I'll take your photos to the grave, but then even my thing, I just stay at the crossroads

pray, I just pour a little honey for my baby to make a stain.

Cause I hate when Bailey's, but I manifest a little with my Bailey's, I'm my ancestors

baby, so I give them everything that gave me.

Hello, hello, welcome to a little judo podcast.

This is the podcast all about black spiritual practices, decolonizing our religions and understanding

of religions, honoring the ancestors, honoring ourselves and getting free.

I'm your host, judo, and you may be wondering, you may not be, but you may be wondering,

this is not the Wednesday for judo drop in episode.

This is a biweekly show and she dropped an episode last week, so what's going on?

You're absolutely right, Pato.

This was just a little surprise episode that I wanted to do for the kids, cause you know

judo you let the kids.

So I actually had a listener, I reached out to me in my email, I want to shout out, um,

Daniel and some other listeners in the past also want to shout out my friend, Efe and

other folks who are parents who were saying that they really, really loved the episode

where I told a story about prayer bear and I was telling some folk lore, some African-American

folk lore and they're like, please do more of that.

I let my child listen, they love the story, so please start doing more stories and so this

is actually just going to be a quick episode of me reading another lore and this particular

one will be about anancy and if you don't know what anancy is a very popular character

in African storytelling and folk lore, he was often a trickster or often just getting

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