1 hr 6 min

Season 5 Episode 4 -Jaja's African Hair Braiding in NYC ft. Geoffrey Jackson Scott The BIG We

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Season 5 Episode 4 -Jaja's African Hair Braiding in NYC ft. Geoffrey Jackson Scott



🎉 Season 5, Episode 4 of "The Big We Pod Cast" is here! 🎉 Hosted by Anasa Troutman, 



🎭🌍 Episode 4 of "The BIG We Podcast Season 5," titled "Jaja's African Hair Braiding in NYC," offers an immersive exploration into black abundance, cultural identity, and the impact of storytelling. 🎤 This episode features a detailed reflection on 'black abundance' within the global Diaspora and delves into personal stories that highlight the complex journey of reconnecting with cultural roots and values. 👣💭 Additionally, it includes engaging discussions on the new book 'Iconic,' which showcases black interior designers, and celebrates the achievements of Missy Elliott and her induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 📘🎉 The episode also sheds light on the significance of media representation, examining 'The Marvels' and its role in the industry.



🏙️🎟️ Central to this episode is the Broadway show 'Joss's African Hair Braiding.' The speakers share their profound experiences of the show, discussing its narrative shift from humor to serious themes like immigration and identity. 🧭🗣️ Accolades are given to writer Joseline, the actors' versatility, and Nakia Mathis' exceptional wig work. The episode goes beyond the show, reflecting on the importance of cultural memory in shaping our sense of abundance and identity, and the role of communal spaces like salons and barbershops in personal and community narratives. 🧠💡👥 It concludes by highlighting how personal experiences intertwine with communal ones, showcasing the power of art in understanding our world. Tune in for this insightful journey through culture and emotion. 🎧👇



5 Key Takeaways:




Black Abundance and Diaspora: Delve into the concept of 'black abundance,' particularly among Diasporic Africans, and how it's shaped by global influences. 🌍🤲
Reconnecting with Roots: Hear personal stories about the journey back to cultural roots and values, underlining the complexities of identity and belonging. 👣💭
Celebrating Black Creativity: Discover discussions about 'Iconic,' featuring black interior designers, and Missy Elliott's iconic achievement. 📘🎉
Broadway Experience: Gain insights into 'Joss's African Hair Braiding,' a Broadway show that captures a range of emotions from laughter to serious discussions on immigration. 🏙️🎟️
Community and Identity: Reflect on the role of personal spaces like salons in community building and how art influences our understanding of the world. ✂️👥





We are a collective of creative, hopeful risk-takers shaping culture through creativity and strategy. Our innovative high-impact media company, foundation, and investment fund are revolutionizing how inspiration becomes transformation. 💡🚀



Our Mission:

We inspire people to build a reimagined world where creativity, joy, and abundance are accessible to everyone. 🌈💖



What We Do:

We've created a comprehensive, creative ecosystem that empowers individuals to transform the world. We activate connections to humanity and promote lives filled with joy, abundance, imagination, and love for everyone. 💪🌍🌟



🌐 Connect With The Big We:

Join the movement! Like, comment, share, and SUBSCRIBE to stay updated on our inspiring content! Let's create a world where creativity and joy flourish for all! 🌍💫💬





💻 Connect With The Big We:

https://linktr.ee/thebigwe



📞 Phone Number:

901.676.7372



🔗 Connect with Anas Troutamn:

https://linktr.ee/anasatroutman



🎬 Co. Producer: Princeton James Production

Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/princeton_james/



🎙️ Podcast Production and Studio: Eunices Studios

Discover more at: https://linktr.ee/kelwoods



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Season 5 Episode 4 -Jaja's African Hair Braiding in NYC ft. Geoffrey Jackson Scott



🎉 Season 5, Episode 4 of "The Big We Pod Cast" is here! 🎉 Hosted by Anasa Troutman, 



🎭🌍 Episode 4 of "The BIG We Podcast Season 5," titled "Jaja's African Hair Braiding in NYC," offers an immersive exploration into black abundance, cultural identity, and the impact of storytelling. 🎤 This episode features a detailed reflection on 'black abundance' within the global Diaspora and delves into personal stories that highlight the complex journey of reconnecting with cultural roots and values. 👣💭 Additionally, it includes engaging discussions on the new book 'Iconic,' which showcases black interior designers, and celebrates the achievements of Missy Elliott and her induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 📘🎉 The episode also sheds light on the significance of media representation, examining 'The Marvels' and its role in the industry.



🏙️🎟️ Central to this episode is the Broadway show 'Joss's African Hair Braiding.' The speakers share their profound experiences of the show, discussing its narrative shift from humor to serious themes like immigration and identity. 🧭🗣️ Accolades are given to writer Joseline, the actors' versatility, and Nakia Mathis' exceptional wig work. The episode goes beyond the show, reflecting on the importance of cultural memory in shaping our sense of abundance and identity, and the role of communal spaces like salons and barbershops in personal and community narratives. 🧠💡👥 It concludes by highlighting how personal experiences intertwine with communal ones, showcasing the power of art in understanding our world. Tune in for this insightful journey through culture and emotion. 🎧👇



5 Key Takeaways:




Black Abundance and Diaspora: Delve into the concept of 'black abundance,' particularly among Diasporic Africans, and how it's shaped by global influences. 🌍🤲
Reconnecting with Roots: Hear personal stories about the journey back to cultural roots and values, underlining the complexities of identity and belonging. 👣💭
Celebrating Black Creativity: Discover discussions about 'Iconic,' featuring black interior designers, and Missy Elliott's iconic achievement. 📘🎉
Broadway Experience: Gain insights into 'Joss's African Hair Braiding,' a Broadway show that captures a range of emotions from laughter to serious discussions on immigration. 🏙️🎟️
Community and Identity: Reflect on the role of personal spaces like salons in community building and how art influences our understanding of the world. ✂️👥





We are a collective of creative, hopeful risk-takers shaping culture through creativity and strategy. Our innovative high-impact media company, foundation, and investment fund are revolutionizing how inspiration becomes transformation. 💡🚀



Our Mission:

We inspire people to build a reimagined world where creativity, joy, and abundance are accessible to everyone. 🌈💖



What We Do:

We've created a comprehensive, creative ecosystem that empowers individuals to transform the world. We activate connections to humanity and promote lives filled with joy, abundance, imagination, and love for everyone. 💪🌍🌟



🌐 Connect With The Big We:

Join the movement! Like, comment, share, and SUBSCRIBE to stay updated on our inspiring content! Let's create a world where creativity and joy flourish for all! 🌍💫💬





💻 Connect With The Big We:

https://linktr.ee/thebigwe



📞 Phone Number:

901.676.7372



🔗 Connect with Anas Troutamn:

https://linktr.ee/anasatroutman



🎬 Co. Producer: Princeton James Production

Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/princeton_james/



🎙️ Podcast Production and Studio: Eunices Studios

Discover more at: https://linktr.ee/kelwoods



🔥🎧 Join the move

1 hr 6 min

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