
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
Njemile Ali
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Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
07/24/19 • 1 min
What does Sankofa mean? In this clip, Nana Kofi Tuuda shares some of the deep symbolism of the Sankofa bird. Nana Tuuda is the Nkabomhene of Agogo in Ghana, as well as the Asante Nkonim Kuromhene in Philadelphia. His life and work demonstrate how we reach back to go forward.

Extreme Balance
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
04/07/19 • 52 min
Naturopathic and Chinese Medicine student Kitwana Pounsel Lott shares tools for balancing 10-12 hour school days while raising three spectacularly brilliant young ones. Deep-set family values and a very involved husband make the journey and destination a pleasure.

A Father's Love
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
04/05/19 • 58 min
Frank Wilson is a keeper of Black history in his work as Executive Director of the Albany Civil Rights Institute. The rich family and village life that he enjoyed in South Georgia saw him through tragedy as a child, and set him on the road to a life of excellence.

Relationship Apocalypse: Communication 101
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
08/28/19 • 0 min
Clinical Psychologist, Shea Lott PhD, previews how not to let the four horsemen of destructive communication derail your relationships.

Becoming an Elder
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
09/25/19 • 67 min
Four young elders reveal the wealth of joy, struggle and drama we discover when we go beyond just saying "hi" to our neighbors. Ms. Comalena Jones, Ms. Peggy Knight, Ms. Mary Ann Williams and Ms. Mary Lee talk about stepping into the role of eldership, loving and living in community and giving a title to the story of their lives.

Releasing the Illusion of Time
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
07/31/19 • 56 min
Oral historian and author, Julie Rainbow, weaves her love and honor of African American elders and ancestors into her daily professional and personal practice. Her mission is to amplify the voices of elders, and she does so through her books, oral history projects and daily communion. Keeping a daily ritual of sitting with elders since she was a little girl, Julie experienced nonjudgmental love. She says when we release the "illusion of time" we can sit with elders for more than a five-minute conversation, and discover unique and interesting individuals.

400 Years: The Triumph of Presence
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
07/31/19 • 76 min
Dr. Veronica Adams-Cooper reveals the birth of the Artesian Renaissance, a resurgent flow of arts and humanities in the Western Hemisphere, led by ARTriumph Historical Society. Honoring the triumphant spiritual legacy of Africans in the Americas, Spiritual Midwives from around the country join her to broadcast the birthing via YouTube on August 1, 2019, and to "Celebrate a New Season, A New Story and a New Song." Dr. Adams Cooper shares her own story of triumph over despair, and her choice to answer "the call on her life to help people of color heal from traumatic experiences."

Discover Your True Spiritual Bloodline
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
07/31/19 • 76 min
South Philadelphia born and raised, Nana Kofi Tuuda now shares the ancient African wisdom of Sankofa, to help us gain cultural and spiritual grounding as Africans in America. For over 35 years, Nana Tuuda has been Ancestrally led to Ghana, West Africa, where he built bridges of understanding between Ghanaian-born Africans and Africans born in North America. As the officially enstooled Agogo Nkabomhene, or king, he shares Akan traditional wisdom regarding family and community.

Organic Genius - Part I
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
06/04/19 • 66 min
Mother, Poet and Farmer, Tannur Shewrightz Ali talks about the relationships of mutual cultivation that surround her growth. Her homestead, Solomon's Garden, is a blossoming of the vision that inspired the creation of iLOGIC: Institute for the Love of Genius in Community.

The Art of Fluidity: Living in Flow
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving
10/09/19 • 53 min
Quinton Gaines is an Albany native artist and activist, fighting for representation of our authentic selves in the media. Quenton is passionate about complete and total expression, living life in a flow that creates greater understanding.
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How many episodes does Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving have?
Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving currently has 23 episodes available.
What topics does Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving cover?
The podcast is about Health & Fitness and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving?
The episode title 'I AM: Beyond Gender & Sexuality' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving?
The average episode length on Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving is 59 minutes.
How often are episodes of Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving released?
Episodes of Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving are typically released every 6 days, 21 hours.
When was the first episode of Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving?
The first episode of Blood & Spirit: Black Families Evolving was released on Mar 31, 2019.
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