Best Whitney KnoxLee Podcasts (2024)

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44. Finding Balance and Success in the Creative Industry with Meah Denee Barrington 58:46

10h ago58:46

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Imagine transforming a small hobby into a full-time career and creating a platform that uplifts an entire community. That's precisely what creative entrepreneur, model and host Meah Denee Barrington did with the Reel Noire Network. In this episode, Meah recounts her journey from various roles in the film and digital media industry to becoming a ful…

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45. Taking Flight: Navigating Change and Chasing Dreams 1:01:57

2d ago1:01:57

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Dive into the world of drones as this episode follows a former corporate executive turned drone educator as she shares personal stories, advice, and inspiration for other women looking to make a major career shift and prioritize their mental health, family, and passions. In this episode of the Impostrix Podcast, host Whitney Knox Lee sits down with…

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43. Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Audacity: Lessons from a Legal Tech Entrepreneur 1:03:34

18d ago1:03:34

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Send us a text In this episode of the Impostrix Podcast, I sit down with Kisha Brown, Esq., the founder and CEO of Justis Connection, the first black attorney referral network in the country. Kisha shares her journey of being a practicing attorney to transitioning into the world of legal tech entrepreneurship. We discuss the importance of creating …

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42. Turning Coffee, Friendship, and Shared Values into the Black Coffee Company 1:02:02

25d ago1:02:02

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Send us a text Has your friend group ever daydreamed about going in to business together? Good idea or bad idea? Join us on the Impostrix Podcast as we sit down with Leonard Lightfoot, CFO and co-founder of the Black Coffee Company, to hear his experience building a thriving business with four of his closest friends. Leonard takes us through his jo…

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41. Minding My Black-Owned Startup Business with Roxann Smithers 55:49

1M ago55:49

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Send us a text What do new business owners need to know as they start their businesses? Let's find out in our Season 3 premier episode with featured guest Roxann Smithers! It's Black Business Month and we are celebrating with our Black Biz Mini-series sponsored by the Smithers Law Group! Kicking it off right are words of experience and wisdom from …

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40. Decoding Race, History, and Activism: From Human Migrations to Modern Movements with Dr. Jordan Knox 1:05:04

2M ago1:05:04

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Send us a text Could navigating the complexities of race and racial justice finally be as simple as recognizing a metaphorical open jar? Join me, Whitney, and my brother, Dr. Jordan Knox, on the Impostrix Podcast as we explore this compelling question. Dr. Knox, a scholar in African American Studies, brings his academic expertise to our discussion,…

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39. Exploring Racial Harm, Liberation, and the Elephant in the Room of Anti-Racism Movement's with Will Fullwood 54:47

3M ago54:47

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Send us a text This is our Season 2 finale episode and what a ride it's been! If you have enjoyed the season, please rate the show with 5 stars and leave a review! Ever wondered why the issue of racism hasn't been resolved? Join me, Whitney Knox Lee, on the Impostrix Podcast as I sit down with Will Fullwood, a Black gay man, college professor, and …

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38. Black Men Navigating Emotional Freedom and Mental Health with Harvey Laguerre 58:07

3M ago58:07

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Send us a text What if societal expectations and past traumas were the silent barriers holding Black men back from true emotional freedom? It's Men's Mental Health month and we are going to talk about it! Join us on the Impostrix Podcast as we sit down with Harvey Laguerre, the host of the Men Are the P.R.I.Z.E. podcast, to unravel this complex iss…

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37. Breaking the Stigma: Black Men and Mental Health Advocacy with Brock Williams 54:59

3M ago54:59

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Send us a text What does it mean to be a man? Is asking for help a sign of weakness? Is asking for help with mental health or other health concerns a sign of weakness? In this episode of the Impostrix Podcast, we have the privilege of hosting Brock Williams, a dedicated mental health advocate, poet, and author, who takes shares his journey coming t…

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36. The Throughline: Trauma Healing with Somatics and BDSM, Accessibility at Work, and Increasing Capacity to Thrive with Jayden Aubryn 56:21

4M ago56:21

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Send us a text Explicit Content Warning: Yep. We talk about BDSM. This episode is not for your family car ride. Enjoy! This conversation twists and turns but we promise, there is a throughline! For this episode I am joined by Jayden Aubryn, MSW, LICSW and founder of TISE Consulting and Therapy out of Seattle, WA. Jayden is a Black, queer, non-binar…

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35. Finding The Way To Mental Wellbeing After Experiencing Racial Toxicity at Work with Shawnti Refuge 55:23

4M ago55:23

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Send us a Text Message. How do Black women navigate the minefield of workplace microaggressions while maintaining their mental health? We continue to honor mental health awareness month with this episode featuring Shawnti Refuge, a certified mental health coach, motivational speaker, and author. Shawnti joins us to share her journey and strategies …

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34. From Homelessness to Global Impact Through Resilience and Mental Health Advocacy with Difernt 55:06

4M ago55:06

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Send us a text Trigger Warning: This episode discusses mental health and mental illness, including thoughts of suicide. This episode also contains mentions of and refers to sexual assault. Please take care of yourself and opt out of listening to this episode or fast forward through parts where needed. ============================== MENTAL HEALTH RE…

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33. Our Journeys Uncovering Identity, Ambitions, and the Humor in Between with Kendra Beltran 52:11

4M ago52:11

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Send us a text This episode is a shared journey through the complexities of who we are and who we aspire to be. Whitney sits down with Kendra, the creator of Crushgasm Podcast, and together they peel back the layers of imposter syndrome where it entwines with race and their personal passions. Kendra shares about her experiences with emo and pop-pun…

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32. Women's Health, Self Advocacy and Having Boundaries At Work with Tanya Ambrose 54:51

5M ago54:51

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Send us a text In this episode Whitney is joined by her good friend Tanya to discuss women's health. Tanya is a doula, a non-profit founder, and a public health professional currently pursuing her graduate degree. You may recognize Tanya from a between-season crossover event where Whitney released an episode from the Tea with Tanya podcast for our …

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31. Turning Traumas into Treasures: Stories of Resilience and Recovery Crossover Episode 1:03:14

5M ago1:03:14

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Send us a text Embarking on the profound intersection of mental health and societal barriers, Whitney is joined by life coach and co-host of the Pandora's Awareness Podcast, Asher Wright to interview Marlon Bacote. Together, we peel back the layers of cultural stigmas that shroud the struggles of Black men seeking vulnerability in a world where it'…

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30. From Prison to Promotions: A Story of Intention, Ambition, and Self-Acceptance with Martin Lockett 1:09:05

5M ago1:09:05

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Send us a text Feeling like an imposter and having self-doubt are common experiences, even for individuals who have achieved significant success. In this episode, Martin Lockett, who in just a couple years transitioned from being incarcerated to earning a director role in a nonprofit organization, candidly shared his personal struggles with imposte…

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29. Building a Career After Incarceration with Waleisah Wilson 1:06:53

5M ago1:06:53

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Send us a text Whitney is joined by Waleisah Wilson, a friend and colleague, in this really real episode on what it is like navigating life and career after incarceration.Waleisah Wilson is a dedicated criminal justice reform activist and organizer. She staunchly supports efforts that address disability justice, ending solitary confinement and mass…

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28. Prioritizing Women Impacted by Incarceration with Gabrielle Perry 1:01:16

6M ago1:01:16

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Send us a text The Second Chances Mini-Series spotlights four people who are finding their way after incarceration and who have been able to build a career doing what they love. This mini-series are their stories. Up first is Gabrielle Perry, MPH. Thank you, Gabrielle, for sharing your very personal story with us. In this powerful podcast episode, …

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27. Bodybuilding, The Black Tax, and Generational Differences at Work with Shou Alexandre 1:03:51

6M ago1:03:51

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Send us a text Whitney is joined by fellow podcaster Shou Alexandre to have a winding conversation covering Shous body building journey, being a good employee, describing workplace dynamics known to some as the Black tax, and generational differences that exist in the modern workplace. The conversation explores the impact of race and gender on how …

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26. Unpacking the "Angry Black Woman" Narrative and Self-Preservation with Julia Washington 48:36

6M ago48:36

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Send us a text Whitney Knox Lee and guest Julia Washington continue their conversation unpacking common narratives about Black women. This time using scenes from the Amazon Prime original show "Harlem" to discuss the "angry Black woman" stereotype and the balancing act Black women face as they try not to overshoot their mark on being strong. (Fans …

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25. Strong Black Woman with Julia Washington 1:00:45

6M ago1:00:45

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Send us a text What is the stereotype of the strong Black woman and how does it show up in every day life? In this episode, Whitney is joined by fellow podcast hostess Julia Washington to discuss the portrayal of Black women in media and the tropes or stereotypical roles that Black women are assigned, the challenges this raises and the impact it ca…

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24. Black Women Don't Owe You Likeability... And Other Reflections on Misogynoir 1:02:33

6M ago1:02:33

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Send us a Text Message. Black women encounter unique challenges in the workplace, particularly concerning likability and stereotypes that can significantly impact their professional experiences. In this episode, Dr. Katrina Gipson joins Whitney to explore how Black women are often forced to navigate misogynoir - hatred or prejudice against Black wo…

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23. The Labor Movement, Black Labor, and the Call to Organize Beyond Boundaries 53:02

7M ago53:02

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Send us a text In this episode, Whitney is joined by Aime-Josiane ("AJ") Powell-Ingabire (they/them), a passionate activist and organizer, to discuss their journey and insights working within and alongside labor union organizers throughout the US. Here are three key takeaways from our conversation: Courage Needed. AJ shared valuable insights into t…

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22. History: How Caribbean People have Influenced Black American Culture w/ Alexandria Miller 55:10

7M ago55:10

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Send us a text Let's talk history y'all, and jump into the vibrant tapestry of how Caribbean people have had a profound impact on Black culture and the civil rights movement in the United States. In this episode, we had the pleasure of conversing with the brilliant Alexandria Miller, a Jamaican American doctoral student and host of Strictly Facts P…

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21. Black Spaces with Talib Jasir 53:27

7M ago53:27

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Send us a text Black spaces are so important. For many people in the United States, the default space is white space. In this conversation, we discuss the importance of Black spaces and the various ways that lack of Black spaces can impact Black professionals. Our guest is Talib Jasir, founder and CEO of Afros and Audio Podcast Festival, builder an…

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44. Finding Balance and Success in the Creative Industry with Meah Denee Barrington 58:46

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45. Taking Flight: Navigating Change and Chasing Dreams 1:01:57

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43. Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Audacity: Lessons from a Legal Tech Entrepreneur 1:03:34

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42. Turning Coffee, Friendship, and Shared Values into the Black Coffee Company 1:02:02

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41. Minding My Black-Owned Startup Business with Roxann Smithers 55:49

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40. Decoding Race, History, and Activism: From Human Migrations to Modern Movements with Dr. Jordan Knox 1:05:04

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39. Exploring Racial Harm, Liberation, and the Elephant in the Room of Anti-Racism Movement's with Will Fullwood 54:47

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38. Black Men Navigating Emotional Freedom and Mental Health with Harvey Laguerre 58:07

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37. Breaking the Stigma: Black Men and Mental Health Advocacy with Brock Williams 54:59

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36. The Throughline: Trauma Healing with Somatics and BDSM, Accessibility at Work, and Increasing Capacity to Thrive with Jayden Aubryn 56:21

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35. Finding The Way To Mental Wellbeing After Experiencing Racial Toxicity at Work with Shawnti Refuge 55:23

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34. From Homelessness to Global Impact Through Resilience and Mental Health Advocacy with Difernt 55:06

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33. Our Journeys Uncovering Identity, Ambitions, and the Humor in Between with Kendra Beltran 52:11

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32. Women's Health, Self Advocacy and Having Boundaries At Work with Tanya Ambrose 54:51

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31. Turning Traumas into Treasures: Stories of Resilience and Recovery Crossover Episode 1:03:14

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30. From Prison to Promotions: A Story of Intention, Ambition, and Self-Acceptance with Martin Lockett 1:09:05

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29. Building a Career After Incarceration with Waleisah Wilson 1:06:53

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28. Prioritizing Women Impacted by Incarceration with Gabrielle Perry 1:01:16

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27. Bodybuilding, The Black Tax, and Generational Differences at Work with Shou Alexandre 1:03:51

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26. Unpacking the "Angry Black Woman" Narrative and Self-Preservation with Julia Washington 48:36

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25. Strong Black Woman with Julia Washington 1:00:45

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24. Black Women Don't Owe You Likeability... And Other Reflections on Misogynoir 1:02:33

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23. The Labor Movement, Black Labor, and the Call to Organize Beyond Boundaries 53:02

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22. History: How Caribbean People have Influenced Black American Culture w/ Alexandria Miller 55:10

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21. Black Spaces with Talib Jasir 53:27

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