PRESS AND MEDIA APPEARANCES
The Morning Show with Ann Varnum
WTVY Channel 4, Dothan, Alabama 2001
Researching my African American History.
a. Documenting oral histories.
b. Keep all documentation in file folders as well on computer hard drive.
c. Visit courthouses in areas of interest. Search deeds, old newspapers, court minutes, tax digests (slaves were considered property), birth and marriage records.
d. Searching census records
e. The brick wall for African Americans
February 2004 "Shaking My Tree" book release
a. Gathering information to compile family histories and everyday lives in the communities in which they lived.
b. Early Houston, Henry and Dale County, Alabama communities
The Wiregrass Times Newspaper
Dothan, Alabama
December 18, 2003
Article-lntroducing the release of first book titled; "Shaking My Tree" intertwining lives of the Pittman, Peoples, Callins, and Hodge's"
The Dothan Eagle Newspaper
Dothan, Alabama
February 6,2004
Article titled, "Georgia author documents history of numerous African-American families in Wiregrass".
"Legends of the Fall"
Stage Peformance, Chipley, Florida
March 28,2010
in Foster Folly Newspaper and the Chipley Bugle.
The Troy Messenger
Troy, Alabama
September 10, 2010
Article titled, "Documentary tells sharecroppers story".
The Dothan Eagle Newspaper
Dothan, Alabama
November 11, 2016
Article titled, "Film on Black History Shown at Troy,Dothan"
WDHN TV Channel 18, Valencia E. Jones, Reporter
November 11, 2016
Tumbleton Road Film Captures a Dothan Writers Ancestral Roots
Tallahassee Magazine
May-June,2016
Article titled "Time and Travis Travel" by Steve Bornhoft
Absolutely Alabama
September 10th, 2017
Dothan Eagle
Dothan, Alabama
April 7th, 2018
Faye Walker Howell discusses the upcoming CBS 60 Minutes episode which will feature she, Oprah Winfrey and Bryan Stevenson as they discuss the legacy of lynching.
The News-Herald
Panama City, Florida
April 7th, 2018
Faye Walker Howell discusses the upcoming CBS 60 Minutes episode which will feature she, Oprah Winfrey and Bryan Stevenson as they discuss the legacy of lynching.
60 Minutes, CBS
April 8th, 2018
Discussed the legacy of lynching with Oprah Winfrey and Bryan Stevenson who is the founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative. Produced by Denise Cetta and Megan Kelty.
HERE AND NOW, NPR RADIO
WBUR RADIO, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
April 25th, 2018
