Laura Lora's guest appearances

Laura Lora

Hip Hop African Podcast

Underneath Your Lingerie.

Seth Markle

Dita Von Teese

Asti Maree

Amanda Nelson

Emily Hayden

Isabel Palacios

Niecy Nash

Laura Charelle

Mohamed Benloulou

Reggie Rockstone

Ghanaian Hiplife

Yugen Blakrok

Kanyi Mavi

Nazlee Saif

Klein Fortuin

OwlTail

Hi Goddess Angels! Today we are visiting Jamaica with the gorgeous Ghanaian princess Laura Lora. A few months ago she posted this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBzU-ICu5TA about all the backlash that goddess angel Chloe Bailey received when she started to share her sexy, feminine side as a form of expression. People attacked her for giving life to her body and in today's podcast goddess Angel Laura Lora walks us through how to reconnect with the erotic feminine energy of our bodies in a way that feels like life to our skin and encourages me to dig deeper into myself as well!  This episode is the perfect champagne sip for the women who loves to feel all that she is in, in her body. Doesn't believe in double standards. And knows that being sexy is another form of being erotic and beautiful too!  Connect with Laura Lora: YouTube. Instagram. Facebook.  Music. Connect with Jasmyne: Visit the ultimate website to get a lingerie body. 

Hi Goddess Angels! Today we are visiting Jamaica with the gorgeous Ghanaian princess Laura Lora. A few months ago she posted this video: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBzU-ICu5TA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBzU-ICu5TA</a> about all the backlash that goddess angel Chloe Bailey received when she started to share her sexy, feminine side as a form of expression. People attacked her for giving life to her body and in today's podcast goddess Angel Laura Lora walks us through how to reconnect with the erotic feminine energy of our bodies in a way that feels like life to our skin and encourages me to dig deeper into myself as well!  This episode is the perfect champagne sip for the women who loves to feel all that she is in, in her body. Doesn't believe in double standards. And knows that being sexy is another form of being erotic and beautiful too! Connect with Laura Lora: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNI-FieQ_QbRiZoItmYdQCw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube.</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mslauralora/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram.</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/lauraloramusic/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook.</a> <a href="https://soundcloud.com/lauraloramusic" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Music.</a> Connect with Jasmyne: <a href="https://goddessangelbody.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Visit the ultimate website to get a lingerie body. </a>

Let Black Women Express their Vulnerability and Sensuality in Peace with Laura Lora. 

In this episode we speak with Ghanian-born, U.S. based artist Laura Lora. In the interview, Laura Lora talks about her experiences an artist, navigating between Ghana and the United States. Growing up in Los Angeles has definitely influenced her music and style, as she talks about being Ghanian and American. Laura Lora, who majored in Black Studies in college, also talks about her experiences in the African American community, and with the divide between Africans and Africans Americans in the United States. Her music and work has also placed her in conversations around gender and sexuality, where she chooses to confront ideas on how African, or Ghanian women should dress and behave. In this interview she also addresses ideas of beauty and femininity, which she has also chosen to challenge. Laura Lora is very conscious and intentional about her music, and the messages she wants to send. She is very intentional about her confrontations with gender and identity. Her most recent video for the song "Rebel" blends hip hop, femininity, Ghanian ascetics, and American sounds and visuals. The colorful video is clear in its expression of all of these identities.You can find Laura lora on:lauraloramusic.comSoundCloud @lauraloramusicFacebook @LauraloramusicInstagram @MslauraloaTwitter @akaDeviantLady

In this episode we speak with Ghanian-born, U.S. based artist Laura Lora. In the interview, Laura Lora talks about her experiences an artist, navigating between Ghana and the United States. Growing up in Los Angeles has definitely influenced her music and style, as she talks about being Ghanian and American. Laura Lora, who majored in Black Studies in college, also talks about her experiences in the African American community, and with the divide between Africans and Africans Americans in the United States.  Her music and work has also placed her in conversations around gender and sexuality, where she chooses to confront ideas on how African, or Ghanian women should dress and behave. In this interview she also addresses ideas of beauty and femininity, which she has also chosen to challenge.  Laura Lora is very conscious and intentional about her music, and the messages she wants to send. She is very intentional about her confrontations with gender and identity. Her most recent video for the song "Rebel" blends hip hop, femininity, Ghanian ascetics, and American sounds and visuals. The colorful video is clear in its expression of all of these identities. You can find Laura lora on: <a href="http://lauraloramusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lauraloramusic.com</a> SoundCloud @lauraloramusic Facebook @Lauraloramusic Instagram @Mslauraloa Twitter @akaDeviantLady

HHAP Episode 27: Laura Lora on the Politics of Gender & a Ghanaian American Identity