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Ever wondered what it feels like to walk in the footsteps of your ancestors?
We’re excited to share our latest episode #59 "From Sicily to America: Understanding Family Roots and Preserving Heritage," with you, our wonderful community of listeners. Join us, your hosts, Shelly Kelly and Lisa Jones, as we embark on a journey through personal history, cultural connections, and the powerful ties of heritage.
From childhood recollections of Italian festivals to the emotional journeys of exploring familial lands, this episode is a tribute to our rich heritage and cultures that shape who we are.
Join us as we reflect on how understanding our past helps us build a stronger future and sense of belonging.
5 Keys You’ll Learn:
1. Cultural Festivals and Traditions
2. Genealogy and Legacy
3. Personal Connections
4. Practical Tips for Collecting Family Stories
5. Identity and Belonging
CALL TO ACTION:
We’d love to hear your stories and thoughts! Have you ever visited your ancestral homeland? Felt that deep connection to your roots? Drop us a line, leave a review, or connect with us on social media. Your engagement means the world to us and helps shape future episodes!
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