A Southern Girl's View with Sandy Adams
Photographer ~ Writer ~ Educator ~World Traveler
I was five years old the first time I stepped into a military cemetery. We were in the Philippine Islands, Dec 1973—me, my mom, my aunt, and my cousin—on a two-week trip with the Christian Children’s Fund. My mom and aunt were sponsoring two teenage girls, and we were there to spend some time with … Continue reading American cemetery Manila The Philippine Islands
Today on the show, I am chatting with Kiran Sahota, a Social historian, researcher and public speaker on South Asian history with a special focus on women.
Memphis photographer and traveler, Sandy Adams, chats with Richard Hyde, British Consul General Houston..
Memphis based photographer, Sandy Adams, chats with Mona Batchelor, retired librarian and current online instructor with VIP Kid.
Memphis photographer and educator, Sandy Adams, interviews former Liberian presidential candidate, Dr. George Klay Kieh, Jr.
Today on the show I am chatting with Houston-based Wildlife Photographer, Safari & Custom Trip Guide, Mr. Andy Biggs. Andy is an avid adventurer, conservationist, teacher and outdoor photographer whose images celebrate the African landscape and its rich wildlife, people and culture. Andy and I talk about his path from Silicon Valley to the … Continue reading Andy Biggs ~ African Wildlife Photographer, Safaris & Custom Trip Guide | A Southern Girl’s View Podcast
Today on the show, I am chatting with Mr. Murilo Queiroz. Murilo is a native of Brazil, but he now calls Houston home.
Memphis photographer and world traveler, Sandy Adams chats with Mr. Donnie Young on the podcast. Donnie is a musician and a business owner based in the Yucatan Peninsula’s Puerto Aventuras.
Today on the show, Sandy is chatting with Dr. Sushma Jansari, a curator with the British Museum in London, England. They talk about working during a pandemic, growing up in England, the brilliance of hairspray (the product not the movie), her dream podcast guest and just what exactly keeps her busy.
Today, I proudly salute my Scottish ancestors who came to this country in the early 1700s - Clan MacNeil of Barra. Clan motto is "conquer or die" MacNeil remains the main surname on [the isle of] Barra on the southern tip of the Outer Hebrides with a population of just 1,000. (Heraldscotland.com) National Tartan … Continue reading National Tartan Day! April 6 – A Southern Girl’s View
A Southern Girl's View with Sandy Adams 
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