The Book of Juju, Pt. 1

A Little Juju Podcast

Happy Juneteenth!! HAVE YOU BOUGHT MY BOOK YET?

In this episode, I get vulnerable about how truly difficult it was for me to write my very first book, The Book of Juju, while grieving my the loss of my best friend, my grandmother. It was complicated writing about ancestors as she became one. Also, the book industry is racist!! Can yall believe I had to audition to read my own audiobook?! Tea time!!

P.S. Thank you, Arthur Flowers.

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CREDITS

Executive Producer - Kenya Denise @kenya_digg_it from Domino Sound @dominosoundco

Co-Executive Producer, Creative Producer, Sound Editor & Designer - Kobe Guilford @alookthroughmylens

Senior Producer - Juju Bae @itsjujubae

Associate Producer, Archival Producer, Social Producer - Oreoluwa Akinyode @beyondthisvessel

with production assistance from Alexandra Di Palma @lsdipalma from Domino Sound @dominosoundco

Financial Executive Producer - Ebony Janice @ebonyjanice

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The Emancipation Proclamation read by Whoopi Goldberg, Culture Project, YouTube

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.

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