Episode 1 | Sea Mothers

The sea is known to be filled with many things, but what about the mothers who rule it?

In this episode, you'll hear:

• The healing properties of water in Nigeria

• Mama Glo of Trinidad and Tobago

• River Mumma of Jamaica

• Yemoja of Nigeria

• Mami Wata of Nigeria

• And more!

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Resources:

• Black Parade - Beyoncé

• Mama D'Leau (pronounced Mama Glow), Caribbean Folklore.

• Folklore

• River Mumma

• The River Mumma - part 1

• Characters of most Jamaican Folktales

• River Mumma and the Golden Table

• Yemoja - African Goddess of the Ocean

• Yemọja

• Yemonja

• Introducing Yemoja

• From the House of Yemanjá - Audre Lorde

• Orisha

• Mami Wata

• Mami Wata

• Mami Wata - From Myth to Divine Reality

• Mami Wata

• Black Magic Woman and Narrative Film: Race, Sex and Afro-Religiosity - Montré Aza Missouri

• Mami Wata: Arts for Water Spirits in Africa and Its Diasporas - Henry John Drewal

• Water and Healing - Experiences from the Traditional Healers in Ile-Ife, Nigeria - Eva-Marita Rinne

• Fin-fishes in Yorùbá natural healing practices from southwest Nigeria - Akindayo Sowunmi

• FISH IN INDIGENOUS HEALING PRACTICES AMONG THE ILAJE OF COASTAL YORUBALAND OF NIGERIA: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE - Dr. Ehinmore O.M., Mr. Ogunode S.A.