Episode 60 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, aunt, mother, scholar, community leader, dancer and educator extraordinaire Dawn Nicole Hicks Tafari. As a native of the Boogie Down Bronx, and a proud New Yorker Dawn reflects upon her journey as a mother, a cultural ambassador for her family & community and the role of her ancestors in the midst of it all.

Episode 59 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, wife, mother, ancestral priest and mastebeekeeper Iya Efunlayo Sokoya Ogunlade. As a native of Cleveland Ohio, Iya Sokoya shares some of her sweetest lessons as a beekeeper and some of the magic of ancestral veneration.

Episode 58 features beloved daughter, god daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister, wife, mother, visionary, entrepreneur and priest of Sango Iyetade Oyeilumi.

 As a native of Inglewood, California Tade shares some of the blessings of growing up traditional while being surrounded by the magic and love of her ancestors.

Episode 57 features beloved daughter, granddaughter and New Jersey native Aja Vu. As a wholistic wellness practitioner, Aja reflects on her journey of healing family wounds, co existing and honoring the memory of relatives who have transitioned.

Episode 56 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she honors the life and memory of beloved son, grandson, brother, and husband Artis Hinson. As a master healer, alchemist, herbalist and astrologist; the lifework of Artis Hinson's and the legacy of Body Ecology will live on in the hearts and minds of many who were and will continue to be transformed by his eternal wisdom and light.

Episode 55 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother and Virginia native Lavinia Jackson. As an artist, producer, leader, and community activist, Lavinia shares some insights and discusses why there is no right or wrong road to ancestral veneration.

Episode 54 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother and North Carolina native Omilade Janine Bell. As an artist, a producer, an arts administrator and a cultural historian, Omilade delves into the inner depths of her own ancestral pool of wisdom and experience to enlighten, inspire, encourage and clarify why ancestral veneration matters.

Episode 53 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister, wife and mother Niajallah Hendrix-Wilson. As a native of Oakland, California Niajallah shares some of her insights on her ancestral journey as a healer and a priestess in both the Kemetic and Yoruba tradition.

Episode 52 features beloved son, grandson,  husband, father and ambassador of Afro Brasilian music, dance and culture Mestre Curtis Pierre. As a native of Louisiana, director and one of 3 founders of Casa Samba, Mestre Curtis provides a unique, yet authentic perspective on his journey of ancestral veneration.

Episode 51 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, wife and mother Samantha “Dandara” Boyd.  As a spiritual midwife and a traveling labor and delivery nurse Dandara reflects on her journey of becoming and how cultivating a relationship with her ancestors has strengthened her family.