In the Kingdom of Buganda, ruled by King Mwanga II, a clash of cultures unfolds as European missionaries introduce Christianity to a land steeped in ancient traditions. Mwanga's reign and the martyrdom of Charles Lwanga and his companions provide a gripping narrative that sheds light on the complexities of colonialism, religious conversion, and the struggle for cultural identity.Discover the courageous acts of Charles Lwanga, a devout Catholic who defied King Mwanga's orders to protect the royal pages from abuse, ultimately sacrificing his own life for his faith. Learn about the 21 Saints who stood firm in their beliefs, facing persecution and martyrdom for their unwavering commitment to Christianity.Through vivid storytelling and historical insights, Hoodoo & Chill delves into the legacy of Mwanga, Lwanga, and the Kingdom of Buganda, exploring the pantheon of gods, traditional practices, and the enduring spirit of the Buganda people.

In this powerful first episode of the Black Witch Files, we uncover the true stories of Paula de Eguiluz and Teodora de Salcedo — two Afro-Caribbean women accused of witchcraft during the height of the Spanish Inquisition in the Americas.✨ Paula, a dark-skinned healer who survived three witch trials, manipulation, and 200 lashes — only to rise again as a spiritual force.🕯 Teodora, a free Black woman who owned property, lost everything, and was erased from history — but not from memory.From failed healing rituals to confessions under torture, this episode dives deep into the intersection of:Colonial fear of African healing traditionsThe weaponization of religionBlack female survival and resistanceThese are not legends. These are true stories they tried to silence.

Born into slavery and rising to national fame, she became one of the most sought-after Hoodoo seers in the American South.In this exclusive deep-dive, Papa Seer uncovers the real story behind Aunt Caroline Dye’s power. From her prophetic gifts at age 10 to her legendary readings that guided gamblers, lovers, and politicians alike—this is the untold story of a woman who never missed a vision and left behind a spiritual legacy that still echoes today.Subscribe to @PapaSeer for more powerful stories from Black American spirituality, conjure history, and the lives of real Hoodoo legends.🎧 Listen to the Hoodoo & Chill Podcast for raw, unfiltered spiritual commentary.

Uncover the haunting story of Clementine Barnabet, the woman accused of leading a series of brutal axe murders in early 20th-century Louisiana. Was she a cold-blooded killer influenced by dark rituals, or a scapegoat caught in a web of hysteria and racial prejudice? This documentary delves into the mystery behind the so-called "Voodoo Axe Murders" and the enigmatic figure at its center.

The Forgotten Black Women of the Salem Witch Trials🎥 A Black Witch Files Micro-Documentary by Papa SeerIn 1692, three enslaved Black women were accused of witchcraft in Salem:Tituba. Candy. Mary Black.One became a symbol. The others were buried by time.This isn’t the story you’ve been told.This is the truth the court recorded — and history erased.In this episode of The Black Witch Files, we examine the surviving records of these women. How did they end up accused? Why were none of them executed? And what does it mean when the most voiceless among us are pulled into the center of mass hysteria — and still survive?📜 Featuring researched accounts from court transcripts, eyewitness testimonies, and historical archives.

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A clean home is more than just a reflection of discipline — it is a sacred act of alignment. In today’s episode of Hoodoo & Chill, Papa Seer explores the deep spiritual connection between cleanliness and godliness within Hoodoo, African American folk spirituality, and ancestral practice.

Learn how physical tidiness can become a form of spiritual upkeep, protection, and reverence. From sweeping with intention to removing spiritual residue through natural ingredients, this episode is a reminder that your home is your altar — and every corner holds divine potential.

This conversation also includes a special message about Class 1 of the Journey Into Hoodoo series — a foundational step for those who are serious about walking the path with power and purpose.

🕯️ If Spirit led you here, maybe it’s time to deepen the work.

In this soul-shifting episode, Papa Seer breaks down the sacred blueprint behind living as a truly high-value individual—not by trends, but through tradition, ritual, and legacy. This isn’t hustle culture. This is ancestral elevation.

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You’ll learn:
🔹 The daily rituals of elite spiritual leaders
🔹 How to command silence, structure, and energy
🔹 Why being high-value starts with spiritual discipline
🔹 Content strategy, business rhythm, and sacred routine
🔹 What it truly means to live in Ancestral Excellence

This episode is a reminder:
✨ Legacy > Clout
✨ Mystery > Exposure
✨ Ritual > Routine

Walk the path of the chosen.
Walk the path of Ancestral Excellence.

📿 Mentioned in this episode:

• Morning & evening rituals

• Spiritual financial practices

• Content calendar breakdown

• Lifestyle alignment with Spirit

• Building legacy through silence

🧿 Listen. Take notes. Rebuild your life around power.

In today’s episode, we’re pulling back the veil on a troubling trend quietly rising in Black spiritual spaces: the emergence of so-called healers who are more performance than power. These are individuals—often adorned in the right aesthetics, using the right lingo, and cloaked in ancestral cosplay—who present themselves as spiritual guides, but lack the skill, grounding, and moral compass required to truly serve.

We're diving into the spaces where Black women dominate spiritually—and where, unfortunately, some are mimicking what it means to be a "Black woman healer" without honoring the sacred responsibility it carries. This isn’t just about gatekeeping—it’s about accountability, harm prevention, and preserving the soul of our traditions.

If you've ever been manipulated under the guise of a reading, drained by someone who claimed to be a vessel, or witnessed the sacred turned into spectacle... this conversation is for you.

Because not every woman in white is a healer.
And not every message comes from spirit.

Papa Seer unearths the real story of Dr. Buzzard — not the folklore, but the man who commanded a courtroom without ever speaking a word. A powerful Hoodoo root doctor born on St. Helena Island, Dr. Buzzard used conjure to protect his people in the Jim Crow South and became a legend in South Carolina’s Lowcountry.

⚖️ From rootwork to courtroom rituals...👁️ From spiritual warfare to a feud with a white sheriff turned imitator…This is Black history, Hoodoo history, and our inheritance.🔮 What you’ll discover in this episode:– The true identity of Stephney Robinson– Why Dr. Buzzard was feared by judges and prosecutors– The truth behind his feud with Sheriff J.E. McTeer– Why his legacy matters now more than ever

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Sometimes, stepping back isn’t a choice — it’s a calling.

In this episode, Papa Seer returns to the mic with a word on spiritual breaks — the ones we choose, and the ones Spirit forces us to take. From moments of isolation to seasons of silence, this is a conversation about realignment, rest, and the power of letting Spirit move when ego wants to push forward.

Whether you’ve drifted from your altar or been pulled away by life itself, this message is for you. Because the break isn’t a failure — it’s often where the deepest work begins.