NFTBDAB: Recent Episodes
Narratives from the Black Diaspora and Beyond
Becoming a parent is exciting, terrifying, and joyful. Today's episode was amazing. I got to speak with an amazing doula, a phenomenal Black woman doing important work in our community. You can reach out to Joy via Facebook at Joy the Village Postpartum Doula and Instagram @joy_the_doula!
The titles mentioned in today’s episode are: Justice Makes a Difference: The Story of Miss Freedom Fighter, Esquire by Dr. Artika Tyner and Jacklyn Milton and Rod String, Nail Cloth: An Afrofuturist Mixtape by T. Aaron Cisco. You can find them at your local library or bookstore!
The utilization of cannabis in various health & wellness has been on the rise for the past few years now. But with new creations comes various risks, opinions, and ideas. On today's episode, we'll be discussing the stigma cannabis and the implementation of plant based remedies health and wellness line Sincerely Bädé.
Link to quoted stat: 25 Wellness Industry Statistics, https://dealsonhealth.net/wellness-industry-statistics/
This episode kicks off a 3 part series dedicated to various black artists within our community. I interviewed Sight Zilla, a Los Angeles graffiti artist. We spoke about racism/anti blackness in the art world, the prison industrial complex, and how art can be healing.
On today's episode, we're having a mini digi talk; digital black face, digital literacy, and the dangers of the online world are covered.
Tanya Holland, a culinary artist and owner of Brown Sugar Kitchen. Brown Sugar Kitchen is a soul food restaurant located in Oakland, California.
Website: http://www.brownsugarkitchen.com/
Facebook & Instagram: BrownSugarKitchen, @brownsugarkitchen
Free Beats by The Passion Hi FI
OlaRonke Akinmowo, mother of The Free Black Women’s Library project. The Free Black Women’s Library is based in Brooklyn, New York.