This episode of Nos héritages explores the art and significance of oral history with Mi’Jan Celie Tho-Biaz, a Black American historian, documentarian, and storyteller. The discussion highlights oral history as a transformative practice, fostering empowerment, connection, and social change. The conversation delves into how storytelling reclaims narratives, uplifts underrepresented voices, and preserves cultural heritage.

A compelling episode that sheds light on the role of representation, the power of archiving stories, and the importance of cultural memory. Perfect for anyone passionate about history, storytelling, and community-building.

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Production : Sarra El Massaoudi

Original music : Straz

Mixing and sound design : Malika El Barkani

Special thanks to Roger Dushime and the U.S. Embassy in Brussels

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