As they close out Season 4, Aiyisha T. Obafemi (@aiyishatheblessed), Princess Mdaiyah Yisrael (@princess_mdaiyah), and Dr. Asantewa Sunni-Ali (@actsofliberation) look back on the journeys, revelations, and powerful conversations that shaped this 'Growing Up' season. From resilience to reimagination, they’ve moved through storms, stillness, and breakthroughs together.

But this isn’t just a season recap. They also open up about where they are now: in the thick of transition and the uncomfortable beauty of "growing up" in real-time -- emotionally, spiritually and creatively.

Join them as they honor where they’ve been, name where they are, and plant seeds for what's next.

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It's another very special episode! Aiyisha T. Obafemi (@aiyishatheblessed), Princess Mdaiyah Yisrael (@princess_mdaiyah), and Dr. Asantewa Sunni-Ali (@actsofliberation) are joined by Tehura Ama, EzeSunni, Dimene, and Khal, the third generation of the Sunni-Ali family, for a heartfelt and spirited conversation about legacy, identity, and purpose. As the grandchildren of movement builders Bilal and Fulani Sunni-Ali, these young visionaries reflect on what it means to grow up within a revolutionary lineage. They share stories, dreams, lessons, and how they’re each carrying forward the creative, cultural, and liberatory spirit of their family in this present moment.

🎧 If you enjoy our conversations and want to support the podcast, you can contribute via Cash App at $seedzofrevolution. Every contribution helps us grow the movement.

On this special episode, Aiyisha T. Obafemi (@aiyishatheblessed), Princess Mdaiyah Yisrael (@princess_mdaiyah) and Dr. Asantewa Sunni-Ali (@actsofliberation) are joined by their siblings Fatihah Sunni-Ali, Ayana-Ayo Sunni-Ali and Warren Jackson, for a powerful reflection on what it meant to grow up Sunni-Ali. Together, they share personal stories, lessons, laughter, and the unshakable values instilled by their parents, Bilal and Fulani Sunni-Ali, revolutionary artists, and lifelong movement builders. From childhood memories rooted in Afrikan liberation to the creative, spiritual, and cultural legacies they carry forward, this conversation offers an intimate look at the making of a freedom-centered family.

If you enjoy our conversations and want to help us keep creating, you can support the podcast via Cash App at $seedzofrevolution. Every contribution helps us grow the movement.