black. loved. free.
Brendane A. Tynesjoin me "behind the mic" for my devotional practice where I discuss my healing journey + ancestral spiritual practices + field notes from BLF podcast prep.
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your healing is the priority. not saving your oppressor.
these days I am known as Dr. Brendane A. Tynes, reluctant anthropologist, writer, energy healer and podcaster. the Hoodoos know me as Docta Mutha. my ancestors recognize me as one whose beauty is enough.
my experiences of interpersonal vio...
please go to hell
In today’s episode Brendane unpacks misogynoir and the centuries long battle of Black women addressing misogyny, abuse, and mistreatment in Black communities. She also responds to some of the online harassment she has received.
As long as...
you are worthy of grace
Happy Black History Month and Happy Lunar New Year! We are back with another episode on grace. First we clear the air by defining grace, distinguishing it from mercy, clemency, and leniency. The grace we need to survive is the opposite of t...
still black. still loved. still free.
Photo by Jazmin Quaynor on Unsplash
Journal Entry from Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Two years ago I launched black. loved. free. as a creative-spiritual-political podcast and community education project that would answer the call...
survival is enough
I desire to survive.
Happy Gregorian New Year! In today’s episode, we explore the spiritual-political meaning of desire at the end of empire. Brendane reads Audre Lorde’s The Uses of the Erotic and discusses how now is the time to identify...
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