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Feb 21, 2021 39 min

We Are Light!

from Flower Child. The Podcast! Hosted by Ke'Onda Washington

On this episode we are discussing the pros and cons of our single life. We revisit our Bad Ass Black woman in HERstory, Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer. We present to you our very first Blooming Back Business, which was such a delight! https://candlesbyavybe.com/ make sure you support 🌻 Join the conversation featured in our Controversial Corner. The video for “Making Fake Snow” is also on our website. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram: Flower Child. The Podcast. For more info about anything we discussed in this episode visit our website: flowerchildthepodcast.com

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