E ai Beleza, Bem vindo, what's up, what's good and welcome back to the Brazilian Podcast.In this episode of the Brazilian Podcast, we sit down with Kananda Eller, also known as Deusa Cientista, to uncover the journey behind her powerful voice in science and culture. From her beginnings and the spark that set her on this path, to the trials and tribulations she faced along the way, Kananda shares the raw realities of building a career as a Black woman in science and media.Kananda opens up about her personal life, the challenges of balancing visibility with vulnerability, and how her lived experiences shaped her vision of the world. We also dive into her future plans — from expanding her reach in media to creating new spaces where science, identity, and art can coexist.This is more than just a story of career progression. It’s about resilience, representation, and the courage to speak up in spaces where voices like hers are too often silenced.Tune in for an inspiring conversation that highlights not only the struggles but also the possibilities that lie ahead for Deusa Cientista — and for anyone daring to break boundaries.Listen now and let us know your thoughts in the comments.What part of Kananda’s story inspires you most?Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share the episode!

E ai Beleza, Bem vindo whats up what's good? and welcome to the Brazilian Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Luan Sodré — musician, cultural worker, and long-time capoeirista — to explore the transformative power of capoeira. Specifically, we reflect on the profound impact that Acanne Capoeira and our Mestre, Renê, have had on our lives.We ask:🌀 Can Capoeira cure?🌀 What does healing look like through movement, rhythm, and community?🌀 How do traditions rooted in resistance continue to liberate us today?From Bahia to the world, Luan shares his journey through music, capoeira, and cultural work — reminding us how ancestral knowledge, rhythm, and discipline can shape who we are.💻 Luan’s website: https://luansodre.com📲 Instagram: @lsodreWe speak a mixture of English and portuguese so be sure to click on the subtitles in order to get a clearer understanding of the incredibly insightful and interesting conversation. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with stories from across the Afro-Brazilian and diasporic experience.🔗 Follow us for more: @BrazilianPodcast#Capoeira #CapoeiraCura #LuanSodré #Acanne #MestreRene #AfroBrazilianCulture #BrazilianPodcast #HealingThroughCulture #CapoeiraMusic #Podcast #MestrePaulodosAnjos

What’s it really like living in Brazil as a foreigner? In this episode, we get honest, chaotic, and hilarious about our time in Bahia 🇧🇷🎓

We're a crew of international students at UFBA — no teacher this time, just real talk. From the Brazilian phrases we can’t stop saying to the stuff that still confuses (or annoys) us, this is our take on Vida in Brazil.

✨ Whether you’ve lived here, visited, or dream of moving to Brazil — this one’s for you.—🎧

LISTEN NOW on Spotify: [INSERT SPOTIFY LINK]

📺 WATCH ON YouTube: https://youtu.be/2ZPRoTKdr9g

🗣️ Language: English with a little bit of portuguese e Baianese.

📍 Location: Salvador, Bahia👥 Featuring students from UFBA—

💬 COMMENT: What’s your favorite Brazilian phrase? Or what drives you louco about life here?