Podcasts about black girls

Shante is the CEO of Black Girls In Color. BGIC is a safe space curated for black girls to love and be loved. Their mission is for black girls to embrace color through fashion, food and to surround themselves with like-minded individuals. "We radiant love and beauty and I wanted to celebrate that loudly and proudly."   Connect with sis @blackgirlsincolor_ & @shant365   Follow the Aye Yo Sis! community on IG @ayeyosiscommunity & join the community at www.ayeyosis.com   Get 10% off on your Aye Yo Sis! Merch using Discount Code: AYS23 Aye Yo Sis! Podcast is Produced by Podbear  

“When people come in and talk about stress, I find that it's actually anxiety they are facing.'”   - Subrena Hicks Did you know that anxiety is the most common mental health issue in the world? Moreover, other studies say that 1 in 5 adults don't receive therapy services to address their mental health. In today's episode, Dr. Michelle Robin invites licensed therapist Subrena Hicks to share her mission on breaking the stigmas around mental health. She'll share insights about what she's been noticing with stress and anxiety today – and why there are repercussions in the body when we aren't able to understand which one we're experiencing. She'll also explain why many adults struggle with anxiety and why therapy can help them develop the right coping skills to lessen the buildup of anxiety in the body. Subrena ends the show with some tips around kids and mental health, providing some guidance on when parents should consider therapy for them. She'll discuss why we need to be teaching the younger generations that it's okay to start talking about what's going on, labeling their feelings, and finding someone outside of the family who can model these tools for them.  About Today's Guest:  Subrena Hicks is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Kansas. She strives to provide a safe, non-judgmental environment while showing compassion to help identify current life stresses, and create new, healthier patterns. She believes in helping people overcome life's struggles by focusing on each person's individual needs, and meeting people where they are at. She received her bachelor's in business administration and management from Friends University and completed her Master of Arts in Counseling at MidAmerica Nazarene University in 2016. She is currently a Nationally Certified Counselor and works with a variety of clients such as individuals, couples, families, and adolescents. Her treatment approach to therapy is Experiential and attachment based.  Mentioned in the Episode:  Love in Gray Counseling website  Love in Gray Counseling Therapy Toolbox  Love in Gray Facebook page  Loving What Is by Byron Katie  Big Shifts Foundation  Counseling at Your Wellness Connection  Quadrants of Well-Being  Hoffman Process  Feelings and Emotion Chart for Kids  PsychologyToday.com to find a therapist in your area  Therapy for Black Girls 

It's still Mental Health Awareness Month and in honor of that, I'm featuring a cross-over episode with the Black Girl Burnout Podcast hosted by Kelley Bonner. The article mentioned: click here to read!   Easy Ways to Support Be Well,Sis: Join us on Instagram! Leave us a 5

Witch school is in session. adrienne interviews the resplendent Omisade Burney-Scott, curator of the Black Girl's Guide to Surviving Menopause, doula, priestess of Ifa, and Black southern mama. Omisade talks about the magic of place and relationship, the witchcraft of knowing beaten paths from bushwhacking, and the practice of protection. --- ⁠⁠SUPPORT OUR SHOW! - ⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/Endoftheworldshow --- ⁠⁠TRANSCRIPT⁠⁠ --- Music by Tunde Olaniran and Mother Cyborg --- HTS ESSENTIALS ⁠⁠SUPPORT Our Show on Patreon⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/Endoftheworldshow⁠⁠ ⁠⁠PEEP us on IG⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/endoftheworldpc/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠TWEET @ us⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/endoftheworldPC --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/how-to-survive-the-end-of-the-world/message

Tasha and I met in 2018 while working Summit 21, presented by Blavity and 21Ninety. I was volunteering and she was WORKING. I was drawn to her focus and her ability to remain calm in such a busy time. Since we connected a few years ago, Tasha has founded Black Girls In Media, a networking organization commited to support and uplift minority women in the media industry and we're talking about in on today's episode. Here's what you can expect:  How she started the Black Girls in Media Community and her long-term goal for the organization How she harmonizes her work at HBO and her work at Black Girls in Media Tasha's advice for genuinely expanding our network Creating connections vs. staying connected  What we do with the guilt feelings we've felt around "rest" How creating community adds value to your job hunt  How you can get involved with Black Girls in Media and why this work is important to Tasha  The secret to getting what you want (no matter what)  How Tasha relates dating to her job hunting approach  Her affirmations and how they help her (& her Virgo) stay grounded  Tasha's book recommendations for aspiring and current media leaders  I'm so thankful that I get to tell these stories

Media often tends to focus on and center emaciated, thin, young white adolescents who are hospitalized due to medical complications of malnourishment when speaking on the topic of eating disorders. We don't often hear stories of Black girls with anorexia, Black men struggling with body image, Black families and the impact of these narrow stereotypes on limiting care and life-saving access to care. Today's episode was recorded almost half a year ago, but it still rings so important. Mimi talks with Dr. Erikka Dzirasa, MD about messages we received around mental health growing up and our work as Black healthcare providers in the eating disorder field. *The title was tricky for me to think about, I wanted to capture how Black children experience eating disorders because the narrative is lacking. I also wanted to capture that little Black girls and Black men and non-binary and trans Black people experience eating disorders. Blackness and eating disorders aren't mutually exclusive. I landed on Black Young Girls because that is the experience I can speak to the most and we need more voices. And also, one podcast episode doesn't capture the whole Black experience of eating disorders, there is so much complexity. So just narrowing in on some aspects here. I've also since read the book, It's Always Been Ours by Jessica Wilson, MS, RD, which has been absolutely incredible, I highly recommend reading! We talk about.. Black families and eating disorder care Messages prominent in many Black families around mental health The need for more representation within the field of eating disorder care How stereotypes lead to lack of early diagnosis and are life-threatening Dr. Dzirasa's leadership positions within Arise and Project HEAL, and the importance of diversity within organizations providing care Erikka Dzirasa, MD, MPH, DFAACAP is a double-board certified Child and Adult Psychiatrist who brings more than 10 years of deep expertise in eating disorders and mental health since first seeking out specialized training while in Duke University's residency and fellowship programs. She previously served as the Medical Director of an Eating Disorders specialty hospital system, leading policy and program development to deliver high-quality, effective care in their intensive outpatient (IOP) and partial hospitalization programs (PHP), residential and inpatient units for people living with eating disorders. Erikka is currently Chair of the Board of Directors of Project HEAL, a leading eating disorder nonprofit breaking down systemic barriers and providing education and supportive resources to people of all identities and background experiencing eating disorders. She is a partner in Catalyst Therapeutic Services, a private practice in Durham, NC and a Consulting Associate at Duke University Medical Center. As a mental health advocate, she also serves on the Race, Ethnicity and Equity committee for the North Carolina Psychiatric Association, and is the immediate Past President of the North Carolina Council of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. Dr. Dzirasa earned her Bachelor of Science at Spelman College, Master of Public Health in Health Care and Leadership at UNC Chapel Hill, and her Doctor of Medicine at Duke University School of Medicine. She is also a certified yoga instructor.  Find Dr. Dzirasa at: IG: @dr.erikka Arise: www.wearearise.com/about Find Mimi at: Main IG: @the.lovelybecoming Podcast IG: @lovelybecomingpodcast Website: www.mimi-cole.com

Hillarie Maddox is an entrepreneur, homesteader, and the creator of Black Girl Country Living—a magazine and podcast. Her work is all about helping people "return home to Mama Nature," through media, storytelling, and re-wilding experiences. Moving to the country and growing food during the pandemic was a life-changing experience for her and her family, and now she wants to give that to others.Hillarie and show host Neal discuss their shared home of Whidbey Island in Puget Sound and how Hillarie's family adjusted to life there during the pandemic. They discuss how empowering it's been for Hillarie, as a Black woman, to claim and celebrate her family's historical connection to farming and the land, and how BIPOC people sometimes feel unsafe recreating in rural areas. For more information about Hillarie's work, visit blackgirlcountryliving.com.For more information about Latitude Regenerative Real Estate's upcoming annual gathering, visit chooselatitude.com/gathering.

S7: Ep 13 In this episode, Felicia is joined by Natalie Gullatt, President of the Black Marketers Association of America, to discuss the unique challenges faced by US at work. The post Lies, Bias, and Black Girl Magic: Surviving the Workplace with Natalie Gullatt first appeared on Trill MBA Show.

After over 2 years and 100 episodes its easy for some of these stories to be missed and so this week we are re-uploading three episodes of missing women we covered in 2021. These women are still missing and their stories still need your attention. Afterthoughts for these episodes available May 11th Where is Jennifer Blackmon? In December 2020, Jennifer Blackmon vanished from River Rogue, Michigan. Jennifer has now been missing for 2 years and her family is desperate to find her. The Disappearance Of Darian Hudson What happened to Darian? In October 2017, 23-year-old Darian Hudson disappeared from Stillwater, OK. She's been missing for over 5 years and her family is desperate for answers. The Disappearance Of Ali Gilmore *Update* In February 2006, 30-year old Ali Gilmore disappeared from Tallahassee, FL. At the time she disappeared Ali was 4 months pregnant. On the night she vanished Ali left work and was never seen or heard from again. 17 years later Ali is still missing. What happened to Ali Gilmore? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dennis is joined via Zoom by Vincent Paterson, director, choreographer, dancer, actor and now co-author of a book about his life and career entitled Icons & Instincts: Choreographing and Directing Entertainment's Biggest Stars. Dennis had so many questions for Vincent about working with icons like Michael Jackson, Madonna, Shirley MacLaine and the Mandrell SIsters that the interview lasted for over two hours. So ithis one's going to be a two-parter.   In this episode, Part 1, Vincent talks about what inspired him to write the book, growing up with an alcoholic father in a small town in Pennsylvania and falling in love with dance in his mid 20's. He also discusses the tragic murder of his first lover in Tucson, AZ, the psychic interventions that helped him move out to LA and his earliest dance jobs working with stars like Olivia Newton-John in the "Totally Hot" video. He also talks about his long creative relationship with Michael Jackson, working first as a dancer in the “Beat It” and “Thriller” videos then choreographing Michael's epic “Smooth Criminal” video, which features that gravity-defying lean move that Dennis had several questions about. Other topics include: why choreographers need and deserve a union, saving pieces of floor from the "Thriller Room" the late great Debbie Reynolds Dance Studio in North Hollywood, what it was like to be part of the L.A. dance community during the AIDS crisis, talking about sex and masturbation with Michael Jackson, hanging out with Bubbles the Chimp and what Vincent thinks about when he hears a Michael Jackson song today. We get deep into Madonna and much more in Part 2.    http://www.vincentpaterson.com  

Jordan A. Madison, LCMFT, is a licensed clinical marriage and family therapist in Maryland and DC. She owns and practices at Therapy Is My J.A.M., LLC, a private practice that helps individuals and couples heal from their pasts to understand their present and create the future they desire. She is Prepare/Enrich certified, and also trained in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy.She received her BA in psychology from Spelman College, and MS in couple and family therapy from the University of Maryland. She recently authored The CBT Journal for Mental Health, which is available on Amazon. Outside of being a therapist, she is a blog writer for Therapy for Black Girls, and was a recurring guest co-host on the Because Life with Sydel podcast.She is passionate about reducing the stigmas around mental health and therapy, especially within the Black community. She uses her Instagram platform to promote conversations and educate others on building and maintaining healthy relationships, as well as normalizing and prioritizing self care.In this episode, we explore the topics of financial self-care, couples issues revolving finances, normalizing therapy within the Black community, finding self-care practices that fit your lifestyle, and more.FOLLOW JORDAN:INSTAGRAM: @therapyismyjamWEBSITE: www.therapyismyjam.comCBT Journal for Mental HealthSTAY CONNECTED:INSTA: @trustandthriveTIKOK:@trustandthriveTWITTER: @trustandthriveFACEBOOK: bit.ly/FBtaramontWEBSITE: www.tara-mont.com EMAIL: trustandthrive@gmail.com

As if winning the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee and holding three Guinness World Records weren't already huge accomplishments, now Zaila Avant-Garde is adding the title of author to her name. She stops by and chats with Melissa about “It's Not Bragging If It's True: How to Be Awesome At Life” which is out now, and the upcoming Children's Book, “Words of Wonder: From Z to A,” which is out June 27th.

As if winning the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee and holding three Guinness World Records weren't already huge accomplishments, now Zaila Avant-Garde is adding the title of author to her name. She stops by and chats with Melissa about “It's Not Bragging If It's True: How to Be Awesome At Life” which is out now, and the upcoming Children's Book, “Words of Wonder: From Z to A,” which is out June 27th.

I talk to artist Elayna Speight about her art, her influences, and favorite cartoons growing up. You can find her at http://thinkinkeddesigns.com/ and on Instagram at http://instagram.com/thinkinkedart --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carl-liggins/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carl-liggins/support

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and to celebrate, we're featuring a cross-over series with one of my favorite podcasts- Black Girl Burnout. For the next few episodes, I'm in the guest seat, and you'll learn a bit more about my experience with burnout, how burnout impacts you physically, and more. Tune in to the Black Girl Burnout podcast on all streaming platforms!   Be Well, Sis Partners: Athletic Greens– Redeem your offer for 1 year of high-quality Vitamin D + 5 free travel packs   BetterHelp: Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/bewellsis Let's Get Checked: If you want to feel more empowered in your health and wellness and get tested at home, visit trylgc.com/bewellsis and get 25% off your test using code BEWELLSIS    

On this episode of the Grown Women podcast, Bri and Chelsi dive into the first part of their Buddy Read series with a review and discussion of "Black Girls Must Die Exhausted" by Jayne Allen. The novel explores the life of Tabitha Walker, a young woman struggling to balance her personal and professional life while facing societal pressures and expectations. Bri and Chelsi share their thoughts on the book's themes of fertility, relationships (both romantic and friendly) mental health, self-care, and the intersectionality of race and gender. Join the conversation as the hosts provide their unique perspectives on the book's characters, plot, and overall impact. Whether you're a fan of the novel or curious about exploring new works by black female authors, this episode is a must-listen for all grown women. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grownwomen/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grownwomen/support

This week, BGG host Amara joined the experts at the Real Crime Profile Podcast to discuss the murders of 3 sisters Zi'Ariel Robinson Oliver, 9, Amiyah Hughes, 8 and Temari Robinson Oliver, 5 from Atlanta, Texas. The siblings were found in a pond in July 2022, but it took 8 months for an autopsy to reveal that the sisters were strangled. Since the news broke, no information has been released, the mainstream news media has not picked up this story, no suspects have been named and no one has been arrested. So where is the outrage for them? Part 2 of this conversation will be available May 3rd on the Real Crime Profile Podcast www.realcrimeprofile.com Listen wherever you get your podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From crossover couples to extremely depressing labor conditions for reality TV stars, we're breaking down all the news and gossip with stand-up comedian and power recapper, Dave Neal! In this episode we cover… New relationships in the reality TV worldMichelle Young's 2 Black Girls, 1 Rose appearanceChris Harrison's beef with Mike FleissUnaired Love Is Blind engagementsAllegations of poor labor conditions during early Love Is Blind seasons

Danielle Prescod is the author of the bestselling book Token Black Girl and cofounder of 2BG Consulting which aims to help fashion and beauty brands and influencers on their anti-racism journeys.  Before she moved out of NYC to New Orleans and published her book, she was a fifteen-year veteran of the beauty and fashion industry, most recently the style director of BET.com and previously held positions at Nylon, Elle, InStyle. She went to school in Greenwich, Connecticut, and was one of just three Black girls in her graduating class. She writes: “I remember that the reality of Blackness settled onto me like a terminal illness. I desperately wondered how I could get rid of it so I could just be like everyone else. It distressed me that I would never be ‘cured' of it and could never escape it.” She says it all got worse when she went to work in the fashion and beauty space. Her dieting became an eating disorder and her trendy workplaces re-created the racial traumas of her youth.  So much of Danielle's book is about identity— the one you assume but also the one the world assumes for you.  She writes “Your identity and self-awareness evolves slowly over time, both subtly and overtly in how you decide to show up in the world. But it can also be dictated, unfairly at times, by how the world sees you. that's especially true “if you find yourself to be a woman – and even more so if you find yourself to be a woman of color.”  Follow @danielleprescod and on TikTok @danielleprescod7 Purchase her book: bit.ly/3BxvshU

In this episode, we have a very special guest, Cynthia Bailey, an American model, actress, and reality television personality with a history far deeper than The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Cynthia joins us to share her story, offer advice for success, and celebrate the unique value and power of black women. Throughout the episode, Cynthia opens up about her personal journey, from growing up in Alabama to pursuing a successful career in the entertainment industry. She discusses the challenges faced along the way and the lessons she learned about perseverance, resilience, and self-love. Throughout the conversation, Cynthia's warmth, humor, and wisdom shine through, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to be inspired, uplifted, and empowered. So tune in to "Monuments To Me" and join us as we celebrate the beauty and brilliance of black women with the ultimate MVP, Cynthia Bailey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello and welcome back to the Black Girl healing Podcast. This episode I decided to do a short story time on when my Primary Care Physician tried to put me on Antidepressants. It was very jarring at first and made me feel a way. However, this is a journey, and I'm just glad that I have you all to share it with. I hope you all enjoy this episode and sound off in the comments: If you've even been placed on meds and how it made you feel about you. Did it help you in your opinion, or did it make things worse mentally, physically and emotionally? What else did you try instead of meds? Link to Youtube is available down below. https://youtu.be/vc-d48NJ0Zw --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackgirlhealing/support

Interview with Actress Danielle Moné Truitt on her ONE-WOMAN PLAY "3: BLACK GIRL BLUES" playing May 19 - June 4, 2023 at the Hudson Theatre Los Angeles. www.latheatrebites.com

With so many platforms it can be hard to keep track of the latest pop culture trends. So this week we're sharing pods to keep you current by rounding up the best in pop culture. First, we'll meet MC Sha-Rock. You may not know her name, but she's an integral part of hip-hop history. Her group the Funky 4 + 1 More was one of the first rap groups to ever perform on national TV. But shortly after, her career hit the glass ceiling. Louder Than A Riot explores how Sha-Rock's legacy got buried in the hip-hop archive. Then we look at the origins of another hip hop icon Drake. But we're not talking about his mixtape. We're talking about his performance on Degrassi: The Next Generation:The podcast Back Issue asks "Do you remember the teen show that made you fall in love with teen shows?" From there we change lanes from hip hop to 90s pop. In a clip from Switched on Pop, we'll hear from Seal himself on how his timeless hit "Kiss from a Rose" became a surprising, but enduring classic. Yes, the Batman Forever soundtrack was an integral part of the song's legacy (thank you, Joel Schumacher). Plus: we look into the rise of TV rewatch podcasts. Why are they so popular and why does every celeb seem to have one? Featuring: Switched On Pop: "Kiss From a Rose" is one of the most unusual number one hits of all time. Seal's song can't decide if it's in minor or major, it uses an old-fashioned waltz rhythm, and its lush orchestration and elaborate vocal harmonies support mysterious lyrics about a "greying tower alone on the sea." Seal himself wasn't sure about the song, and needed some convincing to include the composition on his 1994 album SEAL II." Louder Than a Riot: "In 1981, MC Sha-Rock and her group, the Funky 4 + 1, were invited to perform on Saturday Night Live. It was one of the first nationally televised rap performances ever, expanding the reach of the nascent genre to mainstream audiences who might never have heard or seen it before. It was almost certainly the first time many viewers had seen a woman rapping. But little did SNL's audience know that Sha-Rock was hiding something — for the sake of the group's continued success, and for her own survival." Frontburner: "As a kid in the Winnipeg suburb of Transcona, Tyson Smith was obsessed with hockey and the Winnipeg Jets. He dreamed of being a professional goaltender. Decades later, Smith – now known as "Kenny Omega" – has made his way to the Jets' home arena for a different reason: he's performing as a professional wrestler. Omega joined Front Burner host Jayme Poisson to discuss the culture of wrestling in Winnipeg, his path to fame in Japan, his push to expand inclusivity and storytelling in the sport, and swirling rumours about what he'll do next." Back Issue: Josh Gwynn is joined by Amil Niazi to revisit Degrassi: The Next Generation. Does the show stand up? Or did it age about as well the the cottage cheese you forgot in the back of the fridge? 2 Black Girls, 1 Rose: Time for a reality TV deep dive. If you watched season 3 of Love is Blind, then you may have had a lot of questions for Zanab Jaffrey. Co-hosts and real-life BFFs Justine Kay and Natasha Scott-Reichel did too. Here they dig deep on "the cuties debacle," Zanab's experience as a woman of colour dating a white man on TV, their epic wedding breakup, and more! For more podcast recommendations visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/podcastplaylist To share your fave podcast email us: podcastplaylist@cbc.ca

Born in Equatorial Guinea, Monica Macias grew up in Pyongyang, North Korea, under the guardianship of the communist country's then-leader Kim Il Sung. Kim was a close friend of her father, who later became the dictator president of a newly independent Equatorial Guinea. ‘Black Girl from Pyongyang' is Monica's remarkable memoir about identity, versions of the truth and finding meaning in the places that we call home. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tyra sits down and chats with Burnout Specialist Kelley Bonner to discuss what burn out is, how it looks for Black women, and how we can stop the cycle. This episode is also available on the Affirmations for Black Girls Youtube Channel. Athletic Greens is giving you a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase. www.athleticgreens.com/affirmations     Subscribe to the pod! https://anchor.fm/affirmationsforblackgirls/subscribe This week's affirmation is: “There is more, and more, and still more.” Join the Book Club https://shop.tyrathecreative.com/53a2ec Resources Self Reflection Deck: Get It Here Listen to the For Life's Rainy Day Playlist  Wanna give therapy a try? Use BetterHelp: https://rebrand.ly/6ulm6zk  COMMUNITY CONNECTION FORM: https://forms.gle/m4AD2YaYbGhd8gEv6 Sign Up for our Newsletter! Shop the AFBG Merch!  Ask a Question Send me a message: affirmationsforblackgirls@gmail.com Our P.O Box: TYRA MORRISON P.O. BOX 674 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91603 Please Rate, Review, and Subscribe to the podcast to always hear the latest affirmations from your favorite Black Girl! Follow Us on Instagram: Affirmations for Black Girls Insta Follow Us on Twitter: Affirmations for Black Girls Twitter  Follow Us on Youtube: Affirmations for Black Girls Youtube

What's up b*tches!! This episode has been highly anticipated - just like the reunion of Love is Blind! The difference? Me and Bri are not about to let you down! This week I am joined by my other favorite Bri - the second Bri I connected with on the East Coast all thanks to Bri Nunn who we all already know & love on this pod!! She has her own podcast, "Black Girl Can't Cook" and we have both been eating up this juicy season of LIB and excited to recap the wedding + reunion for all of you. If you all love Bri on this guest episode, you will love her podcast so please check it out, leave her a review & subscribe just like I ask that you do for me :) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/positivelyuncensored/message

It's National Poetry Month! I am so excited to share a series of Black Girl Poems by yours truly! Art is an important medium for human growth and processing! As these poems post each week, I hope you'll see yourself somewhere in them and in that representation, you experience space to process some of the more difficult experiences you have had as a black woman. Today's poem is entitled The Parting Gift. I hope you enjoy this Black Girl Poetry series!*Explicit language alert*If you have daddy issues or have lost someone you love, this could be triggeringIf you need a therapist and you are located in Maryland, I can help. Find me at...lovewellfamilytherapy.comInstagramFacebookCoursesTherapy in Maryland

In today's episode, we're joined by Nikki Donnell, founder of Black Girl Budget, to discuss the following topics:The importance of budgeting for achieving financial stabilityCommon mistakes to avoid when creating a budgetEffective methods for tracking your expensesManaging unexpected costs and social pressures to spendAdvice for staying on track with your budgeting goalsAs a passionate advocate for financial empowerment, Nikki's insights and expertise will help you take control of your finances and achieve your goals with confidence. So whether you're a seasoned budgeting pro or just starting out on your financial journey, you won't want to miss this engaging and informative conversation with the founder of Black Girl Budget.Black Girl Budgethttps://www.blackgirlbudget.comInstagram Link Econix Linkshttps://linktr.ee/econixFinally, if this show has impacted you in a positive way please consider supporting below. Thanks!Support The Show--------------------------

Thank you for listening! Today's question: As you think about where you're headed, what kind of support do you need?Mental health resources:TWLOHA Find Help ToolTherapy for Black Girls, Find A TherapistAccounts to follow:Nedra Tawwab on InstagramMinaa B on InstagramLisa Olivera on InstagramAundi Kolber on Instagram__Thank you for listening! If you enjoy what you hear, here are some ways to support the show:1-Share with a friend or on social media!2-Leave a rating/review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify3-Check out my latest book4-Download my app, Storyteller5-Check out my Skillshare class (get one free month when you click this link)!**This link is an affiliate link, meaning that I earn a small commission when you sign up for the free month trial6-Subscribe on Substack!

Thank you for listening! Today's question: As you think about where you're headed, what kind of support do you need?Mental health resources:TWLOHA Find Help ToolTherapy for Black Girls, Find A TherapistAccounts to follow:Nedra Tawwab on InstagramMinaa B on InstagramLisa Olivera on InstagramAundi Kolber on Instagram__Thank you for listening! If you enjoy what you hear, here are some ways to support the show:1-Share with a friend or on social media!2-Leave a rating/review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify3-Check out my latest book4-Download my app, Storyteller5-Check out my Skillshare class (get one free month when you click this link)!**This link is an affiliate link, meaning that I earn a small commission when you sign up for the free month trial6-Subscribe on Substack!

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Educator and successful businesswoman, Erica Robertson, discusses life on Detroit's mean streets and opportunities created by the Navy for her with host Jim Fausone.

In this edition, we feature our third episode in special series featuring Black outdoor activists, adventures, and entrepreneurs in a conversation with Tiffany Blount, founder of Black Girls Boulder. Support the show

Let's chat! Tyra answers some deep reflection questions in real time on today's episode. Self-Reflection is a daily practice that deepens your relationship with yourself and Tyra is showing you first hand how she's been able to get to know herself a little better! Grab your notebooks and a pen for this episode!  Parade is giving you 35% off the entire site if you use my code AFFIRMATIONSSALE Enter that code at checkout, or go to  yourparade.com/AFFIRMATIONSSALE to shop today. Subscribe to the pod! https://anchor.fm/affirmationsforblackgirls/subscribe This week's affirmation is: “I release self-criticism and choose self-love” Journal Prompts From today's episode: What feels impossible today that would shock me to accomplish in a year? (Write it down and date it.) What can I be kinder towards myself for today? Which one of my mistakes taught me the most this past year? What did it teach me? What have I been sensitive to lately? Join ClassPass and get 20 FREE Credits on me: https://classpass.com/refer/D2IODS3419 We're Not Really Strangers:  Break Up Cards Self Reflection Kit Join the Book Club https://shop.tyrathecreative.com/53a2ec Resources Listen to the For Life's Rainy Day Playlist  Wanna give therapy a try? Use BetterHelp: https://rebrand.ly/6ulm6zk  COMMUNITY CONNECTION FORM: https://forms.gle/m4AD2YaYbGhd8gEv6 Sign Up for our Newsletter! Shop the AFBG Merch!  Ask a Question Send me a message: affirmationsforblackgirls@gmail.com Our P.O Box: TYRA MORRISON P.O. BOX 674 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91603 Please Rate, Review, and Subscribe to the podcast to always hear the latest affirmations from your favorite Black Girl! Follow Us on Instagram: Affirmations for Black Girls Insta Follow Us on Twitter: Affirmations for Black Girls Twitter  Follow Us on Youtube: Affirmations for Black Girls Youtube

It's National Poetry Month! I am so excited to share a series of Black Girl Poems by yours truly! Art is an important medium for human growth and processing! As these poems post each week, I hope you'll see yourself somewhere in them and in that representation, you experience space to process some of the more difficult experiences you have had as a black woman. Today's poem is entitled Letters to a Young Me. I hope you enjoy this Black Girl Poetry series!If you need a therapist and you are located in Maryland, I can help. Find me at...lovewellfamilytherapy.comInstagramFacebookCoursesTherapy in Maryland

In this week's episode, join us in Radically Loved as Omisade Burney-Scott tells us how to normalize difficult conversations about aging and menopause.Aging is a natural transition in life. However, it's common for people to view aging negatively. But if we don't discuss aging and menopause, we'll never understand it. Compassionate conversations about aging and menopause are vital to break the stigma around them. Together, we can reclaim your menopausal journey.This episode is brought to you by: LMNT Right now LMNT is offering my listeners a free sample pack with any purchase, That's 8 single serving packets FREE with any LMNT order! Get yours at https://drinklmnt.com/rosie 
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Hello beautiful people!! Before God takes us to a new level He has to be able to trust us with more. In order to build we need a strong foundation that comes with building our capacity! Thanks for listening! Connect with me! Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@forthe_redefined?_t=8asIAi3q9IR&_r=1 Instagram  - http://instagram.com/forthe_redefinedYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrtb4GbN68IZnXmMWB8HwMQ

Athletic Greens is giving you a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase. www.athleticgreens.com/affirmations     Tyra didn't grow up with healthy Foundational Relationships, let alone, a sense of what a romantic relationship should look like in her own eyes. Today, she has a real chat with listeners to share some of the lessons she's learned the hard way in romantic relationships. Subscribe to the pod! https://anchor.fm/affirmationsforblackgirls/subscribe This week's affirmation is: “What is for me will NOT miss me.” The Biggest Takeaways from Today's Episode: Fill your cup first You are responsible for your own closure It's okay to lean into your femininity and let your guard down Always reflect. On your actions, their actions, check in's are necessary Your relationship is your business. You're not obligated to share with anyone. Especially when you're in a fight. You cannot change things by loving them harder Join the Book Club https://shop.tyrathecreative.com/53a2ec Resources Self Reflection Kit: https://shop.tyrathecreative.com/mhk  Listen to the For Life's Rainy Day Playlist  Wanna give therapy a try? Use BetterHelp: https://rebrand.ly/6ulm6zk  COMMUNITY CONNECTION FORM: https://forms.gle/m4AD2YaYbGhd8gEv6 Sign Up for our Newsletter! Shop the AFBG Merch!  Ask a Question Send me a message: affirmationsforblackgirls@gmail.com Our P.O Box: TYRA MORRISON P.O. BOX 674 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91603 Please Rate, Review, and Subscribe to the podcast to always hear the latest affirmations from your favorite Black Girl! Follow Us on Instagram: Affirmations for Black Girls Insta Follow Us on Twitter: Affirmations for Black Girls Twitter  Follow Us on Youtube: Affirmations for Black Girls Youtube

This is an excerpt from Black Girl Gone, a true crime podcast hosted by Amara Cofer with a new focus... shining a light on the all too often ignored cases of Black women who have gone missing or have fallen victim to murder.  Each episode takes you on a heart wrenching journey through the stories of these women and the families they left behind. Join us as we work to uncover hidden truths and bring the stories of these women to the forefront. Together we can seek justice for the forgotten and give a voice to the voiceless. New episodes every Monday. Learn more at https://blackgirlgonepodcast.com Follow on Instagram: @blackgirlgonepodcast Follow on TikTok: @blackgirlgonepodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen to our interesting conversation with @mo_riire Co-founder of @blackgirls_tales , Black Girl's Tales which is an organization that promotes quality education and stands against Inequality and any form of gender based violence against women and girls in Nigeria. Bamidele Shakiroh Adewumi is a final year student of English Language in Ekiti State University, Oyo Campus. She is from Ibadan, Nigeria. She's a writer, gender advocate and a volunteer. She is also the founder and the team lead of Black Girl's Tales. Young leaders in Nigeria are taking actions to change their communities and we love to see it. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bbqu/support

On this episode we discuss hope to cope with anxiety and bad days. I share with y'all a solo trip I went on and ways I have incorporated a thought journal into my life!

Hey Angels today's episode is truly a great listen. I had the privilege of interviewing my girl Les, who is the host of Balanced Black Girl podcast. Les is the founder and host of Balanced Black Girl, an online wellness community and podcast focused on mind-body health, habits, spacious productivity, financial wellness, and self-care. Her mission is to help others create nourishing habits that help them create necessary space to live their best lives. Since launching in 2018, Balanced Black Girl has garnered over 7 million downloads, has over 1,000 5-star reviews, and has been featured by Apple Podcasts and Spotify.This series was inspired by my experience at podcast movement in March, and I wanted to take the time to interview people and figure out their story and allow them to tell it with thought provoking questions!In this episode, we discuss:Les's career and journey, and how she started the Balanced Black Girl podcast, as well as her prior experiences and her corporate job!Money trauma" and how that affects our quality of life and experiencesHer “little "yes's” and how that has impacted her journey and success.How reform in the social media space is needed. And so much more! This episode is packed with transparency and valuable information that I know will really bless each, and everyone of you!If you would like to check out Les and her platforms, click the link below!Social Media ChannelsLes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/balancedlesBalanced Black Girl Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/balancedblackgirlpodcastTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/balancedblkgrlWebsite: https://www.balancedblackgirl.comBalanced Black Girl on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/balanced-black-girl/id1438982040Balanced Black Girl on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/46muBfvOgp2U44ycqZJPPN?si=ebebd88eae914d28Click this link to access my other platforms and you can book a 1:1 consult with me! All My Platforms! If you have enjoyed this episode, please be sure to rate and review this podcast! Thank you for your time, thank you for listening and thank you for your support! And remember to always stay Kind! xo A

Les takes a moment in her busy schedule of hosting the Balanced Black Girl Podcast to come on this week and talk about the importance of prioritizing our mindfulness and well-being. From being fully conscious of what we put into our bodies and how we take note of what affects our energy, use Les's insights and experiences on practices that lead to a fuller life. Like our content? Subscribe, rate & review! Want to be featured on the pod? https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGSAuXcPkCkdx3qoWiG1trcQYzksClzVes4u7YXcR2td9ALg/viewform Want to send a voice message? https://www.speakpipe.com/DamselsintheDMs Want to pitch a guest or topic? https://www.damselsinthedms.com/contact.html

Topic: Making Decisions With God Scriptures Jeremiah 29:11 - “For I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord. They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.” Psalms 37:23-24 - The Lord directs the steps of the godly. He delights in every detail of their lives. Though they stumble, they will never fall, for the Lord holds them by the hand.” Proverbs 16:9 - We can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps.” Black girl Bible is a podcast that speaks on the black experience as a woman and uses the Bible to provide Godly advice on how to navigate through this world as a young black woman. New podcasts every Monday. Each week will feature a different topic, coupled with some of my experiences as a young black woman. I utilize songs, prayer, and scriptures to provide Godly advice relating to each topic. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackgirlbible/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackgirlbible/support

Pacecase and Bachelorclues dig deep into clips from Clickbait, Off The Vine, The Viall Files, and 2 Black Girls 1 Rose.Full Episode: https://www.patreon.com/gameofrosesOfficial Game of Roses Merchhttps://www.gameofroses.co Follow Game of Roseshttps://www.instagram.com/gameofrosespod/https://twitter.com/GameOfRosesPodhttps://youtube.com/gameofroseshttps://www.tiktok.com/@gameofroses?https://www.instagram.com/pacecase/https://www.instagram.com/bachelorclues/https://www.instagram.com/graceanneparks/ Editor: Nate Flaks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I'm joined by Justine and Natasha of 2 Black Girls, 1 Rose to discuss the series premiere of TLC's Seeking Brother Husband! Enjoy!Follow me on social media and more here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted by Kerry DiamondProduced by Catherine Baker and Jenna SadhuEdited by Jenna SadhuMusic by Tralala, “All Fired Up”After a long hiatus from social media, Jerrelle Guy is back. The food stylist, photographer, and recipe developer behind the trailblazing book Black Girl Baking and the blog Chocolate for Basil, Jerrelle realized the relentless demands on culinary creatives were causing her to lose the joy she always found in the world of food. So she stepped away to rediscover what she loved in the first place. “I don't like the grind culture,” she tells host Kerry DiamondJerrelle is now working on her second book, which covers the intersection of food, mental health, and healing, and she has a line of kitchen and housewares created in collaboration with Anthropologie. The collection, with its soothing colors, patterns, and textures, is inspired by Jerrelle's great aunt and the act of cultivating spaces that allow ourselves to thrive. The collection is now in stores. Thank you to Käserei Champignon, makers of Cambozola cheese, for supporting this episode. Radio Cherry Bombe is a production of The Cherry Bombe Podcast Network. Our show is recorded at Newsstand Studios at Rockefeller Center. Subscribe to our newsletter and check out past episodes and transcripts here. For Jubilee tickets, click here. More on Jerrelle: Instagram, Anthropologie collaboration, Black Girl Baking cookbook, website

Hey y'all! Your favorite ladies are back with a new episode! We gotta know are you judging your friends for spinning the block after they said they were through with someone? Join us as we discuss holding ourselves accountable in dating, how we hold our friends accountable and how to lead by example. Be sure to grab your cups, and let's get into some thangs!XOXO, Petty PartyGet Interactive with Us!Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@pettypartypodcast  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pettypartypodTwitter: https://twitter.com/pettypartypodEmail: PettyParty12814@gmail.comFollow USCrystal: @champagnecrysJori: @jorialiahMichelle: @chellysaysNikki: @stanleyogleveePaulette: @amakalette

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