Apple Doesn't Fall is a show that explores the connection to family. It's derived from the old saying "an apple doesn't fall far from the tree”. However, in this case, the metaphor refers to the “apple” as a member of one's family and the “tree” as the family itself. Whether family members pass away, move away or are still at the center of the family, family legacy and heritage can still stand strong.
It's a series of interviews with members of the Jordan and Baker families intended to capture and archive stories not only about the lives of those interviewed but also family no longer with us.
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Apple Doesn't Fall is a show that explores the connection to family. It's derived from the old saying "an apple doesn't fall far from the tree”. However, in this case, the metaphor refers to the “apple” as a member of one's family and the “tree” as the family itself. Whether family members pass away, move away or are still at the center of the family, family legacy and heritage can still stand strong.
It's a series of interviews with members of the Jordan and Baker families intended to capture and archive stories not only about the lives of those interviewed but also family no longer with us.
In this episode of "Apple Doesn't Fall" we speak to Antonio Antwan Baker (known to friends and family as "Twan"). Twan, descended from the Baker family of Huntsville, Alabama, shares his story about growing up in Huntsville and transitioning to Dallas, Texas at a young age. Listen in as Twan discusses his hardships, successes, as well as, perspective on the importance of family.
There's all this and more in episode 2 of "Apple Doesn't Fall"!
Apple Doesn't Fall
Apple Doesn't Fall is a show that explores the connection to family. It's derived from the old saying "an apple doesn't fall far from the tree”. However, in this case, the metaphor refers to the “apple” as a member of one's family and the “tree” as the family itself. Whether family members pass away, move away or are still at the center of the family, family legacy and heritage can still stand strong.
It's a series of interviews with members of the Jordan and Baker families intended to capture and archive stories not only about the lives of those interviewed but also family no longer with us.
