My Ancestors Text Me, and Their Bubbles are Blue

A Little Juju Podcast

Soooooooo, is all of your tech getting slower? Did all of your apps have a strangely dystopin update this week? How do we feel about this current rise in AI? In possible AGI? Are you scared? I am…but maybe it’s not ALL bad, if your ancestors and dead besties are the ones texting you.

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Executive Producer - Kenya Denise @kenya_digg_it from Domino Sound @dominosoundco

Senior Producer - Juju Bae @itsjujubae

Associate Producer, Archival Producer, Social Producer - Oreoluwa Akinyode @beyondthisvessel

Creative Producer, Sound Designer, Sound Editor - Kobe Guilford @alookthroughmylens

with production assistance from Alexandra Di Palma @lsdipalma from Domino Sound @dominosoundco

Financial Executive Producer - Ebony Janice @ebonyjanice

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This is a feature-length experimental documentary film following one spiritual family's journey to Nigeria as they recover the history and destiny that colonialism tried to erase. You Are Welcome Here and There is a moving ritual that travels through spirit realms and dimensions, illuminating the renaissance of Black Queer Peoples' return to African Traditional Religions.

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