Midland In Our Own Words
A collection of oral history accounts from the people of Midland County, Michigan. Developed by the Midland County Historical Society, Midland In Our Own Words is a living oral history project to uncover stories of influencers and modern explorers from those in the community.Learn more about the Midland County Historical Society and Midland Center for the Arts at midlandcenter.org
Podcasting since 2021 • 20 episodes
Midland In Our Own Words
Latest Episodes
Dr. Betty Jones visits with Delois Leapheart
Delois shares stories of her life as a professional in the workplace as well as a wife and mother. She certainly has a story to tell and is ready to share it.
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Episode 20
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54:57
Afua Ofori-Darko, of ARM (Anti-Racist Midland) catches up with Victor Atiemo- Obeng
Victor talks about his life starting out at Dow Chemical, his ties to Ghana and his hopes for our community and world. Victors ability to be open and honest pulls you in to his incredible story.
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Episode 19
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50:37
Dr. Betty Jones visits with Dr. Linneaus Dorman
Dr. Dorman has a rich, vibrant history in the Midland community and beyond. As the first professional person of color recruited by Dow Chemical, Dr. Dorman has a wonderfully engaging story to share. This Podcast is produ...
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Episode 18
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51:57
Theophilus Leapheart chats with Ron Haughton
hear Ron's stories about starting his career at Dow Chemical Co., the Vietnam war and recruiting employees to come to Dow during a tumultuous time in the 60's. Ron shares is love for Midland, even through tough times and his love for educ...
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Episode 17
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1:09:57
Keri Kenney with ARM (Anti-Racist Midland) sits down with Smallwood Holoman
Smallwood Shares his experiences in Midland as a Chemist, Being involved in the community, and looking past yourself and showing love and grace to others. This Podcast is produced by Tridge Media Productionsfor more information...
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Episode 16
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1:13:05