EP 2: Meet the Hawkins

Lee always knew that his father grew up during Jim Crow, but he never really understood what that meant as a child. In school he was taught that Jim Crow was all about segregation - separate but unequal. It wasn’t until Lee started asking his dad more questions about Jim Crow as ...  Show more

Around 1910, Black farmers collectively owned over 16 million acres of farmland. A century later, over 90% of that land is no longer owned by Black farmers. In Lee’s own family, the acquisition and loss of land has been a contentious issue for nearly every generation, sometimes l ...  Show more

Survivors of Mt. Meigs share how they ended up in the juvenile justice system and what happened once they went down the long road to the reformatory. Lonnie and Johnny meet the foreboding superintendent EB Holloway, while Mary and Jennie must deal with the girls’ matron, Fannie B ...  Show more

Growing up together wasn't easy, fights, fallouts, even hate! In this episode, you'll hear what it was like growing up together, how we were as brothers and what we really thought of each other at the time. And you'll hear some our childhood confessions, from wetting the bed thro ...  Show more

In Part 2 of our Guest's episode, they dive in deeper about their childhood, and how their Father's treatment affected both them and their sibling. We also explore how their abusive upbringing shaped them as a parent, and the steps they took to right their own wrongs while contin ...  Show more

Luis‘s younger brother, Gordo, joins the podcast this week as they both time travel back to their childhood and share their stories on what they witnessed growing up. They speak on traumatizing memories, dating, brotherhood and more. CONTENT WARNING: Adult/Minor Relationships. Th ...  Show more