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Curious Roots is a podcast and living archive unearthing the lessons of history to imagine a better future. Though the format of the podcast may vary from season to season, be it narratives, one-on-one interviews or panel discussions, the root line is the same. What are the stories from our family and community histories that travel with us into the present? How do we understand and work with these histories as both individuals and as collectives to create the world of now and the future? Season one of the podcast begins with the maternal story of my own curious roots, still buried, but breathing and holding fast in Harris Neck, Georgia. Curious Roots is hosted by Michelle McCrary and is co-produced by Moonshadow Productions and DayClean Communications.
Hosts:
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 40 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
24 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
21 Folgen
seit 7. März 2023
episodic
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Our final episode is a special treat. We take a look at how formerly enslaved people are woven into the fabric of American art from another angle with historian, consultant, writer and genealogist Ja'el Gordon. Her research focuses on antebellum history, with a special focus on plantations. Her lat…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
The land where Black Coastal communities make art and make culture remains under threat decades after the destruction of Harris Neck. This episode explores some the the environmental challenges communities are facing today.
Learn more about Nakia Wigfall's sweetgrass basket making and check out he…
We take a closer look into Isaac Baisden Jr.'s life and the events brewing around him in the summer of 1939 when he met William R. Bascom in Harris Neck.
Newsreel clips from the Internet Archive.
Music by Clarence Williams' Blue Five - Everybody Loves My Baby
Curious Roots is executive produced…
William R. Bascom and Zora Neale Hurston were both trained anthropologists interviewing communities for Federal Project Number One. Looking at their work for the W.P.A. begs the question, what are the limits of scholar/researcher engaging in research outside their own culture? How did those limits …
Welcome to season three of Curious Roots! A new piece of research about my second great-grandfather Isaac Baisden Jr. sets up the new season of the podcast. The story begins three years before the destruction of Harris Neck.
Original music in this episode is inspired by the rhythm of the Ring Shou…
The second part of our interview with Mr. Griffin Lotson brings us to our final episode of season two. Mr. Lotson continues his story about Kumbaya. Discussed in this episode, Drums and Shadows: Survival Studies Among the Georgia Coastal Negroes and its connection to Mr. Lotson's story about Kumbay…
Rounding out the final two part episode of season two, is Mr. Griffin Lotson, Georgia Commission Vice Chair for the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Commission,Chief Executive Officer of the non-profit Sams Memorial Community Economic Development, Inc., and manager of the nationally acclai…
We continue our conversation with Adolphus Armstrong of the Lowcountry DNA Project in this episode. We return once again to the issues of land, removal, heirs property, and exploited labor as those topics relate to Harris Neck and beyond. We also talk about the book The Half Has Never Been Told : S…
Researcher and genealogist Terri Ward always says all roads lead back to Coastal Georgia. This week's guest Adolpohus Armstrong, who heads up the Lowcountry DNA Project with Ujima Genealogy, helps people trace those roads of their roots back to Coastal Georgia. Adolphus shares how he got started wi…
Season two of Curious Roots continues with the second part of our interview with Mr. Winston Relaford. He shares the difficulties of attempting to get justice from the federal government and the struggle to find politicians who are willing to stand up and do what's right. Mr. Relaford also reminds …
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