Two cousins explore the concept of "the black family" through real and personal shared memories. Be prepared to laugh, cry, explore vulnerability, and embark on a journey of both love and hope.
In this episode, we discuss how white people can best build bridges with the black community.
In this episode, we discuss our experience with using Ancestry.com to explore our family history and ethnic origins.
In this episode, we celebrate the remarkable single-parent women in our family.
This episode has two parts: 1) we discuss the reality of caring for our elders in old age and 2) we respond to the reactions from an earlier episode on the Black holiday experience.
In this episode, we discuss the barriers on the journey to own a home for many families in the black community.
In this episode, we discuss the George Floyd case and the effect that policing has on our family.
In this episode, we share memories of family members who have passed and our perspective on processing death.
In this episode, we touch on whether the men in the family are favored and who the favorites are in our family
Traveling with the Millers and Colemans is always a hoot! In this episode, we share a memory of recent travel and plans of future travel with our family.
In this episode, we explore the concept of fitting in or not fitting in with one's family.
In this episode, we have our first guest (Bruce Coleman) on to talk about the role that our fathers have played in our lives.
In this episode, Edwin shares a poem he wrote about his parents when he was 28 years old.
In this episode, we discuss bringing home significant others to meet our family.
In this episode, we discuss the topic of mental health in relation to our family and the Black Family in general.
This podcast explores the black family holiday experience from the food to the music and the drama!
The first episode answers the questions of who, what and why of "Family Matters: A Miller Street Podcast."
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