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Baron Samedi

Baron Samedi

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Oct 28, 2026

Jeffrey HessHOST
25:38
I mean, like she walks out of the store and this dude's like, that's her right there.
Jeffrey HessHOST
25:42
And he says, I'm going to take you to see Baron Samedi.
Jeffrey HessHOST
25:46
And as the baddies drive away, they throw like a doll onto the street, you know, as a message, as a threat.
Jeffrey HessHOST
25:52
So Denise and Mac try to talk to the cops, but basically everyone in the community is refusing to say anything.

9 MINS LATER

Jeffrey HessHOST
35:04
So like Mama Lorraine distracts a guy and Mac sneaks into this like the sewers of whatever are in this power station where they're holding this thing or whatever is going on.
Jeffrey HessHOST
35:13
They creep around the voodoo temple and find the gathering of Mac and Mama Lorraine head inside.
Jeffrey HessHOST
35:17
And out onto stage comes Colonel Devereaux giving a lively voodoo performance in what I quote as the classic voodoo face paint as Baron Samedi, all white.
Jeffrey HessHOST
35:31
Black eyes, black, like, big mouth and lips.
Sean RobertHOST
31:43
She would have gone on this journey.
Sean RobertHOST
31:44
You may not have seen the full meeting of her and Baron Samedi or something.
Sean RobertHOST
31:47
And they might have been showing you in flashback later.
Sean RobertHOST
31:49
But she's always there when something happens to these mobsters.

5 MINS LATER

Pax HollyHOST
37:06
And that's who Diana Hill comes to.
Pax HollyHOST
37:08
And she's she's pretty cool.
Pax HollyHOST
37:10
Like she comes she's the one that summons Baron Samedi in the forest.
Pax HollyHOST
37:16
And like, I don't know, she like I wish she got a lot more play.
Chuck BryantHOST
7:36
That's a good point.
Josh ClarkHOST
7:38
Baron Samedi, who I had not heard the name of.
Josh ClarkHOST
7:41
But once I read the description
Chuck BryantHOST
7:43
of him, I'm like,
Josh ClarkHOST
8:21
Yeah.
Chuck BryantHOST
8:22
Yeah.
Josh ClarkHOST
8:22
But Baron Samedi, he's depicted as often like a skeletal figure.
Josh ClarkHOST
8:27
Yeah.
Marcus SpellerHOST
47:17
All right.
Marcus SpellerHOST
47:18
And who's Baron Samedi? Who can't we kill? Who the
Pete DonaldsonHOST
47:20
hell is Baron Samedi? What kind of name is that?
Marcus SpellerHOST
47:23
Honestly, Peter.
Pete DonaldsonHOST
47:24
I hear these terms and I'm like, I never really sort of...
Pete DonaldsonHOST
47:26
Oh, it's James Bond thing.
Pete DonaldsonHOST
47:27
Baron Samedi.
Marcus SpellerHOST
47:28
You Google everything.
HarryHOST
82:32
What a strange thing to do.
HarryHOST
82:34
Papa Doc Duvalier, president of Haiti in the 1960s, here he is there in 1957, was a voodoo hungan priest, this was the president, and used to do radio broadcasts to his nation affecting a nasal accent claiming he was channeling Baron Samedi.
HarryHOST
82:57
Samedi Saturday.
HarryHOST
83:00
At one point Clement Barbeau, the head of Duvalier's secret police, turned against him and had to go into hiding.
Samantha CorfieldGUEST
14:33
It's called a metet.
Samantha CorfieldGUEST
14:35
And it's Who is the guardian and ruler over you? And mine turned out to be Baron Samedi, who is, of course, the law of death.
Samantha CorfieldGUEST
14:50
But I just want to go on record here.
Samantha CorfieldGUEST
14:51
I have to say this.
Samantha CorfieldGUEST
14:52
Sorry.
Samantha CorfieldGUEST
14:53
Baron Samedi is not just the ruler of death.
Samantha CorfieldGUEST
14:57
He's also the ruler of life.
Samantha CorfieldGUEST
14:59
In Haiti, pregnant women go and try to get their bellies blessed by the baron because they want a successful pregnancy, successful delivery, which doesn't always happen there.
MicahHOST
113:43
Can Coleman Domingo dance? Probably.
MicahHOST
113:47
I feel like he could be a Baron Samedi.
BradHOST
113:50
Okay, yeah, I can see that.
MicahHOST
113:51
So he's got to be either one of those two.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
11:49
There's also the Gede nation, the spirits of death, fertility, and regeneration.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
11:54
The Baron Samedi is probably the most famous Lwa in this nation, commonly depicted as a fancy skeletal man dressed in a top hat and a coat with tails.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
12:03
The Baron is the lord of the cemetery, also the lord of the dead, and his assistants are the irreverent Gede spirits.
Kyrah Malika DanielsGUEST
12:09
But there are in fact said to be 21 nations.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
15:30
These Fèt or Fiestas or parties for the spirits invite the presence of the Lwa through singing, drumming, dancing, and offering the spirits their favorite food and drink.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
15:40
Generally speaking, practitioners wear white for the spirits, but this can change based on the Lwa being honored.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
15:46
For example, for those attending the November party honoring the Baron Samedi and his gadê, you usually dress in the colors black and purple and offer him spicy rum.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
15:55
Moreover, the dances and rhythms change depending on the spirit.
Cheryl LightfootHOST
1:11
Sugar Hill was directed by Paul Maslansky, written by Tim Kelly, and produced by Elliot Schick for American International Pictures.
Jeff MarkinHOST
1:18
Sugar Hill stars Markie Bay as Diana "Sugar" Hill, Robert Quarry as Morgan, Don Pedro Collie as Baron Samedi, Betty Ann Reese as Celeste, Richard Lawson as Lieutenant Valentine, Zohra Culligh as Mama Maitresse, Charles P. Robinson as Fabulous, Larry D. Johnson as Langston, Rick Haygood as Tank Watson, Ed Geldart as O'Brien.
Cheryl LightfootHOST
1:39
It also stars Albert J. Baker as George, Raymond E. Simpson III as King, Thomas C. Carroll as Baker, Walter Price as Preacher, Charles Crown as Captain Merrill, J. Randall Bell as Dr. Parkhurst, Judy Hansen as Lamour the Masseuse, Peter Harrell III as Police Photographer, Tony Brubaker as the Head Zombie, and Gary W. Chaisson as the Lab Technician.
Jeff MarkinHOST
2:02
Sugar Hill begins with the AI logo presented over a red glow and a dark background, and everything comes into focus and we see a voodoo ritual while Supernatural Voodoo Woman plays on the soundtrack.

6 MINS LATER

Jeff MarkinHOST
8:37
They approach an altar with three swords crossed and embedded into the top.
Jeff MarkinHOST
8:40
"Kneel," commands Mama Maitresse.
Jeff MarkinHOST
8:42
And Sugar kneels before the altar, and then Mama Maitresse summons Baron Samedi, Keeper of the Dead, King of the Graveyards.
Cheryl LightfootHOST
8:48
Well, she tries, 'cause there's no answer at first.
Rory O'Neill SchmittGUEST
34:50
And the voodoo dolls, uh, that are authentic are actually devoted to these different saints.
Rory O'Neill SchmittGUEST
34:58
So I have a doll that's Baron Samedi, who's the guardian of the ancestors.
Rory O'Neill SchmittGUEST
35:03
He's leader of the Ghede, and he's the protector of the grave, and he's also the Lwa of death and sexuality, which I thought was very interesting, like these kind of [laughs] uh, uh, synchronicity that, uh, the one voodoo ritual I, I go to, I just happen to already have that particular voodoo doll.
Rory O'Neill SchmittGUEST
35:22
So I felt like maybe he was, he was with me.

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