We set out to talk about grieving during the Holiday Season, but we ended up talking about grief in general. Join me and my guest, Njeri Njunigu, a grief expert, and Elizabeth Delancy, an artist.

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In this special episode for incoming college HBCU freshman and Black college students in general, host Bummi Anderson offers a very important tip: Use time in college to build bridges with professors and not burn bridges.

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What does it mean to be Black and burdened, brilliant and bruised, whole and still healing?

In this powerful conversation, Dr. Daniel Black—renowned author, theologian, and truth-teller—joins me to talk about all the things we carry as Black people. From grief and fatherhood to legacy, masculinity, and silence, we unpack the invisible loads passed down through memory, trauma, and love.

We discuss:

• The weight of unspoken grief
• Black boyhood and emotional silence (Isaac’s Song)
• The spiritual and cultural role of HBCUs
• Healing through storytelling
• And what it means to let go of what doesn’t belong to us

This episode is for anyone holding more than they can name. Listen in—and release.

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