What does it mean to leave a legacy that outlives generations?
In this powerful first episode of Culture Keepers of FAAPHN Podcast, we step inside the historic John G. Riley House Museum to uncover the inspiring journey of John G. Riley — a man born into slavery who rose above unimaginable barriers to become an educator, community leader, and lasting symbol of resilience in Tallahassee history.
Join founder Althemese Pemberton Barnes and Executive Director Aron Myers, PhD, as they share untold stories, preserved memories, and the cultural impact of a house built on strength, perseverance, and purpose. From preserving African American history to empowering future generations, this episode dives deep into why protecting our stories matters now more than ever.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- The incredible life and legacy of John G. Riley
- How the Riley House became a cornerstone of Black history in Florida
- The mission behind preserving African American heritage
- Powerful insights on culture, education, and community leadership
- Why storytelling keeps history alive for future generations
If you’re passionate about Black history, cultural preservation, hidden historical gems, and meaningful conversations that inspire change, this episode is for you.
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