Afrocentric /ˌafrōˈsentrik/: Regarding African or Black culture as preeminent. Hosted by Morgan Gray, this educational podcast adopts an Afrocentric worldview, placing African/Black cultural experiences at the forefront. Through insightful discourse and incisive analysis, it deconstructs Eurocentric narratives, offering authentic, empowering alternatives. Confront societal biases, celebrate Black excellence, while evolving your perspective through an Afrocentric lens. Navigate predominantly white spaces with cultural pride and self-assurance. Join the movement. Embrace the movement.
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Afrocentric /ˌafrōˈsentrik/: Regarding African or Black culture as preeminent. Hosted by Morgan Gray, this educational podcast adopts an Afrocentric worldview, placing African/Black cultural experiences at the forefront. Through insightful discourse and incisive analysis, it deconstructs Eurocentric narratives, offering authentic, empowering alternatives. Confront societal biases, celebrate Black excellence, while evolving your perspective through an Afrocentric lens. Navigate predominantly white spaces with cultural pride and self-assurance. Join the movement. Embrace the movement.
This thought-provoking episode Morgan discusses the intricate relationship between Black men and the realm of witchcraft and spirituality, uncovering a rich tapestry of cultural traditions and spiritual practices.
We begin our journey at the crossroads in Mississippi, where the legend of the Black man at the crossroads intertwines with the mystical world of hoodoo and rootwork. From there, we explore the influential figures of Aaron Harris and Jellyroll Morton, whose music and stories shed light on the vibrant New Orleans voodoo culture.
Delving deeper into the musical realm, we examine the enigmatic Robert Johnson and his iconic song about the powerful "Mojo" and "High John the Conquer," revealing the profound influence of African spiritual traditions on early blues music.
Next, we shed light on the fascinating history of the founder of the Church of God in Christ (COGIC), a prominent figure who was also a practitioner of hoodoo, blurring the lines between organized religion and folk magic traditions.
The episode then takes a darker turn as we explore the intersection of Black men, witchcraft, and gang culture, examining the complex dynamics of power, protection, and survival within urban environments.
Finally, Moving beyond music, we unravel the connections between Black men and the ancient art of alchemy, drawing parallels with modern-day icons like JAY-Z and their embrace of esoteric symbolism.
Join us on this captivating journey as we uncover the hidden histories and spiritual legacies that have shaped the experiences of Black men throughout the ages.
Afrocentric.
Afrocentric /ˌafrōˈsentrik/: Regarding African or Black culture as preeminent. Hosted by Morgan Gray, this educational podcast adopts an Afrocentric worldview, placing African/Black cultural experiences at the forefront. Through insightful discourse and incisive analysis, it deconstructs Eurocentric narratives, offering authentic, empowering alternatives. Confront societal biases, celebrate Black excellence, while evolving your perspective through an Afrocentric lens. Navigate predominantly white spaces with cultural pride and self-assurance. Join the movement. Embrace the movement.
