words you say to yourself may be building your future — or burying it




And how to reclaim your voice when the world tries to write your story for you




Thanks for listening and as always MAKE IT TO MIDNIGHT

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