Roots Renewed

Por: Tami Dee Garcia

Roots Renewed is a podcast about heritage, identity, diaspora, and the ongoing work of reconnecting with who we are and where we come from, especially when parts of the story feel missing, interrupted, or complicated.Hosted by Tami Dee Garcia, the show centers conversations with people from diverse backgrounds who are intentionally navigating identity, heritage, and culture, whether for themselves, their families, or their communities. Each episode explores the influences, histories, and turning points that shape how they reconnect through culture, family, leadership, healing, accountability, or reinvention.This podcast is for anyone navigating identity, diaspora, cultural shifts, or reinvention at any stage of life.You don’t need all the answers. You just need a place to start.

22 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast Roots Renewed

I Did What I Wanted, Not What They Wanted 20/08/2026

"How Can a Garcia Not Speak Spanish?" 12/08/2026

Told Not to Say She Was Oromo. It Took 30 Years to Claim It 28/07/2026

It Was Always Jamaica 21/07/2026

Not Haitian Enough. Not Black Enough: An Executive's Story of Choosing His Identity Every Day 15/07/2026

The Amnesia of Whiteness 07/07/2026

Tattoos Like Her Grandmother 30/06/2026

The Bentley Was a Prison 24/06/2026

Her DNA Test Led to a Ghanaian Passport 19/06/2026

Growing Up Between PR and St. Thomas Still Did Not Prepare Him for This 16/06/2026

Her grandmother's diaries sat there for 100 years. Nobody asked. 09/06/2026

Her Ancestors Started Waking Her Up at 2:58 AM 26/05/2026

"I Forgot You Were Chinese" 20/05/2026

I Can't Undo My Family's Past. Part 2 12/05/2026

Her Family Built the Panama Canal. Now Her Daughter Tells Her to Speak Regular. 06/05/2026

My Family Colonized the Congo. Part 1 28/04/2026

Her Grandmother Was a Hoodoo Woman. She Had No Idea. 21/04/2026

Not From Here. Not From There. Finally From Somewhere. 14/04/2026

The Only Difference Between You and Me Is a Stop on the Ship 07/04/2026

Nobody Was Making Room for African Diaspora Designers. So She Did. 31/03/2026

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