Paleros Among Us. Listen LIVE FREE at 9 PM Pacific time! With a deep, booming voice that was made for radio and a ready laugh that sets guests and callers alike at ease, Candelo Kimbisa uses his encyclopedic knowledge of the mysterious world of African religions to educate, enlighten and entertain. Born in 1967, Candelo Kimbisa had a connection to the unseen world from the very beginning, from the basement seances in the Bronx which formed his earliest childhood memories to late night listening to Casey Kasem and Dr. Demento on Boston’s WRKO. When his family moved from Boston to Miami in 1977, Candelo became a fan of local shock jock Neil Rogers, noting: “I had bought my first car, a little square Chevy… but it only had AM radio! Maybe that’s where my passion for talk radio started…” Today the “Art Bell of Palo Mayombe” lives in Southern Florida with his dog Ndoki, where he is writing a supernatural novel based on Palo Mayombe and the African Traditional Religions. Calm and at peace, he chuckles at his youthful errors, noting that “everything in life happens for a reason… but sometimes it takes a powerful shock to change your course and find your real mission in life.”
Paleros Among Us. Listen LIVE FREE at 9 PM Pacific time! With a deep, booming voice that was made for radio and a ready laugh that sets guests and callers alike at ease, Candelo Kimbisa uses his encyclopedic knowledge of the mysterious world of African religions to educate, enlighten and entertain. Born in 1967, Candelo Kimbisa had a connection to the unseen world from the very beginning, from the basement seances in the Bronx which formed his earliest childhood memories to late night listening to Casey Kasem and Dr. Demento on Boston’s WRKO.brbr When his family moved from Boston to Miami in 1977, Candelo became a fan of local shock jock Neil Rogers, noting: “I had bought my first car, a little square Chevy… but it only had AM radio! Maybe that’s where my passion for talk radio started…” Today the “Art Bell of Palo Mayombe” lives in Southern Florida with his dog Ndoki, where he is writing a supernatural novel based on Palo Mayombe and the African Traditional Religions. Calm and at peace, he chuckles at his youthful errors, noting that “everything in life happens for a reason… but sometimes it takes a powerful shock to change your course and find your real mission in life.”