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We Are the Memory Keepers: Stewarding our Stories, Oral Tradition, & Intergenerational Memory w/Martina Abrahams Ilunga | Ep. 7 (opens the original)
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In Episode 2 of the Legacy Cultivators Podcast, I sit down with storyteller, community builder, and entrepreneur Martina Abrahams Ilunga for a conversation about the stories we inherit, the ones we preserve, and the responsibility we have to carry them forward.From listening to stories in the kitchens of the women who raised her to creating spaces dedicated to Black storytelling, Martina shares how oral tradition became more than a creative practice. It became a way of understanding memory, conn
Answering the Call: Returning to Haiti, Womb Healing & Entrepreneurship w/Angie of LumerianSky | Ep. 6 (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Season 2 premiere of the Legacy Cultivators Podcast y’all!!In this episode I sit down with Angie, founder of LumerianSky, for a conversation about homecoming, alignment, entrepreneurship, healing, and what it means to answer the call to return home.Angie shares how an unexpected move to Haiti transformed her understanding of purpose and opened new possibilities for building businesses, reconnecting with the land, and helping others imagine a life in Haiti beyond the narratives the
The Soil of Remembrance (opens the original)
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There is something beautiful about walking through an old forest.At first, all you notice is its vastness. Layers upon layers of green stretching farther than your eyes can follow. The canopy catches the light while birds announce themselves from places you cannot quite see. The air feels different there. Cooler. Slower. Alive in ways that words merely scratch the surface of.Then, if you remain long enough, your attention begins to change.You stop looking at the forest as a collection of individ
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