Maya and King travel back to 1910 to meet Vertner Woodson Tandy.

The Harlem Time Trotters

B is for Building

Maya and King travel back to 1922 to meet Eubie Blake.

P is for Piano

Maya and King travel back to 1927 to meet Laura Wheeler Waring.

P is for Painting

Maya and King travel back to 1913 to meet Madame C.J. Walker.

H is for Hair

Maya and King travel back to 1952 to meet Dr. Mamie Phipps Clark and Dr. Kenneth Clark.

K is for Kids

Maya and King travel back to 1925 to meet Josephine Baker.

D is for Dance Shoes

Maya and King travel back to 1856 to meet Lydia F. Wadleigh.

S is for School

Maya and King travel back to 1920 to meet Jessie R. Fauset.

M is for Magazine

Maya and King travel back to 1934 to meet Reverend John Howard Johnson.

P is for Protest

Maya and King travel back to 1932 to meet The Nicholas Brothers.

S is for Stage

Education for Kids

Kids & Family

Join siblings Maya and King as they embark on thrilling time-traveling adventures through the rich history of Harlem! Guided by the wise and mysterious Professor and their magical butterfly companion, Wings, they journey back in time to meet legendary figures like Marcus Garvey, Thelonious Monk, and the Harlem Hellfighters. Each episode brings exciting challenges as Maya and King help historical icons overcome obstacles, all while learning about the people, places, and events that shaped Harlem’s legacy. With music, humor, and a touch of magic, The Harlem Time Trotters is an engaging and educational audio adventure for listeners of all ages!



To learn more about Maya and King's adventures, or to find some super cool games and merch, go to https://www.theharlemtimetrotters.com/category/all-products. You can also find homework on places and people visited in each episode by heading over to https://harlemroots.com/index.

B is for Building

The Harlem Time Trotters

More episodes from "The Harlem Time Trotters"

P is for Piano

P is for Painting

B is for Building

H is for Hair

K is for Kids

D is for Dance Shoes

S is for School

M is for Magazine

P is for Protest

S is for Stage