The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist

Different Altars, Same Gods: A Conjured Convo with Juju Bae

Same Gods, Different Altars. A conversation with Juju Bae What if the sacred was never as far away from our ancestors as we were taught to believe? In this episode of T

Community Building w/ the Churchy Mystic Jade T. Perry

This conversation explores the intersection of spirituality, community, and personal identity through the lens of hoodoo practices and the experiences of Jade T. Perry an

Hide to Seek w/ The Hungry Medium

A special guest returns! Kat Niambi aka The Hungry Medium returns to do a light catch up. In this conversation Ms. Kat and I explore personal growth, the challenges of

Reading the Cards, Listening to Spirit: A Practitioner's Work of Knowing

In this episode of The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist, I sit down with Tatianna Tarot, diviner, intuitive tarot therapist, and Iyalorisa priestess, for a grounded and expan

Ethics in Hoodoo w/ Brooke "Bee" Sanders

This episode of The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist is a grounding conversation about ethics, discernment, and the responsibility that comes with spiritual work. I’m joined

Remembering & Returning to Earth Medicine w/ Charlotte James

This episode of The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist is about that kind of remembering. I’m joined by Charlotte Duerr James—educator, therapeutic coach, and initiated Medici

Embody Your Magic: The Power Within You w/ Aycee Brown

The conversation delves into the exploration of ancestral wisdom and spiritual practices, highlighting the integration of these elements into personal journeys. It also a

Black Women Taught Us: Abolition, Love, and the Politics of Survival

The conversation delves into ancestral wisdom, black feminism, and the intimate history of black feminism. It explores personal experiences, intellectual connections, and

Anti-Blackness & The Church w/ Pastuh D. Danyelle Thomas

The conversation delves into the intersection of religion, spirituality, and liberation, highlighting the impact of capitalism and supremacy on religious and spiritual pr

Season 2 Premiere: Giving Thanks

The episode begins with an introduction to Season Two, followed by a dedication to the awakening of individuals. It then explores the embrace of ancestral traditions, the

Forgiveness, Boundaries & Spiritual Maturity.

Forgiveness is sacred. But it’s not a shortcut. Not a performance. Not a requirement for healing. Some of us were taught to forgive too quickly — out of fear, out of guil

Black Girlhood as Sacred Text

There are voices that don’t just speak — they shift the room. This week on The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist, I sit down with EbonyJanice, Hip Hop Womanist scholar and au

OYA at the Crossroads: Mawiyah Kai EL-Jamah Bomani on Hoodoo, Writing, and Liberation

There are certain conversations that feel like ceremony—where words, laughter, and memory become offerings. This one with Mawiyah Kai EL-Jamah Bomani is exactly that. A

Working with Plants, Roots & the Land.

Before I had language for “rootwork,” I had land. I had fresh mint by my great-grandmother’s steps. I had mason jars filled with leaves I wasn’t supposed to touch. I had

The Scholar and the Spirit: Why Studying Hoodoo Still Matters

Happy Hoodoo Heritage Month! It’s also my birthday month! Shout out to all of my Libras and Scorpios. In celebration of my favorite time of the year, I’m dedicating these

Mojos in Our Bag: Black Women’s Magic Across Generations

What’s in your mojo bag?! You know about mojo bags right? It’s not limited to just a gris gris bag or pouch made of flannel. Mojo bag represents the personal magic you h

Divination for Liberation: Prophecy as a political act in Black resistance

Growing up, many of us were told prophecy belonged to the Bible, to men in pulpits, or to faraway “chosen ones.” But what if I told you prophecy has always lived in us—pa

We Been Belonging — Black Creeks & the Right to Remember

I identify as Afro Indigenous. Specifically I am a Black Creek.  My Great Grandmother, Claretha Williams-Lynum taught me that I’m a child of the Natives of this land as

Haint Stories and Holy Ghosts: When the Spirit World Comes Knocking.

In this soul-stirring episode of The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist, spiritual activist and land steward Kat Niambi (aka The Hungry Medium) takes us to the edge of the seen

You Can’t Practice What You Don’t Live

Rootwork is not a costume. It’s not a candle collection. It’s not a feed full of rituals you don’t actually follow. You can’t practice what you don’t live. And you should