Join Dottie, Guyanese American, as she embarks on a captivating journey of self-reflection. This podcast gives a voice to the previous generation, discussing their lives as well as the profound impact of their decisions and choices . It's also a conversation with immigrant children who are now adults and how those decisions and choices impacted them. From cultural heritage to life-altering choices, these Silent Storytellers shed light on the powerful influences that have shaped their lives and identities.

The conversation begins 1.30.2024

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This conversation was very special to me. Thank you to my dear friend for sharing her story. Belkis reflects on her journey from Ghana to America at the age of nine. She discusses the lack of preparation and suddenness of the move and how it affected her relationship with her mother. Welcome to Silent Storytellers...

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* NOTE: AT THE BEGINNING OF OUR CONVERSATION, MY GUEST MISSPOKE. CORRECTION: SHE MOVED TO GUYANA FROM TRINIDAD IN 1965

In this episode I speak with Ms. Sandra about her experience in coming to American in 1975 and what it means to choose to not follow the norms. Welcome to Silent Storytellers...

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