In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we journey into the golden sands of ancient Egypt to uncover the life and legacy of Queen Nefertiti—one of history’s most mysterious and powerful women. Long overshadowed by her husband, Pharaoh Akhenaten, Nefertiti was no silent queen. She was a political force, a spiritual icon, and possibly even a pharaoh in her own right.

Host Cedric unpacks Nefertiti’s origins, her role in the revolutionary worship of the sun god Aten, her artistic legacy from the Amarna period, and her mysterious disappearance from history. Through vivid storytelling and historical insight, this episode reveals how Nefertiti helped shape one of the most radical chapters in Egypt’s history.

Tune in to discover the queen who defied tradition and left behind a legend that still captivates the world.

In this compelling episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we spotlight the untold legacy of the 761st Tank Battalion—America’s first Black armored combat unit in World War II, known as “The Original Black Panthers.” From their formation under Jim Crow segregation to their heroic battlefield contributions in Europe, these soldiers fought two wars: one against fascism overseas, and another against racism at home.

Host Cedric guides listeners through the battalion’s rigorous training, fierce engagements from France to Germany, and the powerful stories of courage and sacrifice—like that of Medal of Honor recipient Staff Sgt. Ruben Rivers. Despite being denied recognition for decades, their unmatched combat record helped pave the way for the desegregation of the U.S. military.

Tune in to discover how the 761st changed the course of military history—and why their roar still echoes today.

In this eye-opening episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we uncover the suppressed history of Black Indigenous peoples—communities of African and Native ancestry whose roots in North America reach back long before Columbus or slavery.

Host Cedric unpacks ancient migration theories, early African contact, and the emergence of powerful Black-Native alliances like the Black Seminoles. We explore how these communities resisted colonization, fought enslavement, and continue to reclaim their identity through modern legal battles and cultural revival.

If you’ve ever questioned the colonial version of history, this episode brings clarity, courage, and truth to the stories long left out of textbooks. Tune in to rediscover a lineage that challenges everything we thought we knew about the origins of America.

In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we unearth the remarkable yet often overlooked story of Sarah Rector—a young Black girl born into poverty in early 20th-century Oklahoma, who became one of America’s wealthiest children after oil was discovered on her land.

Host Cedric takes you on a journey from the rocky allotments of Indian Territory to the courts of Kansas City, revealing how Sarah's life intersected with wealth, racism, and resistance. Learn how she navigated guardianship battles, national headlines, and her own rise from obscurity to prosperity—and how her legacy still resonates today.

This is the story of oil, injustice, and a legacy reclaimed. Tune in and let Sarah Rector’s voice echo through time.

In this powerful episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we journey into the heart of ancient Africa to uncover the untold story of Queen Amanirenas of Kush—a one-eyed warrior queen who dared to defy the Roman Empire. For over three years, Amanirenas led her people in fierce resistance, not only battling one of history’s greatest powers but ultimately forcing Rome to retreat and sign a peace treaty on her terms.

Through vivid storytelling and rich historical context, we explore the life, courage, and legacy of a queen who deserves to stand among the giants of global history. This is not just a tale of war—it's a celebration of Black sovereignty, resilience, and leadership that history tried to bury. Tune in and hear her voice echo through time.

Long before modern UFO sightings made headlines, Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad was teaching about a massive, wheel-shaped craft known as the “Mother Plane.” In this investigative episode, host Davis explores the claims made in Message to the Blackman, the alleged government interest in Muhammad’s teachings, and the real reasons behind his arrest.

Was Elijah Muhammad targeted for his influence—or for what he claimed to know about advanced aerial technology? Join The Forbidden Frequency as we uncover how faith, UFOs, and federal scrutiny collided in one of the most overlooked chapters of American history.

Long before “UFO” entered our vocabulary, Charles Fort was collecting tales of strange lights, Skyfall's, and the unexplained. In this episode, host Lawrence investigates whether Fort was a madman, a misunderstood genius, or something in between—and why his work still shapes the world of UFO lore today.

In the predawn hours of February 25, 1942, the skies over Los Angeles exploded in chaos. Air raid sirens screamed. Searchlights crisscrossed the darkness. And the U.S. military fired over 1,400 anti-aircraft shells at… something. No enemy planes were ever recovered. No damage was done—except to the truth.

In this gripping solo investigation, host Davis unpacks the mysterious “Battle of Los Angeles,” a wartime event cloaked in confusion, contradictions, and conspiracy. Was it a false alarm? A Japanese reconnaissance mission? Or the U.S. military’s first engagement with unidentified flying objects?

Through declassified documents, eyewitness accounts, and postwar speculation, this episode digs deep into one of America's earliest mass UFO sightings—and the official silence that followed.

Tune in to The Forbidden Frequency and ask yourself: what really happened in the skies above L.A.?