The Quindaro Historical Community Tribal Podcast Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/the-quindaro-historical-tribal-community-podcast It's important that we PROTECT OUR LEGACY — PRESERVE OUR HISTORY — SECURE OUR FUTURE. This website and podcast explores our family history, ranging from the Civil War to the present day. We share family stories, explore veteran recollections from historical letters, and celebrate stories of hope, love, and triumph. Guest appearances and discussions support the preservation of valuable family heirlooms, documents, and pictures. We also provide information about vital resources, mental health support, and navigating challenges like PTSD. Our goal is to create a space where veterans, friends, and family members can find support by sharing our history, protecting our legacy, and ensuring that future generations never forget the sacrifices made by our families through the centuries. For more information Contact us: CEPSFOUNDATION2@gmail.com. We appreciate your support and contributions in order to provide continuing resources and programs. © 2026 Lisa Renee King 9a374837-b2b0-59d2-8e9a-9cf88be998c1 no Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation: "One family's UN petition for Sovereign Nationhood" The Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast - PROMO en Sat, 29 Aug 2026 07:46:20 -0500 Sat, 29 Aug 2026 07:47:18 -0500 https://quindarotribalcommunity.com https://img.transistorcdn.com/MEBQdnfd-NRfa-E9idzd4jo6WTcgj7zv9zCUZG9Zby8/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9kMDcw/NzljMmYwNjk4NmEy/NmNkNzc1MTRlNjBm/NTU5ZC5qcGc.jpg The Quindaro Historical Community Tribal Podcast https://quindarotribalcommunity.com episodic Lisa Renee King It's important that we PROTECT OUR LEGACY — PRESERVE OUR HISTORY — SECURE OUR FUTURE. This website and podcast explores our family history, ranging from the Civil War to the present day. We share family stories, explore veteran recollections from historical letters, and celebrate stories of hope, love, and triumph. Guest appearances and discussions support the preservation of valuable family heirlooms, documents, and pictures. We also provide information about vital resources, mental health support, and navigating challenges like PTSD. Our goal is to create a space where veterans, friends, and family members can find support by sharing our history, protecting our legacy, and ensuring that future generations never forget the sacrifices made by our families through the centuries. For more information Contact us: CEPSFOUNDATION2@gmail.com. We appreciate your support and contributions in order to provide continuing resources and programs. It's important that we PROTECT OUR LEGACY — PRESERVE OUR HISTORY — SECURE OUR FUTURE. Quindaro Tribal Community, Kansas City, Charles E Pope, Sr., Slavery, Freedom, Lucy Pope, Wiley Pope, Preservation, History, Veterans, War Lisa Renee King CEPSFOUNDATION2@gmail.com No No Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation: "One family's UN petition for Sovereign Nationhood" 2 2 Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation: "One family's UN petition for Sovereign Nationhood" trailer 660c83e1-aad8-4d95-b053-d5ad7edad8c0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f140f4f8 One Family's UN Petition for Sovereign Nationhood

Step into a remarkable journey of legacy, sovereignty, and historical preservation. In this episode, we explore the inspiring creation of the Charles Edward Pope, Sr. Foundation and the visionary mission of Principal Chief Lisa Renee King of the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community. Charles E. Pope, Sr. was the great grandson of Wiley and Lucy Pope.
Discover how Chief Lisa Renee King—a proud fifth-generation descendant of Wiley Pope and Lucy Pope—embarked on a groundbreaking quest to petition the United Nations for sovereign nationhood, protecting a vital family legacy and securing the future for generations to come.
Dive deeper into the remarkable history of the Pope family:
* Not Your Typical Love Story: Read or listen to this captivating account on Amazon Books and Amazon Kindle Audiobooks.
* Wiley's Letters: Explore the gripping historical documents and stories behind the first emancipation in 1860—fully five years before the Lincoln emancipation of 1865—available now on Amazon Books and Kindle Audiobooks.

]]> One Family's UN Petition for Sovereign Nationhood

Step into a remarkable journey of legacy, sovereignty, and historical preservation. In this episode, we explore the inspiring creation of the Charles Edward Pope, Sr. Foundation and the visionary mission of Principal Chief Lisa Renee King of the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community. Charles E. Pope, Sr. was the great grandson of Wiley and Lucy Pope.
Discover how Chief Lisa Renee King—a proud fifth-generation descendant of Wiley Pope and Lucy Pope—embarked on a groundbreaking quest to petition the United Nations for sovereign nationhood, protecting a vital family legacy and securing the future for generations to come.
Dive deeper into the remarkable history of the Pope family:
* Not Your Typical Love Story: Read or listen to this captivating account on Amazon Books and Amazon Kindle Audiobooks.
* Wiley's Letters: Explore the gripping historical documents and stories behind the first emancipation in 1860—fully five years before the Lincoln emancipation of 1865—available now on Amazon Books and Kindle Audiobooks.

]]> Sat, 29 Aug 2026 07:06:49 -0500 Lisa Renee King Lisa Renee King 635 One Family's UN Petition for Sovereign Nationhood

Step into a remarkable journey of legacy, sovereignty, and historical preservation. In this episode, we explore the inspiring creation of the Charles Edward Pope, Sr. Foundation and the visionary mission of Principal Chief Lisa Renee King of the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community. Charles E. Pope, Sr. was the great grandson of Wiley and Lucy Pope.
Discover how Chief Lisa Renee King—a proud fifth-generation descendant of Wiley Pope and Lucy Pope—embarked on a groundbreaking quest to petition the United Nations for sovereign nationhood, protecting a vital family legacy and securing the future for generations to come.
Dive deeper into the remarkable history of the Pope family:
* Not Your Typical Love Story: Read or listen to this captivating account on Amazon Books and Amazon Kindle Audiobooks.
* Wiley's Letters: Explore the gripping historical documents and stories behind the first emancipation in 1860—fully five years before the Lincoln emancipation of 1865—available now on Amazon Books and Kindle Audiobooks.

]]> Quindaro Tribal Community, Kansas City, Charles E Pope, Sr., Slavery, Freedom, Lucy Pope, Wiley Pope, Preservation, History, Veterans, War No Interview with Nakia J Hope- Paul - Old Quindaro Museum & Information Center 6 6 Interview with Nakia J Hope- Paul - Old Quindaro Museum & Information Center full ad1430f1-f1a7-43ff-bef0-1c464f9ecc44 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6d92f8ff INTERVIEW with Nakia J. Hope-Paul, Vice President of the Old Quindaro Museum & Information Center. For more information or to help support her organization email her at: ccoqmuseum@gmail.com

Website: https://www.oldquindaromuseum.com or Google: Old Quindaro Museum.com On Facebook - Concerned Citizen  for Old Quindaro Museum  On Instragram: Old Quindaro Museum

SPECIAL NOTICE:
Join us for an important upcoming community gathering hosted by the Quindaro Historical Community and the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation, led by Founder & CEO and Principal Chief Lisa King. This meeting is dedicated to protecting our legacy, preserving ancestral lands and cemeteries, and addressing decisions made without representation.

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WYANDOTTE COUNTY MUSEUM, 631 North 126th Street, Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012
Time: 2:00p.m. to 3:00p.m.
Date: August 29th, 2026
Contact us for more details: (913) 309-8586
OR email us at: cepsfoundation2@gmail.com

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]]> INTERVIEW with Nakia J. Hope-Paul, Vice President of the Old Quindaro Museum & Information Center. For more information or to help support her organization email her at: ccoqmuseum@gmail.com

Website: https://www.oldquindaromuseum.com or Google: Old Quindaro Museum.com On Facebook - Concerned Citizen  for Old Quindaro Museum  On Instragram: Old Quindaro Museum

SPECIAL NOTICE:
Join us for an important upcoming community gathering hosted by the Quindaro Historical Community and the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation, led by Founder & CEO and Principal Chief Lisa King. This meeting is dedicated to protecting our legacy, preserving ancestral lands and cemeteries, and addressing decisions made without representation.

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Our Meeting details:
WYANDOTTE COUNTY MUSEUM, 631 North 126th Street, Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012
Time: 2:00p.m. to 3:00p.m.
Date: August 29th, 2026
Contact us for more details: (913) 309-8586
OR email us at: cepsfoundation2@gmail.com

Join Zoom Meeting - Quindaro Historical Community Meeting - 8/29/2026 @ 2p.m. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85416638186?pwd=FGNSvKDt88RxJaMyEnRxLWRqzRYjYf.1

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]]> Fri, 28 Aug 2026 22:50:50 -0500 Lisa Renee King Lisa Renee King 749 INTERVIEW with Nakia J. Hope-Paul, Vice President of the Old Quindaro Museum & Information Center. For more information or to help support her organization email her at: ccoqmuseum@gmail.com

Website: https://www.oldquindaromuseum.com or Google: Old Quindaro Museum.com On Facebook - Concerned Citizen  for Old Quindaro Museum  On Instragram: Old Quindaro Museum

SPECIAL NOTICE:
Join us for an important upcoming community gathering hosted by the Quindaro Historical Community and the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation, led by Founder & CEO and Principal Chief Lisa King. This meeting is dedicated to protecting our legacy, preserving ancestral lands and cemeteries, and addressing decisions made without representation.

https://share.transistor.fm/s/a475e791
Our Meeting details:
WYANDOTTE COUNTY MUSEUM, 631 North 126th Street, Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012
Time: 2:00p.m. to 3:00p.m.
Date: August 29th, 2026
Contact us for more details: (913) 309-8586
OR email us at: cepsfoundation2@gmail.com

Join Zoom Meeting - Quindaro Historical Community Meeting - 8/29/2026 @ 2p.m. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85416638186?pwd=FGNSvKDt88RxJaMyEnRxLWRqzRYjYf.1

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]]> Quindaro Tribal Community, Kansas City, Charles E Pope, Sr., Slavery, Freedom, Lucy Pope, Wiley Pope, Preservation, History, Veterans, War No Aria's Bedtime Stories - Four Signatures of Courage (United States Registers of the Treasury) 5 5 Aria's Bedtime Stories - Four Signatures of Courage (United States Registers of the Treasury) full eb17ad37-acf6-4c55-9bd2-cd811de4bc13 https://share.transistor.fm/s/860076af This bedtime story time with our host, Aria highlights an important job African Americans had in the 19th Century, as Registers of the U.S. Treasury. Step back in time to explore an extraordinary yet often overlooked chapter of American financial and political history. In this special podcast segment, we uncover the stories of the first five African-American men to hold the influential office of the Register of the Treasury:
 * Hon. Blanche K. Bruce (1881–1885)
 * Hon. Judson W. Lyons (1898–1906)
 * Hon. William T. Vernon (1906–1911)
 * Hon. James C. Napier (1911–1913)
 * Hon. Vernon G. Wilson (1913–1915)
Long before their signatures graced American currency, these trailblazing leaders navigated the complex corridors of post-Reconstruction and early 20th-century Washington, D.C. Join us as we examine their monumental appointments, their enduring impact on federal governance, and the lasting legacy of representation at the highest levels of the United States government. Thank you for listening and for your support of the non-profit organization that brings this and other great content for you to learn and enjoy! The Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation. PayPal.me/ceps2016

]]> This bedtime story time with our host, Aria highlights an important job African Americans had in the 19th Century, as Registers of the U.S. Treasury. Step back in time to explore an extraordinary yet often overlooked chapter of American financial and political history. In this special podcast segment, we uncover the stories of the first five African-American men to hold the influential office of the Register of the Treasury:
 * Hon. Blanche K. Bruce (1881–1885)
 * Hon. Judson W. Lyons (1898–1906)
 * Hon. William T. Vernon (1906–1911)
 * Hon. James C. Napier (1911–1913)
 * Hon. Vernon G. Wilson (1913–1915)
Long before their signatures graced American currency, these trailblazing leaders navigated the complex corridors of post-Reconstruction and early 20th-century Washington, D.C. Join us as we examine their monumental appointments, their enduring impact on federal governance, and the lasting legacy of representation at the highest levels of the United States government. Thank you for listening and for your support of the non-profit organization that brings this and other great content for you to learn and enjoy! The Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation. PayPal.me/ceps2016

]]> Fri, 21 Aug 2026 22:00:00 -0500 Lisa Renee King Lisa Renee King 580 This bedtime story time with our host, Aria highlights an important job African Americans had in the 19th Century, as Registers of the U.S. Treasury. Step back in time to explore an extraordinary yet often overlooked chapter of American financial and political history. In this special podcast segment, we uncover the stories of the first five African-American men to hold the influential office of the Register of the Treasury:
 * Hon. Blanche K. Bruce (1881–1885)
 * Hon. Judson W. Lyons (1898–1906)
 * Hon. William T. Vernon (1906–1911)
 * Hon. James C. Napier (1911–1913)
 * Hon. Vernon G. Wilson (1913–1915)
Long before their signatures graced American currency, these trailblazing leaders navigated the complex corridors of post-Reconstruction and early 20th-century Washington, D.C. Join us as we examine their monumental appointments, their enduring impact on federal governance, and the lasting legacy of representation at the highest levels of the United States government. Thank you for listening and for your support of the non-profit organization that brings this and other great content for you to learn and enjoy! The Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation. PayPal.me/ceps2016

]]> Quindaro Tribal Community, Kansas City, Charles E Pope, Sr., Slavery, Freedom, Lucy Pope, Wiley Pope, Preservation, History, Veterans, War No Quindaro Historical Tribal Community - Reynaldo Duar Jr. - Biography 4 4 Quindaro Historical Tribal Community - Reynaldo Duar Jr. - Biography full 7e353d5f-32a2-41aa-afb9-3e16f9922087 https://youtu.be/SpKDTaa3nGo?si=QdC7zrc4K Reynaldo Duar Jr. is a published micro‑fiction writer, illustrator, and cartoonist whose work blends imaginative sci‑fi storytelling with grounded, real‑world insight. As a content creator on YouTube and TikTok, he brings his narratives to life through visual art, short‑form fiction, and thoughtful commentary that encourages audiences to imagine boldly and reflect deeply.
Rooted in a rich multicultural heritage spanning Jamaica, Cuba, and the United States, Reynaldo is dedicated to preserving his family’s legacy. He restores and protects old photographs and stories so future generations can honor the journeys that shape their identity.
His creative work is strongly influenced by theology and the mysteries of God — why He created us, why we are here, and how faith shapes human purpose. A non‑denominational Christian, Reynaldo places God first and credits Him for every accomplishment, continually seeking His guidance for the future.
Reynaldo studied Spanish at El Camino College to strengthen his language skills and broaden his cultural perspective. 
As a board member of the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation, Reynaldo is committed to uplifting the Quindaro Historical Community and preserving its legacy. Another part of the Charles E Pope, Sr. Foundation is helping and acknowledging veterans for their service. “Echoes of the Ranks” is a podcast and developing YouTube channel focusing on veterans. The “Quindaro Historical Tribal Community” Podcast is another podcast and developing YouTube channel focusing on the City of Quindaro, Kansas, foundational families and supporting this community and other tribal nations.
Alongside this work, he continues developing his online channels, growing an audience that connects with his storytelling, artwork, and heartfelt reflections — one episode at a time. Thank you for your support and in believing in our cause. Paypal.me/ceps2016 - for the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Non-Profit Foundation.  Paypal.me/RDuarJr - to support Reynaldo's YouTube channel and this podcast. 

]]> Reynaldo Duar Jr. is a published micro‑fiction writer, illustrator, and cartoonist whose work blends imaginative sci‑fi storytelling with grounded, real‑world insight. As a content creator on YouTube and TikTok, he brings his narratives to life through visual art, short‑form fiction, and thoughtful commentary that encourages audiences to imagine boldly and reflect deeply.
Rooted in a rich multicultural heritage spanning Jamaica, Cuba, and the United States, Reynaldo is dedicated to preserving his family’s legacy. He restores and protects old photographs and stories so future generations can honor the journeys that shape their identity.
His creative work is strongly influenced by theology and the mysteries of God — why He created us, why we are here, and how faith shapes human purpose. A non‑denominational Christian, Reynaldo places God first and credits Him for every accomplishment, continually seeking His guidance for the future.
Reynaldo studied Spanish at El Camino College to strengthen his language skills and broaden his cultural perspective. 
As a board member of the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation, Reynaldo is committed to uplifting the Quindaro Historical Community and preserving its legacy. Another part of the Charles E Pope, Sr. Foundation is helping and acknowledging veterans for their service. “Echoes of the Ranks” is a podcast and developing YouTube channel focusing on veterans. The “Quindaro Historical Tribal Community” Podcast is another podcast and developing YouTube channel focusing on the City of Quindaro, Kansas, foundational families and supporting this community and other tribal nations.
Alongside this work, he continues developing his online channels, growing an audience that connects with his storytelling, artwork, and heartfelt reflections — one episode at a time. Thank you for your support and in believing in our cause. Paypal.me/ceps2016 - for the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Non-Profit Foundation.  Paypal.me/RDuarJr - to support Reynaldo's YouTube channel and this podcast. 

]]> Thu, 20 Aug 2026 19:55:31 -0500 Lisa Renee King Lisa Renee King 139 Reynaldo Duar Jr. is a published micro‑fiction writer, illustrator, and cartoonist whose work blends imaginative sci‑fi storytelling with grounded, real‑world insight. As a content creator on YouTube and TikTok, he brings his narratives to life through visual art, short‑form fiction, and thoughtful commentary that encourages audiences to imagine boldly and reflect deeply.
Rooted in a rich multicultural heritage spanning Jamaica, Cuba, and the United States, Reynaldo is dedicated to preserving his family’s legacy. He restores and protects old photographs and stories so future generations can honor the journeys that shape their identity.
His creative work is strongly influenced by theology and the mysteries of God — why He created us, why we are here, and how faith shapes human purpose. A non‑denominational Christian, Reynaldo places God first and credits Him for every accomplishment, continually seeking His guidance for the future.
Reynaldo studied Spanish at El Camino College to strengthen his language skills and broaden his cultural perspective. 
As a board member of the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation, Reynaldo is committed to uplifting the Quindaro Historical Community and preserving its legacy. Another part of the Charles E Pope, Sr. Foundation is helping and acknowledging veterans for their service. “Echoes of the Ranks” is a podcast and developing YouTube channel focusing on veterans. The “Quindaro Historical Tribal Community” Podcast is another podcast and developing YouTube channel focusing on the City of Quindaro, Kansas, foundational families and supporting this community and other tribal nations.
Alongside this work, he continues developing his online channels, growing an audience that connects with his storytelling, artwork, and heartfelt reflections — one episode at a time. Thank you for your support and in believing in our cause. Paypal.me/ceps2016 - for the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Non-Profit Foundation.  Paypal.me/RDuarJr - to support Reynaldo's YouTube channel and this podcast. 

]]> Quindaro Tribal Community, Kansas City, Charles E Pope, Sr., Slavery, Freedom, Lucy Pope, Wiley Pope, Preservation, History, Veterans, War No ANNOUNCEMENT - Quindaro Historical Tribal Community 1 1 ANNOUNCEMENT - Quindaro Historical Tribal Community bonus 5c95b2e2-ff52-4536-bcca-16269de82dbd https://share.transistor.fm/s/a475e791 Join us for an important upcoming community gathering hosted by the Quindaro Historical Community and the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation, led by Founder & CEO and Principal Chief Lisa King. This meeting is dedicated to protecting our legacy, preserving ancestral lands and cemeteries, and addressing decisions made without representation.
Our Meeting is scheduled for:
* August 29, 2026
* The time is 2:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. (Central Standard Time)
* Locationed at The Wyandotte County Museum, 631 North 126th Street, Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012.
We will be discussing how to acomplish:
* Protecting our family legacy and honoring our long history,
* Preserving ancestral lands and local cemeteries,
* Addressing decisions made without our representation,
* Reviewing updates on current events impacting the community,
* Compiling an official community roster for international recognition, and
* Sharing stories, memories, and historical items during our informal gathering.
For more information, please reach us at:
  913-309-8586 OR
 * Email us at cepsfoundation2@gmail.com.
We ask that you please share this information with your community and other foundational families so our voices can be heard and our history honored.
 We hope to see you there!    Thank you for supporting our cause:   PayPal.me/ceps2016

]]> Join us for an important upcoming community gathering hosted by the Quindaro Historical Community and the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation, led by Founder & CEO and Principal Chief Lisa King. This meeting is dedicated to protecting our legacy, preserving ancestral lands and cemeteries, and addressing decisions made without representation.
Our Meeting is scheduled for:
* August 29, 2026
* The time is 2:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. (Central Standard Time)
* Locationed at The Wyandotte County Museum, 631 North 126th Street, Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012.
We will be discussing how to acomplish:
* Protecting our family legacy and honoring our long history,
* Preserving ancestral lands and local cemeteries,
* Addressing decisions made without our representation,
* Reviewing updates on current events impacting the community,
* Compiling an official community roster for international recognition, and
* Sharing stories, memories, and historical items during our informal gathering.
For more information, please reach us at:
  913-309-8586 OR
 * Email us at cepsfoundation2@gmail.com.
We ask that you please share this information with your community and other foundational families so our voices can be heard and our history honored.
 We hope to see you there!    Thank you for supporting our cause:   PayPal.me/ceps2016

]]> Wed, 19 Aug 2026 20:11:38 -0500 Lisa Renee King Lisa Renee King 135 Join us for an important upcoming community gathering hosted by the Quindaro Historical Community and the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation, led by Founder & CEO and Principal Chief Lisa King. This meeting is dedicated to protecting our legacy, preserving ancestral lands and cemeteries, and addressing decisions made without representation.
Our Meeting is scheduled for:
* August 29, 2026
* The time is 2:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. (Central Standard Time)
* Locationed at The Wyandotte County Museum, 631 North 126th Street, Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012.
We will be discussing how to acomplish:
* Protecting our family legacy and honoring our long history,
* Preserving ancestral lands and local cemeteries,
* Addressing decisions made without our representation,
* Reviewing updates on current events impacting the community,
* Compiling an official community roster for international recognition, and
* Sharing stories, memories, and historical items during our informal gathering.
For more information, please reach us at:
  913-309-8586 OR
 * Email us at cepsfoundation2@gmail.com.
We ask that you please share this information with your community and other foundational families so our voices can be heard and our history honored.
 We hope to see you there!    Thank you for supporting our cause:   PayPal.me/ceps2016

]]> Quindaro Tribal Community, Kansas City, Charles E Pope, Sr., Slavery, Freedom, Lucy Pope, Wiley Pope, Preservation, History, Veterans, War No Quindaro Historical Tribal Community - Biography on Sherri Camp 3 3 Quindaro Historical Tribal Community - Biography on Sherri Camp full 2352594f-78eb-4a50-8901-6cad58dd371d https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g05MokytGUE Hello, Welcome to the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast channel. We have a lot of exciting and upcoming events and ventures to accomplish. So what better way to do it than to introduce our supportive staff from the Charles E. Pope, Senior Foundation. With your support and guidance from the board, I truly believe we can preserve, protect  and secure our future for generations to come. Let me introduce, SHERRI CAMP. She is the Genealogy Librarian at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library (retired)  in Topeka, Kansas.  She teaches regular classes on genealogy and organizes cultural heritage programs, promoting genealogy and family history research. She has been a genealogist for over thirty years. She has a BA History, BA Sociology, and a Masters in Liberal Studies with a History and Technology focus from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas; she also holds a Certificate in Genealogy from Brigham Young University. Mrs. Camp has served as a Family History Librarian at the Family History Center in Topeka, Kansas for eighteen years and a Family History Consultant since 2005; She is the founding president of Kansas Network to Freedom, which educates the public on the Underground Railroad in Kansas; She chaired the 2010 Underground Railroad Conference held in Topeka (including the Kansas UGRR Tour) and presented her original research at the UGRR Conference in Detroit, Michigan. She is is amazing, but I'm not done yet.  She is the author of African American Topeka, a book that is part of the Images of American Series published by Arcadia Publishers in 2013.  It celebrates 150 years of Topeka history. The photos of African American life in her book document the history of Topeka from its territorial days to the present.  It is an acknowledgement of the African American’s contribution to their Topeka community. Thank you for your support. Paypal.me/ceps2016

]]> Hello, Welcome to the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast channel. We have a lot of exciting and upcoming events and ventures to accomplish. So what better way to do it than to introduce our supportive staff from the Charles E. Pope, Senior Foundation. With your support and guidance from the board, I truly believe we can preserve, protect  and secure our future for generations to come. Let me introduce, SHERRI CAMP. She is the Genealogy Librarian at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library (retired)  in Topeka, Kansas.  She teaches regular classes on genealogy and organizes cultural heritage programs, promoting genealogy and family history research. She has been a genealogist for over thirty years. She has a BA History, BA Sociology, and a Masters in Liberal Studies with a History and Technology focus from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas; she also holds a Certificate in Genealogy from Brigham Young University. Mrs. Camp has served as a Family History Librarian at the Family History Center in Topeka, Kansas for eighteen years and a Family History Consultant since 2005; She is the founding president of Kansas Network to Freedom, which educates the public on the Underground Railroad in Kansas; She chaired the 2010 Underground Railroad Conference held in Topeka (including the Kansas UGRR Tour) and presented her original research at the UGRR Conference in Detroit, Michigan. She is is amazing, but I'm not done yet.  She is the author of African American Topeka, a book that is part of the Images of American Series published by Arcadia Publishers in 2013.  It celebrates 150 years of Topeka history. The photos of African American life in her book document the history of Topeka from its territorial days to the present.  It is an acknowledgement of the African American’s contribution to their Topeka community. Thank you for your support. Paypal.me/ceps2016

]]> Sun, 16 Aug 2026 15:51:42 -0500 Lisa Renee King Lisa Renee King 265 Hello, Welcome to the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast channel. We have a lot of exciting and upcoming events and ventures to accomplish. So what better way to do it than to introduce our supportive staff from the Charles E. Pope, Senior Foundation. With your support and guidance from the board, I truly believe we can preserve, protect  and secure our future for generations to come. Let me introduce, SHERRI CAMP. She is the Genealogy Librarian at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library (retired)  in Topeka, Kansas.  She teaches regular classes on genealogy and organizes cultural heritage programs, promoting genealogy and family history research. She has been a genealogist for over thirty years. She has a BA History, BA Sociology, and a Masters in Liberal Studies with a History and Technology focus from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas; she also holds a Certificate in Genealogy from Brigham Young University. Mrs. Camp has served as a Family History Librarian at the Family History Center in Topeka, Kansas for eighteen years and a Family History Consultant since 2005; She is the founding president of Kansas Network to Freedom, which educates the public on the Underground Railroad in Kansas; She chaired the 2010 Underground Railroad Conference held in Topeka (including the Kansas UGRR Tour) and presented her original research at the UGRR Conference in Detroit, Michigan. She is is amazing, but I'm not done yet.  She is the author of African American Topeka, a book that is part of the Images of American Series published by Arcadia Publishers in 2013.  It celebrates 150 years of Topeka history. The photos of African American life in her book document the history of Topeka from its territorial days to the present.  It is an acknowledgement of the African American’s contribution to their Topeka community. Thank you for your support. Paypal.me/ceps2016

]]> Quindaro Tribal Community, Kansas City, Charles E Pope, Sr., Slavery, Freedom, Lucy Pope, Wiley Pope, Preservation, History, Veterans, War No Quindaro Historical Tribal Community -Biography on Dr. Erica Stewart 2 2 Quindaro Historical Tribal Community -Biography on Dr. Erica Stewart full ae5d8a7a-459a-49c2-b2d4-171fa73bc208 https://share.transistor.fm/s/469fa237 Dr. Stewart is a board-certified Family Medicine Physician, offering comprehensive outpatient primary care to people of all ages, with special interest in women’s health. She was born and raised in Wyandotte County, Kansas.
She graduated with special honors from Sumner Academy of Arts and Sciences, Creighton University, Wright State University and University of Kansas School of Medicine. She served in many key leadership roles while obtaining full-spectrum Family Medicine residency training at Wesley Family Medicine Residency Program in Wichita, Kansas. 
Dr. Stewart has worked in rural Kansas in a low-income outpatient primary care clinic, helping patients to achieve good health and combat chronic illnesses despite their socioeconomic hardships.
Dr. Stewart loves spending time with her family, taking long walks, reading fiction and non-fiction books, traveling, painting and listening to old and new music.
She is excited and honored to serve her hometown community! We are proud to have her on board with the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation and appreciate her supportive role. 

]]> Dr. Stewart is a board-certified Family Medicine Physician, offering comprehensive outpatient primary care to people of all ages, with special interest in women’s health. She was born and raised in Wyandotte County, Kansas.
She graduated with special honors from Sumner Academy of Arts and Sciences, Creighton University, Wright State University and University of Kansas School of Medicine. She served in many key leadership roles while obtaining full-spectrum Family Medicine residency training at Wesley Family Medicine Residency Program in Wichita, Kansas. 
Dr. Stewart has worked in rural Kansas in a low-income outpatient primary care clinic, helping patients to achieve good health and combat chronic illnesses despite their socioeconomic hardships.
Dr. Stewart loves spending time with her family, taking long walks, reading fiction and non-fiction books, traveling, painting and listening to old and new music.
She is excited and honored to serve her hometown community! We are proud to have her on board with the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation and appreciate her supportive role. 

]]> Sun, 16 Aug 2026 15:22:54 -0500 Lisa Renee King Lisa Renee King 81 Dr. Stewart is a board-certified Family Medicine Physician, offering comprehensive outpatient primary care to people of all ages, with special interest in women’s health. She was born and raised in Wyandotte County, Kansas.
She graduated with special honors from Sumner Academy of Arts and Sciences, Creighton University, Wright State University and University of Kansas School of Medicine. She served in many key leadership roles while obtaining full-spectrum Family Medicine residency training at Wesley Family Medicine Residency Program in Wichita, Kansas. 
Dr. Stewart has worked in rural Kansas in a low-income outpatient primary care clinic, helping patients to achieve good health and combat chronic illnesses despite their socioeconomic hardships.
Dr. Stewart loves spending time with her family, taking long walks, reading fiction and non-fiction books, traveling, painting and listening to old and new music.
She is excited and honored to serve her hometown community! We are proud to have her on board with the Charles E. Pope, Sr. Foundation and appreciate her supportive role. 

]]> Quindaro Tribal Community, Kansas City, Charles E Pope, Sr., Slavery, Freedom, Lucy Pope, Wiley Pope, Preservation, History, Veterans, War No The Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast - PROMO 1 1 The Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast - PROMO trailer 9c1ee3a4-4a07-4085-b587-943514f305df https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g05MokytGUE Hello! and welcome to the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast.  I truly hope you will enjoy this podcast as we cover multi-generational families from various historical points to the present day.  It's important that we PROTECT OUR LEGACY — PRESERVE OUR HISTORY — SECURE OUR FUTURE. This podcast explores our family history, ranging from the Civil War to the present day. Besides this podcast, we welcome you to visit our YouTube channel focusing on the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community and finally getting the Governor of Kansas to declare and recognize the Quindaro Tribe and their historic contributions to Kansas City and the city of Quindaro.  We are here to share family stories, explore how Quindaro got to where it is today, from historical documents and government archives discovered through our research and determination to preserve, and share history for our up and coming generations.  It's important that we make sure our rich history is not forgotten. Your support to help us secure valuable historical paperwork and prevent paper genocide through contacting the United Nations, is greatly appreciated. We are here to support through faith, community and devotion. We appreciate your support and contributions, which will allow us to provide continuing resources and programs. Thank you. For more information Contact us: CEPSFOUNDATION2@gmail.com.
PayPal.me/ceps2016

]]> Hello! and welcome to the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast.  I truly hope you will enjoy this podcast as we cover multi-generational families from various historical points to the present day.  It's important that we PROTECT OUR LEGACY — PRESERVE OUR HISTORY — SECURE OUR FUTURE. This podcast explores our family history, ranging from the Civil War to the present day. Besides this podcast, we welcome you to visit our YouTube channel focusing on the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community and finally getting the Governor of Kansas to declare and recognize the Quindaro Tribe and their historic contributions to Kansas City and the city of Quindaro.  We are here to share family stories, explore how Quindaro got to where it is today, from historical documents and government archives discovered through our research and determination to preserve, and share history for our up and coming generations.  It's important that we make sure our rich history is not forgotten. Your support to help us secure valuable historical paperwork and prevent paper genocide through contacting the United Nations, is greatly appreciated. We are here to support through faith, community and devotion. We appreciate your support and contributions, which will allow us to provide continuing resources and programs. Thank you. For more information Contact us: CEPSFOUNDATION2@gmail.com.
PayPal.me/ceps2016

]]> Sun, 09 Aug 2026 19:01:40 -0500 Lisa Renee King Lisa Renee King 102 Hello! and welcome to the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast.  I truly hope you will enjoy this podcast as we cover multi-generational families from various historical points to the present day.  It's important that we PROTECT OUR LEGACY — PRESERVE OUR HISTORY — SECURE OUR FUTURE. This podcast explores our family history, ranging from the Civil War to the present day. Besides this podcast, we welcome you to visit our YouTube channel focusing on the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community and finally getting the Governor of Kansas to declare and recognize the Quindaro Tribe and their historic contributions to Kansas City and the city of Quindaro.  We are here to share family stories, explore how Quindaro got to where it is today, from historical documents and government archives discovered through our research and determination to preserve, and share history for our up and coming generations.  It's important that we make sure our rich history is not forgotten. Your support to help us secure valuable historical paperwork and prevent paper genocide through contacting the United Nations, is greatly appreciated. We are here to support through faith, community and devotion. We appreciate your support and contributions, which will allow us to provide continuing resources and programs. Thank you. For more information Contact us: CEPSFOUNDATION2@gmail.com.
PayPal.me/ceps2016

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