StrangeWeekend Podcast

By: Pharaoh Fontain
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  • From the Society and Politics to Spirituality and Consciousness, an honest talk about this from a West African somewhere near you.
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Episodes
  • Witchcraft & Ancestral Curses

    Witchcraft & Ancestral Curses
    Aug 27 2022
    Local Islamic scholar, Sheikh Mustapha Yusif comes on the StangeWeekend Podcast to discuss Witchcraft & Ancestral curses from the Islamic perspective.
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    1 hr and 16 mins
  • WEST AFRICAN Women, FEMINISM, Westernization, Gender War & A Rise BISEXUALITY Amonst AFRICAN WOMEN

    WEST AFRICAN Women, FEMINISM, Westernization, Gender War & A Rise BISEXUALITY Amonst AFRICAN WOMEN
    Feb 14 2022
    A close look into some misconceptions about Africa, the delusion of many Westernized West African feminists and etc The true nature of West African Women and the rise in bisexuality amongst our young girls attending all-girls boarding school.
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    21 mins
  • Understanding African Spirituality & The Trauma of Breaking Free from the EUROCENTRIC Worldview

    Understanding African Spirituality & The Trauma of Breaking Free from the EUROCENTRIC Worldview
    Feb 4 2022
    An Honest share about African Spirituality and Religion. Find out why many break down as they open up to their African heritage, understanding why many are born with Ancestral curses and important information for the African man. This is the true African worldview. Https://www.anagomanblogs.com
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    40 mins

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