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EPISODE · May 31, 2025 · 2 MIN

Neesha Powell-Ingabire's Personal History Intersects with the Collective History of Coastal Georgia

from Rooted · host Lauren Rhoades

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit rooted.substack.comIn April, we talked with author Neesha Powell-Ingabire—who was just nominated for Georgia Author of the Year!—about their debut memoir-in-essays Come By Here. Neesha was vulnerable, honest, and authentic. She talked about how in writing about her own family history, she uncovered important moments in Black history that helped her understand her coastal Georgia roots in a new way. We also spoke about power of tears and the importance of reviving and reclaiming Black agricultural knowledge and traditions. Neesha also broke down their writing process—how a journalism background did and did not translate to writing more personal essays.You can listen to these book club recordings in the Substack app, in your web browser, or on Spotify1. Subscribe to the show on Spotify to get notifications when new episodes are released. Recorded book club conversations are only available to paid subscribers, but the live book club sessions will continue to be free and open to all readers.Thank you, Neesha! Thanks again to our partners: Mississippi Book Festival, Lemuria Books, and Friendly City Books. The team at Red Squared records and produces these discussions at their studio in The Hangar.Plan ahead and check out our upcoming book club picks!June 26 at 7pm: Split the Baby with (me!) Lauren Rhoades and moderator Catherine Simone GrayAugust 6 at 7pm: World Without End: Essays on Apocalypse and After with author Martha ParkSeptember 3 at 7pm: Before Elvis: The African American Musicians Who Made the King with author Preston Lauterbach and moderator Talamieka BriceRED SQUARED is an award-winning, Black-owned video and film production company based in Jackson, Mississippi. We bring stories to life through documentaries, commercials, and live event coverage, with a deep commitment to Mississippi’s culture, history, and community. Subscribe to RED SQUARED for updates and behind-the-scenes stories.

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