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Liberation Now PodcastIndigenous African Spirituality and Liberation In this episode, Nimot Ogunfemi speaks with Dr. Njoki Wane. Dr. Wane discusses her book titled From My Mother’s Back: A Journey From Kenya to Canada. She additionally explores how her Embu worldview has played a role in her spiritual well-being, shares indigenous insights around the current COVID-19 pandemic, and explains how we can use indigenous spirituality as a tool for liberation. Nimot and Dr. Wane speak Kiswahili at times in the interview (translations are included in the transcript). Dr. Wane’s indigenous language is Kiembu. Included in this episode is an original poem by Tanza...2021-03-2646 min
Liberation Now PodcastThe Liberation Lab Radical Healing ChatIn the second episode of the Liberation Now Podcast, the members of the Liberation Lab chat about radical healing, what it means to us, how we engage with it, and offer some advice for others looking to infuse some radical healing into their own lives as well. B. Andi Lee hosts and facilitates this discussion, in which lab members Amir Maghsoodi, Briana Williams, Cherese Waight, Danyelle Dawson, Markera Jones, Nimot Ogunfemi, and Richmond Hayes share their stories and insights. If you are interested in learning more about radical healing, please check out the original article that introduces it, Toward...2021-02-0933 min