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Essah's Way
By Essah CozettSociety & Culture
Essah's Way episodes
- Episode 067 | Learning through LifeEpisode 067. Mominatu reflects on her journey of healing and how it has allowed her to live abundantly.19 min
- Episode 066 | Change your MindsetEpisode 066. Jaime Poole celebrates her journey as an Black educator by reflecting on moments that shaped her life.23 min
- Episode 065 | Man before his TimeEpisode 065. Wesley Bailey III reflects on his journey of infinite, internal intelligence.21 min
- Episode 064 | Trust your MissionEpisode 064. Adrienne Tingba uses her passions to uplift Liberian culture, stories, and fashion trends.32 min
- Episode 063 | Knowledge is PowerEpisode 063. Dr. Marilisa Jiménez García discusses her journey as a Puerto Rican scholar and advocate for educational justice.25 min
- Episode 062 | Through the LensEpisode 062. King Chuck reflects on memorable moments that pushed him to master his craft in the film industry.21 min
- Episode 061 | Gems by GlamEpisode 061. Maame Wilson shares the keys to her success as a momtrepreneur.Shop glam looks or book an appointment here: https://www.glambymaame.com/23 min
- Episode 060 | RestorationEpisode 060. Joyell Arvella inspires us to abolish systematic layers of oppression and shares some strategies that have helped her continue on her journey.24 min
- Episode 059 | Creating for the CultureEpisode 59. Eduardo Paz, founder of Kimpande Jewelry, discusses his journey as a Puerto Rican artisan and his inspirations from African cultures.28 min
- Episode 058 | Find your FrequencyEpisode 058. Khaleah Joy reflects on her travels and the evolution of her brand, Nowme Women.25 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.