#153 - De plantage van onze voorouders - documentaire en interview

"De plantage van onze voorouders" won vorige week twee prijzen tijdens de BNR Dutch Podcast Awards, en terecht. In Parel een lang interview met de makers: Maartje Duin en Peggy Bouva. En je hoort aflevering 1 van de podcast: Privileges. In de discussie over white privilege raakt podcastmaker Maartje Duin benieuwd naar het slavernijverleden van haar oud-adellijke familie. Ze ontdekt dat haar voorouders mede-eigenaren waren van een Surinaamse suikerplantage, en dus slaven bezaten. Haar zoektocht leidt tot onrust - in haar familie, bij de nazaten van slaven, én bij Maartje zelf. Wat moeten ze met dit verleden? Ze besluit er een podcast over te maken. Parel Radio brengt je twee wekelijks een selectie van de mooiste radioverhalen. Host: Stef Visjager. Vragen, reacties en luisterfoto's voor Parel? [email protected]

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