Last week on The Pop-Up!, host The Big O was joined by Seattle-based entrepreneur and strategist Keisha Credit and cultural worker Moni Tep (a.k.a. JusMoni) for a conversation on community and healing.

Keisha dove into the roots of Black Joy in Seattle while addressing the systemic constructs that hold the community back. Moni Tep shared her journey as a musician and advocate, discussing the intersection of art, spiritual practice, and motherhood in her work with the Lavender Rights Project and How We Met Apothecary. Together, they explored how to band together to best serve families and serve the collective liberation of the Seattle community.