Send us a text Two flags on the screen. One claim that rattles the room. And a tour through decades of work that you can actually visit. We sit down with the man who calls himself the Son of Man to unpack why symbols matter, how scripture becomes instruction, and where belief shows up as brick, payroll, and service. We start with the visual language: quarter moons, a star for justice, and a uniform striped for Torah, Gospel, and Quran merging into one voice. From there, we press into the ori...
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Send us a text Two flags on the screen. One claim that rattles the room. And a tour through decades of work that you can actually visit. We sit down with the man who calls himself the Son of Man to unpack why symbols matter, how scripture becomes instruction, and where belief shows up as brick, payroll, and service. We start with the visual language: quarter moons, a star for justice, and a uniform striped for Torah, Gospel, and Quran merging into one voice. From there, we press into the ori...
Send us a text The year winds down and the energy changes—cleansings get serious, prayers stretch longer, and choices at the crossroads carry more weight. We bring that reality into a vivid conversation where Tarot archetypes meet Orisha wisdom, not as a mashup gimmick, but as a respectful bridge between symbols and ceremony. From Elegba’s guidance through the Fool to the fierce momentum of Ogun in the Chariot, we track how archetypes illuminate real-world decisions, protection, and timing. ...
NYPTALKSHOW Podcast
Send us a text Two flags on the screen. One claim that rattles the room. And a tour through decades of work that you can actually visit. We sit down with the man who calls himself the Son of Man to unpack why symbols matter, how scripture becomes instruction, and where belief shows up as brick, payroll, and service. We start with the visual language: quarter moons, a star for justice, and a uniform striped for Torah, Gospel, and Quran merging into one voice. From there, we press into the ori...
