Wow. A lot has happened since the last time we spoke! Let's talk about it.

It is always a blessing to meet someone and your souls recognize each other. When you know you both existed in a time before time. This is the experience I had with Christina Love. Christina is an Alutiiq/Sugpiaq woman (she/her) from Egegik village who was raised in Chitina, Alaska. She is a consultant, recovery coach and civil and human rights activist. She is a formerly incarcerated person in long term recovery and has dedicated her work and energy to systems change for targeted and marginalized populations.

I hope our conversations enlightens you as much as it did for us.

Ramona Coleman has been a Lukumi Priestess, Spiritualist, Spiritual Mentor and Spiritual Coach for over 35 years. She took time forom her busy schedule to talk manifesting, transformation, and leading people back to themselves.

Meeting Granddaughter Crow (GDC) was like reuniting with a long lost family member. There was so much resonance and an easy flow to our conversation. GDC is an award-winning author of three books entitled, The Journey of the Soul, Wisdom of the Natural World, and Belief, Being, and Beyond. She stopped by the Magick HourZ during the Libra New Moon to discuss her journey, the importance remaining curious, and her life's work of inspiring people to be their authentic selves. ​​

Today, I got to chat it up with my Aussie pal Sasha. She told how she's changing her life one dream at a time.

Ada Reso was born in Tirana, Albania and grew up in small cities and towns in Massachusetts, New York, Maine, and Virginia. She received her B.A. in Fine Arts-Art History from the University of Virginia and her Masters in Public Health from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. She has worked as a health educator in Guatemala City and as a qualitative researcher in New York City. As an artist, she works in photography, performance and mixed media. Her work explores belonging, displacement, identity, femininity, queerness/sexuality, the body, and socio-political dynamics. She also practices performance, mixed media, and conceptual art. Ada currently lives in Brooklyn and is working on a project that exposes the legacy of slavery in New York City with her girlfriend Elsa Eli Waithe and co-conspirator Maria Robles called Slavers of NY.