santeria

Welcome to "Obinsa Talk Podcast." We are your host, Nicole - Apetebi Iyamile, and Lisa - Nikiniinaru. It's been a while since the last Obinisa Talk podcast episode. Lisa and I have some announcments to make about changes and paradigm shifts in regards to the podcast. You need to hear this!

If you're eager to embark on a profound spiritual journey and gain insight into the intricate tapestry of Caribbean Spirituality, don't miss out on this episode!

Subscribe to "Obinsa Talk Podcast" on your favorite podcast platforms, including Amazon Podcast, Apple Podcast, and Spotify, to tune in to our vibrant discussions about the diverse and dynamic world of Caribbean spirituality.

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• Lee Rodriguez: @nikiniinaru
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And don't forget, you can find our podcast theme song, "Mama Yakota b/w Brotherhood" by Maleet, for download and streaming on your preferred media outlet.

Thank you for joining us on this enlightening journey into Lukumi and Caribbean Spirituality. Stay tuned for more engaging conversations on "Obinsa Talk Podcast."

Disclaimer: Please be aware that there were some internet interruptions during this interview that affected some of the audio quality.

In this episode, the team begins with the latest news from the world of archaeology concerning the controversial dating of the Gunung Padang complex in Indonesia. This enigmatic site has been at the center of international discussion for several years with clear lines of delineation being drawn between supporters of its extreme antiquity and those who dispute its authenticity as a 20 thousand-plus-year-old site. 

Next, we are joined by renowned cultural anthropologist Anthony Kail for an in-depth discussion about his new book Fieldwork with the Saints: An Ethnographic Journey into Santeria in the American South.

Anthony Kail serves as President of AnthroFolk Research Associates. Anthony Kail is a cultural anthropologist and writer. Kail has researched magico-religious cultures for more than thirty years. His work has taken him from Santeria ceremonies in Cuba to Haitian Botanicas in Harlem and Spiritual Churches in East Africa. He has lectured at hundreds of universities, conferences, and public safety agencies. Kail has been featured on CNN Online, the History Channel, and numerous radio, television, and print outlets.

He is the author of several books including A Secret History of Memphis Hoodoo from The History Press and Magico-Religious Groups and Ritualistic Activities: A Guide for First-Responders from CRC Press. Kail is an anthropology instructor at Southern New Hampshire University.

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Welcome to "Obinsa Talk Podcast." We are your host, Nicole - Apetebi Iyamile, and Lisa - Nikiniinaru. In this episode, titled "Episode 4: Lukumi Through the Eyes of Oba Yomi," we have a special guest, Shango Priestess Natalie Pagan Oba Yomi.

In this episode, we dive deep into the rich and complex world of Caribbean Spirituality, with a specific focus on Lukumi. This episode offers a firsthand glimpse into a vibrant and living tradition. Our conversation with Natalie Oba Yomi sheds light on the practices and beliefs that have been passed down through generations, and how they continue to evolve and adapt in the modern world.

If you're eager to embark on a profound spiritual journey and gain insight into the intricate tapestry of Caribbean Spirituality, don't miss out on this episode!

Subscribe to "Obinsa Talk Podcast" on your favorite podcast platforms, including Amazon Podcast, Apple Podcast, and Spotify, to tune in to our vibrant discussions about the diverse and dynamic world of Caribbean spirituality.

You can also follow us on TikTok and Instagram for additional insights and updates:

• Lee Rodriguez: @nikiniinaru
• Nicole Apetebi Iyamile: @apetebi_iyamile

And don't forget, you can find our podcast theme song, "Mama Yakota b/w Brotherhood" by Maleet, for download and streaming on your preferred media outlet.

Thank you for joining us on this enlightening journey into Lukumi and Caribbean Spirituality. Stay tuned for more engaging conversations on "Obinsa Talk Podcast."

Disclaimer: Please be aware that there were some internet interruptions during this interview that affected some of the audio quality.

In this multi-part episode, Lee and Nicole begin their deep dive into Caribbean Spirituality highlighting Taino and Espiritismo.

Welcome to "Obinisa Talk Podcast". We are Lee - Nikini Inaru & Nicole - Apetebi Iyamile. In this podcast, we are going to talk about all things African & Indigenous Caribbean Spirituality. From the things, you want to know to the controversial subjects happening in the culture. 

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Wanna know where to find that podcast theme song? You can download the song below and stream it on your preferred media outlet.

• "Mama Yakota b​/​w Brotherhood" - by Maleet
• Download: https://maleet.bandcamp.com/album/mam...
• Artist Instagram @_maleet_

Who are the ladies of Obinisa Talk? Tune in to learn about Lee, Nicole, and their background in Taino Spirituality, Espiritismo, Ifa, and Santeria.

Hello Family! Welcome to "Obinisa Talk Podcast". We are Lee - Nikini Inaru & Nicole - Apetebi Iyamile. In this podcast, we are going to talk about all things African & Indigenous Caribbean Spirituality. From the things, you want to know to the controversial subjects happening in the culture.

Subscribe to our YouTube and follow us on your favorite podcast provider. We are available on Amazon Podcast, Apple Podcast, and Spotify.

Follow on TikTok and Instagram

• Lee Rodriguez: @nikiniinaru
• Nicole Novaton: @apetebi_iyamile 

Wanna know where to find that podcast theme song? You can download the song below and stream it on your preferred media outlet.

• "Mama Yakota b​/​w Brotherhood" - by Maleet
• Download: https://maleet.bandcamp.com/album/mam...
• Artist Instagram @_maleet_

La Santeria est une religion ou une spiritualité cubaine qui puisent ses origines dans les traditions animistes de l’Afrique et plus précisément des peuples yorubas. Les esclaves africains furent conduits aux Caraïbes par les Espagnoles dans le cadre du commerce triangulaire, mais ils ont aussi emporté avec eux leurs cultures et les croyances.
De la s’est opéré un syncrétisme entre la religion Yoruba et le Christianisme, ce qui va aboutir par un long processus à la naissance de la Santeria cubaine. Parente proche du Vaudou haïtien, la Santeria possède des spécificités uniques, notamment via l’apport insolite du Spiritisme d’Allan Kardec.

C’est ainsi que je vous propose de découvrir l’histoire et les origines de la Santeria, les croyances aux grands esprits (les Orishas), mais aussi les pratiques rituelles de cette tradition.
Nous terminerons avec une présentation du processus initiatique des Santeros/Santera, une cérémonie qui s’étale sur sept jours et fera intervenir des purifications, des sacrifices, la réception des amulettes de protection, la possession par l’esprit et la révélation du nom magique de l’initié.

Peu connue en France, la Santeria où le culte de l’adoration des saints (Orishas) représente l’un des derniers vestiges de l’animisme, mais qui a su s’adapter, via le syncrétisme à l’époque moderne.

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Lee Rodriguez and Nicole Novaton are here to announce their upcoming podcast "Obinisa Talk". This podcast will be the source for all the TALK on African, Caribbean, and Indigenous spirituality. The things you want to know and may not want to hear. Learn who Lee and Nicole are, their prescience on social media, and why they are bringing spiritual discussions to the public.

The cult-like worship of Santa Muerte by vicious drug lords and cartels alike....using the Saint of Death for various justifications in their mind... she will protect them from having a harsh death themselves though they are literally disposing of bodies in acid, she is guidance for them when they traffic millions of dollars worth of drugs, and kill their rivals, her statue often being placed at gruesome death scenes.

Adolfo de Jesús Constanzo was an American serial killer, drug dealer and cult leader who led an infamous drug-trafficking and occult gang in Matamoros, Mexico that was dubbed the "Narcosatanists" by the media - his cult members knew him as "The Godfather"

Mark Kilroy was a pre-med student at UT Austin and was sadly abducted off the streets of Matamoros on spring break with his childhood friends. His tragic death and investigation lead to the uncovering of 13 more bodies found at Constanzo's ranch buried in shallow graves. While Mark drew authorities attention it's important to remember the names of the others eventually named....and honor the unnamed and the never reported even missing...

They deserve their stories to be told as well.

Here are the names of the other identified victims buried at the ranch along with Mark Kilroy:

Ernesto Rivas Diaz, 23

Victor Sauceda Galvan, 22

Ruben Vela Garza, 30

Gilberto Garza Sosa, early 20s

Special Thanks to:

Ellen Mentor, Taurindb, Freesound.org, KRQE.com, Texas Monthly, Darkness Podcast by Haley Butler, Medium.com and The New York Times

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Since primitive times, man has sought to learn more about the “beyond” – those gods or other supernatural beings that are said to be in other dimensions or worlds we cannot access until we die. In the case of Latin America, a great number of such gods have caused wonder among many civilizations.

In modern times, one such interesting goddess exists, whom is related to death in such an intrinsic way that she is known as “La Santa Muerte” or “The Holy Death”, and both worshiped and prayed to by masses of believers. In this episode of the Learn Spanish with Stories podcast, we learn more about the cult of La Santa Muerte and just exactly who she is and how her worshippers continue to grow all over the Latin American region.

Transcript of this episode is available at: https://podcast.lingomastery.com/listen/1080

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In this episode the guys talk about white lies, big lies, and sugar babies. What's the craziest lie you've been told? 

Whiskey Time features anCnoc(a-nock)Highland Single Malt Scotch

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Jarina De Marco makes an appearance on Mujeres In Media to chat with Jackie Quinones about music, boys, sex, history, & more.

✨Plus, get exclusive behind the scenes info on Jarina De Marco’s latest single “ELECTRICO,” along with a sneak peek of the song.✨

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Dominican and Brazilian recording artists Jarina De Marco embodies the sound of the multi-ethnic future. Her work definitely transcends categories and borders. She is a creative visionary who sings in four languages; English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French. Jarina spearheads all aspects of her project: songwriting, production, visual design, and video direction. As an outspoken advocate of women's rights and human/gender equality, Jarina's music is a unique blend of global consciousness and global rhythms. She simultaneously supports the message of resistance, while creating a colorful sound entirely her own.

In creating an affinity between genres, Jarina de Marco's genre-spanning behavior proves there are no creative process boundaries. With folkloric ancestral sounds derived from African and Indigenous communities of the Dominican Republic and Brazil, and the deep Jazz and flirty pop that enamored her youth, Jarina de Marco's distinctive sound amplifies citizens of the world. Her contribution to the music industry and Latinx community is one that has made an impact. Motivated by her identity's layered realities and the political and social complexities in the community, the multilingual singer-songwriter, and visual artist can infuse various styles that transcend languages and borders and carry social-consciousness.

Due to popular demand, she drops the Vida-popularized track "Electrico" September 29th. The song is one of the many tracks she created working closely with ‘Vida’ show creator Tanya Saracho, curating beats, sounds, and wording for specific scenes and characters. Her upcoming project “Caribbean All-inclusive Luxury”, a spoof of the many hotels that exist in the Dominican Republic, is set to drop in 2021. It will be the first project in which the artist emphasizes love, romance, and intimacy in her lyrics and topics.

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For more information about Jarina De Marco, please visit:

Instagram: @JarinaDeMarco
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Twitter: @JarinaDeMarco

Watch the “ELECTRICO” music video.

Jarina is managed by Cosmica Artists.
Gil@cosmica-artists.com
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