Who Made You Sis: In Spiritual Dialogue DORIANA DIAZ

In this episode, host Doriana Diaz is in conversation with feeler, maker, and creator of multiples Linathi Makanda. In this beautifully timely conversation, we explore the importance of injecting our medicine into spaces that love us, how to approach intuition, and what it looks like to trust your gut unconditionally. You can find more of Linathi’s work on Instagram at @linathimakanda

Linathi Makanda's latest projects can be found here:
Youtube
Books
Urban On My Tongue

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For our final episode, we are in spiritual dialogue with podcast host, writer, and recently published author Chloe Dulce Louvouezo. Chloe is also the host of the podcast Lifeiswear. during this deeply moving conversation, we discuss the foundational themes explored by the featured 24 essays written by Black women in her book: identity, healing, and self-trust. Chloe talks about identity as a fluid and evergreen process. she teaches us that we are all "the sum of our parts". Chloe also gives us insight into where the concept from this book conspired, where her spirit and soul have taken her in this ongoing journey of healing, spiritual transcendence, and identity acceptance. This book is for Black women whose voices have been silenced. It's also for women who believe that healing is our birthright and that joy cannot be stolen. The podcast is brought to you by The Diaz Collections. 
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In this episode, we are in conversation with Yasmine Jameelah founder of Transparent Black Girl. Yasmine teaches us about the importance of incorporating faith into our journies of wellness. In this discussion, we open up about how surrendering to God, spirit, and our high selves in order to initiate and assist us in the recognition and appreciation of our own power. Through this delicate and dedicated ritual of inviting God into our sphere, we hold space for intention and glory to arise from unknown spaces and modes of understanding. 

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In this episode, we are in spiritual dialogue with Elyse Fox founder of Sad Girls Club about how to implement small moments of joy into our lives in order to feel fuller, more whole, and able to give space to our creative pathways. Elyse teaches us how to design our own sustainable ecosystem for ourselves in moments of chaos and overwhelm, along with providing an open outlet for channels that bring us happiness and joy. According to Elyse, the journey is where it is at and we are always in process. this podcast is brought to you by The Diaz Collections.

In this episode, we are in spiritual dialogue with producer and developer Tahirah A'sha, founder of Your Favorite Cup and Off The Clock. In this beautiful conversation, we delve into the fluidity and complexity of our humanity. We share our own personal experiences with self-care practices, committed long-term relationships, traveling abroad, and the ways in which each of them has opened us up to newfound channels of self-exploration and temporal sovereignty. Tahirah walks us through her journey of redefining her self-definition as a 'woman of the world' and surrendering attachment to anything that does not embrace the full scope of her humanness. This podcast is brought to you by The Diaz Collections.

In this episode, we are in conversation with Rahilou Diallo founder of The Toilet Podcast. We discuss how we choose to surrender, how we choose to claim ourselves through different experiences. We dive deeply into the act of grieving and how that has shifted our humanity and allowed us to step further into our own healing spaces. Those we have cultivated and those that have been granted to us from spirit are honored in this episode. Rahilou tells us with transparency about her experience with grief and her experience with harnessing her own personal freedom. The podcast is brought to you by The Diaz Collections.