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Rooted in Pensacola explores the history of Black life in Pensacola, Florida; told through both documented history and lived experience. This podcast examines segregation, displacement, resilience, and community, while also making space for personal stories, reflection, and healing from generational trauma. Each episode connects the past to present, honoring our ancestors, naming harm, and creating room for truth, restoration, and collective healing, because history isn't just what happened. It's what we carry.

A story lab crafting sound-rich narratives built from memory, myth, culture and research.SONI + AI is not just a podcast. It is a transmedia storytelling studio where narratives expand across platforms through both sound and image. Many episodes continue or deepen story worlds introduced through our YouTube cinematic films, forming a connected universe of memory and imagination.Here, stories are treated as living archives. They are investigated, reconstructed and experienced through audio cinema rather than simply narrated. We draw from history, folklore, personal myth, urban legend and ...

In this memoir, manifesto, and manual, discover how the alchemy for real personal transformation lies in digging up your own medicine and tools—and your ancestors are your greatest guides. Anyone scrolling through Robyn Moreno’s social media seeing her on the set of The Today Show; shaking...

Rooted in the Plains is a podcast about the people, places and moments that shaped the Great Plains. We’ll dig into stories of resilience, curiosity and courage. These are the voices that whisper through the wind and are written in the dirt beneath our feet.

Thank you for choosing our podcast. Your hosts Nicole (that's me) and Melody will bring together genealogy and history with a smattering of generational trauma in the following podcasts. Are you descended from a Cherokee Princess? What trauma(s), if any, have been passed down through the generations? Are there environmental attributes that at least partly may have led to the commission of a crime? Trauma Begets Trauma - Join us on our first series as we deep dive into our own trauma filled family history as we use genealogical evidence to connect with our past.

During the 2020-2021 school year, a small group of seniors at the Rooted School in New Orleans were given a set amount of 50 dollars every single week for a whole year. No tax, no strings attached, just cold hard cash. Two participating seniors became fascinated with this pilot- so fascinated that they decided to make a podcast about it. In partnership with Be Loud Studios, they interviewed experts and reflected potential impact of earned income and the positives that come from giving young people the money needed to live, work, create, and learn. Season 3 introduces Kyla, an ambitious ...

Join our podcast to explore collaboration among families, schools, and communities in Washington State! Together, we'll celebrate how these connections enhance education and strengthen neighborhoods. This series is a project of Roots of Inclusion and an extension of its work with the Washington Statewide Family Engagement Center.

Anthony Cohen, historian and explorer of the American past, sets out to find the stories of the Underground Railroad. Visiting sites both well-known and overlooked, the Rooted Wisdom podcast reveals the people and places that shaped our history and considers how their stories continue to shape our lives today.

Stretching from the Pacific Northwest to the East Coast and landing in the Midwest, Joshua, Tracy, and Kelley present to you, “Rooted Perspectives”, an audio and video podcast. Join us while we share our perspectives on a wide variety of topics that are both culturally and socially relevant ranging from current events, travel, technology, lifestyle, pop culture, finance, careers, and so much more. Three diverse perspectives, rooted across the country.

Rooted in Crime is the all-new podcast where history meets true crime. Join hosts Lauryn Macdonald & Nima Hodoudi as they discuss the most infamous of murders to forgotten small-town mysteries. Through a genealogy-focused lens and modern perspective, Rooted in Crime examines true crime mysteries predating 1970. Experience the past in a whole new light as we explore the fascinating intersection of crime, time, and the human experience. New episodes available every other week.

The Rooted in Love Show focuses on "Life spoken from the roots of those who adapt to reach the sunlight..." We discuss immigration, racism, prison reform, entrepreneurship, families and love all as seen through the eyes of our diverse guest. The show is hosted by the Robinson brothers (Primarily Mario D'Andre Robinson, Jerald Levar Robinson and Anthony Robinson, but also features Angelo Robinson, Emmitt Robinson III and other guest host). The show is produced by 8 Robinsons DTV in Acworth, GA and Dallas, GA

This program is presented by Roots 101 African American Museum in Louisville, Kentucky. Hosted by Lamont Collins visionary and founder of the museum. Every week on the Envision Radio Network he shares what events and exhibits are coming to the museum and how you can be involved in supporting it ! Listen Saturdays at 3:00pm EST at www.envision-radio.com

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