Replay* Deeply Rooted with Brea Baker
This week Tamika D Mallory and Mysonne discuss topics including climate change, quality control, customer service, and the importance of preserving land ownership in the Black community. They share personal experiences with Airbnb rentals and highlight the need for better customer service and atten…
Episode 18 | Black Land Back Is Non-Negotiable! Author & Activist Brea Baker on Reparations, Nature-based Healing and Reclaiming Community Power
This episode is for the freedom dreamers, the soil stewards, and the truth-tellers. Brea Baker—author of Rooted—joins us to crack open the spiritual wound of stolen land, unpack the real meaning of sustainability, and call in the ancestral wisdom that whitewashed greenwashing keeps trying to silenc…
Black land loss: A Conversation with Brea Baker from What You're Eating
In 1910, Black farmers owned as many as 16 million acres of American farmland. Today that figure has plummeted. Between 1910 and 1997, Black Americans lost an estimated 90 percent of their farmland to violent land theft and discrimination. In this episode, courtesy of the FoodPrint podcast “What yo…
Black to the Land
In this episode of Unconfined, author Brea Baker teases out the 20th century's great dispossession of Black farmers, and reports on a budding revival of African-American agrarianism.
Tuskegee and the Afterlives of the Plantation with Jarvis McInnis
Text the show here!
Tuskegee, Alabama, the center of modernity in the Black Global South
References and suggested readings:
Jarvis McInnis. 2025. Afterlives of the Plantation: Plotting Agrarian Futures in the Global Black South. Columbia University Press.
Zora Neale Hurston. Mules and Men.
Zora N…
S1E7 - Brea Baker | We Published, Beloved! Podcast
In this episode of “We Published Beloved!”, Brea Baker discusses her journey in writing 'Rooted', the importance of centering Black voices in storytelling, and the challenges and triumphs of navigating the publishing process. She emphasizes the significance of oral histories, the role of Black-owne…
Rooted in Heritage: A Conversation with Chi-Chi Anyanwu and Kenyon Hill
Hey Village! Don't forget to preorder "The Soul Story Journal: A Guide to Unbinding the Spirit." With your preorder, you will receive a digital Soul Story Starter Pack that encourages you to begin your soul work before your journal arrives. Visit www.groundedrootscollective.com/store-2 to secure yo…
Abortion Stories are Expansive (with Renee Bracey Sherman)
In this episode, we converse with Renee Bracey Sherman, co-author of the book 'Liberating Abortion.' We dive deep into how Renee and her co-author, Regina, wrote their impactful book, and explore the complexities and joys of their partnership. We talk about the importance of abortion rights, compre…
6. LET PARENTING RADICALIZE YOU w/ Brea Baker
In this episode, Brea Baker and I talk about everything from how parenting has radicalized us, to the responsibility that comes with raising boys, to Black land ownership and growing your own food, to building community and finding third spaces when you're no longer part of the church. WE COVER IT …
Brea Baker: What the Land Remembers
"Because of them, I can demand what I'm owed unapologetically. And because of me, my lineage will reap what we have sown." Brea Baker
What does the land remember?
Brea Baker arrives at the Highland holding her infant son, with an answer as literal as it is ancestral. Brea Baker is a writer and acti…
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