47 min
Heavy is the Head A Little Juju Podcast
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- Religion & Spirituality
I MIGHT BE LOSING IT KINDA?! Are you? In such WILD times – is there any other option? Time to get into my Clinical Medical Psychology dropout BAG.
Full show notes here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/103837788
Preorder THE BOOK OF JUJU HERE
Connect with Juju on IG: @itsjujubae / @ alittlejujupodcast Twitter/Tiktok: @ itsjujubae
Jujubae.com
Support A Little Juju Podcast + Juju’s work, here on Patreon! patreon.com/jujubae
CREDITS
Executive Producer - Kenya Denise @kenya_digg_it from Domino Sound @dominosoundco
Senior Producer - Juju Bae @itsjujubae
Associate Producer, Archival Producer, Social Producer - Oreoluwa Akinyode @beyondthisvessel
Creative Producer, Sound Designer, Sound Editor - Kobe Guilford @alookthroughmylense
with production assistance from Alexandra Di Palma @lsdipalma from Domino Sound @dominosoundco
Financial Executive Producer - Ebony Janice @ebonyjanice
Destiny’s Child - “Independent Women, Part 1”
Pop Smoke - “PTSD”
Juju Bae - “a little juju”
You Are Welcome Here and There Film Crowdfund: https://gofund.me/148c5f14
This is a feature-length experimental documentary film following one spiritual family's journey to Nigeria as they recover the history and destiny that colonialism tried to erase. You Are Welcome Here and There is a moving ritual that travels through spirit realms and dimensions, illuminating the renaissance of Black Queer Peoples' return to African Traditional Religions.
Fair Use Notice:
This podcast may contain excerpts from news clips and music that are used for purposes of commentary, criticism, reporting, and education, which are protected under the principles of fair use as defined in Section 107 of the Copyright Act.
The use of such materials is intended to enhance the understanding and discussion of important topics within the context of the podcast.
We acknowledge the original creators and owners of the copyrighted materials and do not claim any ownership over them.
Listeners are encouraged to seek out the original sources for the full context and to support the artists and journalists whose work is featured in this podcast.
If you believe that your copyright-protected work has been used in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, please contact us, and we will promptly address any concerns.
I MIGHT BE LOSING IT KINDA?! Are you? In such WILD times – is there any other option? Time to get into my Clinical Medical Psychology dropout BAG.
Full show notes here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/103837788
Preorder THE BOOK OF JUJU HERE
Connect with Juju on IG: @itsjujubae / @ alittlejujupodcast Twitter/Tiktok: @ itsjujubae
Jujubae.com
Support A Little Juju Podcast + Juju’s work, here on Patreon! patreon.com/jujubae
CREDITS
Executive Producer - Kenya Denise @kenya_digg_it from Domino Sound @dominosoundco
Senior Producer - Juju Bae @itsjujubae
Associate Producer, Archival Producer, Social Producer - Oreoluwa Akinyode @beyondthisvessel
Creative Producer, Sound Designer, Sound Editor - Kobe Guilford @alookthroughmylense
with production assistance from Alexandra Di Palma @lsdipalma from Domino Sound @dominosoundco
Financial Executive Producer - Ebony Janice @ebonyjanice
Destiny’s Child - “Independent Women, Part 1”
Pop Smoke - “PTSD”
Juju Bae - “a little juju”
You Are Welcome Here and There Film Crowdfund: https://gofund.me/148c5f14
This is a feature-length experimental documentary film following one spiritual family's journey to Nigeria as they recover the history and destiny that colonialism tried to erase. You Are Welcome Here and There is a moving ritual that travels through spirit realms and dimensions, illuminating the renaissance of Black Queer Peoples' return to African Traditional Religions.
Fair Use Notice:
This podcast may contain excerpts from news clips and music that are used for purposes of commentary, criticism, reporting, and education, which are protected under the principles of fair use as defined in Section 107 of the Copyright Act.
The use of such materials is intended to enhance the understanding and discussion of important topics within the context of the podcast.
We acknowledge the original creators and owners of the copyrighted materials and do not claim any ownership over them.
Listeners are encouraged to seek out the original sources for the full context and to support the artists and journalists whose work is featured in this podcast.
If you believe that your copyright-protected work has been used in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, please contact us, and we will promptly address any concerns.
47 min