I shot this episode last month at my uncle’s place, 574 Restaurant &amp; Lounge, with the help of my cousin, Cindy, thank you. In the episode we cover fear and what it does to hopes and dreams. We talk about the cemetery being filled with all the unrealized ambitions of people who thought they had more time. I need to do all the things I want to do, to be fully used up, to be UZADU. If we cross paths and you help me in any form, thank you in advance. All praises to Dick Gregory, your existence was a gift to mankind. Give the episode a listen and share it if it’s somewhat helpful in any way. I just want to create good while I’m here. God is a woman. If we’re throwing pronouns at divinity. That’s it. Good day.  [rate and review if you haven&apos;t already, thank you kindly]

Marcus Garvey: One Love

Welcome to the SPACE & TIME Podcast. I emigrated to the US from Cabo Verde when I was seven and have learned much I want to share. The best therapy is communication, I want to foster the best ones I can. I feel one of my responsibilities is to start and push conversations with people of color at the helm. Some of the things most important to me are the health and wealth disparity in the black community, the pursuit of mastering yourself, living a life with passion, and not compromising your vision. We are more alike than different, it's imperative we know more about each other. As James Baldwin said: “In order to have a conversation with someone, you must reveal yourself." Anything else is unwelcome. “An artist's duty is to reflect the times" –Nina Simone