Show Notes
Celebrity culture is really just an amplified gaze into the lives of the living. It’s a reflection of our societal norms and values that we all participate in. And when we pay attention, it can actually inform us on how we want to be and what we never want to replicate. Let’s kiki about all the ALLEGED celeb witches and talk juju for the culture! Full show notes here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/105140295/ ITOA MEDSINN AD Are you searching for holistic wellness products rooted in tradition? Look no further than ITOA Médsinn, where their entire mission is the celebration and reclamation of our ancestral healing modalities. This holistic wellness store has ethically, locally sourced products like the 100% Grade A Shea Nilotica sourced directly from Uganda. This Shea butter is more hydrating and penetrates deeper than your local beauty supply shea butter due the its higher oil content. They also have 100% Grade A African Black soap made in Ghana, meticulously crafted to cleanse and detoxify your skin, leaving it smooth, supple, and glowing. But that’s not all, y’all! ITOA Médsinn also carries Obi Abata and Orogbo for your divination needs, connecting you to centuries of spiritual guidance. All my practitioners really need to check them out, I know y’all need a new obi plug! Visit their website today to explore their full range of products and experience the essence of holistic wellness, in the tradition of our ancestors. Link: https://www.inthetraditionofourancestors.com/shop IG:@itoamedsinn Preorder THE BOOK OF JUJU HERE Connect with Juju on IG: @itsjujubae / @ alittlejujupodcast Twitter/Tiktok: @ itsjujubae Jujubae.com Support A Little Juju Podcast + Juju’s work, here on Patreon! patreon.com/jujubae Write in your letters to Juju: [email protected] CREDITS Executive Producer - Kenya Denise @kenya_digg_it from Domino Sound @dominosoundco Senior Producer - Juju Bae @itsjujubae Associate Producer, Archival Producer, Social Producer - Oreoluwa Akinyode @beyondthisvessel Creative Producer, Sound Designer, Sound Editor - Kobe Guilford @alookthroughmylens with production assistance from Alexandra Di Palma @lsdipalma from Domino Sound @dominosoundco Financial Executive Producer - Ebony Janice @ebonyjanice
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