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House Museums

NDIGO STUDIO is a talk show, hosted by Hermene Hartman, speaking with an authentic voice about contemporary issues with exclusive interviews and discussions on issues that matter. We seek to change the narrative on Black folk by providing a fresh approach to empowerment, insight, and perspective. We talk about accomplishments and achievements to newbies, newsy, and noteworthy personalities.

House Museums

NDIGO STUDIO Episode 12 | 27m 50s | CC

NDIGO Studio presents the stories of two women transforming historic homes into house museums. These homes pay homage to notable figures like The Honorable Elijah Muhammad, Mr. and Mrs. Lu Palmer, and Emmitt Till. The episode explores the significance of preserving these homes and the legacies of their former inhabitants, highlighting the cultural and historical importance of these transformations

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