Melungeon Voices

Host Heather Andolina interviews Sybrina Stowe-Geraldino about her mixed ancestry and how to submit Melungeon ancestors to the Daughters of the American Revolution.

This episode discusses the significance of the Jamestown Freedom Pioneers on abolitionism and the Underground Railroad from the American Revolution to the Civil War.

Hosts interview Marvin Jones about the mixed community of the Winton Triangle and his ancestors of mixed ancestry who fought in the American Revolution.

Host Heather Andolina interviews Wayne Winkler about the role of Melungeon and mixed-ancestry people during the American Revolution.

Hosts introduce a special episode featuring guests from the DAR who are working to identify Melungeon patriots from the American Revolution.

The episode introduces a new theme song for the Melungeon Voices podcast, celebrating Melungeon identity and heritage.

Hosts interview author Paul Johnson about his research into mixed-ethnic families in coastal Carolina, including the Sarah Stanley Grimke collection.

Hosts interview Bill Gibson about his family ancestry and the history of the Gibson and Collins families in Appalachia.

A podcast episode featuring an interview with Beverly Scarlett, a district court judge and author, discussing her genealogical research into her Harris family's mixed Black American Indian roots.

Introduction to a new podcast series about Melungeon history and culture, with membership reminders and a preview of an interview with historian Frederick Murphy.