Welcome to "Obinsa Talk Podcast." We are your host, Nicole - Apetebi Iyamile, and Lisa - Nikiniinaru. It's been a while since the last Obinisa Talk podcast episode. Lisa and I have some announcments to make about changes and paradigm shifts in regards to the podcast. You need to hear this!

If you're eager to embark on a profound spiritual journey and gain insight into the intricate tapestry of Caribbean Spirituality, don't miss out on this episode!

Subscribe to "Obinsa Talk Podcast" on your favorite podcast platforms, including Amazon Podcast, Apple Podcast, and Spotify, to tune in to our vibrant discussions about the diverse and dynamic world of Caribbean spirituality.

You can also follow us on TikTok and Instagram for additional insights and updates:

• Lee Rodriguez: @nikiniinaru
• Nicole Apetebi Iyamile: @apetebi_iyamile

And don't forget, you can find our podcast theme song, "Mama Yakota b/w Brotherhood" by Maleet, for download and streaming on your preferred media outlet.

Thank you for joining us on this enlightening journey into Lukumi and Caribbean Spirituality. Stay tuned for more engaging conversations on "Obinsa Talk Podcast."

Disclaimer: Please be aware that there were some internet interruptions during this interview that affected some of the audio quality.

Welcome to "Obinsa Talk Podcast." We are your host, Nicole - Apetebi Iyamile, and Lisa - Nikiniinaru. In this episode, titled "Episode 4: Lukumi Through the Eyes of Oba Yomi," we have a special guest, Shango Priestess Natalie Pagan Oba Yomi.

In this episode, we dive deep into the rich and complex world of Caribbean Spirituality, with a specific focus on Lukumi. This episode offers a firsthand glimpse into a vibrant and living tradition. Our conversation with Natalie Oba Yomi sheds light on the practices and beliefs that have been passed down through generations, and how they continue to evolve and adapt in the modern world.

If you're eager to embark on a profound spiritual journey and gain insight into the intricate tapestry of Caribbean Spirituality, don't miss out on this episode!

Subscribe to "Obinsa Talk Podcast" on your favorite podcast platforms, including Amazon Podcast, Apple Podcast, and Spotify, to tune in to our vibrant discussions about the diverse and dynamic world of Caribbean spirituality.

You can also follow us on TikTok and Instagram for additional insights and updates:

• Lee Rodriguez: @nikiniinaru
• Nicole Apetebi Iyamile: @apetebi_iyamile

And don't forget, you can find our podcast theme song, "Mama Yakota b/w Brotherhood" by Maleet, for download and streaming on your preferred media outlet.

Thank you for joining us on this enlightening journey into Lukumi and Caribbean Spirituality. Stay tuned for more engaging conversations on "Obinsa Talk Podcast."

Disclaimer: Please be aware that there were some internet interruptions during this interview that affected some of the audio quality.

Disclaimer! There were internet interruptions that affected some of the audio.

In this episode, Lee and Nicole begin their deep dive into Caribbean Spirituality highlighting 21 Divisions, Sanse, Haitian, and the influence of colonization & the formation of Afro-Indigenous Caribbean spirituality.

Welcome to "Obinisa Talk Podcast". We are Lee - Nikini Inaru & Nicole - Apetebi Iyamile. In this podcast, we are going to talk about all things African & Indigenous Caribbean Spirituality. From the things, you want to know to the controversial subjects happening in the culture.

Subscribe to our YouTube and follow us on your favorite podcast provider. We are available on Amazon Podcast, Apple Podcast, and Spotify.

Follow on TikTok and Instagram

• Lee Rodriguez: @nikiniinaru
• Nicole Novaton: @apetebi_iyamile 

Wanna know where to find that podcast theme song? You can download the song below and stream it on your preferred media outlet.

"Mama Yakota b​/​w Brotherhood" - by Maleet Download: https://maleet.bandcamp.com/album/mam...

Artist Instagram @_maleet_

In this multi-part episode, Lee and Nicole begin their deep dive into Caribbean Spirituality highlighting Taino and Espiritismo.

Welcome to "Obinisa Talk Podcast". We are Lee - Nikini Inaru & Nicole - Apetebi Iyamile. In this podcast, we are going to talk about all things African & Indigenous Caribbean Spirituality. From the things, you want to know to the controversial subjects happening in the culture. 

Subscribe to our YouTube and follow us on your favorite podcast provider. We are available on Amazon Podcast, Apple Podcast, and Spotify.

Follow on TikTok and Instagram

• Lee Rodriguez: @nikiniinaru
• Nicole Novaton: @apetebi_iyamile

Wanna know where to find that podcast theme song? You can download the song below and stream it on your preferred media outlet.

• "Mama Yakota b​/​w Brotherhood" - by Maleet
• Download: https://maleet.bandcamp.com/album/mam...
• Artist Instagram @_maleet_

Who are the ladies of Obinisa Talk? Tune in to learn about Lee, Nicole, and their background in Taino Spirituality, Espiritismo, Ifa, and Santeria.

Hello Family! Welcome to "Obinisa Talk Podcast". We are Lee - Nikini Inaru & Nicole - Apetebi Iyamile. In this podcast, we are going to talk about all things African & Indigenous Caribbean Spirituality. From the things, you want to know to the controversial subjects happening in the culture.

Subscribe to our YouTube and follow us on your favorite podcast provider. We are available on Amazon Podcast, Apple Podcast, and Spotify.

Follow on TikTok and Instagram

• Lee Rodriguez: @nikiniinaru
• Nicole Novaton: @apetebi_iyamile 

Wanna know where to find that podcast theme song? You can download the song below and stream it on your preferred media outlet.

• "Mama Yakota b​/​w Brotherhood" - by Maleet
• Download: https://maleet.bandcamp.com/album/mam...
• Artist Instagram @_maleet_

Lee Rodriguez and Nicole Novaton are here to announce their upcoming podcast "Obinisa Talk". This podcast will be the source for all the TALK on African, Caribbean, and Indigenous spirituality. The things you want to know and may not want to hear. Learn who Lee and Nicole are, their prescience on social media, and why they are bringing spiritual discussions to the public.