Ancestral spirituality is making a comeback! Countless millennials and Gen Zers are replacing traditional religiosity with spiritual practices rooted in ancestral traditions. Despite being maligned by colonizers for centuries, indigenous religions rooted in both Native American and African diasporic traditions like Santeria and others are resurging. In fact, many of the healing rituals associated with these practices have become popularized and commodified within wellness communities—a multi-billion-dollar global industry—as evidenced by the sale of Sage and Palo Santo in the US and the increasing popularity of spiritual tourism throughout Latin America. While a strong belief in the spirit world has always been a part of Latinx culture, today, younger generations are reclaiming the indigenous spiritual practices once vilified by colonizers—connecting with their roots and giving new life to traditions that have been silenced for centuries Meet some of our guests: Martin Moreno https://www.instagram.com/martincomic... Rev. Laurinda Hafner from Coral Gables UCC https://www.instagram.com/coralgables... Dr. Jennifer Scheper from UCRiverside https://www.instagram.com/ucriverside... Emilia Ortiz https://www.instagram.com/ethereal.1/ Iyanifa Oyadele Olori https://www.instagram.com/afri_bohemi... Thanya Ashe https://www.instagram.com/ashe.imports/ Lu Louis https://www.instagram.com/luontheloo/... Richardson Chery https://www.instagram.com/richardson_... Chelsey Luger https://www.instagram.com/chelsey.moves/ Bani Amor https://www.instagram.com/baniamor/ Ivan Emilio https://www.instagram.com/theivanemil... #Radar2021 is a weekly news show that dives into current issues and breaks them down through various perspectives across the Latinx community. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.