• Introducing: Our Ancestors Were Messy

  • Mar 27 2025
  • Length: 1 hr
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Introducing: Our Ancestors Were Messy

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  • We wanted to share an episode of one of our favorite new podcasts, Our Ancestors Were Messy, hosted by one of PCDC's favorite guests: Nichole Hill.

    A Victorian Era love triangle rocks the elites of DC and the Washington Bee newspaper is on the scene, thrilled to cover every scandalous detail!

    To learn more about the show and keep in touch, check out https://ourancestorsweremessy.com. To access bonus content and support this independent production visit https://ourancestorsweremessy.supercast.com.

    For more information about Black Storytelling Week visit https://www.blackstorytellingweek.com. Check out The Washington Bee digitized and stored at The Library of Congress.

    The show is hosted by Nichole Hill (https://www.nicholelhill.com). This week's guest is Jonquilyn Hill (@jonquilynhill)
    Executive Producer A.A. Hernandez
    Sound design by Helena de Groot (https://www.helenadegroot.me/about)
    Story Producer Martina Abrahams Ilunga (@m_tina)
    Research Producer Chioke I'Anson (https://www.chiokeianson.com)
    Story Editing by Shonte Hill

    As promised, the recipe for the Dick Francis Special. Enjoy! https://imbibemagazine.com/dick-francis-special/

    Episodes release bi-weekly.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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