On this week's episode of cultivating her space, I was like 14 years old.

So we left the coal, we moved to Virginia, five years went past, and I still didn't know that

like people didn't like black people. I had no idea because within the coal, it was all colors,

everyone was from everywhere, and it was just like family. So that was the closest thing my sister

and I experienced as like a family, you know, so leaving was hard. Hey lady, have you ever felt like

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Lady, if you are anything like me, you probably have a little guilty pleasure when it comes to true crime okay

today we have a special treat kela ball is the creator and host of the black true crime podcast

where she explores real criminal cases through storytelling and discussion often alongside members of her family.

So we're going to jump on in to this conversation.

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