On this episode, Dr. Ibe-Lamberts is joined by guest Ms. Darling Amoo, a transnational Ghanaian yoga instructor and health promoter based in Ghana, to talk about the successes and challenges in promoting the practice of Yoga in Western Africa. She also shares with us her transnational experiences living in the United States and her thoughts on womanhood experienced as a transnational. That and more!! 

You can follow Ms. Amoo on instagram at @namasteyogagh or you can check our her studio's page @theyogastudioaccra. 

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Transnational Nigerian artist Titi LoKei joins the show to discuss afrobeats music, hiphop, Black culture and what this music can do for both the African and African American communities.

Check out Titi Lokei's new single "African Dance"

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Latest episode of My Black is Transnational features an interview with Transnational CPA and financial expert Jeff Badu of Badu Enterprises. Jeff shares his expertise on money management and his experience working with people who are African immigrants and African Americans. Financial wealth and health matters to the growth of any community. That and more! 

Learn more of Mr. Badu’s work at www.jeffbadu.com. 

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On this episode we are joined by guest Dr. Omavi Bailey who discusses his experiences reconnecting back with Africa and becoming a transnational. He also discusses the "doorway of return" in Benin and how it is becoming a landmark for welcoming back those whose ancestors were taken and lost through slavery. The message is clear: Blacks can and should become transnationals! That and more!! 

Learn more about "The Way of Remembering" and "The Doorway of Return" at https://prometra.org 

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