Ishea Muhammad is the founder and editor of blacktomyroots.com “BLACK TO MY ROOTS” is a uplifting space and resource with blogs and videos on parenting, relationships, beauty and more…… A dedicated wife and mother of three children, with a background in youth support, organising community events and programs, BLACK TO MY ROOTS is an evolving and powerful resource dedicated to the self-development and healing process of the black family starting with the woman.

You’re listening to The Afro Fairy Goddess Podcast. As a meditation and Reiki practitioner, intuitive tarot card reader and root worker, I created this space to highlight, celebrate and educate black women on as many Afro Spiritual practices as possible and also to document my journey of my own spiritual path as an Afro Fairy Goddess. If you have a topic you’d like to speak on, or even if you want to be a part of the show, drop me an email at: theafrofairygoddesspodcast@gmail.com looking for ...

A bi-weekly podcast where Codie Elaine Oliver, co-creator and director of Black Love Doc, has candid conversations with celebrities, influencers, and people oughta know, to get to the root of who they are beyond the public persona. By the end of each episode you too will have found your new BFF!

A weekly show for listeners to hear stories and conversations that allow us to explore subtle events and interesting social interactions too often ignored. These stories are meant to arouse the emotions of listeners towards self-improvement and consider how our behaviors impact others. There have been many moments in my life where I have wanted to share interesting stories that can be used by others to improve their own lives. With 22 years of educating youth and adults, I would like to shar ...

This podcast will focus on my perspectives on lots of random things that I’ve experienced and continue to ponder.

Join music nerd Eric Hasenjager as he goes on his spiritual and important quest to review EVERY one-hit wonder’s album on the face of the earth. He’ll give you a brief history lesson of the artist or band then review every track on and tell you if there is hidden gold or music mold on these one-hit wonder records.

A podcast about Blackness and how (re)connecting back to our native homeland(s) and connecting with our fellow Black people all across the globe, while also benefiting from the land we currently live in, could be good for your lives. As Black people, we have the opportunity to have the best of both worlds, this podcast shows you how and why.

The B.i.G (Black is Gold) Podcast is a show based on real world conversations that a lot of us in the black community may not want to have. And before you think this is a bashing black folks podcast, the hosts are two young black professionals breaking into new spaces and seeing new things. Mindsets like that don't have conventional opinions, but if you gives us an episode of two, I'm pretty sure you'll rock with us. Enjoy!https://linktr.ee/thebigpodcast

A podcast for Black Brits by Black Brits, covering everything from Ribena to reparations. Join Isaac (@AChildOf2Worlds) and Alegría (@helloalegria) as they discuss various issues affecting Black British people with a helping of banter along the way. Join in the conversation at #CarryDemGoChats!

Welcome to The Norwegian StoryTELLER A podcast with storytelling perspectives from the North. Hosted by Line Konstali, pardon my NorwEnglish I have always told other people’s stories. They have been able to use me as a tool to reach out. Now, I tell fragments of my own story. At the same time, I also give you perspectives I have gained from participating in all the stories that are told. I also encourage you to tell your own story. Because I have seen that the world needs these stories. So w ...

Hello, I am Emassin. Welcome to Propers Due! This is a podcast dedicated to the artists in Hip-Hop that have influenced our lives. You can find updates on my Instagram, YouTube and Twitter - @PropersDue. You can also find all my music on Emassin.com and SoundCloud.

Birth Stories in Color is a podcast for Black, Indigenous, Asian, Latino, and Multiracial individuals to share their birthing experiences - a space that specifically celebrates, mourns with and supports them and their transformation through birth. Birth Stories in Color also emphasizes the role of storytelling as a way to equip future parents. Listening to real birth stories is one way to discover the expected and unexpected parts of the journey. We realize that there are birth stories not b ...

Your Healing Nature features Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) who are reclaiming the outdoors to heal individual and/or collective trauma. The guest storytellers on this podcast include sponsored athletes, conservationists, outdoor educators, founders of for- and non-profits, urban farmers, creatives and so much more. These innovative, heart-centered individuals redefine the outdoors, the outside, in a way that diverges from what mainstream America has thought of as “the great outdoo ...

Now in its 31st year on CiTR, The Saturday Edge is my personal guide to world & roots music, with African, Latin and European music in the first half, followed by Celtic, Blues, Songwriters, Cajun and whatever else fits!

Real talk by women of colour – at times light, at times serious, but always honest #siscollective. Join BBC presenters Jessie Aru-Phillips, Letitia George, Aminata Kamara and Simone Riley.

‘Sales Intersection’, a podcast providing a medium where my guests and I can discuss where we derive meaning, fulfillment, and passion for sales. I've been in sales close to 20 years. My experience has been it's a profession that attracts some of the world's most colorful personalities but ironically sales people are graded on a the most black and white binding method that exists. You hit your quota, you're a good person. You don't, you're a bad person. My guests and I explore how to maximiz ...

With the natural hair movement changing the way black women think about what goes into our hair/body, we are seeing a rise in entrepreneurship within the black community with a real sentiment for organic, non-toxic, safe and synthetic free products. Our community is excited about supporting these endeavors as we realize the power of buying black and how important it is to use safe products that were made with our health in mind. There is a huge need for more Female Black Entrepreneurs and my ...

You're Not Finished is a mental health & wellness podcast hosted by Brittany Franklin. Integrating the Christian faith & mental health as well as talking about personal experiences, suicide prevention, & exposing barriers that add stigma to mental health & prevent people from healing. #YNF

The Vision: As young black women who have personally felt the lack of representation in Scotland, Zainab, Latifah, and Hadja aim to be the change they wish to see. Their vision is to create a platform that not only addresses the issues faced by young people, with special focus on ethnic minorities, but also provides an opportunity for others to learn about the cultural diversity thriving in Scotland. Project Goals: The team is driven by the desire to create a safe space where everyone, regar ...

AFROSAYA Podcast. We're an online media platform. We produce podcast shows and publish journals of news and culture. AFROSAYA The AfroLatino Podcast is produced by Alex Gutierrez. Alex has worked with Black communities in Latin America for more than 12 years. AFROSAYA Podcast is produced in English and in Spanish. AFROSAYA, also, advocates for access to education, health and justice for all. Occasionally, in AFROSAYA you will hear guest speakers who join us to share their personal stories an ...

Your doctor tells you “you’re normal, you’re fine,” or “this medication will solve the problem.” But, there’s a problem with the solution, because you don’t feel “fine” and part of you knows that there must be another way to look at “the problem”. Your health deserves a 2nd opinion. Join Dr. David Miller, Dr. Michelle Pobega, and other ND’s with the smarts and hearts to help you rethink medicine and take informed action on your health. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker ...

SociologistRay Speaking Truth to Power is hosted by Dr. Rashawn Ray. This podcast focuses on ways to build better race and gender relations by having candid conversations about racism, police-civilian relations, and men's treatment of women. Dr. Ray provides research, statistics, and policy solutions to promote civility and tolerance. Dr. Ray is Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Lab for Applied Social Science Research at University of Maryland. He has written and appeared ...

The Decolonizing Fitness Podcast is a resource for anyone who is interested in divesting from mainstream fitness culture and engaging in physical movement practices that are more affirming. Each week Ilya and Milanda discuss their unique experiences as practitioners in fitness and wellness and as people having to navigate the harm from these industries. They also interview guests, answer listener questions and provide an open environment for folks who want to learn ways to make their fitness ...

This podcast features 4 women hosts, who are all going through varied life experiences and bring their unique perspectives to topics ranging from today's news of politics, culture and their own personal lives. The hosts include Adriyanna (Hispy), Marilyn, Aubrie, and Shekinah.

Where Ya From? Podcast creates an atmosphere where all people—regardless of our differences—can openly discuss ideas, issues, culture, experiences, faith, and more so we can learn from each other and the Word of God. New episodes released weekly on Tuesdays. Where Ya From? Podcast is presented by the Voices Collection, a part of Our Daily Bread Ministries.

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The Secrets of Scotland Yard was a successful crime drama series, initially airing internationally between 1949 and 1951. Selected episodes finally came to a US radio network for a brief run much later in 1957 over the Mutual Broadcasting System. The series boasted well over one hundred episodes, one of which, "The Bone from A Voice Box", served as the prototype for another well remembered Towers of London dramatic series, The Black Museum. In both series, well-known actors were employed as ...