Our first guest is former journalist, author and genealogist Eunice Trotter. Trotter was named the first director of the Black Heritage Preservation Program at Indiana Landmarks. We’re going to discuss her new role and why preserving Black heritage in Indiana is important.

<p>Our first guest is former journalist, author and genealogist Eunice Trotter. Trotter was named the first director of the Black Heritage Preservation Program at Indiana Landmarks. We’re going to discuss her new role and why preserving Black heritage in Indiana is important.</p>

The podcast features people who impact Indianapolis and/or Indiana — those people who are often behind the scenes doing the work of making the community better but often do it quietly and without fanfare. We’ll interview politicians and government officials as well, but this isn’t a show about politics. It’s a show about people.

<blockquote>The podcast features people who impact Indianapolis and/or Indiana — those people who are often behind the scenes doing the work of making the community better but often do it quietly and without fanfare. We’ll interview politicians and government officials as well, but this isn’t a show about politics. It’s a show about people.</blockquote>

Voices of the Community An IndyStar podcast

Our first guest is former journalist, author and genealogist Eunice Trotter. Trotter was named the first director of the Black Heritage Preservation Program at Indiana Landmarks. We’re going to discuss her new role and why preserving Black heritage in Indiana is important.

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