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S7, Ep 067 with Stephanie Browne, on the art of gathering: wine, memory & Black belonging

Belonging to Blackness Podcast: Episodes, SHOUT-OUTS: Announcements and Other Musings
In this episode, Dr. Yndia and guest global wine traveler Stephanie Browne, founder of Sipping Sense and Divas Uncorked, discuss all things related to wine, culture, leadership, and connection. Drawing from more than thirty years of corporate experience in Human Resources and DEI at Blue Cross Blue Shield, Stephanie shares ...

New Book Announcement: The Tengo Sed Anthology (Pre-Order Now!)

SHOUT-OUTS: Announcements and Other Musings
About the Book: Since 2015, the Tengo Sed (“I am thirsty”) Writers’ Retreats have brought together African-descended people of diverse backgrounds and across disciplines to create works in an emancipatory space of knowledge and community. For editors Dr. Yndia Lorick-Wilmot and Dr. Natasha Gordon-Chipembere, Tengo Sed is the manifestation of the bonds created ...

S7, Ep 066 with Dianne M Stewart, on Black spiritual and African heritage traditions, and the sacred lives we carry

Belonging to Blackness Podcast: Episodes, SHOUT-OUTS: Announcements and Other Musings
In this powerful episode, author and leading scholar of African diaspora religions, Black sacred imagination, and womanist thought, Dr. Dianne M. Stewart joins Dr. Yndia for a rich conversation on Black spirituality, memory, and becoming across the African diaspora. Together, they explore how faith, African ancestral and heritage traditions, and ...

S7, Ep 065 with Lisa Woolfork of Stitch Please, on Fiber Arts and Collective Spaces for Black Women’s Liberation

Belonging to Blackness Podcast: Episodes, SHOUT-OUTS: Announcements and Other Musings
Commemorating Black Women’s History Month, Dr. Yndia is in conversation with Dr. Lisa Woolfork, professor, writer, host of the award-winning podcast @Stitch Please, and founder of @Black Women Stitch. From sewing rooms and lecture halls to virtual and in-person community spaces, they discuss the power and significance of fiber ...

S7, Ep 064 with Hasan Salaam “King Noire” on Black Love as Liberation and Healing Through Social Justice Advocacy, Consent & Pleasure

Belonging to Blackness Podcast: Episodes, SHOUT-OUTS: Announcements and Other Musings
It’s #BlackHistoryMonth 365 and Dr. Yndia is joined by Hasan Salaam (King Noire), social justice activist, sex educator, writer, and international Hip Hop artist for a transformative conversation on Black Love as liberation. Together, they explore how social justice advocacy, consent/ consent culture, and sacred pleasure are essential to healing ...

S7, Ep 063 with Tonika Lewis Johnson, MacArthur Genius and Chi-Town Artist Reimagining Reparations as Reclaiming Home, Dignity, and Neighborhoods

Belonging to Blackness Podcast: Episodes, SHOUT-OUTS: Announcements and Other Musings
In this episode, MacArthur Genius and Chicago-based artist Tonika Lewis Johnson joins host Dr. Yndia for a deeply moving conversation on reparations as reclaiming home, dignity, and neighborhood life. They explore Tonika’s groundbreaking projects Unblocked Englewood and The Folded Map Project, and how she uses photography as a tool for ...

S7, Ep 062 with Sherece Brown, founder of Dr. Pabs, Pineapple is a Berry on the importance of all natural, plant-based wellness on Black family health and prosperity

Belonging to Blackness Podcast: Episodes, SHOUT-OUTS: Announcements and Other Musings
It’s December and this month offers an opportunity to prioritize our wellness in ways that feel nourishing, restorative, and empowering for entering the new year! In this episode, Dr. Yndia sits with Sherece Brown, the founder of Dr. Pabs, Pineapple is a Berry—a natural food and wellness brand for families.  ...

Celebrating Black History Month in the UK: Featuring Acclaimed Artist and Filmmaker Simon Frederick

SHOUT-OUTS: Announcements and Other Musings
October is Black History Month in the United Kingdom, a month dedicated to recognizing and honoring the monumental impact of people of African and Caribbean heritage on British society and culture. Inspired by the U.S.’s commemoration each February, the British observance was first celebrated in London in 1987 thanks to the ...
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