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In this episode of Black History Buff: Definitions, we explore the word Griot, a term deeply rooted in West African history and culture.
You’ve likely heard the word in conversations about storytelling, oral tradition, or African heritage, but what does it actually mean? And why does it matter?
This short, accessible episode defines the role of the Griot, explains its historical context, and introduces its lasting influence in Black communities around the world.
Whether you’re brushing up on your knowledge, teaching others, or simply curious about the origins of Black cultural expression, this episode gives you a clear, foundational understanding of a powerful tradition.
Perfect for learners, educators, and anyone looking to enrich their cultural vocabulary, one definition at a time.
Stay curious. Stay proud. Stay blessed.
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