"The goal is to inspire curiosity and encourage further exploration of topics like the history of Zimbabwe or the early colonisation of the Caribbean." (Tracy DW) As an author, podcaster, and educator

Welcome to the fifth season of Stories to be tolled the podcast series! Its hard to believe that way back in Oct 2020 when the very first episode was released that I would still be here sharing

In this season finale of 'Stories to be tolled,' Id like to take this opportunity to say a huge THANK YOU and re-orientate you, my listeners back to where it all began. (Tracy DW) By reading extrac

In this milestone 100th episode of 'Stories to be tolled,' Tracy commemorates Windrush Day, reflecting on the MV Empire Windrush's historic arrival at Tilbury docks in 1948. Tracy reflects on the rich

In this bonus episode of 'Stories to be tolled,' I announce a significant update to the 'Name that Podcast' challenge. Reflecting on the feedback, I've decided to streamline format. Stay tuned as the

From Jomo Kenyatta to William Ruto: A tale of two visions for Kenya

In this episode of 'Stories to be tolled,' I'm interviewed by The Exchange Show host Berthana Oxendine where I discuss my book 'Caribbean Wind' and the rich tapestry of history it weaves. Delve with

Sparked by a candid conversation with her father about the latest Bob Marley biopic, 'One Love,' in this episode, Tracy delves into the complexities of interpreting historical facts and cinematic stor

Contemplating the Colors of Controversy: Britain's Banner and the Burden of History. As Britain grapples with the implications of the newly passed Rwanda Bill and the tumultuous St. George's Day cel

Unveiling the Union Jack: a symbol of unity or controversy?