I'll take your photos to the grave, but then it needed my thing. I just stay at the crossroads pray.

I just pour my 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 an ancestor's baby, so I give them everything they gave me.

So the Juju podcast, the podcast all about decolonizing our spiritual practices,

honoring our ancestors, honoring ourselves, black-ass spirituality, and getting free.

I'm your host Juju, and I'm very excited for today's episode because we have the one,

the only mama root. And if you don't know, now you know, because mama root is a really

amazing, smart, funny pop-in-ass elder in our Juju tradition, in our Houdu tradition,

in our root work tradition. She goes really hard for this work. She goes really hard for blackness,

and really hard for the ancestors. So there's no better person to be on the show today.

And just to talk about that, she's dropping gems, y'all. Get your no-pads out, cause she's

not a drop in workings too. So I'm just gonna get prepared. So I just want to get right into

the interview. I'm gonna talk briefly about how you can donate to the show, and then it's

gonna be me and mama root. All you need is a little Juju. As you may know, me, Juju is the host,

the editor, the producer, the everything of this here show. And so it is really helpful to be

sustained. It is helpful to receive donations to help me be able to continue the show, to be

able to buy the necessary materials and tools to be able to give you all the show by weekly,

a good show by weekly, and a clear sounding show by weekly. And an informative show by weekly,

and all these things. So I ask for donations to be able to continue this work and do this work,

you know, in community with you all. And so the first way to donate that I ask for is through

monetary donations. So that can happen a few ways. The first way is a commitment

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