Awo Ifategunse Osadele, a practitioner raised from early childhood in the historic African village of Oyotunji, offers firsthand insight into traditional Yoruba life in the United States from communal living and cultural education to ritual, discipline, and resilience. Awo Ifategunse offers valuable information guided through stories of initiation, apprenticeship, and lived tradition, shaped by years of immersion in priesthood, divination, and community responsibility.
Drawing on over 25 years of active Ifá divination and decades of cultural training, Awo Ifategunse Osadele explores Orisa wisdom, ancestral knowledge, and practical spirituality as lived experience not theory. Conversations blend history, personal reflection, and sacred instruction, creating a space for learning, remembrance, and realignment. This podcast is for those seeking depth, authenticity, and grounded spiritual understanding rooted in Yoruba tradition.
