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This episode with Afrikan Boy is one of he funniest ones I’ve had so far. We’ve talked about his new album Peppeh Sounds Vol. 1, his connection to Lidl and his experience with ancestry. I also wanted to know, why he chose to “spell it with a K” and what the story was behind Erkyah Badu’s thank you message fro African Boy on IG.

We’ve touched on some heavier issues as well. In 2015 African Boy visited the Migrant Camp in Calais where he connects with the people and performs for them. The trip was documented in ‘Border Business The Documentary’.

If you want to know about the power of The Healer Hip Hop, this episode is a must.

Want to be featured in the Podcast? You can now send me your feedback on an episode , give thanks or just say hi via voice message.

In my Podcast I’ve mentioned several times that I do make music and sing myself. I used to sing a lot since I was a little girl. But it took me 32 years to to finally have the courage to sing on a stage in front of people.

My mission is to show everyone that they, too can be creative and show it. By  presenting my music in this episode, I want to encourage you to expose yourself! Get vulnerable. Be imperfect, but stop hiding! I did that and I’m still alive! I didn’t get buried in shame.

Actually, I encourage you to laugh about my music – I do too at some of it! But I also know, that some beat, some note, some lyric might be exactly what one person needed to hear to feel better for a moment. So, you’re welcome either way.

Anna-Liisa Donatella talks with me about her healing journey. Once a member of a choir since she was a child, she lost her voice on the way. To gain it back, she had to get closer to her true self.

In the interview we talk about spirituality in Hip Hop and about artists that  express their true self. Anna-Liisa also told me that listening to my voice on the podcast calms her down. She would even listen to my German episodes, even though she doesn't understand the language :-)

Our talk inspired her to finally publish a song, she's recorded before. I asked her to share it with us in the episode. While it's not Hip Hop, it's certainly an example of a healing journey. And I'm here for it!

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