Seeds of WizDoom Podcast

The Seeds of WizDoom Podcast explores the intersections of work, liberation, and possibility—centering Black labor, creativity, and agency in shaping the future. Through unfiltered truths, transformative insights, and strategies for collective growth, we challenge exclusion and reclaim our power in the evolving world of work and life. muzabi.substack.com

Seeds of WizDoom Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 9 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Seeds of WizDoom Podcast, a education show with 9 episodes published.

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  Episode #8

  Arc I: Naming the Distortion (Yurugu is as Yurugu Does Pt. 2)

  Apr 13, 202642 minS2

  <p>I did not plan this episode. I was on Threads sharing what I was reading when someone I follow responded. By Tuesday we were recording.</p><p>JDaniel Richer is a philosopher and decolonization thinker who came to Yurugu: An Afrikan-Centered Critique of European Cultural Thought and Behavior by Marimba Ani, through a path I recognize even though it looks nothing like mine. Transracially adopted, raised by white parents in Rhode Island, having moved south and felt for the first time what it means to be seen as Black in the world. The decolonization path was already underway before...

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  Episode #7

  Arc I: Naming the Distortion (Yurugu is as Yurugu Does Pt. 1)

  Apr 5, 202629 minS2

  <p>I took two weeks before this one because I knew what I was walking into. Yurugu: An Afrikan-Centered Critique of European Cultural Thought and Behavior by Marimba Ani, is not casual reading, and I was not going to come to it carrying book-launch energy.</p><p>What I did do when I first encountered Yurugu about a year ago, before I had the bandwidth to sit with the full text, was go straight to the glossary. Three terms in particular: Asili, Utamawazo, Utamaroho. I talk about all three in this episode, and I start there because without that language...

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  Episode #6

  Arc I: Naming the Distortion (Know Thy Self)

  Mar 16, 202633 minS2

  <p>I read the opening chapter of Know Thyself on the eve of my own book launch, and the timing couldn't be more impeccable.</p><p>Na'im Akbar opens by going back to the root of the word — educare, to draw forth. Not to fill. To bring out what is already there. He identifies four functions that a genuine education must perform which I explore in the episode. By the time he finishes outlining them all, the shape of everything that has been deliberately withheld is impossible to look away from.</p><p>The immunity section is where the chapter ge...

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  Episode #5

  Arc I: Naming the Distortion (Break These Mental Chains)

  Mar 9, 202623 minS2

  <p>Woodson showed us what was kept from us. Akbar goes inside what was put there instead.</p><p>Breaking the Chains of Psychological Slavery is behavioral archaeology. Every pattern we've been told is a moral failure — the relationship to work, to property, to leadership, to family, to self-worth — Akbar traces each one back to a specific condition of chattel slavery. I kept having to stop reading because I kept finding myself in the pages.</p><p>I cover the Psychological Legacy of Slavery and Liberation from Mental Slavery sections of this book. I bring in my own story — corporate cycles...

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  Episode #4

  Arc I: Naming the Distortion (Miseducation Pt. 4)

  Feb 28, 202629 minS2

  <p>I finished The Miseducation of the Negro on the last day of Black History Month and the same day I completed Module 1 of my certification in African Black Psychology (CABP) through ABPsi. I did not plan that. And by the time you finish this episode, you will understand why I am telling you it landed the way it did.</p><p>These final chapters are Woodson's turn from diagnosis to prescription. After eighteen chapters of precise, painful evidence, he asks: what do we build instead? His answer is reconstruction from a completely different foundation. Built on self-knowledge. Built on...

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