Christabel Mintah-Galloway|38 - 35: If Not Us, Who? Stop outsourcing indigeneity to your parents.
Two queer African lesbians aunties having the conversations our cultures told us to swallow.
Rich Queer Aunties is a space for truth-telling at the intersection of culture, queerness, relational healing, and diaspora life.
Hosted by Christabel and Kachi, two Igbo daughters, lovers, thinkers, and truth-telling aunties, we unpack the emotional, cultural, and relational stuff we were never supposed to name out loud. From hierarchical colonial collectivist conditioning to people-pleasing, from religious trauma to queer love, from rupture to repair, we talk through the real work of becoming whole.
We’re not here to perform wisdom, we’re here to practice liberation in real time, through honest conversations, cultural analysis, and the relational skills we’re still learning ourselves.
If you’ve ever felt split between worlds…the obedient child and the rebellious self…the good daughter and the free adult…the hyper-competent professional and the lonely inner child…this is your space. We see...
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Publicat06 apr. 2026
Durată39:49
Episoade
38-
35: If Not Us, Who? Stop outsourcing indigeneity to your parents.
Ascultate
06 apr. 2026
37-
34: Aftercare, Repair, and Coming Back to Love (Part 2)
Ascultate
18 mar. 2026
36-
33: Money Loves Circles: Why You Should Do Business with Your Friends
Ascultate
02 mar. 2026
35-
32: Navigating conflict as African Lesbians. How childhood trauma shapes our present relationships.
Ascultate
30 dec. 2025
34-
31: Queer, African & Engaged: Grieving family while choosing ourselves
Ascultate
19 nov. 2025
33-
30: It’s Not a Mother Wound. It’s Patriarchy.
Ascultate
17 iun. 2025
32-
29: Love & Rage - What Did You Inherit and What Are You Choosing
Ascultate
29 mai 2025
31-
28: Severed Selves, Righteous Rage & the Courage to Reintegrate
Ascultate
26 mar. 2025
30-
27: Building Relational Skills to Defy Empire
Ascultate
24 feb. 2025
29-
26: If Your Spirituality Is Isolating You, It’s Not Working: A Critique of How We Practice Indigenous Spirituality
Ascultate
30 ian. 2025
28-
25: Healing Beyond the Master’s Tools: Therapy, Queerness, and Rediscovering Indigenous Wisdom
Ascultate
07 ian. 2025
27-
24: 2024 Reflections: What we’re leaving behind & what we’re carrying forward
Ascultate
25 dec. 2024
26-
23: Choosing Between an Anti-Black Country and a Homophobic One: Building a Youth Empowerment Center in Ghana
Ascultate
11 nov. 2024
25-
22: Dear Queer Babies, Your Healing Matters: Lessons from Our Stories
Ascultate
08 oct. 2024
24-
21: Percent Better by 80 - A Conversation on Rage with Christabel
Ascultate
16 sep. 2024
23-
20: Coming Home to Self: A Conversation with Kachi
Ascultate
02 sep. 2024
22-
19: Boundaries in Context: A Guide for Those of Diasporic Origin
Ascultate
13 aug. 2024
20-
18: Is a Lack of Authenticity Keeping You Stuck?
Ascultate
02 aug. 2024
19-
17: Showing Up as Your Authentic Self.
Ascultate
20 iul. 2024
18-
16: Navigating Religious Trauma, Self-Discovery, and Family Estrangement: A Journey of Healing and Growth. A conversation with Dan.
Ascultate
24 iul. 2023
17-
15: Coming Out as Gay: My Journey of Overcoming the Fear of Rejection as a Jehovah’s Witness
Ascultate
24 apr. 2023
16-
14: My Journey of Balancing Collectivism and Individuality: Personal Stories and Cultural Reflections
Ascultate
06 apr. 2023
15-
13: Unconvering Authenticity- A Solo Episode on Love Loss and Learning to Heal
Ascultate
24 mar. 2023
14-
12: Is meme repost culture gaslighting you into thinking you’re doing the work? Doing the work irl and finding your people.
Ascultate
25 mai 2021
13-
11: Capitalism vs. pay me for my work
Ascultate
17 feb. 2021
12-
10: Relationships as my biggest teacher.
Ascultate
29 dec. 2020
10-
9: Back Like I never Left
Ascultate
08 oct. 2020
9-
8: Q&A : Coming out, skin care, organized religion, and more.
Ascultate
01 iul. 2020
8-
7: Black joy, white fragility, and everything in between
Ascultate
15 iun. 2020
7-
6: Not Racist? Not Enough! - How to become anti-racist.