Voices of Hoptown: In Their Own Words

Voices of Hoptown: In Their Own Words

By Museums of HopkinsvilleSociety & CultureDocumentary
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Voices of Hoptown: In Their Own Words episodes

  • Darryl Banks pt.1

    In this season of Voices we will be listening to oral histories that center around the experience of desegregation and the end of the Jim Crow era. This is the first of four episodes where we will listen to Darryl Banks recount his upbringing, family, and community life during this time in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

    29 min
  • Gwenda and Valerie pt.4

    In this season of Voices we will be listening to oral histories that center around the experience of desegregation and the end of the Jim Crow era. This is the last of four episodes where we will listen to sisters Gwenda Motley and Valerie Watkins recount their upbringing, family, and community life during this time in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

    45 min
  • Gwenda and Valerie pt.3

    In this season of Voices we will be listening to oral histories that center around the experience of desegregation and the end of the Jim Crow era. This is the third of four episodes where we will listen to sisters Gwenda Motley and Valerie Watkins recount their upbringing, family, and community life during this time in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.


    45 min
  • Gwenda and Valerie pt.2

    In this season of Voices we will be listening to oral histories that center around the experience of desegregation and the end of the Jim Crow era. This is the second of four episodes where we will listen to sisters Gwenda Motley and Valerie Watkins recount their upbringing, family, and community life during this time in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

    42 min
  • Gwenda and Valerie pt.1

    In this season of Voices we will be listening to oral histories that center around the experience of desegregation and the end of the Jim Crow era. This is the first of four episodes where we will listen to sisters Gwenda Motley and Valerie Watkins recount their upbringing, family, and community life during this time in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

    43 min

About Voices of Hoptown: In Their Own Words

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Voices is a podcast production of the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County, located in Western Kentucky. This series takes a look at the oral history archives and presents them to the…