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In this episode of Apple Doesn’t Fall podcast, Tarrus and Corey speak to their grandmother, Mildred Jordan’s sister, Ms. Martha Barnard-Davis. Aunt Martha shares stories about life in Huntsville, Alabama before and after the social-integration of the 1960s. As one of the first African American women to work in the Huntsville City school system after integration, Ms. Martha discusses her trials, tribulations and successes working in the cafeteria food industry as the only person of color.
There’s all this and much more in episode 7 of “Apple Doesn’t Fall” podcast!
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In this episode of Apple Doesn’t Fall, Tarrus and Corey sit down with their beloved mother, Ms. Rita Faye Baker-Jordan. Ms. Rita Baker-Jordan is one of the matriarchs of the Baker family and is the person for whom family and friends consult for advice, encouragement and emotional support. Lis…
In this episode of Apple Doesn’t Fall podcast, Tarrus and Corey speak with their aunt on the Baker side of the family, Ms. Josephine Baker-Sandefur. Josephine is the eldest daughter of fifteen siblings and is partially responsible for raising some of her younger brothers and sisters.
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In this episode of Apple Doesn’t Fall, Tarrus and Corey, along with their first cousin Antwan, sit down with their step-father, Keith Jermaine Jordan. Keith Jordan of Gary, Indiana (no relation to the Jordan family of Huntsville, Alabama) is the man that raised Tarrus and Corey, as well as their si…
Ms. Ruthie Mae Jordan-Hambrick is one of the matriarch's of the Jordan family in Huntsville, Alabama. She has a wealth of knowledge on Jordan family history, as well as, a strong connection to family, community and church. Listen in as Ms. Ruthie discusses her interesting and intriguing life stor…
In this episode of "Apple Doesn't Fall" we speak to Antonio Antwan Baker (known to friends and family as "Twan"). Twan, descended from the Baker family of Huntsville, Alabama, shares his story about growing up in Huntsville and transitioning to Dallas, Texas at a young age. Listen in as Twan disc…
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