In today's podcast episode, we'll delve into an enriching oral history session featuring Greg Roberts, a prominent local public historian deeply invested in preserving the rich tapestry of New Richmond's history. Greg's impassioned advocacy for historical observation and preservation shines through as he shares his life journey and ancestral connections, spanning from Kentucky to New Richmond, Ohio. Join us for an insightful discussion on the significance of oral history and its profound impact on community cohesion and heritage preservation.

During the episode, we explored how genealogy serves as a powerful tool for reclaiming narratives, understanding identity, and fostering a sense of belonging within the Black community. Through public history initiatives, we discussed the vital role of community engagement and archival preservation in ensuring that our stories are accurately documented and celebrated for generations to come.

This episode is on Oral History and why it is important to practice this method in local communities. Our discussion panel guest speakers are Ms. Mary Allen, Mr. Greg Roberts and Mr. Cordel George. Podcast Hosted by Jamie Thompson -MA candidate