Side Effects of Black Folks & Water (with Danielle Hodge)

Small Doses with Amanda Seales

Amanda Seales

Education, Self-improvement

4.8 • 9.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 December 2024

⏱️ 40 minutes

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We’re joined this week by Danielle Hodge, Founder & CEO of Alma Ocean, to discuss the historical and cultural relationship between the Black community and water.

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0:00.0	Small doses.
0:04.3	Self help from the hit.
0:05.9	Small doses.
0:06.9	We're talking at shit.
0:08.6	Small doses.
0:09.8	And keeping it real.
0:11.2	Small doses.
0:12.2	With me and in Seals.
0:14.2	It's so funky.
0:16.6	Welcome to that episode of Small Doses podcast.
0:20.5	You know, so if anyone has been paying attention, y'all know that I am obsessed with water,
0:26.9	like truly, truly obsessed with water.
0:29.5	I like looking at water.
0:30.9	I like drinking water.
0:32.0	I like being under the water.
0:33.4	I like being in the water.
0:35.1	I mean, basically anything water I'm down for unless it's a leak in my house that I'm not down for.
0:41.2	But even then, I still have to respect the water because the water will find a way.
0:45.2	The water will always find a way.
0:47.3	You know, like even when I find myself like struggling with, dang, like how can I figure this out?
0:53.0	I'm like, just be more like the water.
0:54.2	Be like the water. The water adapts. The water knows that sometimes it's going to have to be
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