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Mokah Speaks

Mokah Jasmine Johnson•www.mokahspeakstoinspire.com
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Mokah Speaks is a bold and unapologetic podcast where culture, activism, and women ish collides. Hosted by Mokah-Jasmine Johnson—a Jamaican-American activist, entrepreneur, artist, and public speaker—this platform gives voice to real stories and radical ideas that drive change. Mokah shares her personal journey as an activist and entrepreneur to inspire others to be bold, speak their truth, and live life to the fullest. Whether you're seeking inspiration, information, or liberation, Mokah Speaks brings powerful energy and unfiltered truth straight from the front lines to your ear.
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ID or Jail: The Arrest of John Choe

On this episode, we dive into the unsettling story of John Choe—a traveling minister who found himself in handcuffs on a rainy Sunday afternoon, all because he chose not to show his ID.

May 04, 2025•25 min

Battling Sickle Cell Anemia and Discrimination in Healthcare

A group of Black women in Athens, Georgia suffering from sickle cell anemia, report that a doctor at the local Hospitals have repeatedly denied them necessary treatment, downplayed the severity of their condition, and insinuated they were seeking drugs rather than medical care. Similar experiences have occurred at both Piedmont and St. Mary’s Hospital. The women believe these incidents are rooted in racial bias. To learn more about this story or to show your support visit: www.aadmovement.org/vo...

Dec 22, 2024•31 min

Future of Black Culture w/Montu and De Coop

Future of Black Culture in Athens, Georgia the home of the Georgia Bull Dwags. With special guest Montu Miller, Black Educator and De Coop, Black Artist and youth development educator.

Aug 31, 2024•34 min

Hip Hop Changed My Life: Stories of Rhythm and Resilience ft. Squalle

In this episode, we dive deep into the culture of Hip Hop with special guest MC Squalle, also known as Torrance Wilcher. Squalle, the 2024 winner of the Athens Hip Hop Awards Best Male category, is more than just a seasoned MC; he's a college graduate and dedicated youth mentor who has transformed his life through the power of music and community service. Join us as we explore Squalle's inspiring journey—how he overcame life’s challenges by using his talent to uplift others and his commitment to...

Aug 06, 2024•43 min

Verse & Vision: Exploring the Power of Poetry

In this episode, I sit down with Athens Poet Laureate, Mikhayla Robinson Smith. Listen as Mikhayla shares one of her impactful poems and dives deep into her passion for poetry. In addition, we discuss pressing social and community issues and explore how poetry can be a powerful tool for change and making a difference in Athens, Georgia where she currently resides. Tune in for an enriching conversation that blends art, activism, and the human spirit.

Jul 26, 2024•17 min

"Beats, Rhymes & Life: Unpacking the Key Elements of Hip Hop Culture

Join us for an in-depth conversation as we explore the key elements of Hip Hop culture with special guest MC Ishues, a seasoned MC and Hip Hop historian. MC Ishues brings a wealth of knowledge to the discussion, having toured with and been mentored by the legendary KRS-One. His contributions to the culture have earned him a place in the Athens Music Walk of Fame, making him the perfect guide for this journey through Hip Hop's rich legacy and impact. Tune in for insights, stories, and much more a...

Mar 17, 2024•1 hr 14 min

Get Your Groove Back whiling Battling Menopause Fiasco

Are dealing with body changes, mood swings, feeling depressed or anxious and you're not sure why? On this episode of Mokah Speaks w/special guest host Michelle Goodwin about hormonal changes and how to get your groove back while batting hormonal imbalances or menopause fiasco. Let's Talk. Tune into this episode if you want to get your groove back and overcome hormonal imbalances.

Mar 05, 2024•42 min

Can People of all races celebrate Kwanzaa?

Let’s talk about Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa was created in 1966 by Maulana Ron Karenga to reaffirm and restore African heritage and culture and to introduce the Nguzo Saba Seven Principles. Now more than 50 years later, many of us still celebrate this holiday but it has changed over the years. So on this episode, we will discuss whether or not you celebrate Christmas and Kwanzaa. Is this holiday only for People of Color? Why is it important for the black community to celebrate Kwanzaa, especially during t...

Dec 28, 2023•31 min•Season 2023Ep. 5

Ending the School to Prison Pipeline

Let’s talk about the School to Prison Pipeline and Georgia HB321. Features special guest moderator J.W. Host Cassie Chantel and a young man on probation named RJ -18 year old.

Dec 23, 2023•11 min•Season 2023Ep. 4

Black Mother Fighting For Justice

What actions would you take if you found yourself in a situation where you believe that your child has been wrongfully accused of a crime and sentenced to 40 years in prison at the young age of 17? Amelia Riley, a black mother, is currently in a legal battle for her son, Ahkeem Neal. She firmly holds the belief that her son has been falsely accused and convicted of armed robbery and home invasion in Greensboro, Georgia. Listen to this episode to learn about Akheem Neal's case and Amelia's side o...

Dec 02, 2023•17 min•Season 2023Ep. 52

My Story. My Truth.

It’s time for a real conversation. Learn more about your host Mokah Jasmine Johnson. Activist, Educator, Business Woman and Motivational Speaker.

Nov 27, 2023•5 min•Season 2023Ep. 51
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