EPISODE · Feb 1, 2026 · 53 MIN
Uncovering Our African Roots
from Lowcountry Gullah · host Mean Ole Lion Media
The Gullah people have a rich history and culture that's connected to West African roots. Through the significance of storytelling, cultural heritage, and the ongoing movement to reconnect with ancestral roots, Author Amadu Massally shares a fresh exploration of new perspectives on the Gullah's connection to the Rice Coast and the importance of preserving the our language.
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