Conversation with Taiye on Mental Health, Genealogy & Black Empowerment

In this episode of the Life Recreated podcast, the host sits down with Taiye, a respected historian, genealogist, teacher, urban gardener, beekeeper, podcast host, and hip hop artist to dive into enriching topics that encompass learning, healing, and growth. Taiye shares about his travels to over 60 countries, his dedication to working with individuals with developmental disabilities, and his unique experiences capturing his travels in his documentary 'The Land of Blacks'. The conversation also sheds light on his first book 'The Afro set' and focuses on the mental health of black men and boys, his work in genealogy, and his perspective on the importance of knowing your roots and history.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Presentation

00:01 Getting to Know Taiye: His Background and Achievements

01:44 Conversation Begins: Discussing Taiye's Song 'Do Revolutionaries Go to Heaven?'

03:50 Exploring Taiye's Travels and Life in South Africa

04:40 Understanding the Importance of Family History and Genealogy

05:34 The Impact of Knowing Your Ancestry

15:24 The Importance of Mental Health and Support for Black Men

24:48 Discussing Taiye's Documentary 'The Land of Blacks'

26:04 Reflecting on the Importance of Black Power Movement and Afro Set

32:52 Closing Thoughts: The Importance of Knowing Your Roots and Culture