Dual Citizen

Episode 1 - Your Introduction

In this episode Tracy talks about what you’re about to experience. Through the course of this podcast he will give more details of Dual Citizen, which he and Bob were told to write, publish, and now release as a podcast.

Episode 2 - The Connection: Chapter 1

It’s a little crazy, but don’t let the episode and chapter numbers mess you up. This is the first chapter of the audio book Dual Citizen: The Connection, which explains when, where, and how Tracy met the Tall Shiny Silver Figure.

Episode 3 - Tracy's Intro to Chapter 2

There’s a reason Tracy is introducing and talking about each chapter. The audio book contained in this podcast contains the facts, but the commentary will fill in the blanks. As we progress these are more necessary, which is the purpose of this podcast.

Episode 4 - The Connection: Chapter 2

We hope you have the hang of this by now. There are 46 chapters to Dual Citizen that are divided into three books: The Connection, The Training, and The Arrival. All three books are available on Amazon in print and on Kindle. Dual Citizen: The Connection is also available on Audible.

For now, just know that Vera is beginning to wonder about her three-year-old since he came home from the hospital. Thankfully, Momma Ro helps Vera through this transition, dealing with her new husband, and the family’s move from West Virginia to D.C.

Episode 5 - Tracy's Intro to Chapter 3

Tracy introduces his first childhood friend, his little brother and his second mom – Momma Ro. They all help him deal with Bobby and his darkness, which in a few years will get Tracy back to West Virginia before it’s too late.

Episode 6 - The Connection: Chapter 3

Tracy has moved to the high-rise in D.C., and Vera finds a friend and confidant in Momma Ro. While the two deal with their husbands, little Tori and Freddie provide Tracy and his Mom with much needed comic relief.

Episode 7 - Tracy's Intro to Chapter 4

In this episode Tracy talks about Granny, Moody's struggles with racism, and how their families dealt with it over the generations. Tracy talks about this from his point of view, and what Granny, Moody and Moody’s family impressed on him at a young age.

Episode 8 - The Connection: Chapter 4

Tracy and Freddie are growing up, and spend the summer with Granny and Moody in West Virginia. As six and seven year-olds, they are fascinated going to the farm in the camper. Through the camper we learn how Granny took on the racism of the 1950’s when Vera and Jinny were girls. Now, it’s Tracy and Freddie’s turn in the 1970’s. The boys see how stubborn Granny is - even with a fishhook sticking out her eye, and Freddie learns how dangerous collecting eggs can be.

Episode 9 - Tracy's Intro to Chapter 5

In this episode Tracy talks about his adventures with Freddie and Miss Odell down on the farm. He also tries to explain why it was a moose, which are not indigenous to the middle of southern Virginia.

Episode 10 - The Connection: Chapter 5

The boys go back to the farm, and we learn how Moody dealt with his homecoming after returning from the Pacific during WW II. We  hear the unhidden disdain between Granny and Moody’s father, even during prayer, and perhaps most importantly, we meet Miss Odell. She gives us a glimpse of the self-sustaining farm the Moody family enjoyed for generations as free people of color before the Civil War, located well below the Mason-Dixon line.