​How does connecting with our ancestors shape our personal growth and cultural identity? ​In this week's episode Lynsey sits down with Djali Brown-Cepeda, the visionary founder of NuevaYorkinos, a digital archive dedicated to preserving NYC's Latino and Caribbean culture through family photographs and stories. They discuss the transformative power of ancestral connection and memory work, emphasizing the importance of unlearning and reprogramming for personal growth. Djali shares her journey as an Oloricha of Yemaya, highlighting the significance of spiritual practices and creating ancestral altars. The conversation also delves into the rich tapestry of New York's neighborhoods, reflecting on how the city's vibrant life has shaped Djali's storytelling and her commitment to honoring cultural legacies.

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