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Home Grown The Series

Home Grown The Series

By: Emmanuel Davis
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 HomeGrown The Series, HGTS, is a web based show that intimately connects with the creatives of Chicago. HGTS focuses on the voices, stories and lives of the individuals who give Chicago its rich culture.Copyright 2021 Emmanuel Davis Social Sciences
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  • HomeGrown The Series | EP. 15 | GO!

    HomeGrown The Series | EP. 15 | GO!
    Oct 8 2021
    HGTS welcomes Shermann "Dilla" Thomas, Chicago urban historian. Dilla has used TikTok to share informative videos highlighting Chicagos rich African American history. Join us as we discuss literature and how Dilla plans to use the lessons from the past to reshape Chicagos tomorrow. Enjoy the latest episode of HGTS!
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    54 mins
  • Home Grown The Series | EP. 14 | LEADER

    Home Grown The Series | EP. 14 | LEADER
    Sep 9 2021
    HGTS welcomes Dion Dawson, navy veteran and creator of Dion's Chicago Dream, a nonprofit organization who's mission is to fight food insecurities in the city of Chicago. Join us as he shares stories of philanthropy and purpose.
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    43 mins
  • HomeGrown The Series | EP. 13 | S-W-O-P-E-S

    HomeGrown The Series | EP. 13 | S-W-O-P-E-S
    May 29 2021
    Home Grown the Series is a podcast dedicated to Chicago! Too often news outlets share an incomplete story about this city. We focus on the voices, stories and lives of the individuals who give Chicago its rich culture. HGTS welcome Elise Swopes, graphic designer and photographer. From drawing on KidPics as a child to having her own app Urban Jungle, Swopes loves to create. Join us as she shares stories about her mental health journey and how she tweets daily reminders that can help anyone who reads them achieve their dream. Enjoy the latest episode on HGTS. Please Like & Subscribe
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    51 mins
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