Episode 01 - Mother Goddess, and the resurgence of lost ancestorial wisdom

Episode 05 - Not black enough, and the hurtles of navigating an apathetic mental health system

How do we find opportunities to thrive in a system that wasn't built to accommodate our unique circumstances as people of color? Dashawn Keyser is a store manager retraining himself to fill the gap of much-needed POCs in the field of psychotherapy. he speaks with us about mentoring, codeswitching, and the disappointments of not finding the resources you need when you're struggling.

Episode 04 - Vibration in dream, and the intuitive healing of sound in BIPOC dream culture

Explore the fascinating realm of dreams as we delve into the topic of "Vibration in Dream and the Intuitive Healing of Sound in BIPOC Dream Culture." Discover how sound influences our dreams and the powerful role it plays in healing within BIPOC dream communities. Join us for an enlightening discussion on the profound connection between vibration, intuition, and cultural healing.

Episode 03 - Women of color, and the realities of being a black mother wrestling intergenerational trauma today.

What does it mean to be a black mother with an innate spiritual awareness in a culture that is becoming more and more hostile to women of color? Courtney Keyser is an innately gifted dreamer navigating intergenerational trauma, radical healing, and self-care. And just a trigger warning, this episode involves discussion surrounding sexual trauma, substance abuse, and physical violence.

Episode 02 - Radicals Rest, Fire side chat with Divine by Design Head of Community Development

Aazim Lawson is a licensed social worker and the Head of Community Development at Divine by Design INC with a focus on empowering the communities, families, and individuals he has served to raise awareness of and increase sensitivities toward cultural and ethnic diversity.

Episode 01 - Mother Goddess, and the resurgence of lost ancestorial wisdom

Alyaha Danu is a doctoral candidate developing methodologies to reclaim lost indigenous ancestral practices through the transmission of ancestral memory, cultural continuity, and mother-goddess tradition.