The Black Landscape is a series of conversations that spotlight Black emerging and established leaders in the San Francisco Bay Area communities in various industries including the performing and literary arts, local government, the Peralta College system, labor unions, fashion design, event management and curation, entrepreneurship, and more!
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The Therapy for Black Girls podcast is a weekly conversation with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a licensed psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia, about all things mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best possible version of ourselves.
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Alecia Renece: Love Letters from a Free Black Woman | Healing, Self Love, Affirmations, Slow Living
Alecia Renece | Multi-Passionate Black Girl Creative, Slow Living,
Black women deserve good, beautiful things. I'm Alecia Renece, a Free Black woman living with joy, telling the truth and healing. Music, musings, affirmations and meditations as we live slowly, heal through creativity, storytelling, play, joy, connection and community. This is a Creative Playground and Healing Journal and all are welcome. I don't know what I'm doing, and I love that. Let's see where this adventure takes us. You are extraordinary. You are enough. You matter. You are loved. ht ...
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Amber (aka the High Priestess of Black Joy) and Jazmine (bka King of da South) are two petty AF Black feminists who are determined to get on WorldStarHipHop one way or the other. Each week they overcome fuckboys, Becky, hoteps, and dry skin to spit hot fire on pop culture, politics and worship anything Black women have going on.
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A biweekly podcast where writers Leah Nicole and Dani Bee discuss Black spirituality, community, and culture.
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COMMNTD is a podcast hosted by four friends where we talk about your favorite international & domestic movies, music, tv shows, & more! Join the crew as we review & recap our latest watches, noting our reactions, and dissect the meaning and the lasting impacts of various pop culture & events. We also love to explore our lives and share our individual experiences as Black women living in the States. Taking an initial from each host’s name, COMMNTD is a space for black girl joy and our various ...
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Soundbites from the Black Joy & Justice track of the 2018 Words and Music Festival in New Orleans, LA. This programming was made possible by PEN America, a sponsor of the Black Joy & Justice track of the 2018 Words and Music Festival in New Orleans, LA. Words and Music was directed by One Book One New Orleans, and the Black Joy & Justice track was curated by Kelly Harris.
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Welcome to our safe space and appreciate your invite. Main episode releases on Wednesdays featuring Karen of the Week, Black Joy Moment, Question Bag and more. On Mondays, one of our ten hosts will be giving you bonus mini-sodes to introduce themselves.
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The Chronicles of Black Joy podcast invites a collective of dynamic storytellers to use their art to express what black joy looks, feels and sounds like to them. As an LU Arts (Loughborough University art centre) supported podcast we also invite an array of emerging writers/students of Loughborough to share a short story on identity beyond struggle in our short bitesize episodes. We invite you to sit back and enjoy the first two artists who have been invited to contribute to this platform. E ...
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Introducing Dignity and Joy, a podcast from FoodShare. Take a seat at our table as we dig into conversations with local food justice activists. You'll hear from host Sheldomar Elliot and a range of exciting guests working in food and community spaces. This podcast was produced in collaboration with the team at Lead Podcasting. All episode transcripts are available at foodshare.net/podcast. Episodes also available on FoodShare's Youtube channel.
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The mathematician and author Steven Strogatz and the astrophysicist and author Janna Levin interview leading researchers about the great scientific and mathematical questions of our time.
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A new podcast series by Mixed Capital Media®, LLC. We will share intersectional conversations-about mental health care; political parenting; family system care-giving; sex positive education; Black speculative arts and a multi-disciplinary theology for Black lives. Have a seat at the table that's curating content and resources by building knowledge-making capacity, digital learning communities & expanding institutional memory for unapologetic Black joy creatives like you. photo by @CREATEDBY ...
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Karega and Felicia Bailey became Angel Parents to their daughter, Kamaiu SOL in 2019. Since then they have found a radical tenderness and gentleness afforded them concerning their grief, unlike anything they have seen or experienced in their work surrounding social justice and gun violence in our communities. SOL Affirmations serves as a healing space through various forms of grief with the reminder that grief is love, it is just love after a loss.
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2 Black Guys is a podcast concerned with one thing: showcasing the power of black male friendship to process an incoherent world and the things we think matter in it.
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The Black Myth Podcast is an informative conversational show analyzing popular myths about Black culture of a sociopolitical nature. Translation: We debunk the bs said about Black People. Host - Too Black. Co-hosts - Shelle, Terrell, Kam, and Ryan.
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The Chosen Gods Podcast seeks to empower members of the afro-spiritual community, and their allies, to achieve optimal mental, spiritual, and financial wellness. Reach a new and improved lifestyle by gaining insights through powerful, relatable, and authentic conversations
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Raising Joyful and Resilient Black Children
Dr. Sheretta Butler-Barnes & Dr. Valerie N. Adams-Bass
As a parent raising Black children, do you ever wish there was a trusted space that understood the unique challenges and joys of raising Black children and that affirmed Black children? Well, we’re here for you. We’re Dr. Valerie Adams-Bass and Dr. Sheretta Butler-Barnes, developmental psychologists, moms and professors. In each episode, we’ll speak with experts and parents to explore what it means to raise healthy and thriving Black children, bridge conversations from parenting to child wel ...
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Created by Sheri Nicole, Black Woman Working is a podcast that informs, connects and protects the spirit, honor, and vulnerability of black women as they work on and through life's adversities and possibilities, while sharing their stories, growth, and accomplishments!
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Welcome to the Daily Durag. Your daily dose of Black Boy Joy and Black Boy opinion. We'll be discussing everything you could possible think of in today's culture. See you there!
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Welcome to the Black Writer Therapy Podcast, a vibrant space for Black women writers to gather, sip tea, and explore the healing power of writing. Join us for candid conversations about the unique experiences and challenges Black authors face in an industry often centered on whiteness. This podcast celebrates the voices and stories of Black women through authentic discussions that foster healing, joy, and sisterhood. Whether you're an established author, an aspiring writer, or a reader who l ...
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The Turn On is produced and co-hosted by sex educator Erica Easter and me, author and Black joy advocate Kenrya Rankin. It uses literary erotica as a jumping off point to explore the intricacies of having sex while Black, via a mix of storytelling, humor and frank talk that centers the lived experiences of Black women, femmes and gender nonconforming people.
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The Freed Black Girl Podcast is a transformative platform dedicated to empowering Black women, and anyone else on their healing journey, as well as those with the desire to heal and not knowing where to begin. The host pulls back the veil on her own ongoing process of self-liberation through the power of storytelling, expert insights, and vulnerable conversations. From unpacking the decades long effects of childhood & generational trauma, quitting her job in 2021 following a successful caree ...
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The (Most Times) Inappropriate Storytelling Of My Shenanigans. And The Journey Of Keeping My Sanity And Black Boy Joy Intact Along The Way. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/laurence-andrew/support
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I'm Hear For It is an outlet to express our queer, black everyday conversations on justice, politics & culture. Hosted by three friends who are based in Oakland, we’re deeply rooted in black friendship, black creativity & black joy.
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The K-pop Opinion! Check us out Sundays as we share the good, the bad, and the sexy of Korean Pop and Hip-Hop culture. Join in on the Discussion and find out what we're all about!
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Award-winning author and lawyer, Tochi Onyebuchi, and award-winning play/TV writer, A. Zell Williams, discuss the news, politics, and culture from the perspective of 2 black men to need to laugh to keep from screaming.
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Let's light up a spark of joy to reboot 2020. Bring us your karaoke-in-the-shower, moonwalk-when-nobody's-watching, giggle-till-it-hurts moments, and we'll shamelessly share them with anyone who will have them. So what if life forced us to redefine the meaning of joy? We'll take that new version and run with it. What brought you joy lately? Leave us a voicemail at anchor.fm/whatbringsyoujoy or tag us on ig @whatbringsyoujoypodcast. Share your moments of joy to have them featured on the show. ...
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A radio show for Africans by Africans based in Kitchener-Waterloo, hosted by Ediri Obor. We will be keeping you up to date with pop culture from the motherland, brought to you by @digimillennials. Wherever you are, you can tune in to MidtownRadio.ca every Tuesday night at 7pm ET.
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Black & Published brings you the journeys of writers, poets, playwrights, and storytellers of all kinds to discuss what it means to be a writer, dissect the writing process, and demystify the steps between concept and publication.
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Surviving america is a podcast for the culture. Black folk have been surviving america since 1619 and we've someone managed to thrive at the same time. Explore america through the lens of Black people as we tackle Black love, joy happiness and Black pain, trauma and tragedy. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/survivingamerica/support
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Highlighting true stories of Black people’s fight for liberation, progress and joy from the Civil War to the Civil Rights Movement and beyond. Seizing Freedom illustrates the myriad ways Black people have sought and defined their own freedom in spite of the monumental forces at work to keep them from it.
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The BIG WE: a Black joy-spreading, afrofuturist-visioning, real-talk food-for-your soul pop culture podcast. Big Laughs. Big Love. Big Joy. Big Dreams. Big WE!
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Join Angela Ford, Founder of The Obsidian Collection Archives as she illuminates a variety of interesting tales of the global Black Diaspora. Season One is hosted by Joi Weathers, a brilliant media expert and podcaster. Obsidian Stories are conversations with the storytellers who created or unearthed the images, video and artifacts not seen in a very long time. Our stories focus on the joy, love, laughter and progress of the Black Diaspora. These tales help us reclaim the Black Narrative.
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Welcome to Healing Black Futures, a podcast envisioning Black liberation and healing through economic justice, brought to you by Reparations4slavery.com. Hosted by herbalist Asia Dorsey, the podcast features interviews with people leading the liberatory path forward.
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In-depth news and investigations for New Orleans
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A show where we celebrates, acknowledge and center Black Joy in pop culture. We bring on guests, dive deep into characters and enjoy every moment we get together. You'll hear us play games, tell jokes, give fun facts and everything in between.
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Birthright, hosted by Kimberly Seals Allers, a podcast about joy and healing in Black birth. By seeking out and exploring positive birth stories we can find ideas, solutions and blind spots in our quest to make the birth experience equitable for all Black birthing bodies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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What is power? Well, that's complicated. We've learned to associate power with money, influence, position, fame, politics, and even certain bodies. Becoming Power is a podcast about a different perspective on power. Host Valerie Black highlights how true power emerges from the practices that help us transform and evolve as humans and serve as a foundation for our work in the world. She talks with leaders, executives, athletes, and activists about how they nurture their own inner power. Valer ...
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Joy Uprising the podcast that asks how do you prioritize joy? Joy Uprising brings Gabby Rivera and her favorite revolutionary humans together to honor joy in a chaotic world. As a writer and speaker who focuses on queer Latinx joy, Gabby knows how vital it is to share our experiences and best practices in order to build that healing, abundant joy. And who better to be in conversation with than people whose very existences push against the chaos and uplift their communities. In this new podca ...
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Our goal is to share the stories of 500 Black Educators. We will celebrate the impact and achievements, lean into the joy and lament, and highlight the important roles that educators play in our lives. www.blackeducatorsmatter.org The Movement: Black Educators Matter is a nonprofit organization designed to create an ecosystem for Black educators globally. Through engagement and podcasting, we will document our stories and harness our collective power to enact change and make excellence equit ...
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Two women in academia, raising questions and breaking down perceptions, from a Black point of view. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-gaze/support
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The podcast is about being Black in America for 80 years... as seen through the eyes of The Last Negroes at Harvard. There were 18 of us. We were in the Class of 1963. Before we leave the planet, we have a lot to say and people we want to talk to.
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Hearing Our Own Voice is an anti-diet, weight inclusive podcast that centers Black stories and experiences. I have conversations with Black health and wellness professionals and fat activists who have taken a weight-inclusive approach to their work. My goal is to uncover the lies and myths that get sold to us, but more importantly I want us to explore how we can filter out the cultural noise and begin to hear our own voice .
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Black On Black | CHUO 89.1 FM
Sarah Onyango, Adrienne Coddett, Jackie Lawrence, Patricia Harewood, Denise Isaac, Joanne John
Black On Black is your weekly connection to the Afro-Caribbean community in Ottawa and beyond! A public affairs & arts show focusing on local and international events and issues, with special emphasis on the African diaspora. Black History Month coverage, Artist Profiles, Community Calendar and lots of music by U.S, African and Caribbean artists.. Listen live every Saturday from 11 am to noon at chuo.fm or on 89.1 FM in the National Capital Region (Ottawa/Gatineau).
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Eavesdrop as Kai and Simeon bring the silo’d and uncomfortable conversations about diversity equity & inclusion in creative industries to the forefront, so everyone can participate. They'll say all the things you never hear in mixed company. Send advice, questions, share stories (good or bad) and suggestions at askmixedcompany@gmail.com
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Balanced Black Girl is a podcast dedicated to helping you feel your best. Tune in for approachable health, self-care, personal development, and well-being advice.
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Joy Before the Message with Antwan Eady & Jarrett and Jerome Pumphrey
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with the authors and illustrators of the children's picture book, The Last Stand. Written by Antwan Eady and illustrated by the brothers Jarrett and Jerome Pumphrey, The Last Stand is a book that honors the legacy and sacrifices of Black farmers by focusing on the joy found in community. In our convers…
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What It Means to Heal, Find Joy, and Tap Into Inner Wisdom with Yasmine Cheyenne
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#241: Healing and “doing the work” have been hot topics for years — but what does doing the work truly mean? And how do we know when we’ve healed? In today’s episode, I’m welcoming self-healing expert and mental wellness advocate, Yasmine Cheyenne back to the show for a deep dive on how to identify what serves you best and understanding how relatio…
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Behind The Lens episode 241: ‘Radical Black joy’
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Mizani Ball on the historical and ongoing struggle for civil rights in New Orleans and how its expressed through music in the city. Katy Reckdahl on a teacher accused of restraining a student been involved in a similar incident 8 years ago, raising concerns about background checks into school personnel. The post Behind The Lens episode 241: ‘Radica…
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Common sense has been viewed as one of the hardest challenges in AI. That said, ChatGPT4 has acquired what some believe is an impressive sense of humanity. How is this possible? Listen to this week’s “The Joy of Why” with co-host Steven Strogatz. The post Will AI Ever Have Common Sense? first appeared on Quanta Magazine…
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be gentle with yourself. you are not a machine.
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Hi there Beautiful, be gentle with yourself. you are not a machine. you're not lazy, you're just tired, exhausted, depleted, weary, human. you are worthy. you are so important. we need you to rest. you are worthy of rest, love, care, play and pleasure. much love, joy and peace, Alecia 🌺 "Negro Women to be Put to Work": https://www.newspapers.com/ar…
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Introducing Reckon True Stories with Deesha Philyaw & Kiese Laymon
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This week on Black & Published we're introducing you to a new show that we love, Reckon True Stories hosted by acclaimed authors Deesha Philyaw and Kiese Laymon. Guests for Season One include writers Roxane Gay, Imani Perry, Alexander Chee, Minda Honey, Hanif Abdurraqib, and Samantha Irby. Reckon True Stories is a celebration of new and classic non…
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No one left behind: Building collective power across communities
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On this episode of Dignity and Joy, housing rights activist Lorraine Lam joins host Sheldomar Elliott to discuss the growing housing crisis and its effects on our most made-vulnerable neighbours. Reflecting on her decade as an outreach worker and case manager with folks who are precariously housed and unhoused in Toronto, Lorraine describes her per…
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While therapists are often revered for our contributions to the mental wellness of others, our culture can also be guilty of denying them us humanity with assumptions that we’re always willing to provide therapeutic advice at the drop of a dime or that we don’t feel things too. Today, I brought the group chat back together to discuss how therapists…
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Hi there Beautiful, You're not lazy, you're just tired. are you beating yourself up for being human? do you feel guilty when you're resting? do you feel shame around rest and relaxation? you're not alone. hustle culture makes us feel like we're not doing enough. It's never enough enough. you have to give yourself permission to rest. much love, joy …
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[Solo] The Secret to Getting Everything You Want: Archetype Embodiment
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#245: Ready to step into the best version of yourself to reach your goals and achieve your dreams? It’s time to meet your alter ego and transform your life! In today’s solo episode, I’ll teach you how to harness your inner alter ego to upgrade your habits, make smart personal investments, and use archetypes to achieve your dreams. I also talk about…
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Walela Nehanda, author of, Bless the Blood: A Cancer Memoir. As a Black, non-binary, disability justice advocate and stem-cell transplant survivor, Walela's book is an outgrowth of their time and work as a slam poet. In our conversation, Walela, explains why even though their publishing journey ma…
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Creating Through Chaos: Natasha Bishop on Tenacity and Authenticity in Writing
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Ella Shawn Creating Through Chaos: Natasha Bishop on Tenacity and Authenticity in Writing In a heartfelt episode of the Black Writer Therapy Podcast, host Ella Shawn welcomes indie contemporary romance author Natasha Bishop for a candid conversation about writing, healing, and the power of storytelling. They explore Natasha's writing journey, her e…
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Joe Biden will step down within the next 48 hours!
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Join our resident gamers Cori & Nia as they go over gaming news, what they've been playing and rants about simulation gaming! Intro & Outro Music by Magiksolo from PixabayBy Tory, Meron, Nia & Decoria
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Myth: Whose Streets? (w/ Rasul Mowatt)
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Rasul Mowatt returns to the show to further discuss Laundering Black Rage: The Washing of Black Death, People, Property, and Profits—the co-authored book with our host, Too Black. In this episode, we discuss cities' role in the laundering concept. We revisit the emergence of the capitalist state, the function of cities in socializing us into launde…
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Freed Story; Allow Me to Introduce Myself
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This episode shares more about who I am, how I began my healing journey, the power of storytelling, and what you can expect from the podcast moving forward.By Najmah Ahmad
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Behind The Lens episode 243: ‘The solar Motherhouse’
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Nick Chrastil on a judge's order to the Dept. of Corrections requiring a plan to protect Angola inmates working the Farm line in blistering heat. Delaney Dryfoos on the The Sisters of the Holy Family nuns who are working to build a solar-powered microgrid resilience hub for their neighbors in New Orleans East. The post Behind The Lens episode 243: …
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Bonus: Listener Letters with Crissle of The Read
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Earlier this week, I got the chance to chat with Crissle of The Read as we discussed her journey to graduating with her Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling. As a special bonus, we also sat down to answer some of your listener letters from The Read, as well as a few inquiries that were sent in by the TBG community. We touched on topics such …
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Session 367: From Podcaster to Therapist with Crissle of The Read
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Fans of The Read podcast have followed co-host Crissle’s journey as she went back to school in the hopes of becoming a therapist. Well, she’s graduated y’all, so of course it was only right to have her join us to talk a little bit about her journey and what advice she has for other aspiring therapists. In case you’re unfamiliar with Crissle, she is…
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[Solo] How to Start Over in Your 30s
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Do you dream of making a big life change, but worry it’s too late? The good news is, it’s never too late to live your dream life, whether you’re in your 20s, 30s, or beyond. In today’s solo episode, I’m sharing practical tips and hacks for rebooting your life in your 30s. Whether you're exploring a new career path, considering a move to a different…
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Ep 3 – Inner Frontiers: Conversations on Power and Passion with Darcy Constans, MD
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What rituals and practices do you turn to when you need refuge? In a recent conversation with my friend and former colleague, Darcy Constans MD, I realized that we had a cherished childhood touchstone in common that Darcy still uses when she needs a respite from the real world. In this episode, Darcy and I delve into her journey of managing her ene…
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Deconsturcting Disney: Beauty and the Beast (1991)
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Join us we look into the making, music & origins of the Disney animated original film Beauty & the Beast! Intro & Outro Music by Magiksolo from Pixabay Tory is launching her new YouTube channel and is looking for an editor. If you have past experience, please apply! https://forms.gle/z4KWffaV3LsTQbLY7…
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How Is Tiling Without Repetition Possible?
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If you cover a surface with tiles, repetitive patterns always emerge — or do they? In this week’s episode, mathematician Natalie Priebe Frank and co-host Janna Levin discuss how recent breakthroughs in tiling can unlock structural secrets in the natural world. The post What Can Tiling Patterns Teach Us? first appeared on Quanta Magazine…
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Session 366: A Guide to Getting Started On Becoming A Therapist
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Some of you may know that July is one of my favorite months of the year, and that’s because it’s when we observe Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. This year, we’ve chosen the theme, Holding Space for Healers, putting the spotlight on the therapists and all those who’ve dedicated their careers to holding space for others. All month long, you c…
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[Solo] How to Decenter Men and Romantic Relationships
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#243: Whether you’re happily single, dating, or in a relationship, it’s essential to recognize the importance of prioritizing yourself amidst societal relationship standards. In today's solo episode, I’m shifting the spotlight away from finding ‘the one’ and delving into the journey of what it truly means to become the main character of your own li…
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Don't Doubt Yourself with Avery Cunningham
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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Avery Cunningham, author of the novel, The Mayor of Maxwell Street. Avery is a resident of Memphis, TN, and a 2016 graduate of DePaul University’s Master of Arts Writing & Publishing program. She has over a decade of editorial experience with various literary magazines, small presses, and best-sel…
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Behind The Lens episode 242: ‘Extreme heat and dirty water’
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La'Shance Perry, Nick Chrastil and Katy Reckdahl on the jail exceeding its population cap and Angola prisoners still forced to work the fields in extreme summer heat. The post Behind The Lens episode 242: ‘Extreme heat and dirty water’ appeared first on The Lens.By Behind The Lens
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Joe Biden is being treated like a three year old!!
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Stephen A. Smith ... "The Democrats should be ashamed of themselve"
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The Freed Black Girl Podcast is a transformative platform dedicated to empowering Black women, and anyone else on their healing journey, as well as those with the desire to heal and not knowing where to begin. The host pulls back the veil on her own ongoing process of self-liberation through the power of storytelling, expert insights, and vulnerabl…
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Hello lovelies WE ARE BACK! Thank you so much for patiently waiting for our return <3 Join the crew as we tell you why we were on breaking, what we've been watching, some pop culture news and more! Intro & Outro Music by Magiksolo from Pixabay Tory is launching her new YouTube channel and is looking for an editor. If you have past experience please…
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Redefining Academic Writing for Black Academia with Dr. Michele Boyd
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The data will tell us the number of advanced degrees earned and correlate it with higher earnings. But the story behind the numbers sheds light on the why. Why are Black women pursuing doctorate degrees? https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Y1Yu59BoYoyhUTmbR5Y4a9wqw96QZeOzCihspDIUirA/edit Michelle's Facebook page @inkwellretreats on Instagram Michel…
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I have no idea what I'm doing... and I love it. Learning to embrace all of myself and starting over.
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Hi there Beautiful, "Do you want to be liked or do you want to be free?" That's the question I asked myself when I was struggling with loving myself and seeing the value and beauty within myself. I've changed the name of the podcast because I have work to do. I have a whole person to be and become and I'm afraid. I'm afraid of rejection and falling…
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Some of you may have seen the viral Apple Music list of 100 best albums of all time and raised a few eyebrows at some of the choices made. So of course we had to give our own Black girl spin on the list, and today I’m joined by some of the TBG team members to share the albums that have been quintessential to our development as Black women. Joining …
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Picture this: you’ve just completed a big project. All the work (and stress) is over, and you can breathe a sigh of relief. Right? So, how quickly do you start itching to know how others think it went? Perhaps you’re a student constantly refreshing your email for your professor’s thoughts. Or maybe you’re in the workplace, compulsively checking Sla…
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Congratulations, you’ve been accepted into the inaugural class of Therapy for Black Girls University. Whether packing for a new year on campus, thinking through your gap year, enrolling in a community college, or grabbing your stoles for graduation, TBG U is here to help you thrive at this stage of your life and beyond. College, an experience alrea…
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