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Let's listen to the incredible story of my Auntie Ella and her story about her parents, her family, and her children.

This podcast almost didn't exist. Auntie Ella was incredibly difficult to get on the phone for a podcast, but I never gave up on her.

This is a small but delightful story from my Auntie Elizabeth's podcast where she talks about being a young girl and how she recalls her big sister, Linda.

Linda died nearly 10 years before this podcast was made.

Listen to Sade's story as she talks about her close family

Listen to Sade's Life Stories as she talks about her immediate family.

My Mom and Dad have never really been in a relationship together. They never loved each other nor hated each other, but they made sure to love and support their son, Me.

Although, they have NEVER kept a strong connection between each other for longer than the time they made me, I succeeded in getting them both on a podcast together to talk and recall their shared memories of raising me.

This is the closest we've ever been, ever have and ever will be together. That's why I call it the MOST LEGENDARY PODCAST I ever recorded.

Check out the first real conversation between my cousin and I, Rosetta.

This is only the first of many conversations, I'm sure. As we both realize the true value in setting time to really talk as members of the same family.

The Thedford's.

Listen to how my father and I talk about our reactions to the 2020 presidential race results with the Biden and Kamala Harris campaign overcome Trump for the win.

These are our first reactions to that day, on that day. Our beliefs about what this win will mean for us and more importantly, what we believe it means for the black community.

Taking in the second podcast of words from my mother; we go deeper into her story of raising 3 kids and dealing with the struggles of her life. Listen to how she raised us as a natural born mother. No matter the difficulty, she never let us go, and we never let her go. Thank you for keep us and fighting for us always.

-To my mother, Diana.

What a grand life she lives!

Tune into the podcast that shows the uncanny parallel between my father and I. Both designers, both flocked to Seattle for new opportunity and so much more.

Listening to my grandfather’s story and hearing my history first hand is a rare and precious gift for me and perhaps impossible for others. Of all of my podcasts thus far, I cherish this one the most.