Recollect Season 1 Episode 2 A Family Secret Story and the Bad Ass Black Film Maker Leslie Cunningham Who Brings the Generational Healing

Recollect: Black Women Decolonizing thru Story & Nature

In this episode, I’m with film maker Leslie Cunningham, sitting out on a warm 70-degree November day at Rufhiwa Book Café in Durham, NC. I say it’s November 21st in the episode when it’s November 11th and we say the name of the coffee shop ALL kinds of ways before we get it right. We talk about Black women’s abandonment, self-worth, Black family secrets, Black family legacy, death, and the Bad Ass Boss Black women who wake the dead with their healing stories. And if that didn’t bring us enough laughs, we stitch in the local color of a perfectly Black-Southern-urban corner where there’s a walk-up hotdog shop, a church, a Black lesbian owned coffee shot, and somebody riding free-handed on they bicycle smoking a joint.

Check out her website LeslieCunninghamFilms.com or hit her up on Instagram @LeslieCunninghamFilms. Connect with me at my website ZeldaLockhart.com. Hit me up on Instagram @zelda.lockhart or check out my non-profit HerStoryStudios.com where Black Women self-define, heal and liberate through the literary arts.

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