Society & Culture
What was it like to travel in an era where there were little “Black Wall Streets'' all over the U.S. in the midst of dangerous Jim Crow laws? Alvin Hall, award-winning television and radio broadcaster, best-selling author, and renowned financial educator, transports us into that historic realm. His podcast, Driving the Green Book, guides listeners along his road trip with Janee Wood Weber to the historically Black towns and destinations featured in the Negro Motorist’s Green Book, published from 1936-1967. Hosts Noami and Anaïs explore the nuances of navigating life on the road during a pandemic, holding solidarity with the Asian-American community and how the Green Book paved the way for Diversify Vanlife to become a living resource for nomads of color.Check out the full interactive show notes on our website at Diversify Vanlife and find the episode transcript here: Episode 4 TranscriptFeatured Guest Links:www.drivingthegreenbook.com/Driving the Green Book TwitterAlvin Hall TwitterMacmillan Podcasts TwitterMacmillan Podcasts Facebook Apple Maps GuideApple Music Playlist NATI Podcast Links:Podcast @nomadsattheintersectionsCommunity @diversify.vanlifeHost @irietoauroraCo-host @anaismoniqEnjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other Nomads find us. You can also share this podcast with a friend. Thank you for your support!Nomads at the Intersections is hosted by Noami Grevemberg with co-host Anaïs MoniqueA Ravel Media productionCreative Direction by Busted Slate MediaAudio assist by Dustin GrevembergMusic by Smart Monkey MusicPodcast Cover Artwork by Karen Ceballos