Listen "Ep. #262: A Mile in Their Shoes: Shared History"
Episode Synopsis
How does choosing to be curious about the people and places around us help us discover, elevate and amplify history that's perhaps less well-known?
In this third episode of the "Mile in Their Shoes" series, we use the Mount Vernon Trail as a vehicle for tracing our shared history, with the help of a local museum, a local government, and an independent journalist.
Photo: "On the Point – ‘Buddies,’ May 30, 1897” Alexandria Black History Museum, used with permission.
Visit Black Heritage Museum of Arlington: https://arlingtonblackheritage.org
Visit Alexandria African American Heritage Trails: https://www.alexandriava.gov/historic-sites/african-american-heritage-trails
Check out Kim O'Connell's work: https://www.kimaoconnell.com
Theme music by Sean Balick; music by Onesuch Village, via Blue Dot Sessions.
In this third episode of the "Mile in Their Shoes" series, we use the Mount Vernon Trail as a vehicle for tracing our shared history, with the help of a local museum, a local government, and an independent journalist.
Photo: "On the Point – ‘Buddies,’ May 30, 1897” Alexandria Black History Museum, used with permission.
Visit Black Heritage Museum of Arlington: https://arlingtonblackheritage.org
Visit Alexandria African American Heritage Trails: https://www.alexandriava.gov/historic-sites/african-american-heritage-trails
Check out Kim O'Connell's work: https://www.kimaoconnell.com
Theme music by Sean Balick; music by Onesuch Village, via Blue Dot Sessions.