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The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist

With Chelsea VonChaz
Hoodoo
Ancestral Wisdom
Southern Spirituality
Christianity
Black Church
Genealogy
Discernment
Psalms
Spiritual Practices
Mental Health
Herbalism
Black Southern Spirituality
Ancestral Veneration
Ancestrial Veneration
Doula Work
Reproductive Health
Black Spirituality
Granny Midwives
Ancestral Communication
Therapy

The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist is a storytelling podcast rooted in the sacred traditions of Black Southern spirituality. Hosted by Chelsea VonChaz—doula, philanthropist, and Southern-born truth-teller—this series blends testimony, conjure, ancestral wisdom, and church girl grit. "This podcast is a living, spoken reflection of my spiritual path — an inheritance of Hoodoo passed down from my great... more

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This episode of The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist is a grounding conversation about ethics, discernment, and the responsibility that comes with spiritual work. I’m joined by Brooke “Bee” Sanders, founder of Amethyst Corner, a spiritual community roote... more

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This episode of The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist is about that kind of remembering.

I’m joined by Charlotte Duerr James—educator, therapeutic coach, and initiated Medicine Woman—for a conversation that moves slowly, intentionally, and with reverence... more

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The conversation delves into the exploration of ancestral wisdom and spiritual practices, highlighting the integration of these elements into personal journeys. It also addresses the challenges of navigating spiritual communities and the process of h... more

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The conversation delves into ancestral wisdom, black feminism, and the intimate history of black feminism. It explores personal experiences, intellectual connections, and the impact of ancestral teachings on identity and community. The discussion als... more

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The conversation delves into the intersection of religion, spirituality, and liberation, highlighting the impact of capitalism and supremacy on religious and spiritual practices.

It also explores the implications of AI and technology, the environme... more

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The episode begins with an introduction to Season Two, followed by a dedication to the awakening of individuals. It then explores the embrace of ancestral traditions, the burden of being the first believer, the importance of embracing solitude and di... more

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Forgiveness is sacred. But it’s not a shortcut. Not a performance. Not a requirement for healing. Some of us were taught to forgive too quickly — out of fear, out of guilt, out of the pressure to be “good.”

Especially as Black women.Especially in th... more

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There are voices that don’t just speak — they shift the room.

This week on The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist, I sit down with EbonyJanice, Hip Hop Womanist scholar and author of All the Black Girls Are Activists.

For those that may not know, EbonyJ... more

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Recent Guests

Ebony Janice
A dynamic lecturer, transformational speaker, and multi-faith preacher dedicated to decolonizing authority and re-imagining liberation through hip-hop scholarship, womanism, and blackness as a religion.
Episode: Black Girlhood as Sacred Text
Mawiyah Kai EL-Jamah Bomani
New Orleans-born writer, spirit woman, and priestess of OYA in the Yoruba tradition.
Episode: OYA at the Crossroads: Mawiyah Kai EL-Jamah Bomani on Hoodoo, Writing, and Liberation
Dr. Yvonne Chireau
Scholar of African American religion and spirituality, recently retired from Swarthmore College.
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Episode: The Scholar and the Spirit: Why Studying Hoodoo Still Matters
Kristian A. Smith
Spiritual humanist and community builder, host of the Holy Smokes Cigars and Spirituality podcast
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Episode: Faith Unbound: Reimagining Belief with Kristian A. Smith
Omisade Burney-Scott
A seventh-generation Black Southern feminist, storyteller, and reproductive justice advocate.
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Episode: Remembering Blood: Menopause, Memory, and Ancestral Wisdom
Dr. Lindsey Stewart
Associate professor of philosophy at the University of Memphis, author of 'Conjuring of America, Mojos, Mermaids, and Medicine, and 400 Years of Black Women's Magic.'
University of Memphis
Episode: Mojos in Our Bag: Black Women’s Magic Across Generations
Dayna Lynn Nuckolls
Creator of Divination for Liberation and Sede rial Astrology
Episode: Divination for Liberation: Prophecy as a political act in Black resistance
Kat Niambi
Spiritual activist and founder of Middleton-Cooke Farms
Middleton-Cooke Farms
Episode: Haint Stories and Holy Ghosts: When the Spirit World Comes Knocking.
Dr. Ayoka Wiles
Scholar, spiritual practitioner, and author of I Hear a Lofi Song
Episode: When the Tongue is a Wand: The role of writing and prayer in survival

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Chelsea VonChaz
Host and creator of the series, Chelsea integrates her experiences as a doula, philanthropist, and Southern-born truth-teller into the narrative, reflecting on spiritual practices and ancestral traditions.

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When the Tongue is a Wand: The role of writing and prayer in survival
Q: When did you fall in love with writing?
She fell in love with writing at a young age, starting with journals and evolving into spiritual and personal expressions.
The Scholar and the Spirit: Why Studying Hoodoo Still Matters
Q: How do you view Hoodoo as a closed practice?
The definition of Hoodoo varies greatly, and it's vital to discern what is being referenced as closed and why. If considered an ancestral tradition, it may indeed be closed to those lacking ties to Black ancestors.
The Scholar and the Spirit: Why Studying Hoodoo Still Matters
Q: How has studying Hoodoo and African American spirituality shaped your spirituality?
Engaging with these traditions helped form a deeper understanding of oneself as a soul and highlighted the critical stories of Black people and their histories that need to be recognized.
The Scholar and the Spirit: Why Studying Hoodoo Still Matters
Q: Looking back on your experience and your career at the college, is there anything that you hope your students carry forward that they may have, you know, grabbed from being a student with one of your courses?
Students often share that the experience in her classes was transformative later in life, appreciating the lessons and connection over time after they've graduated.
Mojos in Our Bag: Black Women’s Magic Across Generations
Q: How can younger generations reclaim the magic of Black womanhood responsibly?
By finding the right practitioners, valuing ancestral wisdom, and understanding that there is no shame in our heritage, we can connect safely with our roots.

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What is The Practice of a Hoodoo Baptist about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast weaves together storytelling and the sacred traditions of Black Southern spirituality, focusing on themes of Hoodoo, ancestral wisdom, and the personal testimonies that reflect the host's spiritual journey. It likely engages listeners by exploring emotional healing, community support, and the transformative power of storytelling, often echoing experiences and lessons passed down through generations. The narrative blends personal anecdotes with discussions on significant cultural practices, making it a unique platform for raising awareness about Black spirituality and the intricacies of the Hoodoo tradition. Overall, the series appears to resonate with those interested in spiritual growth, cultural heritage, and the intersection... more

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3. Dr. Yvonne Chireau
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5. Omisade Burney-Scott
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