http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradioOmo Oduduwa Radio focus is to share information about the practice of Yoruba culture and religion though topics that range from books, to spirituality, history and daily life of Yoruba people past and present from all over the world. Yoruba culture has spread all over the world with more than 30 million practitioners worldwide through different religious offshoots including Candomblé, Lucumí, Shango, Anago, Oyotunji, some aspects of Umbanda, Winti, Obeah, and Vodun.enBlogTalkRadio.com. All Rights Reserved.Sat, 15 Jun 2019 01:00:00 GMTThu, 23 May 2013 00:00:00 GMTCultureBlogTalkRadio Feed v2.0https://dasg7xwmldix6.cloudfront.net/hostpics/53ba9a0b-4c01-44db-8c88-e3c10f211048_11111.jpghttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradioOmo Oduduwa Radio focus is to share information about the practice of Yoruba culture and religion though topics that range from books, to spirituality, history and daily life of Yoruba people past and present from all over the world. Yoruba culture has spread all over the world with more than 30 million practitioners worldwide through different religious offshoots including Candomblé, Lucumí, Shango, Anago, Oyotunji, some aspects of Umbanda, Winti, Obeah, and Vodun.feeds@blogtalkradio.comBlogTalkRadio.comculture,african music,dj godspeed,engage the spirit,orunmila,babalawo,move my spirit tour,yoruba,music around the world,afrikafeOORadionoOmo Oduduwa Radio focus is to share information about the practice of Yoruba culture and religion though topics that range from books, to spirituality, historyepisodichttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/23/promoting-the-power-of-positivity-with-iya-funlayoCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/23/promoting-the-power-of-positivity-with-iya-funlayo/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/23/promoting-the-power-of-positivity-with-iya-funlayoThu, 23 May 2013 00:00:00 GMTPromoting the Power of Positivity with Iya FunlayoFunlayo Wood, scholar and creator of Ase Ire speaks on the power of positive thought and action, the challenges and opportunities of being a scholar-practitioner in the academy, her work in Nigeria with the Orisa Community Development Corporation, and more.  02:02:00OORadionoFunlayo Wood,Ase Ire,Orisa Community Development Corporation,Positive thought,YorubaFunlayo Wood, scholar and creator of Ase Ire speaks on the power of positive thought and action, the challenges and opportunities of being a scholar-practitionehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/14/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeedCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/14/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/14/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeedTue, 14 May 2013 00:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ GodspeedAFRIKAFE, a new music show, was launched by OORadio on October 15, 2012. Host DJ Godspeed have received rave reviews for their great repore and vibe with each other as well as the fantastic Afrocentric music they played.01:11:00OORadionoAfrikafe,DJ Godspeed,African Music,Afrocentric music,Music around the worldAFRIKAFE, a new music show, was launched by OORadio on October 15, 2012. Host DJ Godspeed have received rave reviews for their great repore and vibe with each ohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/08/let-the-spirits-move-youCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/08/let-the-spirits-move-you/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/08/let-the-spirits-move-youWed, 08 May 2013 00:00:00 GMTLet the Spirits Move You! Dr. Marta Moreno Vega has dedicated her professional life to developing culturally grounded institutions, and placing the history and culture of African descendants in the Diaspora onto the time clock of world history. She is founder and president of the Carribean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute an international non-profit.  When the Spirits Dance Mambo was directed and produced by Dr. Moreno Vega.  She is co-editor of Voices from the Battlefront: Achieving Cultural Equity and author of 02:01:00OORadionoDr Marta Vega,When the Spirit Moves You,espiristmo,Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute,When the Spirits Dance MamboDr. Marta Moreno Vega has dedicated her professional life to developing culturally grounded institutions, and placing the history and culture of African descenhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/07/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-1Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/07/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/07/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-1Tue, 07 May 2013 00:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ GodspeedAFRIKAFE, a new music show, was launched by OORadio on October 15, 2012. Host DJ Godspeed have received rave reviews for their great repore and vibe with each other as well as the fantastic Afrocentric music they played.01:17:00OORadionoAfrikafe,DJ Godspeed,African Music,Afrocentric music,Music around the worldAFRIKAFE, a new music show, was launched by OORadio on October 15, 2012. Host DJ Godspeed have received rave reviews for their great repore and vibe with each ohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/02/health-is-wealth-with-dr-khailfani-riversCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/02/health-is-wealth-with-dr-khailfani-rivers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/05/02/health-is-wealth-with-dr-khailfani-riversThu, 02 May 2013 00:00:00 GMTHealth is Wealth with Dr. Khailfani RiversDr. Khailfani Rivers (Master Astrologer and Healer)   In the first hour, Dr. Rivers will discuss the topic of Wholistic Health and a spiritual delivery system he named “ Nutrition The Key To Power “………”Nutrition is any and everything the mind body and spirit absorbs and assimilates through the system. In the second and last hour Dr. Rivers will discuss The Power and Mystery of Astrology. Call in and get a free live mini reading listen close as he unveils the true knowledge of self.   Contact Dr. Khailfani Rivers for: Workshops-Seminars-Retreats-Concerts/Individual Astrology & MetuNeter Readings Whole Health Consulting For booking information contact Dr. Rivers at 773- 408 -5986! www.drkhailfanirivers.comwholistictemple@gmail.com 02:06:00OORadionoDr Khailfani Rivers,Master Astrologer,Healer,Wholistic Health,nutritionDr. Khailfani Rivers (Master Astrologer and Healer)   In the first hour, Dr. Rivers will discuss the topic of Wholistic Health and a spiritual delivery systemhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/04/25/hush-hush-with-deshannon-bowensCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/04/25/hush-hush-with-deshannon-bowens/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/04/25/hush-hush-with-deshannon-bowensThu, 25 Apr 2013 00:00:00 GMTHush, Hush with DeShannon BowensABOUT THE BOOK Our limited understanding of sexuality is what author, DeShannon Bowens, believes has led to the misunderstanding, repression and abuse of sexuality. Hush Hush examines the following questions: • What thoughts and beliefs contribute to the way we express our sexuality?  • Where did our sexuality thoughts and beliefs come from?  • Does our gender and sexuality socialization help support a culture that seldom prevents child sexual abuse in families? 01:53:00OORadionoDeShannon Bowens,Hush Hush,Sexual Abuse,gender and sexuality,SexualityABOUT THE BOOK Our limited understanding of sexuality is what author, DeShannon Bowens, believes has led to the misunderstanding, repression and abuse of sexualhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/04/04/montsho-nwasha-edu-of-the-akoma-dayCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/04/04/montsho-nwasha-edu-of-the-akoma-day/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/04/04/montsho-nwasha-edu-of-the-akoma-dayThu, 04 Apr 2013 00:00:00 GMTMontsho & Nwasha Edu of the Akoma Day   Montsho & Nwasha Edu; many combine our names and call us “MON-WASHA”. Together we are a happily married SoulMate team and co-founders of the Akoma House Initiative – A culturally based counseling and consulting firm. We offer “The Cultural Alternative" to traditional counseling & consulting. We use Cultural Artistry to erase the stigmas often associated with counseling. Our symbol of introduction is the “Akoma”  (commonly called the “heart” today). It is an ancient Afrakan symbol of Love, Patience, and Purpose. We are the co creators of AKOMA DAY a 7 day  and co-authors of Akoma Day: A Guidebook into the Sacred Science of Soul Mating & Cultural Alternative to Valentine’s Day(2007). Our life experiences as husband & wife,business partners, parents, and best friends are what drive us to serve you.   We believe that “Love is Service”. Allow us to serve you in your intimate, personal, family, and professional relationships. We know that “Every Success in Life is the Result of Successful Relationships” and our purpose, mission, and vision is the success of your relationships. Monthso & Nwasha both hold Masters degrees in Human Services and have been initiated in Black spiritual traditions. You can learn about Akoma Day and the Akoma House Initiative at www.a01:56:00OORadionoRELATIONSHIP,AKOMA DAY,Cultural Alternative to Valentines Day,LOVE,LOVE IS SERVICEMontsho & Nwasha Edu; many combine our names and call us “MON-WASHA”. Together we are a happily married SoulMate team and co-founders of the Akoma Househttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/04/02/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeedCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/04/02/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/04/02/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeedTue, 02 Apr 2013 00:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed Join us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/OORadioLive)   Follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/OORadio   01:25:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,OORadio,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information pleasehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/26/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeedCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/26/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/26/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeedTue, 26 Mar 2013 00:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed Join us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/OORadioLive)   Follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/OORadio   01:49:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,OORadio,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information pleasehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/21/queen-afuaCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/21/queen-afua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/21/queen-afuaThu, 21 Mar 2013 00:00:00 GMTQueen Afua Omo Oduduwa Radio  Omo Oduduwa Radio’s focus is to share information about the practice of Yoruba culture and religion through topics that range from books, spirituality, history and daily life of Yoruba people, past and present, all over the world. Yoruba culture has spread worldwide with more then 30 million practitioners worldwide through different religious off shoots including Ca02:00:00OORadionoomO ODUDUWA,yoruba,orisa,customes,traditionsOmo Oduduwa Radio  Omo Oduduwa Radio’s focus is to share information about the practice of Yoruba culture and religion through topics that range from books,http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/19/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeedCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/19/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/19/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeedTue, 19 Mar 2013 00:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed Join us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/OORadioLive)   Follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/OORadio   01:34:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,ooradio,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information pleasehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/18/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi--feb-042013Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/18/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi--feb-042013/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/18/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi--feb-042013Mon, 18 Mar 2013 00:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi - Feb 04,2013This weeks Topic: An Interview with Agbongbon Awo of Osogboland, Fakayode Faniyi Iyanifa Efunoye Ebunolorun, an USA native inte 01:05:00OORadionoOrunmila,Fakayode Faniyi,Babalawo,Yoruba,OrisaThis weeks Topic: An Interview with Agbongbon Awo of Osogboland, Fakayode Faniyi Iyanifa Efunoye Ebunolorun, an USA native intehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/14/2013-ccfm-men-panelCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/14/2013-ccfm-men-panel/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/14/2013-ccfm-men-panelThu, 14 Mar 2013 00:00:00 GMTMens Panel on Community, Family & Marriage Join us as we discuss mens role in the community, family and marriage with Alagba Aboyade, Bale Oyewole, Abiodun Oyewole, Dr. Khailfani Rivers, Orisatolu Ogunleye and Esulade Meredith.   02:03:00OORadionocommunity,Men,roles,marriage,familyJoin us as we discuss mens role in the community, family and marriage with Alagba Aboyade, Bale Oyewole, Abiodun Oyewole, Dr. Khailfani Rivers, Orisatolu Oguhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/13/oba-adeyemi-adediran-the-owa-omiran-of-esa-okeCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/13/oba-adeyemi-adediran-the-owa-omiran-of-esa-oke/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/13/oba-adeyemi-adediran-the-owa-omiran-of-esa-okeWed, 13 Mar 2013 00:00:00 GMTOba Adeyemi Adediran the Owa Omiran of Esa OkeI am so honored to have Oba Adeyemi Adediran the Owa Omiran of Esa Oke join me on a specail night.  Tonight at 8 PM EST on Omo Oduduwa Radio. You can also listen live over the phone, ask questions or make comments at 347-934-0126.01:45:00OORadionoEsa Oke,Owa Omiran of Esa Oke,Oba Adeyemi Adediran,Yoruba King,Owa OmiranI am so honored to have Oba Adeyemi Adediran the Owa Omiran of Esa Oke join me on a specail night.  Tonight at 8 PM EST on Omo Oduduwa Radio. You can also listehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/12/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/12/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empress/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/12/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressTue, 12 Mar 2013 00:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress Join us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Support this and other shows at indiegogo.com/OORadio   Like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/OORadioLive)   Follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/OORadio   02:09:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,DJ Empress,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information pleasehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/11/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/11/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/11/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 11 Mar 2013 00:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Lanloke Sundays 8:00-9:00 PM EST  Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The broadcast  format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and practitioners of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by call in with questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media. Check out more about this show at www.ooradio.com/Engage-the-spirit 01:05:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healing,move my spirit tour,Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi,YorubaEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Lanloke Sundays 8:00-9:00 PM EST  Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly forum sponsoredhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/08/author-and-healer-sobonfo-somCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/08/author-and-healer-sobonfo-som/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/08/author-and-healer-sobonfo-somFri, 08 Mar 2013 01:00:00 GMTAuthor and Healer Sobonfo SoméAbout Sobonfu Somé Sobonfu Somé is a respected lecturer, activist and author. She is the founder of Wisdom Spring, Inc. an organization dedicated to the preservation, the sharing of indigenous wisdom and fundraises for wells, schools and health project in Africa. She is one of the foremost voices of African spirituality to come to the West, bringing insights and healing gifts from her west-African culture to this one. Sobonfu often tours the United States and Europe teaching workshops.  Her books includes: The Spirit of Intimacy: Ancient teachings in the ways of relationships, Welcoming Spirit Home: Ancient teachings to celebrate children, community and "Falling out of Grace: meditations on loss, healing and wisdom". She is also the author of “Women wisdom From the Heart of Africa” a set 6CD. For more information, about Sobonfu’s projects and teachings schedule please visit: www.Sobonfu.com or www.walkingforwater.org or www.wisdomspring.org  Sobonfu Somé can be reached at: Sobonfu@aol.com  02:03:00OORadionoSobonbu Some,Healer,Teach,Author,The Spirit of IntimacyAbout Sobonfu Somé Sobonfu Somé is a respected lecturer, activist and author. She is the founder of Wisdom Spring, Inc. an organization dedicated to the preserhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/05/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/05/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empress/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/05/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressTue, 05 Mar 2013 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress Join us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Support this and other shows at indiegogo.com/OORadio   Like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/OORadioLive)   Follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/OORadio   01:22:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,DJ Empress,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information pleasehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/04/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi--feb-182013Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/04/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi--feb-182013/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/04/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi--feb-182013Mon, 04 Mar 2013 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi - Feb 18,2013About Oloye Aikulola Ifawehinmi Born Nathan Lugo of Puerto rican parents, he is a model of excellence for all Lationos who embrace their African heritage as well as other Pan-Africanists. Chief Aikulola is the Gbawoniyi Awo of Osogboland, a high -ranking chieftaincy title in Osogbos Ifa priesthood and a member of Idinleke Ifa Temple of Osogbo. He is the spiritual leader of Ijo Asaforitifa, a West African Orisa Community dedicated to the teachings of the indigenous Yoruba culture and religion. Continue Read at ooradio.com/blog 01:40:00OORadionoOloye Aikulola Ifawehinmi,Engage the Spirit,Indigenous Religion,Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi,YorubaAbout Oloye Aikulola Ifawehinmi Born Nathan Lugo of Puerto rican parents, he is a model of excellence for all Lationos who embrace their African heritage as welhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/01/ooradio-with-osaremi-lanlokeCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/01/ooradio-with-osaremi-lanloke/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/03/01/ooradio-with-osaremi-lanlokeFri, 01 Mar 2013 01:00:00 GMT2013 CCFM Womens Panel In an effort to continue forging the path to identify solutions and ways to heal the problems that effect African-American communities, families and marriages, Omo Oduduwa Radio (www.ooradio.com) will host the 2013 Conference on Community Family & Marriage. Today our women facilitators of the conference will be joining us to discuss women's roles in our communities, what is the work we need to accomplish to take our communities to the next level, relationships and so much more.  Call to our call in number at 347-934-0126.   02:13:00OORadionoCommunity,Women,2013 CCFM,Marriage,traditionsIn an effort to continue forging the path to identify solutions and ways to heal the problems that effect African-American communities, families and marriages,http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/28/marriage-is-for-grown-folks-with-ayize-aiyana-maatCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/28/marriage-is-for-grown-folks-with-ayize-aiyana-maat/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/28/marriage-is-for-grown-folks-with-ayize-aiyana-maatThu, 28 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTMarriage is for Grown Folks with Ayize & Aiyana Ma'at   Aiyana and Ayize Ma’at Relationship Coaches Co-founders of B Intentional and Blackloveandmarriage.com Seen on TV on OWN’s (Oprah Winfrey Network’s) Unfaithful and Life Changes   01:40:00OORadionoblackloveandmarriage dot com,Aiyana Maat,Ayize Maat,Marriage is for Grown Folks,traditionsAiyana and Ayize Ma’at Relationship Coaches Co-founders of B Intentional and Blackloveandmarriage.com Seen on TV on OWN’s (Oprah Winfrey Networhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/27/ifa-code-of-conductoyeku-iwori-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele--jan-232013Religionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/27/ifa-code-of-conductoyeku-iwori-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele--jan-232013/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/27/ifa-code-of-conductoyeku-iwori-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele--jan-232013Wed, 27 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct(Oyeku Iwori) with Awo Ifategunse Osadele - Jan 23,2013Ifa Code of Conduct is hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele and produced by Osaremi Lanloke. Join us every Tues. 8-9 PM EST only on OORadio. Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain – they didn't just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don't encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearersfor a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them. This weeks topic: Oyeku Iwori. 01:05:00OORadionoIfa Code of Conduct,Awo Ifategunse Osadele,Oyeku Iwori,Ifa odu,BabalawoIfa Code of Conduct is hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele and produced by Osaremi Lanloke. Join us every Tues. 8-9 PM EST only on OORadio. Ifa is an art form as whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/26/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/26/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empress/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/26/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressTue, 26 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress Join us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Support this and other shows at indiegogo.com/OORadio   Like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/OORadioLive)   Follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/OORadio   01:28:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,DJ Empress,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday evening at PM EST for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information pleasehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/25/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi--feb-112013Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/25/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi--feb-112013/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/25/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi--feb-112013Mon, 25 Feb 2013 17:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi - Feb 11,2013 Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR: An Indigenous Healers Movement. The broadcast format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and practitioners of indigenous healing practices. Check out more about this show at www.ooradio.com/Engage-the-spirit This weeks Topic: An Interview with Agbongbon Awo of Osogboland, Fakayode Faniyi (part 2) Iyanifa Efunoye Ebunolorun, an USA native interviews her Godfather, Awo Faniyi. Iya delves into the questions that many who have been initiated in Nigeria want to know. Learn about the training and study lives of Ifa Priests and Priestesses who are initiated in Nigeria. Recorded on February 10, 2013. 01:34:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Fakayode Faniyi,Agbongbon Awo of Osogboland,Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi,Yoruba Culture and ReligionJoin us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR: An Indigenous Healers Movement. The broadcast format features a live host ihttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/19/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/19/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empress/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/19/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressTue, 19 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress Join us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Support this and other shows at www.indiegogo.com/OORadio Like us on Facebook (www.Facebook.com/OORadioLive) Follow us on Twitter (www.Twitter.com/OORadio   01:36:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,DJ Empress,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to wwwhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/18/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/18/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/18/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 18 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi   About Oloye Aikulola Ifawehinmi Born Nathan Lugo of Puerto rican parents, he is a model of excellence for all Lationos who embrace their African heritage as well as other Pan-Africanists. Chief Aikulola is the Gbawoniyi Awo of Osogboland, a high -ranking chieftaincy title in Osogbo's Ifa priesthood and a member of Idinleke Ifa Temple of Osogbo. He is the spiritual leader of Ijo Asaforitifa, a West African Orisa Community dedicated to the teachings of the indigenous Yoruba culture and religion.  Continue Read 01:40:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous Religion,Yoruba,Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi,YorubaAbout Oloye Aikulola Ifawehinmi Born Nathan Lugo of Puerto rican parents, he is a model of excellence for all Lationos who embrace their African heritage ashttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/14/equinox-dreaming-retreat-and-from-miss-to-mrsRelationshipshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/14/equinox-dreaming-retreat-and-from-miss-to-mrs/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/14/equinox-dreaming-retreat-and-from-miss-to-mrsThu, 14 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTEquinox Dreaming Retreat and From Miss to Mrs Join us as we welcome Jujumama, LLC. Co-founder, Carl Stevens.  We will talk about there upcoming "Equinox Dreaming Retreat".   The Equinox Dreaming Retreat is happening March 18-24, 2013 at Medissage Resort Noah's Ark Retreat Center in Mount Croghan SC.  For more information visit www.EquinoxDreaming.com.   During our second hour, we will invite Emanual Barker and Jeanine Smith to talk about Goring from  "Ms to Mrs." It airs Thursdays at 10 PM on the World Domination Network.   Topics  include:  Self esteem, Marriage prep, dating for dummies and putting an end to stupid dating practices.  For more information www.blogtalkradio.com/worlddominationnetwork.   For bios, more photos and show information go to OORadio's Website.   Check us out on Facebook  and Twitter.  01:59:00OORadionoEquinox Dreaming Retreat,Juju Mama LLC,World Domination Network,Carl Stevens,Jeanine Marie SmithJoin us as we welcome Jujumama, LLC. Co-founder, Carl Stevens.  We will talk about there upcoming "Equinox Dreaming Retreat".   The Equinox Dreaming Retreat ishttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/12/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/12/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empress/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/12/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressTue, 12 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress Join us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Support this and other shows at www.indiegogo.com/OORadio Like us on Facebook (www.Facebook.com/OORadioLive) Follow us on Twitter (www.Twitter.com/OORadio   01:40:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,DJ Empress,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to wwwhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/11/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/11/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/11/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 11 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi  Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR: An Indigenous Healers Movement.  The broadcast  format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and practitioners of indigenous healing practices. Check out more about this show at www.ooradio.com/Engage-the-spirit   This weeks Topic:  An Interview with Agbongbon Awo of Osogboland, Fakayode Faniyi (part 2) Iyanifa Efunoye Ebunolorun, an USA native interviews her Godfather, Awo Faniyi. Iya delves into the questions that many who have been initiated in Nigeria want to know. Learn about the training and study lives of Ifa Priests and Priestesses who are initiated in Nigeria. 01:34:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healing,move my spirit tour,Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi,YorubaJoin us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR: An Indigenous Healers Movement.  The broadcast  format features a live hosthttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/07/manwoman-heal-thy-self-with-queen-afuaCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/07/manwoman-heal-thy-self-with-queen-afua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/07/manwoman-heal-thy-self-with-queen-afuaThu, 07 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTMan/Woman Heal Thy Self with Queen AfuaTopic:  "Healing the Community:  Man/Woman Heal Thy Self" Queen Afua, Wellness Coach & Founder of Queen Afua Institute For over 37 years, Queen Afua has been revered as a community scientist /healer /health activist, within Brooklyn, New York, and abroad, earning success stories from around the world praising her work. She has traveled through Europe, the Caribbean’s, Bahamas, Africa, and North America spreading her wellness message and well-known herbal supplements...continue reading   01:41:00OORadionoQueen Afua,Queen Afua Wellness Institute,Heal Thy Self,Holistic Healing,2013 CCFMTopic:  "Healing the Community:  Man/Woman Heal Thy Self" Queen Afua, Wellness Coach & Founder of Queen Afua Institute For over 37 years, Queen Afua has been rehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/06/ifa-code-of-conduct-oyeku-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/06/ifa-code-of-conduct-oyeku-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/06/ifa-code-of-conduct-oyeku-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleWed, 06 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Oyeku Di) with Awo Ifategunse OsadeleIfa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Lanloke Tues. 8-9 PM EST Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still01:11:00OORadionoOrunmila,Ifa,Code of Conduct,Awo Ifategunse,BabalawoIfa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Lanloke Tues. 8-9 PM EST Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/05/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/05/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empress/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/05/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressTue, 05 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress Join us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Support this and other shows at indiegogo.com/OORadio   Like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/OORadioLive)   Follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/OORadio   01:16:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,DJ Empress,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to wwwhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/04/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/04/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/02/04/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1Mon, 04 Feb 2013 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi This weeks Topic:  An Interview with Agbongbon Awo of Osogboland, Fakayode Faniyi               Iyanifa Efunoye Ebunolorun, an USA native inte01:05:00OORadionoOrunmila,Fakayode Faniyi,Babalawo,Yoruba,OrisaThis weeks Topic:  An Interview with Agbongbon Awo of Osogboland, Fakayode Faniyi               Iyanifa Efunoye Ebunolorun, an USA native intehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/31/doing-the-work-with-ayize-and-aiyana-maatCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/31/doing-the-work-with-ayize-and-aiyana-maat/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/31/doing-the-work-with-ayize-and-aiyana-maatThu, 31 Jan 2013 01:00:00 GMTDoing the Work with Ayize and Aiyana Ma'at   Join us this Wednesday with Ayize and Aiyana Ma'at of blackloveandmarriage.com founders  as we discuss doing the work in our community, families and marriages.  Ayize and Aiyana Ma'at will be facilitators at the 2013 Conference on Community,  Family and Marriage. In effort to keep our weekly shows on the air OORadio does a campaign twice a year to help pay for the operating cost for our network.   We are asking for each of our listeners to donate a minimum of $8 to help keep OORadio going strong.  We also have great perks if you donate more including thank you card, books, OORadio tee shirts, sweat shirts and tote bags and cds. Please share and make contribution today. Make Donation Our call in number is 347-934-0126. Website          Facebook           01:38:00OORadionoCommunity,Family,Marriage,Parents,ChildrenJoin us this Wednesday with Ayize and Aiyana Ma'at of blackloveandmarriage.com founders  as we discuss doing the work in our community, families and marriaghttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/29/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/29/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empress/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/29/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressTue, 29 Jan 2013 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress Join us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Support this and other shows at www.indiegogo.com/OORadioLive   Like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/OORadioLive)   Follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/OORadio)   01:39:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,DJ Empress,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to wwwhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/28/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/28/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/28/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1Mon, 28 Jan 2013 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi AjewunmiEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi         This weeks topic:  A Conversation With Oloye Aikulola Ifawehinmi, Gbawoniyi Osogbo.  Special guest host Efunoye with discuss an introduction to this popular Babalowo and the culture of Ifa worshippers in Osogbo, Nigeria and the Diaspora.   (bio information at http://www.ooradio.com/archives/1096.) 01:05:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healing,A Conversation With Oloye Aikulola Ifawehinmi,Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi,YorubaEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi         This weeks topic:  A Conversation With Oloye Aikulola Ifawehinmi, Gbawoniyi Osogbo.  Special guest host Efhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/24/women-birth-nations-with-ajoke-olanipekun-eniolapoCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/24/women-birth-nations-with-ajoke-olanipekun-eniolapo/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/24/women-birth-nations-with-ajoke-olanipekun-eniolapoThu, 24 Jan 2013 01:00:00 GMTWomen Birth Nations with Ajoke Olanipekun EniolapoAbout Ajoke Olanipekun Eniolapo Ajoke Olanipekun Eniolapo is an aborisa (omo Esu/Oya), maroon, mother, wife, educator, activist, culinary artist, and poet who uses all of her talents to both express and further her culture. Wether running independent schools, doing prison work, or masking propaganda in art, she is always working to help bring us one step closer to true re-Afrakanization. Ajoke is currently living in Philadelphia. She is owner and head chef of The Mwaza Company, Philly's premiere Afrofusion catering company.   Ajoke will be discussing her article,WOMEN BIRTH NATIONS: The Role of the Afrakan Woman Within the Family and Community in the Modern World, that was pubished in January 2013 OORadio Newsletter.  Read 02:01:00OORadionoAJOKE OLANIPEKUN ENIOLAPO,WOMEN BIRTH NATIONS,WOMEN ROLE,FAMILY,COMMUNITYAbout Ajoke Olanipekun Eniolapo Ajoke Olanipekun Eniolapo is an aborisa (omo Esu/Oya), maroon, mother, wife, educator, activist, culinary artist, and poet whohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/23/ifa-code-of-conduct-oyeku-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/23/ifa-code-of-conduct-oyeku-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/23/ifa-code-of-conduct-oyeku-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleWed, 23 Jan 2013 01:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct(Oyeku Iwori) with Awo Ifategunse OsadeleIfa Code of Conduct is hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele and produced by Osaremi Lanloke.  Join us every Tues. 8-9 PM EST only on OORadio.   Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain – they didn’t just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don’t encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearersfor a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them.  This weeks topic:  Oyeku Iwori. 01:05:00OORadionoOrunmila,Ifa,Code of Conduct,Awo Ifategunse,BabalawoIfa Code of Conduct is hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele and produced by Osaremi Lanloke.  Join us every Tues. 8-9 PM EST only on OORadio.   Ifa is an art form ahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/22/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/22/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empress/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/22/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-empressTue, 22 Jan 2013 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress Join us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to www.ooradio.com/Afrikafe where you can get check out host bios, links to archived show and email our host with music request and more.   Support this and other shows at indiegogo.com/OORadioLive   Like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/OORadioLive)   Follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/OORadio)   01:47:00OORadionoDJ Godspeed,DJ Empress,African Music,musical journey,music around the worldJoin us everyone Monday Evening for a musical journey of Afrikan Music around the world with DJ Godspeed and DJ Empress. For more information please go to wwwhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/17/2013-ccfm-and-2013-reading-of-the-yearCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/17/2013-ccfm-and-2013-reading-of-the-year/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/17/2013-ccfm-and-2013-reading-of-the-yearThu, 17 Jan 2013 01:00:00 GMT2013 CCFM and 2013 Reading of the Year 2013 Conference on Community, Marriage and Family update.   We will also be discussing messages and readings of the year for 2013.     My guests will be Iyalode Yeyefini Efunbolade and Chief Olaitan. 01:49:00OORadiono2013 CCFM,Yeyefini Efunbolade,Chief Olaitan,Reading of the Year,Community2013 Conference on Community, Marriage and Family update.   We will also be discussing messages and readings of the year for 2013.     My guests will be Iyhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/09/ifa-code-of-conduct-oyeku-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/09/ifa-code-of-conduct-oyeku-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/09/ifa-code-of-conduct-oyeku-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleWed, 09 Jan 2013 01:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Oyeku-Ogbe) with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Ifa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba people of West Africa, is an ancient legacy that is used today throughout the world in resolving problems, finding answers and dealing with tragedies. In our modern society we may depend on a minister, therapist, psychiatrist or a trusted friend for helping us in difficult times. When you listen and call into Ifa Code of Conduct you’ll hear how Ifa can and does address every part of our contemporary lives and is a tool for building ourselves, our families, and our communities. This weeks topic: Oyeku Ogbe: Ancestral veneration and enlightenment 01:14:00OORadionoAwo Ifategunse Osadele,Babalawo,Orunmila,Odu,Yoruba ReligionIfa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba peophttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/07/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/07/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2013/01/07/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 07 Jan 2013 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and documentarians of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media.   This weeks topic:  An Interview with Agbongbon Awo of Osogboland, Fakayode Faniyi     Our guest host for this week, Iyanifa Efunoye Ebunolorun, an USA native interviews her Godfather, Awo Faniyi. Iya delves into the questions that many who have been initiated in Nigeria want to know. Learn about the training and study lives of Ifa Priests and Priestesses who are initiated in Nigeria.01:05:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by Mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/11/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/11/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emplove/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/11/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveTue, 11 Dec 2012 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ EmpLoveTBA02:01:00OORadionoAfrikafe,music,DJ Godspeed,DJ EmpLove,African MusicTBAhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/10/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/10/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/10/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 10 Dec 2012 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and documentarians of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media. 01:01:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by Mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/06/20-year-anniversary-of-akila-worksongs-with-april-silverCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/06/20-year-anniversary-of-akila-worksongs-with-april-silver/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/06/20-year-anniversary-of-akila-worksongs-with-april-silverThu, 06 Dec 2012 01:00:00 GMT20 Year Anniversary of Akila Worksongs with April Silver 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF AKILA WORKSONGS WITH AN AFTERNOON OF SPOKEN WORD, LIVE MUSIC, DRAMA, & DANCE New York, NY – - Baruch Performing Arts Center (BPAC) will present a special afternoon of poetry/spoken word, music, dance, and drama in conjunction with AKILA WORKSONGS, Inc. (AKILA) on Sunday, December 16, 2012 at 2:30pm. John Malatesta, Managing Director of BPAC (a major performing arts center for the New York City metropolitan area located at 55 Lexington Avenue in New York City) and April R. Silver of AW (a communications agency that specializes in cultural arts and social justice traditional and new media campaigns). 01:16:00OORadionoAkila Worksongs Inc,April Silver,Arts,Activism,BPAC20TH ANNIVERSARY OF AKILA WORKSONGS WITH AN AFTERNOON OF SPOKEN WORD, LIVE MUSIC, DRAMA, & DANCE New York, NY – - Baruch Performing Arts Center (BPAC) will phttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/04/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/04/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emplove/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/04/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveTue, 04 Dec 2012 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ EmpLoveTBA02:04:00OORadionoAfrikafe,music,DJ Godspeed,DJ EmpLove,African MusicTBAhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/03/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/03/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/03/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 03 Dec 2012 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and documentarians of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media. This weeks topic:  Community Empowerment: Make Your Journey Count A look at how a poet's journey to self enlightenment has led to community empowerment. 01:01:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by Mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/02/2012-worlds-aids-day-memorial-showCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/02/2012-worlds-aids-day-memorial-show/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/12/02/2012-worlds-aids-day-memorial-showSun, 02 Dec 2012 01:00:00 GMT2012 Worlds AIDs Day Memorial Show World AiDS Day Memorial List This show is in loving memory of: Omitonade Orisalako Olorisa Yemoja Olorisa Oya Timujean A. Huey L. Banitta B. Amy W. Beverly C. Kathleen M. Francesca F. Anthony B. Sheila T. Sis Phyllis Franklin R. Harold S. John Fredrick C. Ralph W. jr Ozell P. Charles C Jr. Calvin "Shortie" J. Deborah C. Rickey R. G. Vincent S. John B. Tommy S. Aaron T. 00:37:00OORadionoHIV,AIDs,health,World AIDs Day,memorialWorld AiDS Day Memorial List This show is in loving memory of: Omitonade Orisalako Olorisa Yemoja Olorisa Oya Timujean A. Huey L. Banitta B. Amy W. Bhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/29/full-moon-forecast-with-iya-bisiade-1Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/29/full-moon-forecast-with-iya-bisiade-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/29/full-moon-forecast-with-iya-bisiade-1Thu, 29 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTFull Moon Forecast with Iya BisiAdeLunar Full Moon in Gemini - November 28, 2012  Total Lunar Eclipse Full Moon 6° Gemini(Eshu) in House V  Sun 6° Sagittarius (Obatala~Ososi) in House XI  @ 9:45 AM EDT Moon Message: Good old friends shouldn't be abandoned for unknown new friends  Advertiser spotlight at 9:30 PM EST with Our African Heritage Magazine with Takelia Cook. 01:50:00OORadionoYoruba culture,Yoruba religion,forecast,full moon,ifaLunar Full Moon in Gemini - November 28, 2012  Total Lunar Eclipse Full Moon 6° Gemini(Eshu) in House V  Sun 6° Sagittarius (Obatala~Ososi) in House XI  @http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/27/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-fun-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/27/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-fun-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/27/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-fun-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleTue, 27 Nov 2012 21:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Fun) with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Ifa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba people of West Africa, is an ancient legacy that is used today throughout the world in resolving problems, finding answers and dealing with tragedies. In our modern society we may depend on a minister, therapist, psychiatrist or a trusted friend for helping us in difficult times. When you listen and call into Ifa Code of Conduct you’ll hear how Ifa can and does address every part of our contemporary lives and is a tool for building ourselves, our families, and our communities. This weeks topic is:  Ogbe Fun 01:11:00OORadionoAwo Ifategunse Osadele,Babalawo,Orunmila,Odu,Yoruba ReligionIfa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba peophttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/27/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/27/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emplove/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/27/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveTue, 27 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ EmpLoveTBA01:55:00OORadionoAfrikafe,music,DJ Godspeed,DJ EmpLove,African MusicTBAhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/26/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/26/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/26/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 26 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and documentarians of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media. This weeks topic:  Accept the goodness of life with ease, joy, and glory! with guest Aleta Toure 01:06:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by Mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/20/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/20/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emplove/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/20/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveTue, 20 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ EmpLoveTBA01:48:00OORadionoAfrikafe,music,DJ Godspeed,DJ EmpLove,African MusicTBAhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/19/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/19/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/19/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 19 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and documentarians of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media. This weeks topic:  December 21, 2012 The End or A New Begining  What can we expect for the predictions of doom and gloom regarding December 21, 2012. The end of the Mayan calendar.  Bro Ital has extensively studied the Mayan tradition. Finally get a view.01:01:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by Mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/13/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/13/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emplove/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/13/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveTue, 13 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ EmpLoveTBA01:55:00OORadionoAfrikafe,music,DJ Godspeed,DJ EmpLove,African MusicTBAhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/12/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/12/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/12/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 12 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi   This weeks topic is:  Women's Healing   Teaching women how to make a change to erradicate fear and stagnation   About Fahmeeda Veal   Fahmeeda grew up in a home where the family was conscious of the food that was eaten. There was always a bowl of fresh fruit on the dining table. Sunday brunch was always whole wheat biscuits and honey. The first born of six siblings she has always been concerned with helping others stay safe and healthy.   After a trip to Dimona, Israel and witnessing the dietary habits of The African Hebrew Israelites the wellness, the skin, hair textures and the youthful appearance of all hat she met there, took her closer to exploring the affect of food in connection with mind body and spirit.   Fahmeeda is a graduate of Edward Waters College. A former Peace corps Volunteer in Lesotho Africa. A graduate of the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, New York.   Fahmeeda has traveled across the U.S. speaking at Women's Healing Conferences for Hazelden and Betty Ford Foundations.   For more information about Fahmeeda please go to www.wholisticallyhealthy.org or contact her by email at Fahmeeda@wholisticallyhealthy.org.01:03:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Women Healing,broadcastThis weeks topic is:  Women's Healing   Teaching women how to make a change to erradicate fear and stagnation   About Fahmeeda Veal   Fahmeeda grew uhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/07/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-se-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/07/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-se-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/07/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-se-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleWed, 07 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Se) with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Ifa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba people of West Africa, is an ancient legacy that is used today throughout the world in resolving problems, finding answers and dealing with tragedies. In our modern society we may depend on a minister, therapist, psychiatrist or a trusted friend for helping us in difficult times. When you listen and call into Ifa Code of Conduct you’ll hear how Ifa can and does address every part of our contemporary lives and is a tool for building ourselves, our families, and our communities. This weeks topic is:  Ogbe 01:20:00OORadionoAwo Ifategunse Osadele,Babalawo,Orunmila,Odu,Yoruba ReligionIfa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba peophttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/06/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/06/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emplove/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/06/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveTue, 06 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ EmpLoveTBA01:47:00OORadionoAfrikafe,music,DJ Godspeed,DJ EmpLove,African MusicTBAhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/05/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/05/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/05/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 05 Nov 2012 01:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and documentarians of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media. 01:03:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by Mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/01/supanova-slom-part-2Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/01/supanova-slom-part-2/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/11/01/supanova-slom-part-2Thu, 01 Nov 2012 00:00:00 GMTSupanova Slom (Part 2)   The son of a world-renowned healer, a by-product of the hip-hop renaissance, and a survivor of the streets, Supa Nova is a dynamic musical artist, established author, wellness advocate, and community activist dedicated to the well being of young people. With a name that literally means, ‘Shining with the brilliance of a hundred million stars,’ Supa Nova is galvanizing a new tomorrow for today’s generation with his multifaceted work which includes his recently released book: ‘The Remedy: The Five-Week Power Plan to Detox. 01:30:00OORadionoSupanova Slom,Community,Marriage,Love,wholistic healthThe son of a world-renowned healer, a by-product of the hip-hop renaissance, and a survivor of the streets, Supa Nova is a dynamic musical artist, establishhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/31/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/31/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/31/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleWed, 31 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Irete) with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Ifa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba people of West Africa, is an ancient legacy that is used today throughout the world in resolving problems, finding answers and dealing with tragedies. In our modern society we may depend on a minister, therapist, psychiatrist or a trusted friend for helping us in difficult times. When you listen and call into Ifa Code of Conduct you’ll hear how Ifa can and does address every part of our contemporary lives and is a tool for building ourselves, our families, and our communities. This weeks topic is:  Ogbe Irete 01:36:00OORadionoAwo Ifategunse Osadele,Babalawo,Orunmila,Odu,Yoruba ReligionIfa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba peophttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/30/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/30/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emplove/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/30/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveTue, 30 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ EmpLoveTBA01:52:00OORadionoAfrikafe,music,DJ Godspeed,DJ EmpLove,African MusicTBAhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/25/supa-novaCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/25/supa-nova/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/25/supa-novaThu, 25 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTSupanova Slom The son of a world-renowned healer, a by-product of the hip-hop renaissance, and a survivor of the streets, Supa Nova is a dynamic musical artist, established author, wellness advocate, and community activist dedicated to the well being of young people. With a name that literally means, ‘Shining with the brilliance of a hundred million stars,’ Supa Nova is galvanizing a new tomorrow for today’s generation with his multifaceted work which includes his recently released book: ‘The Remedy: The Five-Week Power Plan to Detox the Body, Comba,t Fat, and Rebuild Your Mind and Body’, his supplement line Supa Foods, his film ‘Wholistic Wellness for the Hip Hop Generation,’ and a number of albums. He is the pioneer of the ‘Chlorophyllion’ green lifestyle, creator of the Hip Hop Meditation Ciphers, founder of Unify the Hood, Heal the Hood, and member of Bill Cosby’s group, The Cosnarati. He has worked with people ranging from A-list entertainers to well accredited medical doctors and local street organization leaders. He has received recognition by the Association for the Study of African Civilization, spoken internationally, and appeared on Jay Leno, The Today Show, ABC, BET, and CBS. 02:04:00OORadionoSupa Nova,The Remedy,Wholistic Wellness,Unify the Hood Heal the Hood,CosnaratiThe son of a world-renowned healer, a by-product of the hip-hop renaissance, and a survivor of the streets, Supa Nova is a dynamic musical artist, establishedhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/23/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/23/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emplove/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/23/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveTue, 23 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ EmpLove They Geryeleshem – Alemayehu Eshete           Kora jazz trio – garde a vous            Baba Maal – wango arti              Ifa – yunji oyelana            Tony Allen – no discrimination           Sai – condo bongo man                     Nimlilie Nani? – Ndala Kasheba            Water No Get Enemy – Fela Kuti               Tire Loma Da Nigbehin – Monomono          Yamala (Responsibility) – Yunasi                   Opposite People – Fela Anikulapo Kuti                    Vimbayl – The Four Brothers                             Asa-Sa – Fred Fisher                   We Dey Suffa – Oghene Kologbo and Afrobeat Academy                    Roforo Fight-Fela Kuti 01:42:00OORadionoAfrikafe,music,DJ Godspeed,DJ EmpLove,African MusicThey Geryeleshem – Alemayehu Eshete           Kora jazz trio – garde a vous            Baba Maal – wango arti              Ifa – yunji oyelana            Tonyhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/22/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/22/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/22/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 22 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Lanloke Weeks Topic:  Personal empowerment through community activism   Aleta is presently the executive director of both the Jacksonville New Jim Crow Movement and the With Justice Peace FreedomCorp. With Justice Peace, Aleta coordinates a black mother’s movement to cut off the school to the prison pipeline. “Deliberate indifference” ignores government policies that streamline structural racism for institutional profit. This movement provides parent advocacy training and legal support for the single mothers while also giving leadership and rites of passage mentoring for the young black boys that have been involved in suspension, expulsion, juvenile justice and/or prison. 01:07:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Lanloke Weeks Topic:  Personal empowerment through community activism   Aleta is preshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/20/my-journey-to-orisa-with-iyalorisa-amma-oloriwaaCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/20/my-journey-to-orisa-with-iyalorisa-amma-oloriwaa/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/20/my-journey-to-orisa-with-iyalorisa-amma-oloriwaaSat, 20 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTMy Journey to Orisa with Iyalorisa Amma Oloriwaa! Iyalorisa Amma Oloriwaa! (the exclamation point is part of her name. She says it is an indicator to others and reminder to herself that she is someone special to take notice of) is a Brooklyn native, born to parents Mamie and Leon. She is an initiate of Obatala in the Lukumi Orisa tradition. He life in Orisa began almost 30years ago in the ile of her godfather Oni Yemonja Yomi Yomi Awolowo. Oloriwaa!, as she prefers to be called, has studied traditional African music and dance from the moment she was introduced to the culture by the late Akan chief Nana Yao Opare Dinizulu- Ibaye.01:44:00OORadionoIyalorisa Amma Oloriwaa,Tradition,Song,Lukumi,ReligionIyalorisa Amma Oloriwaa! (the exclamation point is part of her name. She says it is an indicator to others and reminder to herself that she is someone specialhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/18/dorothy-fielder-community-activistCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/18/dorothy-fielder-community-activist/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/18/dorothy-fielder-community-activistThu, 18 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTDorothy Fielder, Community Activist     I coordinated and presently maintain the ‘Wall of Honor’ mural on Langdon Street that details the history of the neighborhood through artistic images. Arrangements with Dr. Rollinda Thomas, Dwight Smith and the FSU’s Art Guild are being made to touch up the ‘Wall of Honor’ during the fall semester at the university..    01:37:00OORadionoCommunity,Activist,Family,History,Wall of HonorI coordinated and presently maintain the ‘Wall of Honor’ mural on Langdon Street that details the history of the neighborhood through artistic imagehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/16/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/16/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emplove/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/16/afrikafe-with-dj-godspeed-and-dj-emploveTue, 16 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTAfrikafe with DJ Godspeed and DJ EmpLove King Sunny Ade “Ase” Aura 1984 (Nigeria)     Noble Kings yako Aba (Ghana)     Omou Sangare – Saa Magni – Ko Sira (Mali)     Clara Nuns – Cantos Das Tras racas (Brazil)     Chadet – Ou fe Mwen Mat (Haiti)     Black Stalin – We Ready (Trinidad & Tobago)      Luga Flow Army – Ejje lyo (Uganda)      BaPonga – Mon Coer  A Lache (Gabon)        Wale – My Sweetie (Nigeria/USA)       Sarkodie – Azonto Festive (Ghana)       Tarrus Riley – Love Up Mi Woman (Jamaica)     Melame Gange – Sankofa (Virgin Islands)        Strat Don – Shine Eye Girl (Jamaica)        Kafu Banton – Habla Como Pana (Panama/USA)    Arrested Development – Revolution (USA)              Zap Mama – African Diamond (Belgium/Congo)           Les Nubians – Africa For the Future (Chad/France) 01:31:00OORadionoAfrikafe,music,DJ Godspeed,DJ EmpLove,African MusicKing Sunny Ade “Ase” Aura 1984 (Nigeria)     Noble Kings yako Aba (Ghana)     Omou Sangare – Saa Magni – Ko Sira (Mali)     Clara Nuns – Cantos Das Tras racashttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/14/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/14/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/14/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiSun, 14 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and documentarians of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media. This weeks topic: Get the inside right, the outside will fall into place. The topic suggests the importance of getting our thoughts, dreams, and aspirations in order. We do this to have knowledge of where we are going and to propel ourselves into success. The spiritual universe is the environment that will support us but we, through our own free will, must provide the direction. Iya Osunkemi share more of “Osun’s golden nuggets” to help in prosperity and abundance. In the second half of the show she explains the value of taking time for ourselves with a spa experience . 01:00:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVEhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/08/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/08/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/08/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 08 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi AjewunmiEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR: An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and documentarians of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media. This weeks topic:   "You cannot belong to anyone else, until you belong to yourself"   This is a study of self knowledge and self celebration. Iya Osunkemi explores the many ways we can provide healing. Celebrating the self is a sacred work to heal the hurts of our hearts and minds. We feed our own hearts with love, encouragement and appreciation for the sacred give of life. This can fulfill us in ways external activities cannot. 00:44:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MYhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/03/saving-our-children-a-panel-on-sexual-abuse-1Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/03/saving-our-children-a-panel-on-sexual-abuse-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/03/saving-our-children-a-panel-on-sexual-abuse-1Wed, 03 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTSaving our children: A Panel on Sexual Abuse Omo Oduduwa Radio with Osaremi Lanloke Tuesday (special night) 8-10 PM EST This weeks topic: Saving Our Children: A Panel on Sexual Abuse A child is sexually abused every 13 seconds in the US. 88% of these cases are believed to never be reported. However, research that has been done shows it is prevalent and widespread. It is having a devastating impact on families and communities. As many as 1 in 3 girls and 1 in 7 boys will be sexually abused at some point in their life. In 93% of the cases the child knows the abuser. 47% of the reported cases are family or extended family. Robin Stone, author of No Secrets, No Lies: How Black Families Can Heal From Sexual Abuse and abuse survivor. Prevalence in African American Community as white community 1 in 4 reported girls and 1 in 6 for boys. Guest Panelist include Channel Roberts, Iylode Yeyefini, Ayize Ma'at and Aiyana Ma'at 02:19:00OORadionoYeyefini Efunbolade,Aiyana Maat,sexual abuse,Ayize Maat,healingOmo Oduduwa Radio with Osaremi Lanloke Tuesday (special night) 8-10 PM EST This weeks topic: Saving Our Children: A Panel on Sexual Abuse A chilhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/02/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-otura-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/02/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-otura-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/02/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-otura-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleTue, 02 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Otura) with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Ifa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba people of West Africa, is an ancient legacy that is used today throughout the world in resolving problems, finding answers and dealing with tragedies. In our modern society we may depend on a minister, therapist, psychiatrist or a trusted friend for helping us in difficult times. When you listen and call into Ifa Code of Conduct you’ll hear how Ifa can and does address every part of our contemporary lives and is a tool for building ourselves, our families, and our communities. This weeks topic is:  Ogbe Otura 01:13:00OORadionoAwo Ifategunse Osadele,Babalawo,Orunmila,Odu,Yoruba ReligionIfa Code of Conduct Hosted by Awo Ifategunse Osadele Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanloke   Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba peophttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/01/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/01/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/10/01/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmiMon, 01 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMTEngage the Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Engage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live host in conversations with noted authors and documentarians of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the broadcast.  Questions and dialogue continue on blogs and other social media. This weeks topic: Discovering African American Burial societies and rituals. Since the mid-1800′s burial societies have maintained the ritual and history of burial amongst African Americans in the southern United States. This week we will focus on how these societies were started, what was their purpose, how many are still existent and what is their future? 01:03:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Indigenous healers,Move My Spirit Tour,Healing,broadcastEngage the Spirit Hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi Produced by Osaremi Ogunleye Lanoke   Join us for “Engage the Spirit”, a weekly tele-forum sponsored by Mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/26/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-oturupon-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/26/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-oturupon-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/26/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-oturupon-awo-ifategunse-osadeleWed, 26 Sep 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Oturupon) Awo Ifategunse OsadeleIfa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba people of West Africa, is an ancient legacy that is used today throughout the world in resolving problems, finding answers and dealing with tragedies. In our modern society we may depend on a minister, therapist, psychiatrist or a trusted friend for helping us in difficult times. When you listen and call into Ifa Code of Conduct you’ll hear how Ifa can and does address every part of our contemporary lives and is a tool for building ourselves, our families, and our communities. This weeks topic: Ogbe Oturupon 01:11:00OORadionoIfa Code of Conduct,Orunmila,Ifa,Babalawo,Ifategunse OsadeleIfa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST Ifa the sacred art and body of wisdom from the Yoruba people of West Africa, is an anchttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/20/tavonia-evansCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/20/tavonia-evans/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/20/tavonia-evansThu, 20 Sep 2012 00:30:00 GMTTavonia EvansMother of 8, child of Oya, reader, diviner, web designer, graphic designer 01:48:00OORadionodiviner,web designer,mother or 8,Oya,healerMother of 8, child of Oya, reader, diviner, web designer, graphic designerhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/19/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-ika-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/19/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-ika-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/19/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-ika-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleWed, 19 Sep 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Ika) with Awo Ifategunse OsadeleIfa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain - they didn’t just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don’t encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearers for a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them. This weeks topic: Ogbe Ika 01:05:00OORadionoIfa Code of Conduct,Orunmila,Ifa,Babalawo,Ifategunse OsadeleIfa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/15/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/15/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/15/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1Sat, 15 Sep 2012 00:00:00 GMTEngage The Spirit with Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi   Engage the Spirit hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi(Sundays 8-9 PM EST) Engage the Spirit is a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenous Healers Movement.? The tele-forum format features a live cast conversation with noted authors and directors documentaries of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the cast. Further, questions and dialogue continue through blogs and other social media Topic for discussion: Highly Favored Syteria Hephzibah I am a mother of 4 beautiful children. I spent 15 years as a Home Health Caregiver and teaching fitness classes for the past 7 years. Growing up my mother kept us in shape by encouraging us to participate in all forms of exercise. I was drawn to dancing and loved the freedom of expressing myself through dance. I enjoy various forms of exercise but Yoga is my favorite as this adds the element of meditation. I found that deep breathing, correct posture alignment and positive self conversation are the simplest exercises I can do to improve the quality of my life. Movement of your body is important as well and I like the motto, Motion is Lotion. 01:05:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi,Culture and Religion,Health,Move My Spirit TourEngage the Spirit hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi(Sundays 8-9 PM EST) Engage the Spirit is a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR:?An Indigenouhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/13/abiodun-oyewole-of-the-last-poetsCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/13/abiodun-oyewole-of-the-last-poets/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/13/abiodun-oyewole-of-the-last-poetsThu, 13 Sep 2012 00:00:00 GMTAbiodun Oyewole of The Last Poets Abiodun Oyewole grew up Charles Davis in Queens, NY. Listening to his parents' jazz and gospel records and studying Langston Hughes and other great poets in school helped nurture Oyewole's love of poetry. His mother taught him to "throw [his] voice" by making him recite the Lord's Prayer in their basement so that she could hear him in the kitchen. When he was 15, Charles Davis and a friend went into a Yoruban Temple in Harlem out of curiosity. The Yoruba priest there performed a ceremony with Charles and gave him the name Abiodun Oyewole. He began reading about the Yoruba gods and the significance of one's ancestors, and felt a deep spiritual connection to the religion: "I could say a prayer to my ancestors every morning so they could help me through my life. [That] made all the sense in the world to me." The Last Poets were born on May 19, 1968, when David Nelson, Gylan Kain, and Abiodun Oyewole read poetry at a memorial for Malcolm X. Their goal was to be a poetic voice for Malcolm's call for self-determination and black nationalism. Like many black activists of the time, they were tired of Martin Luther King's integrationist agenda. They were much more influenced by the politics of radical members of the SNCC (Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee), the SDS (Students for a Democratic Society), and the Black Panthers. :  02:12:00OORadionoAbiodun Oyewole,Yoruba Temple,The Last Poets,Poet,AuthorAbiodun Oyewole grew up Charles Davis in Queens, NY. Listening to his parents' jazz and gospel records and studying Langston Hughes and other great poets in schttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/12/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-sa-with-awo-ifategunseCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/12/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-sa-with-awo-ifategunse/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/12/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-sa-with-awo-ifategunseWed, 12 Sep 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Sa) with Awo Ifategunse   Ifa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST     Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain - they didn’t just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don’t encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearers for a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them.  This weeks topic: Ogbe Sa01:22:00OORadionoAwo Ifategunse Osadele,Ifa Code of Conduct,Odu,Orunmila,Yoruba ReligionIfa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST     Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we ahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/10/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/10/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/10/engage-the-spirit-with-iya-osunkemi-ajewunmi-1Mon, 10 Sep 2012 00:00:00 GMTEngage The Spirit with Iya Osunkemi AjewunmiEngage the Spirit hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi (Sundays 8-9 PM EST) Engage the Spirit is a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR: An Indigenous Healers Movement. The tele-forum format features a live cast conversation with noted authors and directors documentaries of indigenous healing practices. Listeners are encouraged to get involved by emailing questions during the cast. Further, questions and dialogue continue through blogs and other social media Topic for discussion: Interview Ann Chinn and get more information about the Middle Passage Ceremonies and Port Markers Project Ann L. Chinn Ann L. Chinn, executive director of the Middle Passage Ceremonies and Port Markers Project (MPP) is a self-described community activist. Ms. Chinn’s work has included children and family advocacy with Washington DC government and work as a retailer, textile artist, and organizer of a collective artists’ market. She has also written an extensive family history in collaboration with family members. 01:06:00OORadionoEngage the Spirit,Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi,Middle Passage Ceremonies,Ann L Chinn,Port Markers ProjectEngage the Spirit hosted by Iya Osunkemi Ajewunmi (Sundays 8-9 PM EST) Engage the Spirit is a weekly tele-forum sponsored by MOVE MY SPIRIT TOUR: An Indigenoushttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/06/brandi-starr-of-cassius-blue-consulting-1Culturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/06/brandi-starr-of-cassius-blue-consulting-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/06/brandi-starr-of-cassius-blue-consulting-1Thu, 06 Sep 2012 00:00:00 GMTBrandi Starr of Cassius Blue Consulting   “An unsettling numbers of small businesses fail within the first 3 years,” says Brandi Starr, President and Marketing Maven for Cassius Blue Consulting. Brandi started Cassius Blue because she is passionate about helping small business owners to succeed. Brandi believes that “most small business owners are extraordinary at doing that ‘thing’ that they built a business around; but they lack the ‘know how’ to develop a solid strategy and to effectively market and sell their product or service    Through action-oriented consulting and training, Brandi Starr helps her customers see real results! With 12 years marketing experience in both B2B and B2C environments Brandi energizes small business owners who are in the first five years of their business to win more customers, grow sales and build reputation. “I choose to primarily work with business owners who are still in the phase of ‘figuring it all out’; having a strong strategy and using effective sales & marketing tactics is the difference between success and failure,” stated Brandi Starr. Through Cassius Blue, Brandi provides her clients with the knowledge and tools they need to be profitable. Brandi’s mantra is to “Simply Be Amazing” and that she is.   Brandi Starr President & Marketing Maven Cassius Blue Consulting 678.590.5952 brandi@cassiusblueconsulting.com www.CassiusBlueConsulting.com01:18:00OORadionoCassius Blue Consulting,Marketing,Small Business,Marketing Maven,Community“An unsettling numbers of small businesses fail within the first 3 years,” says Brandi Starr, President and Marketing Maven for Cassius Blue Consulting. Brahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/05/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-ogunda-with-awo-ifategunseCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/05/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-ogunda-with-awo-ifategunse/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/09/05/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-ogunda-with-awo-ifategunseWed, 05 Sep 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Ogunda) with Awo Ifategunse   Ifa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST     Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain - they didn’t just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don’t encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearers for a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them.   This weeks topic: Ogbe Ogunda01:13:00OORadionoAwo Ifategunse Osadele,Ifa Code of Conduct,Odu,Orunmila,Yoruba ReligionIfa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST     Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we ahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/08/02/my-journey-to-orisa-with-baba-ifatunjiCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/08/02/my-journey-to-orisa-with-baba-ifatunji/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/08/02/my-journey-to-orisa-with-baba-ifatunjiThu, 02 Aug 2012 00:00:00 GMTMy Journey to Orisa with Baba Ifatunji It had not occurred to me, until undergraduate school in the mid-1970's, that there was or had ever been such a thing as an African G/god. But then, before majoring in Black Studies and learning African American history, it had not occurred to me that I was not a Negro, but an African. I had been a good, Black Missionary Baptist who believed everything my mother, my deacon father, my preacher and my Sunday school teachers told me about ethics and values. I had only known, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you". That, in the African American experience had become, "What goes around comes around", which, I later learned, made sense to us because of our ancestral practice of giving offerings to our predecessors and gods in order to receive their blessings. Getting the "'holy ghost" had come from our tradition of calling our gods to possess our priests. Continue reading at www.ooradio.com 02:29:00OORadionoOmo Oduduwa Radio,Yoruba,Ifa worshipers,Omo Oduduwa,Culture and religionIt had not occurred to me, until undergraduate school in the mid-1970's, that there was or had ever been such a thing as an African G/god. But then, before majhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/07/19/women-in-yoruba-culture-with-ayoka-abiomi-lanlokeCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/07/19/women-in-yoruba-culture-with-ayoka-abiomi-lanloke/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/07/19/women-in-yoruba-culture-with-ayoka-abiomi-lanlokeThu, 19 Jul 2012 00:00:00 GMTWomen in Yoruba Culture with Ayoka Abiomi Lanloke   Ayoka Abiomi Lanloke is the mother of two children, Osaremi Lanloke and Fasami Ogunleye.  She is a member of The African Family, Inc. of Gainesville, Florida headed by Oluwa Ojomo Ogunleye.  She has been a teacher for over 30 years, having received her undergraduate degree from Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee and a Masters in Early Childhood Development from Georgia State University. Ayoka became aware of the importance of learning about her ancestors in the early l960’s and has been studying them since that time.   In 1972, she was introduced to Yoruba culture and has been following this tradition every since.  She visited Oyotunji African Village inSheldon, South Carolina in 1973 and was very impressed by it.  In 1976, she decided to move there and lived there until February of 1985. While in Oyotunji, she was initiated into the ancestral society and the temple of Yemoja as a priestess.  She also served as the elementary teacher for the young girls and was an active member of the women’s society, Egbe Moremi. She also does spiritual consultations and in the service of her orisa of over 30 years. 02:10:00OORadionoOmo Oduduwa Radio,Yoruba,Ayoka Lanloke,Yoruba women,Culture and religionAyoka Abiomi Lanloke is the mother of two children, Osaremi Lanloke and Fasami Ogunleye.  She is a member of The African Family, Inc. of Gainesville, Floridhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/07/05/my-journey-to-orisa-with-chief-olaitanCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/07/05/my-journey-to-orisa-with-chief-olaitan/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/07/05/my-journey-to-orisa-with-chief-olaitanThu, 05 Jul 2012 00:00:00 GMTMy Journey to Orisa with Chief Olaitan   Chief Olaitan Bio.    Chief Olaitan is a practicing Yoruba Priest and counselor who uses West African traditional methods and techniques of healing in his practice, and has lectured, performed ceremonies and conducted workshops throughout the US, England and the Virgin Islands for over twenty-five years.  Babalosa Olaitan was initiated into the Yoruba Priesthood of Obatala in 1980. Became the head of the Men's society in 1986, and in 1987 was named the Chief Alagba. A traditional Yoruba title used to recognize the Chief of the Ancestor society, otherwise known as Egbe Egungun. During his tenure, Alagba Olaitan facilitated or participated in Ijo Egungun (Ancestor Dance ), in Nigeria, Benin Republic, Belize, the Virgin Islands, England and the US.  In 1992, Awo Ifa Olaitan accompanied HRH Oba Adefunmi I and an entourage of Chiefs on a fact finding mission to Benin Republic and was initiated into the lfa Priesthood.  In 2011, Chief Olaitan was given new, expanded responsibilities, which include working with people and organizations worldwide, of like mind and action to ensure the salvation and cultural restoration of the African Race.  Oloye Olaitan continues to lecture, facilitate workshops and present traditional African lifestyle choices, throughout the US, England and the Virgin Islands. His topics range from, Ancestral Veneration, Male Rites of Passage, to the concept of an African Cultural Restoration Plan to help heal the race. Chief Olaitan always encourages his audiences to integrate Traditional African cultural practices into their everyday lives.02:05:00OORadionoOmo Oduduwa Radio,Yoruba,Ifa worshipers,Omo Oduduwa,oyotunjiChief Olaitan Bio.    Chief Olaitan is a practicing Yoruba Priest and counselor who uses West African traditional methods and techniques of healing in his phttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/07/04/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunseCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/07/04/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunse/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/07/04/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunseWed, 04 Jul 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Okanran) with Awo Ifategunse   Ifa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST     Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain - they didn’t just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don’t encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearers for a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them.   This weeks topic: Ogbe 01:05:00OORadionoAwo Ifategunse Osadele,Ifa Code of Conduct,Odu,Orunmila,Yoruba ReligionIfa Code of Conduct with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Tues. 8-9 PM EST     Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we ahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/28/ysaye-barnwell-of-sweet-honey-in-the-rockCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/28/ysaye-barnwell-of-sweet-honey-in-the-rock/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/28/ysaye-barnwell-of-sweet-honey-in-the-rockThu, 28 Jun 2012 00:00:00 GMTYsaye Barnwell of Sweet Honey in the Rock Ysaye M. Barnwell was born in New York City and has lived in Washington, D.C., for over 40 years.  Her life experiences have taken her down three major paths.  She began in music at the age of 2½, studying violin for 15 years with her father and majoring in music in high school.  She sang in a choir while in junior high school and then in college.  In 1976, she founded the Jubilee Singers at All Souls Unitarian Church in Washington, D.C.  It was, there in 1979, that Bernice Johnson Reagon witnessed her as a singer and a Sign Language interpreter and invited her to audition for Sweet Honey In The Rock.   Barnwell is also a Speech Pathologist with the Bachelors, Masters (SUNY, Geneseo 1963-68) and Ph.D. (University of Pittsburgh 1975) degrees and was a professor in the College of Dentistry for over a decade.  In 1981 she completed post-doctoral work and earned the Master of Science in Public Health.   Over the past two decades, Barnwell has earned a significant reputation as a commissioned composer and arranger, author, master teacher and choral clinician in African American cultural performance. She has two children’s book: No Mirrors In My Nana’s House, and We Are One, both published by Harcourt, Inc., a boxed set of African American stories and songs for young people: Um Hmm,  and an instructional boxed set: Singing in the African American Tradition. She created the Community Sing which she conducts monthly in Washington, D.C., and the workshop Building a Vocal Community® - Singing In the African American Tradition, which she has conducted on three continents, utilizing an African world view, and African American history, values, cultural and vocal traditions to work with and build community among singers and non-singers alike.   02:08:00OORadionoSinging Group,Sweet Honey and the Rock,Freedom,Ysaye Barnwell,CultureYsaye M. Barnwell was born in New York City and has lived in Washington, D.C., for over 40 years.  Her life experiences have taken her down three major paths.http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/27/amma-whattCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/27/amma-whatt/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/27/amma-whattWed, 27 Jun 2012 00:00:00 GMTAmma Whatt Amma Whatt began her rich journey as a performer dancing professionally at 5 years old. Under the tutelage of her parents, she studied and performed the traditional music of West Africa and The Caribbean. After leaving her mark in the Howard University Jazz Vocal Performance Program and Howard Gospel choir as a soloist, she vocally supported acts across the US and internationally (Glory of NY Gospel Singers, Ruben Studdard, Karen Clark-Sheard, Ki-Ki Sheard, Shirley Murdock, Howard Hewitt, Melba Moore, Byron Cage, Rob Murat, Tulani Kindard). Amma was also a Hollywood finalist on the 2007 season of American Idol. Adding further to her accomplishments, Ms. Whatt sang on the Academy Award-nominated song “Raise It Up” from the 2007 film August Rush. She appeared in the film, and performed the song at the 2008 Academy Awards.  As a staff writer and vocal producer with the Grammy nominated team of women songwriters, Big Drawz Music Group, Amma co-wrote “Just the Way You Are” for Kindred and The Family Soul’s “The Arrival.”    01:32:00OORadionoSinger,Amma Whatt,Maybe,Olorisa Sango,LukumiAmma Whatt began her rich journey as a performer dancing professionally at 5 years old. Under the tutelage of her parents, she studied and performed the tradithttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/26/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunseCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/26/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunse/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/26/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-with-awo-ifategunseTue, 26 Jun 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Bara) with Awo Ifategunse   Ifa Code of Conduct with Ifategunse Osadele Sun. 8-9 PM EST     Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain - they didn’t just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don’t encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearers for a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them. For more information about Ifa Code of Conduct go to http://www.ifacodeofconduct.com/ .  This weeks topic: Ogbe Obara01:17:00OORadionoifa,orunmila,babalowo,odu,ogbeIfa Code of Conduct with Ifategunse Osadele Sun. 8-9 PM EST     Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/20/omo-oduduwa-radio-with-osaremi-lanlokeCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/20/omo-oduduwa-radio-with-osaremi-lanloke/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/20/omo-oduduwa-radio-with-osaremi-lanlokeWed, 20 Jun 2012 00:00:00 GMTDrummer Oginga Khamisi with Folayan Spann    OGINGA KHAMISI    Oginga Khamisi, born in Youngstown, Ohio, and grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio where he began his career as a drummer after graduating from high school. Not only does Oginga Khamisi play traditional African drums, he also carves traditional African Drums. The greatest joy of Oginga Khamisi is to share the wealth of his “life’s work” promoting the appreciation for African Culture, sharing his talent, skill and experiences through workshops lectures/ demonstrations, and residences in African Drums. In 1978 under the instruction of Dele Ejioba Baile McKinght of Washington D.C. Oginga carved his first Djembe drum at The African Culture Center “Agebeluta.” Since that time Oginga has learned to make various traditional African instruments. During the years of 1980-1983, he received training in drumming from Cosanan African Drum and Dance Conference at the Institute for the Study of African Culture, in St. Louis, Missouri. At the institute, he learned special hand techniques traditionally cultivated for centuries from Senegal, The Gambia and Guinea, West Africa. In 1983, he learned to make the necessary tools used in the carving of drums, by studying the art of blacksmithing, at the Studbaker Farm located in Tipp City, Ohio.From 1989-1998, Oginga studied African drumming in Washington, D.C. at the Kankouran West African Dance Company Conference. There he learned more drum patterns from various master drummers.In 1990, while under Oginga’s musical direction, Oginga, and seven members of the Afrikan-American Drum and Dance Ensemble toured Senegal, and The Gambia, West Africa studying and experiencing the culture of African people. Oginga attended several sessions of instruction on drum techniques from the Wolof, Jola, Mandinka, and Susu people. 01:07:00OORadionoDrummer,Womens drum group,Culture,West Africa,Culture and religionOGINGA KHAMISI    Oginga Khamisi, born in Youngstown, Ohio, and grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio where he began his career as a drummer after graduating from hihttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/14/omo-oduduwa-radio-with-osaremi-lanlokeCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/14/omo-oduduwa-radio-with-osaremi-lanloke/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/14/omo-oduduwa-radio-with-osaremi-lanlokeThu, 14 Jun 2012 00:00:00 GMTPan African Grassroots Assembly and Yoruba Drums and music Join Osaremi Lanloke and C. Folayan Spann as we talk about Pan-African Grassroots Assembly with HRM Oba Adefunmi II and part two of the show will be about  Yoruba Drums and music with Prince Aderele.and Chief Nathaniel Styles. 01:56:00OORadionoOmo Oduduwa Radio,Yoruba,Ifa worshipers,Omo Oduduwa,Culture and religionJoin Osaremi Lanloke and C. Folayan Spann as we talk about Pan-African Grassroots Assembly with HRM Oba Adefunmi II and part two of the show will be about  Yorhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/12/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-owonrin-with-awo-ifategunseCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/12/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-owonrin-with-awo-ifategunse/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/12/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-owonrin-with-awo-ifategunseTue, 12 Jun 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe-Owonrin) with Awo Ifategunse   Ifa Code of Conduct with Ifategunse Osadele Sun. 8-9 PM EST Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain - they didn’t just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don’t encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearers for a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them. For more information about Ifa Code of Conduct go to http://www.ifacodeofconduct.com/.  This weeks topic: Ogbe01:10:00OORadionoifa,orunmila,babalowo,odu,ogbeIfa Code of Conduct with Ifategunse Osadele Sun. 8-9 PM EST Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledghttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/08/my-journey-to-orisa-with-amma-mckenCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/08/my-journey-to-orisa-with-amma-mcken/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/06/08/my-journey-to-orisa-with-amma-mckenFri, 08 Jun 2012 00:00:00 GMTMy Journey to Orisa with Amma McKen   Amma Dawn McKen   International Artist   Recipient of 2009 National Endowment of the Arts Heritage Fellowship   In 2009, Amma was selected as one of the recipients of the nation's highest honor in the folk and traditional arts, the National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellowship. The awardees were chosen for their artistic excellence and contributions to their respective artistic traditions.   Amma Dawn McKen was born in Brooklyn, New York.? Amma has been singing traditional Yoruba Orisa music since the age of 14 and now at age 53 is one the most requested singers for Orisa music. The Orisa songs are sacred chants used for worship of Olodumare (God in Yoruba), the Orisa (saints) and the elements of life and nature.? As a priestess of Yemonja since 1979, is also a dancer, a professional tie-dye artist, clothing designer, natural hair stylist and Owner of Abeokuta Enterprises, an African inspired apparel company   Co-Founder, Nusori, Inc, founded in 2007   Nusori, Inc., a production company that produces musical recordings and sponsors educational programs that focus on the culture and traditions of Africa and the Africa Diaspora. Nusori’s first project is a recording of Alaako Oso by Amma McKen.   01:40:00OORadionoAmma McKen,National Endowment of the Arts Heritage Fellowsh,Singer,Abeakunta,OrisaAmma Dawn McKen   International Artist   Recipient of 2009 National Endowment of the Arts Heritage Fellowship   In 2009, Amma was selected as one of the rechttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/18/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-irosun-with-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/18/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-irosun-with-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/18/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-irosun-with-ifategunse-osadeleFri, 18 May 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Irosun) with Ifategunse Osadele   Ifa Code of Conduct with Ifategunse Osadele Sun. 8-9 PM EST   Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain - they didn’t just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don’t encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearers for a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them. For more information about Ifa Code of Conduct go to http://www.ifacodeofconduct.com/.    This weeks topic: Ogbe Irosun01:05:00OORadionoOrunmila,Babalawo,Ifa,Odu,Irosun OgbeIfa Code of Conduct with Ifategunse Osadele Sun. 8-9 PM EST   Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowlehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/16/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-di-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/16/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-di-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/16/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-di-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleWed, 16 May 2012 00:30:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Di) with Awo Ifategunse Osadele   Ifa Code of Conduct with Ifategunse Osadele Sun. 8-9 PM EST   Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the natural and metaphysical forces that guided our ancient ancestors still remain - they didn’t just go away with the advent of the industrial age and other trappings of modern societies that made our lives more convenient. For the majority of us, we don’t encounter those forces- knowingly, at least- unless we are facing life-altering experiences or problems, or deep spiritual dilemmas. Those with personal problems or difficult situations have taken solace in church, therapy sessions, or even the confidence of a friend or close family member who is easy to talk to. However, another resource that Americans of African descent especially- and people of other cultural backgrounds generally- are now realizing they can tap into the spiritual traditions of their West African forbearers for a deeper understanding of the roots of those problems, and workable solutions to resolve them. For more information about Ifa Code of Conduct go to http://www.ifacodeofconduct.com/.   This weeks topic: Ogbe DI01:10:00OORadionoOgbe Di,Ifa,Babalowo,Awo Ifategunse,OduIfa Code of Conduct with Ifategunse Osadele Sun. 8-9 PM EST   Ifa is an art form as well as a spiritual system for healing and guidance. Whether we acknowlehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/12/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-iwori-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/12/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-iwori-with-awo-ifategunse-osadele/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/12/ifa-code-of-conduct-ogbe-iwori-with-awo-ifategunse-osadeleSat, 12 May 2012 00:00:00 GMTIfa Code of Conduct (Ogbe Iwori) with Awo Ifategunse Osadele Join Awo Ifategunse Osadele for Ifa Code.  Today he will be discussing Ogbe iwori 01:05:00OORadionoIfa,Ogbe Iwori,Babalawo,Ifa Code of Conduct,Awo Ifategunse OsadeleJoin Awo Ifategunse Osadele for Ifa Code.  Today he will be discussing Ogbe iworihttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/10/pan-african-grassroots-assembly-at-oyotunji-african-villageCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/10/pan-african-grassroots-assembly-at-oyotunji-african-village/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/10/pan-african-grassroots-assembly-at-oyotunji-african-villageThu, 10 May 2012 00:00:00 GMTPan-African Grassroots Assembly at Oyotunji African VillageThis weekend long assembly will incubate purposeful discussions, Think Tanks, Labs and Workshops in areas of Practical Application of Orisa Worship, Midwifery, Women in Ifa, Reclaiming Yoruba Spirituality, Ancestor Veneration, Ifa Naming Ceremony, Homeschooling, Ifa and Kabbalah, Polygamy and Polyandry and its place in Yoruba culture, Oyotunji Male and Female Rites of Passage, Post Traumatic Slavery Disorder, Agriculture/Agronomy, Homosexuality/Lesbianism and many more!  The Steering Committee for the Pan-African Grassroots Assembly is currently in search of individuals, businesses, organizations, Egbes, Iles/Temples and communities interested in serving as Volunteers and Strategic Partners. If you’d like more information, please contact the Yoruba Assembly Movement at yamcon2013@gmail.com.  02:00:00OORadionoOyotunji African Village,HRM Oba Adejuyigbe Adefunmi II,Grassroots,Pan-African Grassroots Assembly,Think TankThis weekend long assembly will incubate purposeful discussions, Think Tanks, Labs and Workshops in areas of Practical Application of Orisa Worship, Midwifery,http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/03/my-journey-to-orisa-with-a-abiomi-lanlokeCulturehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/03/my-journey-to-orisa-with-a-abiomi-lanloke/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ooradio/2012/05/03/my-journey-to-orisa-with-a-abiomi-lanlokeThu, 03 May 2012 00:00:00 GMTMy Journey to Orisa with A. Abiomi Lanloke Omo Oduduwa Radio, Where we bring our great oral tradition into the 21st Century. Our network is deticated to educating, celebrating and empowering Orisa practioners through our aray of shows.  For more informaiton about our shows, shows topics, archieve shows and more please go to www.ooradio.com.  Also, check us out on Blogtalk, Twitter, Facebook, Indiegogo and YouTube.  Our live call in number is 347-934-0126. 01:25:00OORadionoORISA,YEMONJA,AYOKA LANLOKE,WORSHIP,JOURNEYOmo Oduduwa Radio, Where we bring our great oral tradition into the 21st Century. Our network is deticated to educating, celebrating and empowering Orisa pract