Episode 10 features 9 year-old Leah Alexandria Thornton. As a dancer, painter, author, and entrepreneur, Leah takes a few moments away from her busy life as an artist and student to share her own thoughts and experiences of why her ancestors matter.

Episode 9 features writer and globetrotting Los Angeles, CA native Joya Wesley facilitating an intimate discussion with Philadelphia native Nadirah Goldsmith. As a visionary mermaid, writer and producer, Nadirah opens up about the journey of her ancestors and how it has enhanced her life. 

Episode 8 features Ayodele Oyetunde, mother, healer and daughter of the Gullah Geechee people.  As a Beaufort, SC native Iya Ayodele shares with us some of her cultural nuggets, spiritual lessons and ancestral traditions.

Episode 7 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith about why honoring and celebrating children matters and how it relates to the spiritual journey with the ancestors. How would our families look without new additions? Pretty boring... Children are the greatest gift (zawadi). 

Episode 6 features Tianja Bean, Bermuda's native daughter, wife, mother and grandmother. As a global traveler, a professional entertainer, educator and cultural custodian, Iya Bean speaks with us from her inherent reservoir of profound ancestral wisdom. 

Episode 5 features St. Kitts native, Baba Adigun Adetutu an initiate of Egungun Priesthood and a student of IFA. Baba Adigun graciously shares some of the wisdom and experience he's extracted from his ancestral journey. 

Episode 4 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith about why honoring and elevating the energy of our ancestors matter and how facilitating the healing work individually and collectively are necessary components for the transformation and spiritual evolution of families.  

Episode 3 features Deidra Alexander, New Orleans native and Samba dance extraordinaire'. Ms. Alexander gives a glimpse of how her ancestors danced into her heart. 

Episode 2 features Nyasia Allah, a young and aspiring philanthropist and animal activist. Nyasia shares with us in this brief conversation how cultivating a relationship with her ancestors has empowered and fulfilled her life. 

Welcome to the introductory episode for "Remembering Our Journey Hone"... 

A weekly podcast to inspire, enlighten and empower listeners via  personal testimonies, discussions and interviews with featured individuals who have embraced the transformational and ancient practice  of ancestral veneration.

Thank you for taking this journey with us...