Episode 20 features daughter, granddaughter, wife, mother, beloved Aquarian soul and business and finance extraordinaire Candice Queen. Reflecting on her grandmother, Candice clearly illustrates why honoring the memory of our loved ones matter. 

Episode 19 features international daughter, grand daughter, healer, writer and voice artist Erika Harris. Her royal voiceness takes us on a journey of reflection as she revisits the memory of her beloved grandmother and examines the path to embracing her eternal presence. 

Episode 18 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she reflects on the majestic and eternal love that unfolds itself to us as the Grandmother.  

Episode 17 features North Carolina native, Rhonda Jones an ordained Reverend and an initiate into the West African Dagara Tradition, based out of Burkina Faso. Rhonda insight fully narrates the journey that led her out of the box of religion, to her ancestral roots and ultimately to something "bigger."

Episode 16 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith on the current climate of the African American community and how the courage of our ancestors has and will always be our guiding light to freedom.

Episode 15 features daughter, wife, mother, grandmother and Yoruba Priestess Sangoma Olodoye. Serving for more than 20 years as an educator, artist, cultural preservationist and ambassador Sangoma reflects on her journey and enlightens listeners with her ancestral wisdom.

Episode 14 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she examines her river deep love for the City of New Orleans. Seeking to understand more of her heart's song for the supernatural and it's connection to the Big Easy; Nadirah mentally uncovers ancestral truths and unearths the root of her love.  

Episode 13 features Kemetic & Olmec High Priestess Ma'at em Maakheru Amen, a Yoruba  initiate, healer and author of several books. Maat pours graciously  into the cups of those who will listen to her ancient wisdom and enlighten as she reflects on being called to the path she proudly walks guided by her ancestors.

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Episode 12 features Philadelphia's own native son, grandson, brother and beloved community health and wellness activist, Akeem White El. As a quintessential Alchemist, Akeem radiantly reveals the evolution of his journey as it relates to honoring his ancestors. 

Episode 11 features first generation Haitian-American Marilyn Solanke Napoleon.  As a performing artist, a therapist and life coach for over 30 years, Solanke passionately discusses her journey and the experienced related to elevating her ancestors.