Keeping the Recipes

Keeping the Recipes

By TRANSIT ARTS and Village CentralArts
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Keeping the Recipes episodes

  • Episode 3 - Covid 19 P1

    Hi Everyone! Welcome back to Keeping the Recipes! We are excited to speak to one of our very own members, a Master Artist who works within TRANSIT ARTS, the community, and around the globe, Miss Debra James Tucker. She is not only a masterful opera and jazz singer, performer, and teacher, but a strong civil-rights fighter, who has worked in and out of courts, shows, and venues to speak on the importance of social change and fair rights for all. Join us today as we speak about the importance of artistry, the need to know one's true history, and her thoughts and struggles with COVID-19. If you wish to support her, or ask for her services, you can reach her via her website: https://debrajamestucker.wordpress.com/. If you would like to watch this episode via video, here is the link for this episode:  https://youtu.be/SXoMviq-ais

     We hope that you enjoy and tune in next time for part 2!

    31 min
  • Episode 2 - The more things change, the more they stay the same.

    This episode we speak with Mary Dyer and Leonia Hunt as we explore how things are different, and yet very much the same, between the different generations. From fashion, music, dance, culture, politics, events, etc.

    In this series you will experience TRANSIT ARTS members interviewing seniors (community members, family, friends, etc) discussing different topics  in which our seniors can share their wisdom and advice. TRANSIT ARTS is a program of Central Community House. "Keeping the Recipes" is made possible with funding from the Isabelle Ridgway Foundation of The Columbus Foundation.  

    1 hr 6 min
  • Episode 1 - Lessons to Learn

    Welcome everyone to our first episode! In this series you will experience TRANSIT ARTS members interviewing seniors (community members, family, friends, etc) discussing different topics in which our seniors share their wisdom and advice...their "recipes." In this first episode, we dive into lessons including: interacting with children about prejudice, how parents can help teach their children, finances, community, and more. TRANSIT ARTS is a program of Central Community House. "Keeping the Recipes" is made possible with funding from the Isabelle Ridgway Foundation of The Columbus Foundation. 

    Episode 1 - Join us on our first podcast as we sit down with seniors in our community. This week's episode we meet with Miss Gloria, Sandra Groce, and Mamie Hunter, sharing their stories and personal thoughts about different lessons that they feel should be understood by the youth. 

    1 hr 16 min

About Keeping the Recipes

From the publisher's feed

The young artists of TRANSIT ARTS developed a long list of questions to ask seniors who have a wealth of creative abilities and experiences (their recipes) to pass down to us. Seniors have survived,…