A Legacy of Family and Farming on Morning Glory Homestead (St. Helena Island, SC)

St. Helena is a storied South Carolina sea island and the epicenter of the rich cultural heritage of the Gullah Geechee community. Morning Glory Homestead is a family-run micro farm on the island, and through the work of farmers Tony and Belinda Jones, the stories of the island become rooted in the very land from which they spring. This discussion highlights the importance of sustainable farming, community education, and the preservation of cultural traditions. The couple share their journey of transforming their family land into a hub for learning and cultural enrichment, emphasizing the significance of their agricultural practices and community engagement in maintaining the Gullah Geechee legacy. To keep up with Stephanie's work beyond the show, sign up for On the Menu with The Southern Fork , her free monthly newsletter that includes recent bylines, recommendations, and other fun tidbits. And for consistent visual peeks into the world of The Southern Fork, follow along on Instagram .

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A Legacy of Family and Farming on Morning Glory Homestead (St. Helena Island, SC) is an episode from The Southern Fork by Stephanie Burt.

This episode is 25:28 long.

This episode was published on Oct 3, 2025.

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