MAYUR RELE New Jersey US, has global experience in managing and evangelizing products in hi-tech for computer technology companies, startups, and hyper growth companies.
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Mayur Rele is a skilled artist with a focus on photography & video. Experienced in and out of the studio, He has shot many different subjects, such as jewelry, landscapes, and food. He can carry out a job through to the final post-production edits in Photoshop or Premiere.
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Black & Published brings you the journeys of writers, poets, playwrights, and storytellers of all kinds to discuss what it means to be a writer, dissect the writing process, and demystify the steps between concept and publication.
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Welcome to Dark Florida – your go-to channel for the strangest stories and mysteries lurking in Florida and beyond. Join Brooke Moreland, an active field researcher, as we dive into eerie true crime, historical oddities, cryptid sightings, paranormal encounters, and strange news that defy explanation. With on-the-ground investigations and in-depth reporting, we're here to uncover the unknown and bring you the darker side of the Sunshine State. Stay curious, stay strange!
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Bienvenue sur The Ravensley Podcast, animé par Ravensley Boisrond, journaliste haïtien. Ce podcast propose une exploration personnelle de sujets variés, abordés à travers des interviews et des échanges. Chaque épisode offre une plongée dans des conversations qui reflètent ses expériences et ses réflexions. Écoutez pour découvrir les idées et les thèmes qui le passionnent.
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Nikkolas Smith about his new picture book The History of We. It's a book he says shows the lineage for every human on Earth beginning with Black people in Africa. In our conversation, Nikkolas discusses why he's grateful for the winding path that led him to his full time role as an illustrator. Pl…
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23: Ghosts, Graveyards, Cryptids & Bigfoot Conspiracies with Jason Tapp of Spooky Charlotte
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49:43EPISODE 23: Ghosts, Graveyards, Cryptids & Bigfoot Conspiracies with Jason Tapp of Spooky Charlotte 👻 In this episode of Dark Florida, I sit down with Jason Tapp, the man behind Spooky Charlotte. To explore the eerie intersections of haunted history, conservation, and cryptid folklore. Jason shares his work restoring old cemeteries and preserving f…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Mahogany L. Browne, the author of the new YA novel A Bird in the Air Means We Can Still Breathe. The story is a real time exploration of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York told through a chorus of young voices and borne out of Mahogany’s own battle with the virus. In our conversation, Mahogany expl…
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22: The Mysterious White Mountains Watcher with Jeb Scruggs of Squatch Hunters International
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48:00Episode 22: The Mysterious White Mountains Watcher with Jeb Scruggs of Squatch Hunters International In this episode, we take a journey far beyond the swamps and Spanish moss of Florida and head deep into the White Mountains of New Hampshire, where something wild and possibly not human, is still being seen. I’m joined by Jeb Scruggs, founder of Squ…
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The Intimacy of Black Boys with Kiese Laymon & Alexis Franklin
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50:47This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Kiese Laymon and Alexis Franklin about their new picture book, City Summer, Country Summer. It's a story about an up north city kid who goes down south to visit his country cousins for the summer. In our conversation, Kiese & Alexis discuss how they were able to explore in their own ways what inti…
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Coming From the Jungle with Dwight Thompson
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39:38This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Dwight Thompson, author of the novel, My Own Dear People. It’s a story about a young man reflecting on the harm he and his friends caused a young teacher while they were in high school and why even as a spectator the protagonist was still a perpetrator. In our conversation, Dwight explains how his…
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21: Strange News Roundup - Bigfoot, UFO's, Deception, and Antarctica
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49:5421: Strange News Roundup - Bigfoot, UFO's, Deception, and Antarctica Welcome back to another episode of Dark Florida but today, we’re taking things beyond the borders of the Sunshine State and diving into some truly bizarre and fascinating strange news from across the globe 🌍✨ This episode is absolutely packed, so get cozy, grab your favorite spook…
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Happy to be Here with Denne Michele Norris
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50:46This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Denne Michele Norris author of the novel, When the Harvest Comes. The story is one Denne has been working on for 14 years but couldn’t unlock until she freed herself first. In our conversation, Denne discusses how she worked through her issues of gender, race, and sexuality using her characters an…
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20: Hunting Bigfoot in Dark Florida with Special Guest Brooke Moreland - Swapcast with Wicked Planet
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2:00:5520: Hunting Bigfoot in Dark Florida with Special Guest Brooke Moreland - Swapcast with Wicked Planet Podcast! 👣✨ In this very special episode of Dark Florida, I had the absolute honor of joining Ron and Kristen from The Wicked Planet Podcast! This isn’t just a guest appearance... it’s a true swapcast, where two worlds of weird collide. We kick thin…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with W.J. Lofton, author of the poetry collection, boy, maybe. The collection explores William’s difficult and at times traumatic childhood, how he survived, and how he’s living now as young, Black queer man in America. In our conversation, Williams explains the reason he says that even though he cross…
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19: The Language of the Forest: Bigfoot Signs, Sightings and the Paranormal with Rick Reles
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56:4719: The Language of the Forest: Bigfoot Signs, Sightings and the Paranormal with Rick Reles This week on Dark Florida, I’m joined by someone I’ve had the honor of squatching with in the field—Rick Reles, BFRO investigator, author, musician, and lifelong seeker of the unknown 👣🌲 Rick shares the story of the roadside Bigfoot encounter that started it…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with, Arriel Vinson, author of the YA romance novel, Under the Neon Lights. It’s a story that sets the budding love between Jaelyn and Trey against a backdrop of their shifting community landscape and Jaelyn’s fight to maintain her safe place. In our conversation, Arriel explains the reason she grounde…
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18: Beware the Dolls: Cursed Objects, Annabelle, Robert the Doll & Their Unholy Legacies
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36:24Episode 18: Beware the Dolls: Cursed Objects, Annabelle, Robert the Doll & Their Unholy Legacies This week on Dark Florida, we’re diving into the eerie world of HAUNTED DOLLS 😱 — and yes, we’re talking about both Annabelle and the infamous Robert the Doll. 💀 First, we follow the chilling trail of events that unfolded in New Orleans after Annabelle …
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Love in the Wide Open World with Cher Terais
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44:28This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Cher Terais, author of the wanderlust romance novel, Tempest in Tulum. In crafting her novels, Cher says while her settings may be exotic and lush for love, what the characters go through will always be grounded in reality. In our conversation she explains why she was never a fan of Prince Charmin…
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17: Aliens, Psychic Abilities, Bigfoot & Interdimensional Beings: A Lifelong Experiencer Speaks Out with Pyhllis Csaszar
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1:14:3217: Aliens, Psychic Abilities, Bigfoot & Interdimensional Beings: A Lifelong Experiencer Speaks Out with Pyhllis Csaszar In this episode of Dark Florida, Brooke sits down with a truly fascinating guest, Phyllis Csaszar—a lifelong psychic who fully stepped into her abilities at the age of 60. From communicating with spirit guides, animals, and the d…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Hana Baba the storyteller on the new podcast Folk Tales from Sudan. The first season will feature 10 stories Hana grew up hearing from her uncle, but was uncertain if she should or could step into his role behind the mic. A radio journalist by trade, Hana fell in love with voice, how it could emot…
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🎙️ Dark Florida: The Time Slip Files 🕰️✨ What if someone told you they were from the future—and they could prove it? In this haunting episode of Dark Florida, we slip through the cracks in time to explore two of the strangest cases ever recorded: John Titor and Sergei Ponomarenko. One, a self-proclaimed soldier from the year 2036 who appeared on ea…
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Inspiration for Survival with Dolen Perkins-Valdez
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49:16This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Dolen Perkins-Valdez, about her new historical fiction novel, Happy Land. The books is based on the true story of how a group of Black people founded their own Kingdom on more than 200 acres of mountain land that straddled North and South Carolina. In writing Happy Land, Dolen is correcting the hi…
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15: Hairyman of Dairyland: Bigfoot, Dogman & Clown Terrors in the Wisconsin Woods with Barnaby Jones
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46:51Get ready for a wild ride through the shadowy forests of Wisconsin! This week, Brooke is joined by researcher, and field investigator Barnaby Jones. He is known for founding the Cryptids, Anomalies, and the Paranormal Society (CAPS) and hosting shows like “Monsters on the Edge” and “The Paranormal Spectrum” on the Untold Radio Network. Together, th…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Myah Ariel, author of the novel, No Ordinary Love. Myah, who is a journalist, film enthusiast, and lover of all things pop culture said she decided to try her hand at writing after spending the pandemic reconnecting with her love of reading romance novels. In our conversation she discusses how she…
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14: Into the Field with Marsha Clarke — Bigfoot, Science & the Unexplained
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1:14:53In this thrilling episode of Dark Florida, host Brooke Moreland welcomes a true field veteran — Marsha Clarke! 🧭 Marsha is a retired Marine, Exxon geologist, and seasoned BFRO investigator who has spent decades exploring the wildest corners of our planet — from the icy reaches of Alaska to the lush jungles of Madagascar. 🌎 With over 30 years of Big…
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The Conspiracy is Not Always Theory with Esme Addison
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40:22This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Esme Addison, author of the novel An Intrigue of Witches. The historical mystery novel takes the reader on a treasure hunt with the main character to discover the hidden history of unruly women. In our conversation, Esme discusses who prophesied her writing and publishing career over her life. Plu…
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13: Cryptids & Conviction: Bigfoot, Dogman, and the Faith-Fueled Hunt with Harley Owens
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37:28In this thrilling episode of Dark Florida, I sit down with Harley Owens for a deep dive into the mysterious world of cryptids—specifically Bigfoot and Dogman 👣🐺 We talk about how Harley first got into the world of cryptid research, what fuels his passion, and some of the wild encounters and insights he’s gathered along the way. Alongside the hair-r…
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Into the Underground with Jacqueline Crooks
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44:44This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Jacqueline Crooks, author of the novel, Fire Rush. It's a book that took her 16 years to bring into the world after getting a late start in writing even though it was something she knew she always wanted to do. In our conversation, Jacqueline explains why she considers her upbringing as an outside…
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12: The Bunny Man: Fact, Folklore, or Fear?
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36:31🎧 Episode Title: The Bunny Man: Legend or Lurking Truth? 🕳️🐰🪓🌕🌲 Grab your flashlight and hold on tight, because in this chilling episode of Dark Florida, we're heading deep into the woods of Fairfax, Virginia — home of one of the most bizarre and bloodcurdling urban legends in American folklore: The Bunny Man. 👻 Is it just a spooky campfire story? …
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Jill Tew, author of the YA dystopian romance novel, The Dividing Sky. It's a book Jill says she hopes disrupts old norms for her young audience In our conversation, Jill explains how she fell into the productivity trap in corporate America and the two major life changes that brought her back to th…
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Knowing When You're Ready with Olufunke Grace Bankole
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57:47This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Olufunke Grace Bankole, author of The Edge of Water. The book began as a short story and Olufunke has been working to bring it to fruition as a novel for the last twenty years. In our conversation she discusses, how she received the gift of patience from an industry insider that relieved the press…
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11: Pyramids Discovery, Nikola Telsa, Strange Skies & the Latest Bigfoot News with Marian
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48:1611: Pyramids Discovery, Nikola Telsa, Strange Skies & the Latest Bigfoot News with Marian In this episode of Dark Florida, Marian and I dive into some wild discoveries and mind-bending theories! 🌀✨ 🔺Hidden Secrets Beneath the Pyramids – A new discovery under the Giza Pyramids has us questioning what we really know about ancient civilizations. Could…
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What the Daughter Knows with Jodi M. Savage
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47:37This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Jodi M. Savage, author of the essay collection, Death of a Jaybird: Essays on Mothers and Daughters and the Things They Leave Behind. It’s a collection that reckons with Jodi’s grief before and after the deaths of her mother and grandmother and how she found comfort in the space a blank page provi…
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The National Black Writers Conference with Donna Hill
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28:19This week, Nikesha speaks with Donna Hill, the newly named executive director of The Center for Black Literature at Medgar Evers College, right in the heart of Brooklyn. Today, as in Thursday March 27, 2025, kicks off the center’s signature event, the National Black Writer’s Conference. This year is their two-day biennial symposium highlighting mid…
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The Sanctity of Solitude with Aaliyah Bilal
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46:12This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Aaliyah Bilal, author of the short-story collection Temple Folk. The collection is made up of ten short stories about Black Americans who identify as Muslim and who were at one time members of the Nation of Islam. In our conversation, Aaliyah explains why "normalcy" is the main message she wants r…
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The Thread of Connection with Jamila Minnicks
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48:59This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Jamila Minnicks, author of the novel, Moonrise Over New Jessup. It's a book written about a small, Black, Alabama enclave in the 1950s facing pressure to integrate despite resistance from the town’s male leaders and the women who make their work possible. A native of Alabama, Jamila says she sees …
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10: The Dyatlov Pass Incident: Yetis, UFO's, or a Cover-Up?
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55:49🎙️ The Dyatlov Pass Incident – Dark Florida Podcast ❄️ Deep in the Ural Mountains of Russia, nine experienced hikers set out on a journey that would end in one of the most chilling and unexplained mysteries of all time. Their bodies were found scattered, some with strange injuries, others seemingly frozen in fear—what really happened at Dyatlov Pas…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Laysha Ward author of the leadership book, Lead Like You Mean It: Lessons on Integrity and Purpose from the C-Suite. Laysha spent more than 30 years in corporate America, most of that time at Target. Our conversation took place before Target announced their roll back of DEI initiatives but we stil…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Bernice L. McFadden, the author of several award winning historical fiction novels. She’s out today with her memoir, First Born Girls, a book that weaves the story of her road to publication with her debut novel Sugar, with the story of the women in her family and what they endured. In honoring he…
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🕵️♂️ Episode 9: The Lead Mask Case In 1966, two men were found dead on a hillside in Brazil under circumstances so bizarre they remain a mystery to this day. They were wearing lead masks, carrying cryptic notes, and had no visible cause of death. What happened to them? 🔍 Was it foul play? 👽 Could UFOs be involved? 🕴️ A secret government experiment…
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Love Notes to Children with Amber McBride
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47:35This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with National Book Award Finalist and Corretta Scott King Award Winner, Amber McBride, about her latest novel, Onyx and Beyond. The novel tells the story of 12-year-old Onyx who’s growing up in the DMV area in the tulmutuous times of the late 60s and early 70s. There’s assassinations and moon landings …
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with author and MacArthur genius Jason Reynolds about his YA romance novel, Twenty-four Seconds from Now: A Love Story. The novel explores the budding relationship between Neon and Aria. High school seniors who’ve been together for two years and are both ready to take their relationship to the next lev…
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The Proof is in the Writing with Victoria Christopher Murray
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50:06This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with return guest, Victoria Christopher Murray about her latest novel, Harlem Rhapsody. The novel tells the story of Jesse Redmon Faucet. A complex and ambitious woman who moved to New York to be nearer to her lover W.E.B. DuBois, and also to run his magazine, The Crisis. Between the scandal she had to…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with New York Times and USA Today Bestselling author, Shanora Williams, about her new romance novel, Beautiful Broken Love. The novel is the second chance love story of Davina Klein-Roberts and Deke Bishop. Reeling from tragedy and trying to rebuild her life, Davina is not prepared for Deke, the NBA st…
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8: When the Woods Watch Back: Bigfoot with Marian Gant
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1:00:45🌿✨ In this episode, we’re getting deep into the Florida wilderness! I’m sharing a firsthand experience that had me questioning what’s really out there—what I saw, the eerie details, and why this encounter still sticks with me. 👣💭 I’m also joined by Marian Gant, a BFRO investigator with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field. We chat abou…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Tara Roberts, author of the memoir, Written in the Waters: A Memoir of History, Home, and Belonging. It’s an epic story of Tara fulfilling her childhood desire of becoming a writer commingled with her active decision to embrace a past she’d always run from. A storyteller, adventurer, and traveler,…
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7: The Lost Tribes of Bigfoot with Maxim Furek
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45:58In this episode of Dark Florida, I sit down with Maxim Furek, author of The Lost Tribes of Bigfoot, to explore his fascinating take on Bigfoot and the mysteries that surround this elusive cryptid. Maxim’s latest book dives deep into Bigfoot synchronicity, interdimensional theories, mass hallucinations, and Jung's collective unconscious, challenging…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Iris Mwanza, author of the novel The Lion’s Den. It’s a thriller featuring a young lawyer fighting for justice in the case of a queer teen, that has her going up against every oppressive system in Zambia from the President and police to her priest and the doctrine of the Catholic Church. Iris is Z…
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Witnessing From the Empire with Fady Joudah & Lena Khalaf Tuffaha
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56:00This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Palestinian-American poets, Fady Joudah and Lena Khalaf Tuffaha. Fady is a physician, in addition to being a poet. His latest collection [ . . . ] chronicles the beginning of the genocide in Palestine in late 2023 and was a finalist for the 2024 National Book Award in poetry. Lena is a poet, essa…
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6: Bigfoot, Dogman, and Legend Tripping with Robert Robinson
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54:57🌴 Welcome back to Dark Florida! 🌴 In this episode, I sat down with the incredible Robert Robinson—cryptid researcher, paranormal investigator, and author of Legend Tripping: The Ultimate Family Experience and International Legend Tripping: Adventure Outside the Box. Rob shares his decades of experience tracking Bigfoot, investigating haunted places…
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This season on Black & Published . . . It’s time to get real about what writing can do. Whether we write about love or compassion, broken systems or the parallels between the past and the present; writing is active! It is both a portal and an archive. And while publishing is a business, the work on the page is still pure. This season the journeys c…
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✨In this week’s episode, we dive into one of the most bizarre encounters in UFO lore: the Hopkinsville Goblin Incident of 1955 ✨ 🌜 Picture it: a quiet night on a humble Kentucky farmhouse. Out of nowhere, strange lights in the sky lead to a terrifying siege by mysterious goblin-like creatures. Was it aliens? Cryptids? Or something entirely otherwor…
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4: Black Hole Sun with Nick from The Occult Rejects
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1:04:37In this episode of Dark Florida, I’m joined by Nick from The Occult Rejects to dive deep into the mysteries of Black Hole Sun—an experience that took him across the abyss and into the shadowy corners of the occult. 🕳️✨ We unravel the layers of esoteric symbolism, explore the power of magick, and confront the truths hidden within these enigmatic exp…
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3: Through the Veil: Spirits, Skinwalkers, and the Paranormal
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32:22👻 Welcome back to Dark Florida! In Episode 3, Through the Veil: Spirits, Skinwalkers, and the Paranormal, I sit down with a sensitive who has experienced the paranormal from childhood to adulthood. This thrilling interview uncovers her chilling encounters with spirits, a terrifying attack by an entity, and a shocking face-to-face with what could be…
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