Kumo's Unfiltered Convos Podcast

****This is a previous episode and I had to make an edit on it***

Our guest this week is Realle Simon! Realle has worked with an A-list celebrity, the one, and only Beyoncé! Realle Simon is a South Sudanese model based in Brooklyn, NY. She's social, a celebrity stylist, and a certified yogi. Realle prioritizes holistic wellness and empowering Black women to pursue their dreams. 

She's a trailblazer captured in Beyoncé’s Black Is King! Realle is pictured with an array of African American talent demonstrating the beauty of African culture. All of Realle's endeavors center on diversity and empowering her community.

Book recommendation: The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle To connect with Realle follow her on Instagram @reallesimon

https://www.instagram.com/reallesimon/?hl=en

Tap in as we discuss her journey of how she got to work with Queen B!🐝🐝

*This is episode 5 and I found out it wasn't streaming on all platforms due to errors.*

This weeks guest are the dynamic duo Indi & Darryl !

Indi is a freelance published holistic wardrobe stylist specializing in curating time capsule pieces, revamping closets, and personal shopping services. A native of Los Angeles, California, Indi received her undergraduate degrees in Social Work and Psychology as well as her Master degree in Social Work from Arizona State University.

As a licensed professional, Indi specializes in human behavior analysis and infuses her therapeutic background in a way that allows her to individualize the client experience.

Whether designer or streetwear, Indi has a flair for detail and possesses the ability to mix labels, looks, and trends to astounding effect. With a mindful take on implementing sustainable fashion, Indi up-cycles innovative pieces for a variety of clientele. Utilizing her background in psychology to promote positive body imaging through wardrobe, Indi guides her clients towards being comfortable with stepping outside of their comfort zone- in style.

Darryl a Compton native who resides in Phoenix. He’s an alumni of Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice . Darryl found passion from taking photos of his daughter and family to becoming a freelance photographer in his spare time. With the passing of his idol the late Great Nipsey Hussle, Darryl has laced up his shoes and is running Marathon Photography on instagram.

 Interested in his work and creative directing please check out his instagram @Marthon_photography *

Join us as they share their story on Black love, facing challenges ,supporting each other in their talents and gifts, raising a family  and how they knew they were mean't to be together.

Connect with Indi & Darryl at : https://www.instagram.com/inditheholisticstylist/ https://www.instagram.com/marathon_photography/

Song: Nipsey Hussle -Double Up

*I Do Not Own The Rights To This Song .*

Hey Everyone !

Join me and  Azza as  we continue or conversation from part 1 of The Black Immigrant Experience .

*Also, be sure to sign the petition  for Black Lives Matter protestors  who are facing false felony charges for exercising their constitutional rights in the summer when they were demanding and nonviolently fighting for justice for Black Lives.*

https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/dtcmcao

Thank you for listening and be sure to share and give us your feedback of what's resonating and what you would like to see on the show !

Best,

Kumo

Black people are diverse and we often times don't talk about how the Black experience is not the same and how Black immigrants experience a different type of Black experience from Black Americans.

In this epsiode I sat down with Azza who is from Sudan and the previous State Director for NextGen America in Arizona. 

NextGen America is a progressive organization that mobilizes 18-35 year olds to become civically engaged and vote in crucial elections.  

Azza also serve an executive board member for the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). CAIR is a grassroots civil rights and advocacy group and America’s largest Muslim civil liberties organization.

Lastly, she serves as one of the lead organizers for the Phoenix Women’s March.

Valentines Day can low-key be triggering, especially if you're single and going through it in a pandemic its  even harder.

*Song: Chloe x Halie -Lonely

On this episode I talk about being in love, fuckboys and being single on Valentines Day during a global pandemic.

Whereever you're listening to this episode today I hope you feel seen and get something from me giving y'all the tea on my love life .

On this episode I had a conversation with Kiara who is the founder of Moonchild Yogi . She is a certified 200-hour yoga instructor, reiki healer, and intuitive life coach. Kiara loves to learn more about those she works with to gain a better understanding of where they are at physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally to better move through healing together.

She incorporate several tools including - Sound healing, Aromatherapy, Crystals, Intuitive guidance, Oracle cards & more to bring you closer to your true + natural state of connection to source.

To schedule a reiki, life coaching or private yoga session feel free to browse the Moonchild Yogi or contact her via email or on Instagram at Moonchildyogii

*Wherever you're listening to this episode today I hope you find healing in this conversation .*

Connect :

https://www.moonchildyogi.com/

https://www.yogaisdeadpodcast.com/home

https://www.instagram.com/susannabarkataki/?hl=en

Hey Everyone!

*Trigger Warning *

On this episode I'll be talking about being "lady like " and touching on consent and sexual assault and rape culture .

Hey Everyone-

This episode was recorded today (01/15/2021) at 3:21 AM

I couldn't sleep because of  everything's that going on and inauguration day approaching my anxiety & emotions I can't fully articulate  have been up.

I recorded what I was feeling and its very raw .

I will be dropping another episode this Sunday at  4PM MST ,but I just felt like I should drop this unplanned  episode today.

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Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kumosunfilteredconvos/message

Our guest for this episode is Dallas who's pronouns are they /them .

Dallas is a Digital Organizer with Black Futures Lab ,a composer, and all around anxious wreck.

Dallas is learning ro talk less and listen more (and they realize the irony of writting that in a bio for a podcast conversation.

They're currently running a fundraiser to help a Black non-binary person who needs to move to a safer living environment ASAP. Please share or contribute if you can  

🖤 bit.ly/movefunds 🖤

you can find a list of mutual aid projects, transformative justice readings, bail funds and digital actions to get your 2021 started right: linktr.ee/flyzaminnelli

Dallas thank you for working so tirelerssly on electroal organinzing we thank you for your hard work .

Be sure to thank Dallas today for working tirelessly on the 2020 Election and prior to  through commenting below and if you're able to by giving to their Venmo @Dallas-Diaz4

Our first guest for 2021 is my best friend Diera!

Diera  is the owner of Wildly Written LLC, a brand for people with dreams plans and goals. She is also the sole content creator of wildlydiera on YouTube and Instagram.

Her hope is to inspire the world to be more conscious, caring and creative!  Shop her website and follow her on social media at   https://wildlywritten.com/ @wildlydiera https://www.instagram.com/wildlydiera/?hl=en @wildly.written.

Join us as we have a conversation  on starting a business in a pandemic ,friendships and being a Youtube blogger /social media influencer .

*Shop Wildly Written NOW until Jan 16th W/PROMO CODE KUMO 20*

https://wildlywritten.com/discount/KUMO20