Piper Lovemore is an herbalist, full spectrum birthworker and mother to seven sovereign born children, with whom she and her partner of 20 years, share an unschooling path.

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Dr. Sayida Peprah is both a licensed clinical psychologist and birth doula.  She specializes in multicultural psychology, trauma, suicide prevention and maternal mental health.  

Dr. Sayida has a multi-faced career as a psychologist having worked in community-based, in-home, psychiatric hospital, correctional and private practice settings.  She is also a trainer and consultant on topics of cultural humility, implicit bias and trauma as they impact mental and maternal health.  

Dr. Sayida’s work in maternal health includes directing and coordinating community doula programs in California.  

An advocate for human rights in childbirth, Dr. Sayida is a member of the Black Women Birthing Justice Collective and a Collaborator with the Black Mamas Matter Alliance, promoting research, education and community-based services to positively transform the birthing experiences of black families.  

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Juju Bae, is a proud, Black millennial woman from Baltimore, Maryland with ancestral roots in West Virginia, Virginia, South Carolina and Alabama.

A spiritual advisor, medium, cunty-conjurer, hoodoo practitioner, artist, and BAE, she believes liberation is attainable with the support of our ancestors leading the way. Juju Bae is an advocate for Black (brown and indigenous) folks returning to our ancestral ways of living, thriving and being in community — through herbs, with Spirit and gathered together.

Juju is the host of A Little Juju Podcast and founder of Juju Bae—your favorite internet resource for all things Black Ass Spirituality. It is in her destiny to support and love on Black people to help us all tap into our own innate powers to successfully manifest our own realities.

Juju is a proud graduate of Spelman College with a BS in Psychology.

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A Little Juju Podcast — https://www.itsjujubae.com/podcast

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Rev. Iyana “YaNi” Davis has always been passionate about the impact of words, storytelling and truth-telling  and the healing nature of writing and sharing.

She believes firmly in our power as storytellers and sets this example everyday of her life. YaNi exemplifies authenticity and integrity in her life and work by “leading the people in love.”

YaNi has been a featured speaker, preacher and teaching-artist around the United States, throughout Europe and Asia. YaNi uses her words wisely as a hip hop artist, inspiring speaker, effective educator, profound poet, modern day prophet and griot.

She has shared the stage with top performers, theologians, creatives, and healers around the world, an honor that she does not take lightly.

YaNi has spoken in venues from University settings, to churches, coffee shops and clubs as her message is one for everyone invested in growing in the peaceful expressions of communalism, faith, wholeness and love.

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Sara Clark is an international vinyasa yoga and meditation teacher. With nearly two decades of experience, Sara’s teachings merge the physical and spiritual practices of yoga with mindfulness and meditation techniques that help to ease suffering and liberate the soul.

She has been a Global Yoga Ambassador for lululemon and has graced the cover of Yoga Journal twice along with Prevention Magazine. 

Sara has created a series of online yoga and meditation videos for Shape Magazine, Yoga Today, and Glo.

Known for her compassionate teaching style and fluid vinyasa sequences, Sara makes both the novice and the more experienced practitioner feel welcomed in her classes.

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The Book of Night Women by Marlon James

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Since 2016, Akilah S. Richards has hosted Fare of the Free Child, a lifestyle and parenting podcast about the connection between liberation, learning, and parenting, particularly among BIPOC communities.

Parents, educators, unschoolers and entrepreneurs tune in weekly to connect about unschooling, deschooling, conscious parenting, and self-directedness.

Discussions center emotional wellness, learning and children, parenting, self-care, and self-love. The voice and work of this Jamaican-born, digital nomad have been featured on NPR, Forbes, NBC TV, Good Morning America’s blog, and in several literary and in-person spaces throughout the U.S., Jamaica, and South Africa.

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Professional dominant, intuitive, and burlesque Goddess Briq House is the founder and owner of Briq House Entertainment.

Under this umbrella she produces All People of Color Burlesque Revues, Sexual Healing through Movement and Body Love workshops, spiritual gatherings, kink based anti racism trainings, and kink events exclusively for People of Color throughout the US and abroad.

Her monthly production (co produced with Sin de la Rosa) The Sunday Night Shuga Shaq is the longest running monthly all POC Burlesque Revue in the PNW.

As a proud Black Woman with a background in education, sacred intimate arts, entertainment, and LGBTQIA and Sex Workers rights advocacy; her Royal Thickness holds a deep understanding of intersectional identities. Briq’s mission is to harness the power of her bright light to stimulate and educate the masses to work towards a mutual goal of liberation.

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Medicine woman gina Breedlove is a vocalist, composer, & sound healer from Brooklyn, NY. She is an abolitionist for the lost parts of the self; a grief doula who uses sound and ritual to release stagnant energy, creating opportunity for embodiment and soul retrieval. 

gina tours the world with her music she calls folksoul, holding sound healing circles in every city she visits. From Rwanda to the Bay area, gina guides folk into deeper knowing of the power of the human voice, and the inexhaustible presence that is Grace.

“If we lived in a different time, my dwelling would be at the edge of the village, folk would bring me offerings in exchange for my medicine. I am still inside of the before time. I am a traditional healer, seer, guide.”
— Grace as channeled through gina

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In this gathering of the “Black Girl Mystic” podcast portal, L’ explores how you can create the life you want, right NOW, regardless of what is going on in the world, in your finances, in your relationships, with your health.

Because you CAN have everything you want — right now.

Listen to this episode to find out how.

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An award winning writer, spiritual advisor + tantra coach, Anita Kopacz helps you awaken your divine simplicity, pleasure and joy so that you can deeply, fully and completely love your whole life.

A teacher, guide, lighthouse and soul salve, Anita helps women reclaim their spirituality + sexuality as tools of healing + liberation. 

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