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Why The Songbird Sings?

Why The Songbird Sings?

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 Why The Songbird Sings is a podcast where host ShanaTheSongbird (she/her) and Shihari B (he/him) talk about spiritual enlightenment, music, personal endeavors, LGBTQIA+issues, Black social economic issues, black enterprise, and highlight black professionals. This podcast is currently bi weekly and can be found on most streaming platforms




Artwork made possible by:
Facebook: LaKeisha Hinson
Website:www.lakeishly.blogspot.com
Instagram: Lakeishly_
Twitter: @Lakeishly

Music is possible by:
Gabrielle Booth
Instagram: gabbyb025
Facebook: Gabrielle LaShae

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WhyTheSongbirdSingsPodcast@gmail.com
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Episodes
  • S5 Ep3: I don’t Know If I Can Handle This

    S5 Ep3: I don’t Know If I Can Handle This
    Feb 22 2025
    In this episode Shana reflects over a childhood memory that confuses Shihari. Shihari informs us on how to deal with the haters with scripture. Then they wrap it all up with links for LA fire relief, LGBTQ support, and ways to support Black businesses.

    Links referenced in the show:

    http://blacknile.co/
    http://addierawr.com/
    http://redcross.org/
    http://disasterassistance.gov/
    https://blacklove.com/resources-for-black-families-affected-by-wildfires-in-los-angeles/
    http://pointofpride.org/
    http://www.getplume.co/
    http://southernequality.org/
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    35 mins
  • S5 Ep2: Back Shots

    S5 Ep2: Back Shots
    Feb 2 2025
    In this episode, Shana and Shihari reconnect after a long hiatus, sharing personal updates, travel experiences, and reflections on significant cultural visits. They discuss their recent trip to the African American Museum, the emotional impact of its exhibits, and their thoughts on the importance of understanding African American history. The conversation also touches on holiday experiences, including Thanksgiving cooking adventures, and the challenges of winter weather. They explore career aspirations and the nuances of navigating life changes, all while maintaining a light-hearted and engaging dialogue. In this conversation, Shana Kelli and Shihari explore the emotional impact of musicals, particularly focusing on the representation of queer characters in film. They discuss personal experiences, the importance of self-love, and the role of prayer and fasting in their lives. The conversation highlights the significance of community and reflection in personal growth, emphasizing the need for grace and understanding in one's journey. In this conversation, Shihari and Shana Kelli discuss various themes including dietary changes, fasting strategies, political perspectives on recent elections, challenges within the healthcare system, and broader societal issues. They explore the emotional and physical aspects of fasting, the implications of political decisions on different communities, and the need for reform in healthcare. The dialogue reflects on cultural perceptions and the responsibilities of individuals and communities in addressing these challenges.
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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • S5 Ep1: Hello Kitty had a pussy grip.

    S5 Ep1: Hello Kitty had a pussy grip.
    Jan 23 2025
    Bonus! Since we are in a new administration, we had some discussions about what is to come so we hope you enjoy.

    In this engaging conversation, Shana Kelli and Mally explore a variety of themes ranging from personal experiences with natural disasters to the complexities of relationships across generations. They delve into the importance of civic engagement, particularly in the context of voting, and discuss the impact of political decisions on education and community welfare. The conversation also touches on nostalgia, societal expectations, and the need for compassion in a rapidly changing world.
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    1 hr and 9 mins
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