“British Folk Music: Where are all the Black People” is an absolutely vital contribution to the ethnomusicology landscape. Meticulously researched and immaculately produced and hosted by singer-songwriter and researcher Marie Bashiru, the podcast offers an entirely new historical exploration of the unexplained absence of Black people within English folk music. Centuries of history are covered - from Black British history as a whole to the impact and legacy of Blackface Minstrelsy in Britain to the experience of Black British folk musicians today. I hope that this topic of study continues to grow and makes its way into music history education not only in the UK, but worldwide. Highly highly recommend.