The Kujenga Podcast is dedicated to efforts focused on building a strong, self sufficient nation of melanated people, using Nguzo Saba principles as its keystone.
Join us for a lively discussion with Dr. Agbeko Kwasi Aheto Tosu on the purpose of education.
Join us for a lively discussion with Dr. Agbeko Kwasi Aheto Tosu on the purpose of education.
Rhonda Sekhmet-Ra founder and leader of Black Awakening Movement discusses returning to Alkebu-Lan framed spirituality as an individual and as a collective.
Rhonda Sekhmet-Ra founder and leader of Black Awakening Movement discusses returning to Alkebu-Lan framed spirituality as an individual and as a collective.
Are you M or P? Join us for a lively discussion on solutions to black men cheating. Special guest: Heka of The PH Company and co-leader of Black Awakening Movement
What does the act of cheating say about a black man? Join us for a lively discourse with special guest Heka, owner of The PH Company and co-leader of Black Awakening Movement.
Join Kujenga's continued conversation with Dr. A. Al-Khalil Bey MSW, LPC, Master Reiki teacher on overcoming addiction and substance abuse by better understanding the under-utilized pineal gland.
Join Kujenga's conversation with guest Dr. A. Al-Khalil Bey MSW, LPC Master Reiki teacher as he educates us on why we abuse substances and how policy impacts treatment.
Join us with special guest mama Makeda of Black Awakening Movement as we explore what we can do as a community to uplift our men.
Join our conversation as we explore the role of the masculine in our circle, with special guest Mama Makeda of the Black Awakening Movement
Can our African history help us address the issues we face as a people today? Is deep diving into African history still needed? Are Africans getting left behind in the technology age because of our focus on understanding the past?
Can our African history help us address the issues we face as a people today?
Join our continued conversation on different...perhaps weird wellness practices that are reintroduced to the Alkebu-Lan 'African' diaspora
Different...perhaps weird. Join us as we explore wellness practices that have been lost to the diaspora! Follow Makeeba @cultivatelyfe #cultivatelyfe
Kwanzaa is the only PanAfrican cultural holiday widely recognized. Why aren't more of us observing it?
A lighthearted discussion on Christmas. We share accounts of our personal socialization of the holiday.
A conversation exploring the use of kuumba (creativity) to educate and empower our people with @spokenwordexchange’s Calvin Early and Arsimmer McCoy
As Alkebu-Lan people we are primarily consumers and not producers. Our economic power has been severely stunted by imperialist aggression and violence. We must say no more! It is time for us to focus on Ujamaa (cooperative economics) and learn what it takes to be a powerful force economically.
Ujima is a major key to us lifting ourselves out of the quagmire we find ourselves as a people. The principle of Ujima supports the fundamental assumption that African is not just an identity, but also a destiny and duty, i.e., a responsibility.
As Alkebu-Lan people, we face challenges that hinder us from speaking for ourselves, naming ourselves, creating for ourselves and defining ourselves. This episode explores individual as well as collective paths that we may take to achieve kujichagulia (self-determination) as a people.
The first principle of Nguzo Saba is Umoja ("unity"). This episode explores and promotes Umoja within our melanated family, community and nation.
The Kujenga podcast is dedicated to efforts focused on building a strong, self sufficient nation of melanated people, using Nguzo Saba principles as its keystone.
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