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4.27 into 4.28. 2025: Sweet Taurus Moonday! Your 222.9 Nightly Mystic

Your Nightly Mystic 4Cast with iiiYansaje T. Muse of 222.9 The Mothership Internet Radio 4.27 into 4.28. 2025: Sweet Taurus Moonday! Your 222.9 Nightly Mystic 4Cast This Moonday brings some Osun sweetness to Yemoja's shores! The recent string of cosmic events bring an energy of relief. 5 is on th

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Your Nightly Mystic 4Cast with iiiYansaje T. Muse of 222.9 The Mothership Internet Radio

4.27 into 4.28. 2025: Sweet Taurus Moonday! Your 222.9 Nightly Mystic 4Cast

This Moonday brings some Osun sweetness to Yemoja's shores! The recent string of cosmic events bring an energy of relief. 5 is on the daily numerology, and there are no planets in retrograde. Tonight's moon is waxing in Taurus/Gemini, fresh off of Sunday's New Moon! Tonight's tarot read is for the Divine feminine collective!

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5.2. into 5.3.2025 Obatala at the Crossroad: Your 222.9 Nightly Mystic — ss222 (1)

5.2. into 5.3.2025 Obatala at the Crossroad: Your 222.9 Nightly Mystic

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5.3. into 5.4.2025 Obatala & Oya Dance! Your 222.9 Nightly Mystic 4Cas

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This Sun-ruled, Obatala venerated Sunsday brings Oya's refreshing breezes of change! It is "Ojo Aiku," or day of longevity! Oya's 9 is on the daily numerology, and Pluto retrograde begins today. Tonight's moon is waxing in LEO, and the Oracle whispers clues of magical moments to come. Beam Up! S

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From Louisiana’s “Good Darky” Statue to the Million Man March: Who Defines Black Manhood? — Michael Muhammad, Darryl 7x, Louis Ali, j19 in front of the “Good Darky” and LSU Rural Life Museum in Baton, Rouge La. Photo by J19

From Louisiana’s “Good Darky” Statue to the Million Man March: Who Defines Black Manhood?

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Josh Williams, Aka J Will View, Earns Recognition at Miami’s Urban Film Festival

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