Madrina Angelique's guest appearances

Madrina Angelique

Old Style Conjure

At the Edge:  Think Culture

Brian Cain

Rosemary Ellen Guiley

Arielle Loren

Jacki Smith

Vanessa Maddox

Dorothy Morrison

ALONDRA NELSON

Amanda Huron

David Salisbury

Peter Paddon

Byron Ballard

Travis Sanders

Lori Bruno

Anthea Butler

Randall Horton

OwlTail

Join us for an insightful evening with the Ritual Witch herself, Madrina Angelique. Madrina was born and raised in rural Georgia. She has immersed herself in the study and practice of traditional southern hoodoo since childhood. Madrina is a regular contributor to Hoodoo and Conjure Magazine and coauthor of 13 Legendary Crossroads Rituals and Crossroads Mamas' 105 Spiritual Baths for Every Occasion with Denise Alvarado.

Our Special Guest  Madrina Angelique

Dr. Cherie Ann Turpin interviews Madrina Angelique, who "is initiated in the Palo tradition as Madre Nganga of Munanso Centella Ndoki Nyuyo Malongo Corta Lima Cordosa, initiated by Chief Ololele Afolabi, godson of Tata Antonio Ali.  She is also initiated in Santeria as Iyalorisha of Ile Ori Yemaya, initiated by Baba Ogun Solu, godson of Chief Bolu Fantunmise of the Ifa Orisha Cultural Cener in Nigeria and Atlanta.  Born and raised in rural Georgia, she has immersed herself in the study and practice of traditional southern hoodoo since childhood."  From RootMamaConjure.com This episode promises to be an insightful discussion on the role of African Traditional Religions in culture-making in the United States and as an essential part of the African Diaspora.

Dr. Cherie Ann Turpin interviews Madrina Angelique, who "is initiated in the Palo tradition as Madre Nganga of Munanso Centella Ndoki Nyuyo Malongo Corta Lima Cordosa, initiated by Chief Ololele Afolabi, godson of Tata Antonio Ali.  She is also initiated in Santeria as Iyalorisha of Ile Ori Yemaya, initiated by Baba Ogun Solu, godson of Chief Bolu Fantunmise of the Ifa Orisha Cultural Cener in Nigeria and Atlanta.  Born and raised in rural Georgia, she has immersed herself in the study and practice of traditional southern hoodoo since childhood."  From <a href="http://RootMamaConjure.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RootMamaConjure.com</a><br> This episode promises to be an insightful discussion on the role of African Traditional Religions in culture-making in the United States and as an essential part of the African Diaspora.

At the Edge-African Traditional Religions: Madrina Angelique