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Essah's Way
By Essah CozettSociety & Culture
Essah's Way episodes
- Episode 007 | Finding Self through Caribbean FilmEpisode 007. Essah Cozett sits down with Maliz to discuss how Caribbean Film has changed her life.Send words of encouragement to Maliz on IG and Twitter @nor.maliz_Follow @Essahcozett on all social media23 min
- Episode 006 | No Wasted TalentEpisode 006. Essah Cozett explores the ups and downs of chasing your dreams with David Kamara.Follow @Essahcozett on all social media.23 min
- Episode 005 | Get Comfortable with Being UncomfortableEpisode 005. Essah Cozett reflects with Dominique Tolbert, founder & creator of TLBRT Hospitality. Connect with her at https://www.tlbrthospitality.com/Follow @Essahcozett on all social media.22 min
- Episode 004 | Self PromoEpisode 004. Essah Cozett chats with Chef Santana Caress Benitez about life in Puerto Rico. Check out Chef Santana on IG @santanacaressFollow @Essahcozett on all social media.24 min
- Episode 003 | Mixed MarriagesEpisode 003. Essah Cozett chats with a woman of many hats, Mrs. Leah Grant! Enjoy this reflection on life as new married millennials. Check out Mrs. Grant on Instagram at @leleash23.Follow @Essahcozett on all social media.25 min
- Episode 002 | Hennessy and PoetryEpisode 002. Recording live from la IUPI, Essah Cozett chats with poet, performer, writer, and ARTivist, Ana Portnoy Brimmer! Check out her work at http://anaportnoybrimmer.wixsite.com/mysiteFollow @Essahcozett on all social media.21 min
- Episode 001 | GenesisEpisode 001. The Genesis of a new podcast that you didn't know you needed. Welcome to Essah's Way.Follow @Essahcozett on all social media.26 min
About Essah's Way
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Welcome to your favorite podcast produced and hosted by Essah Cozett where she uplifts amazing people on their unique journeys.
Essah Cozett Díaz, PhD. is a Liberian-American poet, podcaster, and community organizer. Her research is rooted in migration, memory, storytelling, and African traditional healing practices. She is an alumnae of the Obsidian Foundation and the Young Scholars of Liberia. Her writing has appeared in several international print and online publications. Essah loves encouraging others to move forward with ease in pursuit of their dreams.