Topic: Self Care

Radio host Charlamagne tha God advocates for black Americans to buy legal firearms for "self-care" following the Ahmaud Arbery shooting. He refers to white nationalist threats as "Vanilla ISIS" and argues that being in prison for defending oneself is better than being in a casket. The hosts find rare common ground with Charlamagne's pro-Second Amendment stance.

A practitioner explains how witchcraft and ritualistic magic served as a tool for recovering from personal trauma and depression. By framing daily tasks as "holy" rituals, she was able to regain a sense of personal value in a society she feels does not value her, using magic as a form of radical self-care.