Faith, Food, and Freedom: Diaspora Wisdom with Nancy Konjo

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In this deliciously deep episode, we sit down with Nancy Konjo—author of From Jollof to Sweet Potato Pie and a faith-rooted justice advocate. We talk food as healing, faith as resistance, and what it means to build bridges across the African diaspora. Nancy shares how her Cameroonian roots, her spiritual journey, and her cultural creativity have shaped her commitment to community and justice. Resources Mentioned:Digital Cookbook – From Jollof to Sweet Potato PieBook a 1:1 Cooking ClassWebsite: nancygoesdigital.comInstagram: @nancy.konjo

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