ElderPride's Presents

ElderPride's Presents

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  • Cabin Creek_Vol.1 Episode 2: The Wood Pile

    They moved to a farmhouse at the end of a road nobody else takes.

    They thought they were starting over.

    But someone has been walking their land.

    Someone arranged the bottles.

    Someone washed the dishes.

    And no one is saying who.

    Cabin Creek Anthology.


    Volume One. Episode Two: The Wood Pile.

    The land remembers everything.


    Sponsored by Elder Pride — elderpride4me.org.

    20 min
  • The Cabin Creek Anthology Podcast Episode 1 Prologue & Ch.1

    A farmhouse. A family secret. And a creek that remembers everything.

    Ryan Tucker just inherited a piece of land he barely knows. What’s buried there — in the soil, in the walls, in sixty years of silence — is about to change everything he thought he understood about where he came from.

    Before the story begins, someone has to show you the way in.

    His name is Paul Smith. And he’s been waiting a long time.

    The Cabin Creek Anthology. Volume One starts now.


    Sponsored by Elder Pride — elderpride4me.org.

    20 min
  • Believe in Love — The Story of a Sacred Place Called Cabin Creek

    Some stories wait a long time to be heard out loud. The Cabin Creek Anthology is one of them. Set on a sacred farm in Randolph County, Indiana, it is the story of freedom seekers and Quaker abolitionists, of a love carried quietly across a dry creek bed for fifty years, of a young man who inherits a house full of secrets and discovers that history does not stay buried — not here. You have been personally invited to be among the first to hear it. 

    Your honest reaction is the point. 

    Your voice is the gift.

    Sponsored by Elder Pride — elderpride4me.org.

    15 min

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Elderprides presents The Cabin Creek Anthology. 


A free Black scout. A sacred creek. Six generations of love, secrets, and devotion. Welcome to Cabin Creek — where the ancestors are…