Remembering Our Way Home...

Episode 100 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she features final thoughts and highlights from various conversations and themes on this supernatural, life changing adventure of creativity and evolution.

Episode 99 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, educator, dancer and healer Osunlade Fadunmade Fatunmise. As a native of Chicago, Illinois Osunlade reflects on her journey of allowing the whispers of ancestral wisdom to lead and guide her life.

Episode 98 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister, mother, grandmother, aunt, educator, consultant, and lifelong community activist Dr. Millicent Brown. As a native of Charleston, SC,  Dr. Brown provides insight and experience related to remaining open to the guidance and influence of those who came before her.

Episode 97 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, healer, visionary and ambassador of nature Olusola Fadunmola Omoladun. As a native of Cincinnati Ohio, Olusola joyfully details many of the blessings, magic and miracles of walking in this world with the love and legacy of her lineage.

Episode 96 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, author, doula, reiki master, healer and visionary Shyah Dickerson. As a native of Brooklyn, NY Shyah narrates her journey of beautiful ancestral reverence and how it magically unfolds daily as love, protection and countless miracles.

Episode 95 features a personal reflection on beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, wife, mother and entertainer Beyonce' Giselle Knowles-Carter and her journey of awakening to ancestral wisdom and how it has propelled her into her destiny.

Episode 94 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, mother, entrepreneur, visionary, and creator Issa Gray. As a native of New Orleans, Issa reflects on her sacred journey of tapping into ancestral wisdom, being guided, loved and protected.

Episode 93 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother, educator, All American scholar, writer and community organizer Dr. Deborah Barnes. As a native of North Carolina, Dr. Deborah discusses her journey of spiritual awakening and reflects on the magic of ancestral veneration.

Episode 92 features beloved son, grandson, husband, father, musician, visionary, and cultural organizer Baba Luther Gray. As a native of Chicago, Baba reflects on how the ancestors drummed music  into his heart, led him to New Orleans and ultimately to the magical life he experiences daily

Episode 91 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, wife, doula, energy healer, Reiki master and Priestess Morenike Ra Netchem Tyehimba. As a native of Virginia, Mama Ra Netchem discusses the importance of engaging in a divine exchange with her ancestors and rejoices in the guidance, healing and blessings that unfold as a result.

Episode 90 features beloved son, grandson, husband, father, music and visual artist, emcee and healer Mic Chamber. As a native of Clinton, NC,  Mic reflects on his journey of self healing via the power of ayahuasca and ancestral reverence.

Episode 89 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother, visionary, entrepreneur, healer and raw vegan chef Saa'Shalom I.M. Bey. As a native of SC, Chef Saa reminds us that there is no such thing as death and that we still have access to those who have ascended from this earthly experience into another dimension.

Episode 88 features beloved son, grandson, brother, godfather, educator, ancestral priest, shaman and healer HeruMaakhet Ojegbile Neb-Shakara. As a native of NJ Baba Shakara sheds light on his journey of awakening, becoming enlightened, and experiencing the magic and transformation of tapping into divine ancestral wisdom.

Episode 87 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she contemplates celebrating her mother's first birthday since her transition earlier this year.

Episode 86 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, writer, poet, visionary, entrepreneur and community forerunner Sunday Jones. As a native of Atlanta, GA Sunday recounts a number of traumatic experiences; yet celebrates how her ancestors have strengthened and empowered her to rise above it all.

Episode 85 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, healer, seer, spiritual guide, story teller, performer, entrepreneur and visionary extraordinaire Herb Alkhemyst. As a native of Palmdale, California Herb walks us through her journey of awakening to the wisdom, power and treasures of her foremother's royal lineage.

Episode 84 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, visionary, healer and entrepreneur Nikki Nickerson. As a native of Bronx, NY Nikki reminds us of the vastness that we are intrinsically connected to once we are willing to dive deeper into our collective ancestral pools of wisdom.

Episode 83 features beloved son, grandson, father, multidimensional global business leader, author, public speaker and wealth coach Thomas T.J. Lofton. As a native of Compton, CA, "TJ" reflects on the profound impact of those loved ones in the realm of spirit who have shaped and opened the way for him to enjoy his journey of success and a heart for serving the community.

Episode 82 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, healer, medium, writer, producer and visionary Kerri Mubaarak. As a native of Danville, VA Kerri discusses her journey of becoming a healer and her connection with the world of nature and the supernatural.

Episode 81 features beloved son, father, visionary, alchemist, healer and revolutionary mystic King Khuru. As a native of South Carolina, King Khuru passionately brings the heat and sets fire to any construct of reality and or projection that is not rooted and or aligned with the ultimate ancestor of truth.

Episode 80 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, dancer, and entrepreneur Rashidah Abdullah. As a native of Dakar, Senegal West Africa, Rashida reflects on the beauty and flow of remembering, acknowledging and revering those who have prepared the way for her.

Episode 79 features beloved son, grandson, father, grandfather, retired marine, and historian Solomon Titus. As a native of Rochester, NY Solomon shares how he was called by his ancestors to enlighten and empower his family by uncovering treasures from their lineage.

Episode 78 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, wife, healer and entrepreneur Sakhet Tyehimba. As a native of Atlanta, GA, Sakhet explains how her ancestors have helped her to navigate her life journey and live on purpose.

Episode 77 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother, educator, visionary, healer, community activist, earth mother, and citizen of the Universe Nana Anoa Nantambu. As a native of New Orleans, LA, Nana Anoa enlightens us about her journey back to love and tapping into the ancient power and wisdom of those who came before her.

Episode 76 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, healer, producer, musician, actress, lecturer and African Arts Consultant Angie Amra Anderson. As a native of the UK, Amra discusses how her ancestors have influenced her life journey, providing a strong foundation and assisting her with establishing a cultural framework.

Episode 75 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother, visionary, dancer, healer and master raw food chef Tassili Ma'at. As a native of Houston, TX Tassili divulges an endless flow of wisdom of creating and living an authentic life, being surrounded by the love of her ancestors and ushering in well being for humanity.

Episode 74 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, artist, producer, educator, activist, lecturer and motivational speaker Rev Queen Mother Imakhu. As a native of  Elizabeth, NJ, Queen Mother Imakhu Elaine Lloyd recounts the joy of being guided by her ancestors on this life journey and being in service to the creator and humanity.

Episode 73 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, performing artist, vocalist, producer and entrepreneur Lady Impress. As a native of Columbia,SC Sakeenah discusses how essential a spiritual relationship has been with her ancestors and how they have enhanced her family dynamics.

Episode 72 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, mother, dancer, healer and Priestess, Queen Lotus Menta. As a native of Brooklyn, NY; Queen reflects on her journey of alignment with those who came before her; enabling her to continuously push through the mud and emerge as the lotus flower.

Episode 71 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, wife, mother, godmother, Earth Medicine Practitioner and Shamanic Astrologer Kelly Beard. As a native of Washington, DC, Kelly reflects on her supernatural journey of attuning to universal cycles and patterns, ancestral wisdom and to her wildest feminine form.

Episode 70 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother and the great mother healer Rekhit Kajara Nia Yaa Nebthet. As a native of Chicago, Kajara reflects on her journey as an ancient soul reincarnated into this life as an only child who never...walked alone.

Episode 69 features a personal reflection from Nyasia Allah about learning how to honor the spiritual presence of her recently transitioned Grandmother as she briefly reflects on all that she's becoming.

Episode 68 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother, actress, poet, playwright, counselor and healer Sage Chioma. As a native New Yorker Sage sheds some light on her journey through grief, self healing, and walking in the transformational light of her ancestors.

Episode 67 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, aunt, mother and healer Latoya Bridgewater. As a native of Jamaica, Latoya highlights how knowledge of who you are and reconnecting with your ancestors is essential to your mental, physical, emotional health and well being.

Episode 66 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister, aunt, mother and artist Stephanie “Sunflowa Soul” Martin. As a native of New Orleans, LA  Sunflowa Soul reflects on the wisdom of staying true to her spiritual path, trusting her ancestors to have her back and guiding her in the right direction.

Episode 65 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, aunt, wife, mother, grandmother and Egungun priestess Oyafunmike Ogunlano. As a native of Washington, DC Iya Oyafunmike takes us on a journey through her own real life Sankofa experience and the many blessings, magic and miracles that have unfolded for her as a student and an initiated priestess of the Yoruba tradition.

Episode 64 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she sifts through the recent transition of her beloved mother.

Episode 63 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister, aunt and healer Maqueita Eleazer. As an art therapist, counselor and the Co-Director of the Spiritual Life Coaching program at Inner Visions Institute for Spiritual Development, Coach Maq highlights some of the milestones during her journey of grief and why we have a spiritual and moral obligation to cultivate relationships with those who came before us.

Episode 62 features beloved son, grandson, brother, father, healer and Durham, NC native Oace Al Mansur. As an author, song writer, business owner and plant based philosopher Oace reveals how his ancestral legacy of storytelling and healing has ignited a profound sense of purpose and awakened greater vision for his life.

Episode 61 features beloved son, grandson, father, artist, teacher, healer, producer and New York City native Santos Soul. As a cultural ambassador and one who is deeply driven by his ancestors to change the world by changing himself, Santos  reminds us of why the voices of the ancestors matter.

Episode 60 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, aunt, mother, scholar, community leader, dancer and educator extraordinaire Dawn Nicole Hicks Tafari. As a native of the Boogie Down Bronx, and a proud New Yorker Dawn reflects upon her journey as a mother, a cultural ambassador for her family & community and the role of her ancestors in the midst of it all.

Episode 59 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, wife, mother, ancestral priest and mastebeekeeper Iya Efunlayo Sokoya Ogunlade. As a native of Cleveland Ohio, Iya Sokoya shares some of her sweetest lessons as a beekeeper and some of the magic of ancestral veneration.

Episode 58 features beloved daughter, god daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister, wife, mother, visionary, entrepreneur and priest of Sango Iyetade Oyeilumi.  As a native of Inglewood, California Tade shares some of the blessings of growing up traditional while being surrounded by the magic and love of her ancestors.

Episode 57 features beloved daughter, granddaughter and New Jersey native Aja Vu. As a wholistic wellness practitioner, Aja reflects on her journey of healing family wounds, co existing and honoring the memory of relatives who have transitioned.

Episode 56 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she honors the life and memory of beloved son, grandson, brother, and husband Artis Hinson. As a master healer, alchemist, herbalist and astrologist; the lifework of Artis Hinson's and the legacy of Body Ecology will live on in the hearts and minds of many who were and will continue to be transformed by his eternal wisdom and light.

Episode 55 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother and Virginia native Lavinia Jackson. As an artist, producer, leader, and community activist, Lavinia shares some insights and discusses why there is no right or wrong road to ancestral veneration.

Episode 54 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother and North Carolina native Omilade Janine Bell. As an artist, a producer, an arts administrator and a cultural historian, Omilade delves into the inner depths of her own ancestral pool of wisdom and experience to enlighten, inspire, encourage and clarify why ancestral veneration matters.

Episode 53 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister, wife and mother Niajallah Hendrix-Wilson. As a native of Oakland, California Niajallah shares some of her insights on her ancestral journey as a healer and a priestess in both the Kemetic and Yoruba tradition.

Episode 52 features beloved son, grandson,  husband, father and ambassador of Afro Brasilian music, dance and culture Mestre Curtis Pierre. As a native of Louisiana, director and one of 3 founders of Casa Samba, Mestre Curtis provides a unique, yet authentic perspective on his journey of ancestral veneration.

Episode 51 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, wife and mother Samantha “Dandara” Boyd.  As a spiritual midwife and a traveling labor and delivery nurse Dandara reflects on her journey of becoming and how cultivating a relationship with her ancestors has strengthened her family.

Episode 50 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, and auntie Ifakemi Ajemurewa. As a community organizer, a reiki practitioner, a healing accountability partner, and licensed massage therapist, Ifakemi enlightens us about how ancestral veneration transformed her life. 

Episode 49 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, and mother Tonya Poole. As an educator, spiritual guide, author, astrologer, and coach Tonya circles back through the ancient wisdom of her ancestors to elevate, heal and transform family on both sides of this reality.

Episode 48 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister and mother Adrianne Denise.  As a certified horticulturist, a professional voice over and a beloved radio personality Adrianne enlightens us about how essentially digging up roots has led her to a remarkable journey of ancestral veneration.

Episode 47 features beloved daughter, granddaughter and mother Imani Bell. As a dancer, musician and cultural history interpreter Imani shares her personal testimony of how she knows for sure that her ancestors are real.

Episode 46 features guest beloved daughter, granddaughter, mother and world renown, High priestess and New Orleans native Ye Ye Luisah Teish. As a writer, teacher, dancer and storyteller Ye Ye provides us with her extraordinary insights and experiences as it relates to her journey of ancestral veneration.

Episode 45 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, wife, mother and grandmother...Empress Makeda Gordon. As an author, speaker and spiritual life coach Makeda provides a  personal account of how she initially began her journey of ancestral veneration.

Episode 44 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister and mompreneur Jasmine Beard. As a nate of North Carolina, an internationally recognized leader Jasmine shares some of her best wisdom as it relates to her journey of ancestral veneration.

Episode 43 features daughter, granddaughter, sister, aunt, mother and grandmother Wanda Rispers Baynes. As a writer, an educator and an avid globetrotter Wanda enlightens us with her personal insights and wisdom as it relates to her journey of ancestral veneration.

Episode 42 features beloved son, grandson, nephew and brother Tashel Bean. As an Bermudian-American artist Tashel expresses his love and appreciation for his family and gratitude for cultivating a life long relationship with his ancestors.

Episode 41 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, wife, mother and educator Nakia Porter. As a dynamic change agent for her family, peers and community, Nakia enlightens us about how her desire to experience natural childbirth led her to reconnect to her roots.

Episode 40 features son, grandson, brother and father Solomon Quick. As a biologist, community leader and primary caregiver for his beloved mother Solomon enlightens us about how being connected to his ancestors has guided his life journey.

Episode 39 featues a reflection by Nadirah Goldsmith of another kindred ancestral soul. Beloved son, grandson, father, nephew and historian Alexander Murray Palmer Haley. 

Episode 38 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece and sister Ankhusmet Lynch-Wade. As a sophomore at Howard University Ankhusmet shares some of the wisdom she's acquired on this journey of remembering and honoring her ancestors.

Episode 37 features Trinidad's beloved son, grandson and father Efuwape Andall. As a Babalawo of the IFA Tradition, a musician and manager of his mother's international career as a performing artist, Efuwape shares some of the blessings, magic and miracles of ancestral veneration.

Episode 36 features daughter, grandaughter and mother Amaris Selah Howard. As a performing artist of music and spoken word Amaris reflects on her journey of cultivating the seeds of her lineage and the legacy of her  past, present and future.

Episode 35 features daughter, grandaughter and priestess of Oshun Zakiyyah “Adunni” Early. As an ancestral Priest Zakiyyah takes us on a journey of what healing looks like in her family and the role her ancestors play in that process

Episode 34 features guest daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, builder and Ogun Priest Iyanifa Olufadeke. As co-founder of the Ifa Foundation along with her late husband Oluwo Phil Fagbamila Iyanifa sheds some light on her journey and the lineage that she has spent her life honoring.

Episode 33 features daughter, sister, wife, mother and grandmother, Auset Aswad. As an author, journalist, screenwriter, line producer, poet and priestess, Auset sheds some light on her journey of enlightenment as it relates to ancestral veneration.

Episode 32 features Nadirah Goldsmith as she reflects on the legacy of Juneteenth and why we are our Ancestors wildest dreams.

Episode 31 features featured daughter, mother, artist, performer, writer and educator Ingrid Sibley. Ingrid shares some of her insights as it relates to her ever unfolding journey of promoting, preserving and documenting the cultural meccas of a stolen people including those of her ancestry.  

Episode 30 features son, husband, father, and Ifa priest James Weeks. Baba shares personal insights and priceless wisdom as it relates to his journey with traditional practices and ancestral veneration.

Episode 29 features daughter, mother, healer, artist and spiritual practitioner Joy Maat. As a wellness author and educator Joy sheds some light on her ancestral journey.

Episode 28 features Nadirah Goldsmith as she reflects on why films that revisit themes of African enslavement truly matter and how to transform unhealed trauma into long lasting empowerment.

Episode 27 features Nadirah Goldsmith as she reflects on the life of her beloved Grandfather Willie Wodrow "Cadillac" Rispers.

Episode 26 features Nadirah Goldsmith and in honor of Mother's Day she briefly reflects on her mother and all of the women who've contributed to all that she's becoming.

Episode 25 features guest Nyasia Allah and Nadirah Goldsmith in a discussion reflecting on the essential benefits of spiritual consultations, their overall favorable impact and influence upon one's life journey. 

Episode 24 features daughter, earth mother, healer and citizen of the world Jamillah Neeairah Nasir. With this timely and encouraging heart song, Mama J reflects upon the agonizing void of a soul longing for ancestral connection.

Episode 23 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith on what it means to stand one's own ground by any means necessary.

Episode 22 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith on the eve of her birthday as she ponders the blessings, magic and miracles that unfold as her life and the love and light of her ancestors. 

Episode 21 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she reflects on the divine feminine energy manifested as the world renown literary force; the Beloved Grand Maya Angelou. 

Episode 20 features daughter, granddaughter, wife, mother, beloved Aquarian soul and business and finance extraordinaire Candice Queen. Reflecting on her grandmother, Candice clearly illustrates why honoring the memory of our loved ones matter. 

Episode 19 features international daughter, grand daughter, healer, writer and voice artist Erika Harris. Her royal voiceness takes us on a journey of reflection as she revisits the memory of her beloved grandmother and examines the path to embracing her eternal presence. 

Episode 18 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she reflects on the majestic and eternal love that unfolds itself to us as the Grandmother.  

Episode 17 features North Carolina native, Rhonda Jones an ordained Reverend and an initiate into the West African Dagara Tradition, based out of Burkina Faso. Rhonda insight fully narrates the journey that led her out of the box of religion, to her ancestral roots and ultimately to something "bigger."

Episode 16 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith on the current climate of the African American community and how the courage of our ancestors has and will always be our guiding light to freedom.

Episode 15 features daughter, wife, mother, grandmother and Yoruba Priestess Sangoma Olodoye. Serving for more than 20 years as an educator, artist, cultural preservationist and ambassador Sangoma reflects on her journey and enlightens listeners with her ancestral wisdom.

Episode 14 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith as she examines her river deep love for the City of New Orleans. Seeking to understand more of her heart's song for the supernatural and it's connection to the Big Easy; Nadirah mentally uncovers ancestral truths and unearths the root of her love.  

Episode 13 features Kemetic & Olmec High Priestess Ma'at em Maakheru Amen, a Yoruba  initiate, healer and author of several books. Maat pours graciously  into the cups of those who will listen to her ancient wisdom and enlighten as she reflects on being called to the path she proudly walks guided by her ancestors. Commentary

Episode 12 features Philadelphia's own native son, grandson, brother and beloved community health and wellness activist, Akeem White El. As a quintessential Alchemist, Akeem radiantly reveals the evolution of his journey as it relates to honoring his ancestors. 

Episode 11 features first generation Haitian-American Marilyn Solanke Napoleon.  As a performing artist, a therapist and life coach for over 30 years, Solanke passionately discusses her journey and the experienced related to elevating her ancestors. 

Episode 10 features 9 year-old Leah Alexandria Thornton. As a dancer, painter, author, and entrepreneur, Leah takes a few moments away from her busy life as an artist and student to share her own thoughts and experiences of why her ancestors matter.

Episode 9 features writer and globetrotting Los Angeles, CA native Joya Wesley facilitating an intimate discussion with Philadelphia native Nadirah Goldsmith. As a visionary mermaid, writer and producer, Nadirah opens up about the journey of her ancestors and how it has enhanced her life. 

Episode 8 features Ayodele Oyetunde, mother, healer and daughter of the Gullah Geechee people.  As a Beaufort, SC native Iya Ayodele shares with us some of her cultural nuggets, spiritual lessons and ancestral traditions.

Episode 7 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith about why honoring and celebrating children matters and how it relates to the spiritual journey with the ancestors. How would our families look without new additions? Pretty boring... Children are the greatest gift (zawadi). 

Episode 6 features Tianja Bean, Bermuda's native daughter, wife, mother and grandmother. As a global traveler, a professional entertainer, educator and cultural custodian, Iya Bean speaks with us from her inherent reservoir of profound ancestral wisdom. 

Episode 5 features St. Kitts native, Baba Adigun Adetutu an initiate of Egungun Priesthood and a student of IFA. Baba Adigun graciously shares some of the wisdom and experience he's extracted from his ancestral journey. 

Episode 4 features a personal reflection from Nadirah Goldsmith about why honoring and elevating the energy of our ancestors matter and how facilitating the healing work individually and collectively are necessary components for the transformation and spiritual evolution of families.  

Episode 3 features Deidra Alexander, New Orleans native and Samba dance extraordinaire'. Ms. Alexander gives a glimpse of how her ancestors danced into her heart. 

Episode 2 features Nyasia Allah, a young and aspiring philanthropist and animal activist. Nyasia shares with us in this brief conversation how cultivating a relationship with her ancestors has empowered and fulfilled her life. 

Welcome to the introductory episode for "Remembering Our Journey Hone"...  A weekly podcast to inspire, enlighten and empower listeners via  personal testimonies, discussions and interviews with featured individuals who have embraced the transformational and ancient practice  of ancestral veneration. Thank you for taking this journey with us...