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Every Woman • April 9th 2022 • Julissa Gillig talks with Viktor Andi-Joi Gee

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Every Woman

Featuring a fresh format for feminism since 2018, Every Woman continues on as the preeminent forum for women on the air in Kansas City. Every Woman is produced locally by Fiona Nowling.  After a move in November 2018, the official Facebook page for Every Woman can now be found at this link.

The Every Woman Facebook page.

Join us at 3pm when host Julissa Gillig has a conversation with Viktor Andi-Joi Gee about discuss healing arts and herbal remedies for the spring.  They explore ways to incorporate spring cleaning into daily ritual and wellness.discuss healing arts and herbal remedies for the spring.  They explore ways to incorporate spring cleaning into daily ritual and wellness.. Viktor Andi-Joi Gee has been a guest on Every Woman once before, but is returning by popular demand!  Today, They are a transgender first generation Jamaican-American healer based out of Midtown, Kansas City, Missouri. They’ve been doing healing justice work for the community since Summer 2020 after the most recent racial uprising surrounding the murder of George Floyd.  They’ll be pulling cards and taking call ins live on air.

You can find more information about the services that they offer at https://calendly.com/viktorandi-joigee

​Please join us this Saturday at 3pm central right here on 90.1 FM KKFI Kansas City Community Radio and streaming live at KKFI.ORG.

Be sure to keep up with Every Woman https://www.facebook.com/KKFIEveryWoman/

Picture of Viktor Andi-Joi Gee, a young black person with dreads, in their workspace, surrounded by candles, herbs and holding a smudge stick
Viktor Andi-Joi Gee

A picture of a heap of flowers from violets aka violas - intensely purple with pale yellow centers

A photo of a clear quartz crystal with a rainbow of colours on its surface against a background of grass, surrounded by a mixture of Viola and Nothoscordum flowers (violets, which are purple, and false garlic/crowpoison flowers which are white. Both have yellow centers.)

A spread from a several modern tarot decks is visible on a wood table with jars and candles nearby. The cards have different sizes and art styles. Visible are the king of clubs, the knight of diamonds, the ace of earth, temperance, confusion, and connection. The rainbow mosaic pattern of the back of the rest of the cards is also visible.

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