You're going to. Hello listeners this is Adrian I'm just introducing you introducing you

I'm just of practice because we're on break. I'm just going to

introduce you to our guest podcast this week, which is a little Juju

podcast. Juju is a country conjurer, spiritual organizer, future priestess, and black millennial medium.

She gives us black womanist and witchy insights of pop culture, healing, and processing what it means to be a black girl sorceress in the digital world.

I got to meet Juju or Sam through the work I was doing with Black Youth Project 100, YP 100, and was blown away by her and so excited when

she started this podcast.

The episode that we're going to be listening to today, we're just going to listen to an, like an excerpt of it.

And the episode is all about how Beyoncé is a witch, and we thought this was the right time to drop this for y'all because this is

Beyonce's moment, her season and if you ever wanted to know why is she so powerful, we think this gives some insight into why. So enjoy and hope you're having a great life, having a great summer.

We are moving mountains on our end and we'll be back soon.

Thank you.

Okay, so let's get to, what did I say?

Let's get into Juju for the culture.

And for those who don't know what Juju for the culture is that is my segment where I like to talk about

what is going on in the world specifically around

celebrities and talking about it through and assessing it through a joo-joo-ass lens.

So of course we have to talk about the Queen, the King, and all in between, Beyoncé Gizano's, who, if you don't know, is the voice of Nala in the most recent remake of the Lion King.

Now I have to be honest I'm not particularly excited to see the Lion King.

I mean I'm going to go see it but I really don't need live action remix of

cartoons. Side note, the Lion King was the first movie that I ever saw in

theaters. I remember how old I was. I don't even remember it but my parents told me that's the first movie they took

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