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In today's episode of Black with Sugar podcast, Keziah and Nadia share real paranormal stories. Africa is indeed a continent of mysticism, where witchcraft is even a common practice. Voodoo, animism, shir are among some rituals used to harness spiritual forces for good and evil 👿. 

 ⚠️ This episode is not for the faint-hearted, if you are a sensitive person, please refrain from watching. We would recommend not to watch at night or alone if your prone to nightmares.   These are real stories of ghosts, witchcraft and possessions. 

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In today’s episode, Nadia continues her tale about experiencing psychedelics. 

This time it’s about 5 meO DMT also known as Toad medicine or Bufo Alvarius. Her experience was life altering and definitely one of a kind. Watch the full podcast to hear the amazing life lessons she received during her experience and what you can learn from it too. 



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In today's episode of Black with Sugar podcast, Nadia reveals in detail her threatening experience trying Ayahuasca for the first time. Although it sounds terrifying, her account of the event is quite delightful. Keziah's reactions is priceless 🤨 ! Her many faces listening to Nadia's dramatic tale clearly betrays her and gives hints of skepticism. Not in the truthfulness of Nadia's story, but rather her interpretations of the event. 

Do you share the same skepticism?  “Were they just all high on the substance or really having a spiritual experience? Do psychedelics truly connect you with the Divine? An enlightenment, or perhaps a mere moment of a collective delusion?” 

Well, you can all be the judge after you watch the full episode and let us know what you think in the comment below.


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⚠️ Harmful practices hurting children in Africa. 

Once again, in this week's episode, Nadia and Keziah raise the issue of harmful cultural practices in Africa. Preciously protected and carried on by the elders, gatekeepers of culture and oral traditions, these traditional practices affect mostly vulnerable children and broadly abuse and violate their human rights.

 From the shocking revelation of “Hyenas“ in Malawi. Which are men paid to rape young girls as part of a rite of passage, to the “ironing“ of the breasts of young school girls in Cameroon to keep them from unwanted sexual advances… The “witch children” of Nigeria abandoned and rejected under the pretense of being evil. Or the “curse twins” in the Antambahoaka tribe of Madagascar, rejected at birth, victims of a tradition that no one fully grasps.

 💔 It’s a heartbreaking podcast, difficult to watch with a subject that will appall you. But it is a necessary conversation and an outrageous reality the African continent and community must face and tackle. 👉🏿 Only the African community truly hold the keys for cultural, social and political change by prioritizing and protecting its youth 🚸.

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🌞 How to help ⤵️ 

For the innocent children accused of witchcraft:

 -https://landofhope.global -https://acaedf.org

 -http://www.safechildafrica.org

 -https://crarn.net 

For the orphanage in Morocco:

 -https://www.lmpe.ma

For the "curse twins" in Madagascar:

 -https://www.humanium.org/en/madagascar/ 

-https://www.madagascoeur.org 

For education in Congo:

 https://malaika.org


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Fakes, frauds and scammers on social media exposed! Black with Sugar  podcast 14 

 ➡️ Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter etc…Amongst other things, these  multiple platforms propose an extensive array of celebrities,  self-proclaimed gurus, uncredited experts in marketing, finance,  relationships and so on and so forth. Giving advice on how you should  think, what you should buy, what you must want and who you should aspire  to be.   

↪️Although they propose a plethora of very helpful information, the  opposite unfortunately is also true.  🔺Fake gurus, frauds and scammers  are all too common and try to capture your attention for your views,  likes and your precious wallet. But how not to fall in their trap? How  do we recognize the fake from the real?  

 👿 In this episode the ladies express their opinions on recently exposed  influencers, marketers, relationship gurus caught lying, stealing or  profiting from people's weaknesses and vulnerabilities   

🤔 How do we protect ourselves from influencers promoting fake  lifestyles, and advice? What are the tell tale signs of a scammer…  Can our eyes trust everything they see❓Our ears believe everything they  hear❓

 ⚡️What about the old adage… Beware the wolf in sheep’s clothing!!  

😜 Informative and funny we hope you will love this podcast episode.  

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👿 Astroworld, the dystopian prophecy and how the music 🎼 influences us! 

🎙Black with Sugar podcast is back!! So get ready for more unconventional realness, authentic reactions and undiluted opinions.

🔥This week the girls debate over the Astroworld tragedy and aren’t shy to defend their points of view with special guest Elliot Osagie. With all fingers pointing at 👉🏼 Travis Scott, is he really the only one to blame? Is the bad publicity he received after the tragedy legitimate? And what about the Satanic Ritual? Is there any truth to it ? Are we being hypnotized and manipulated by the music industry ? 

➡️ Elliot, who has experience in the management of artists, will enlighten us on the artist point of view and will actually make very good points 🤔. Instead of just condemning 👎 or defending 👍 Travis Scott like many media outlets have done so far since this tragedy, this episode will really give you fair arguments from both angles and will give you a lot to think about. You will probably end up questioning your own judgment or forging a new one regarding this tragic event.🙌 

🔺After you watch it please let us know what you think. Did it change your mind or did it reinforce your beliefs ⁉️

 👤 More about our special guest Elliot Osagie: Elliot Osagie is the Founder of Willingie , a global media company that consists of platforms, media assets and audiences. He is also the CEO and founder of Benin City Entertainment, an entertainment company that finds and devolops music artists, IP for Film / TV and Broadway. Elliot has worked with a multitude of artists from Dionne Warwick to the Notorious B.I.G. The Broadway Play Turn Me Loose is on Broadway with Joe Morton (Scandal and Justice League) as the main actor in a one man stage play about the life of Dick Gregory. https://www.Benincity.com https://www.willingie.com

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