Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie, Part 2: The Ground Remembers — Echoes of Identity and Faith in the Santee Basin

Made In Carolina Podcast by Lolita Rowe

Episode notes

Across the Santee Basin, communities built lives rooted in land, labor, and belief. In the years after emancipation, Black, Indigenous, and European families shaped intertwined identities through farming, faith, and community — stories that still echo in the cemeteries, churches, and waters that remain. The Ground Remembers explores how race, land, and belief shaped who belonged — and what endures beneath the water.

Featured Voices: Dr. Thomas Robert Hart, Dr. Kelsey Moore Created, Produced, and Hosted by: Lolita Rowe Original Music: Sister Sai

Sound Credits: Tukinuitto, uitto / Log driving by YleArkisto —

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Keywords
South CarolinaSubmerged townsLake MarionLake Moultrielost townsFDRSantee CooperBlack HistoryLow CountrySantee Cooper Project
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