In the Telling

by Nomadic Archivists Project

If we are fortunate, we learn our past from those who lived it. Oftentimes, it is by our own efforts and labor to uncover pieces of truth about our family history. This is what we will explore in this bi-monthly podcast, people sharing stories about their families and how they came to learn to them.

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Lessons Learned: From Lynchburg to DC

In this episode of In the Telling (Season 5, Episode 43): A Global Black Family Podcast, Miranda Mims and Steven G. Fullwood sit down with William “Bi...

54m

•Sep 7, 2026

Inheriting Your Grandmother's Truth

In this episode of In the Telling (Season 5, Episode 42), we sit down with Negarra Kudumu, a healer, priestess, and cultural worker, to explore the po...

39m

•Aug 18, 2026

Holding onto Memory: a life shaped by intuition, reinvention, caregiving, and forgetting

In this moving episode of In the Telling (Season 5, Episode 41), Constance “Connie” Gross—born in Harlem in 1937 and now approaching 89—reflects on a ...

49m

•Jun 9, 2026

Holding Dignity: Family, Memory and a Mother's Defiance

In this episode of In the Telling (Season 5, Episode 40), Miranda Mims and Steven G. Fullwood sit down with multidisciplinary artist, oral historian, ...

37m

•Apr 24, 2026

We Are All Libraries Burning - Louie on Radical Love and Why Our Stories Are Worth Preserving

In this episode of In the Telling (Season 5, Episode 39), we’re joined by Louie A. Ortiz-Fonseca (he/they), a Philadelphia-born queer creative, storyt...

56m

•Mar 18, 2026

From Plantation Roads to Seven Streets: Land, Faith, and Family

This episode of In The Telling (Season 5, Episode 38) traces one Black family’s journey in rural Louisiana through memory, labor, and inheritance. In ...

45m

•Feb 10, 2026