oral histories
online archive
The digital space where visitors can listen to the stories, explore thematic collections, and discover the people behind the voices.
adeke rose
In conversation with Devlon Waddell, Adeke Rose discussed her multifaceted identity as a poet, teacher, and psychotherapist. She shared her journey returning to Baltimore's creative community after a two-decade hiatus, during which she faced challenges due to age and disability. The conversation also touched on her advocacy for mental health awareness, particularly in the context of social issues and workplace discrimination.
Lois “Lo” Mayo
In an illuminating exchange, Devlon Waddell delves into the depths of personal growth, community dynamics, and the enduring value of traditions through a heartfelt interview with Lois Mayo. From the streets of Baltimore to the quiet moments of self-reflection, Mayo unravels the threads of her life as a lover, healer, gardener, meditator, supporter, researcher, and resource, offering a mosaic of insights that span the personal to the collective.