Tales from the Manor
The power to write history lies in the stories of the privileged. Tales from the Manor spotlights the generational wisdom of mainly African American elders rarely included in history books.
What began as a weekly podcast on 96.3 OHM Radio in Charleston to explore the lives of residents often pushed to the side of society, Tales from the Manor has become an important conversation about building communities, neighborhoods, and economies that serve the needs of all.
This collection of interviews from Season One, envisioned by local non-profit Enough Pie, provides an alternative history to the city and our society at large. "I don't work well with stereotypes," says Carolyn Jones, guest of the first episode. "I deal with people from all different walks of life in my building." Prepare to be forever changed.
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What began as a weekly podcast on 96.3 OHM Radio in Charleston to explore the lives of residents often pushed to the side of society, Tales from the Manor has become an important conversation about building communities, neighborhoods, and economies that serve the needs of all.
This collection of interviews from Season One, envisioned by local non-profit Enough Pie, provides an alternative history to the city and our society at large. "I don't work well with stereotypes," says Carolyn Jones, guest of the first episode. "I deal with people from all different walks of life in my building." Prepare to be forever changed.
Tales from the Manor
The power to write history lies in the stories of the privileged. Tales from the Manor spotlights the generational wisdom of mainly African American elders rarely included in history books.
What began as a weekly podcast on 96.3 OHM Radio in Charleston to explore the lives of residents often pushed to the side of society, Tales from the Manor has become an important conversation about building communities, neighborhoods, and economies that serve the needs of all.
This collection of interviews from Season One, envisioned by local non-profit Enough Pie, provides an alternative history to the city and our society at large. "I don't work well with stereotypes," says Carolyn Jones, guest of the first episode. "I deal with people from all different walks of life in my building." Prepare to be forever changed.
What began as a weekly podcast on 96.3 OHM Radio in Charleston to explore the lives of residents often pushed to the side of society, Tales from the Manor has become an important conversation about building communities, neighborhoods, and economies that serve the needs of all.
This collection of interviews from Season One, envisioned by local non-profit Enough Pie, provides an alternative history to the city and our society at large. "I don't work well with stereotypes," says Carolyn Jones, guest of the first episode. "I deal with people from all different walks of life in my building." Prepare to be forever changed.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9780578642383 |
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| Publisher: | Enough Pie |
| Publication date: | 02/11/2020 |
| Pages: | 172 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.37(d) |
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