Podcasts about single black motherhood

This week the Queenz Dig Deep with a special guest. Kim is the founder of the Single Black Motherhood platform, the podcast host of Experiencing Motherhood Single & Black, and the host of the Single Moms Summit Retreat. If you are interested in the retreat, please visit: Instagram Links - Single Black Motherhood — SINGLE BLACK MOTHERHOOD

On this weeks episode, the Mocha SMCs discuss what Black History Month means to them and their families. Additionally, the Mocha SMCs discuss appropriation and how this played out historically, in modern day - in both the work place and in the SMC spaces. 

On today's episode of the podcast, the Mocha SMCs talk with boy moms Toja and Toni about topics such as gender anxiety, potty training, community, the barber shop, and raising Black boys in a post George Floyd era. 

Single Black Motherhood - Podcaster Kim Experiencing Motherhood: Single & Black is a conversational podcast for single moms. Kim shares her experiences throughout her single mom journey along with tips to educate, inspire, and uplift other moms. Kim also brings on other moms (and sometimes dads) to talk about various topics related to single parenting in the black community. Here are some of the questions I asked in the podcast Tell the audience about your single mommy journey? How did you come up with the platform Single Black Motherhood? What have you learned about yourself since becoming a single mother? Tell us about your Single mom guide to earning more? Tell me about your single mom retreat and the dates? How long have you been podcasting? Your last episode was on finding a new job and relocating, how was that process? If you could give single mothers one piece of advice what would that be? What is your wish for the black single mother? Visit the website at https://gate.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.singleblackmotherhood.com&token=7ce6a7-1-1639315121053 (www.singleblackmotherhood.com) Connect with Kim on social via https://gate.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Fsingleblackmotherhood&token=a932db-1-1639315121053 (www.instagram.com/singleblackmotherhood) Interested in being a guest or have a topic to suggest, email Kim: singleblackmotherhood@gmail.com  Support this podcast

"Mom Guilt" can be pervasive amongst mothers where you may feel like you're doing enough to even feeling like you may not be doing things "right". Are these feelings normal? Yes, they are but overtime, constant mom guilt can lead to other issues such as anxiety, depression, to even being mentally and emotionally absent with your children. On this week's podcast episode, join me as I talk with Kim Williams of Single Black Motherhood on ways to overcome mom guilt and create the life you want for yourself and your children. Follow Kim on Instagram: @singleblackmotherhood Visit Kim's Website: https://www.singleblackmotherhood.com/ To join the waiting list for January's 2022 Cohort, please click here to join the list! Order my book: "Divorce Your Story: A Woman's Guide to Heal & Thrive After Divorce" - http://www.divorceyourstorybook.com. Also available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2QPWoCn Follow me on IG - @mstonyaspeaks Follow me on Facebook - Tonya Carter - MsTonya Speaks

 Kim Williams from Single Black Motherhood blog joins Clarissa to talk about starting over. After separating from her child's father, she was newly single in a new city. She talks about what that negotiation looked like and how they manage visitation (Note: she was actually in Memphis to drop her daughter to her dad!) She also talks about representation in the blogosphere for single Black moms and/or the never marrieds. Tune in to hear more of Kim's story and her perspective. And remember moms, just because your relationship is over, it doesn't mean that life is over!   

Hi Friends! We are kicking off June with my new friend, Kim Williams.  Among her many accomplishments, Kim is an MBA graduate, full-time working mom, podcaster, and community builder. If she sounds like a rock star, it’s because she is. I was introduced to Kim a few months ago and was inspired by her story. After searching to find single black moms that were podcasting and not finding any that were current, she decided to fill the gap by creating a podcast and building a community that not only supports each other online but also offline. Kim is passionate about educating single moms so that they can live the life they desire without feeling alone on the journey of Single Motherhood, which can become so isolating. Because of the platform, moms all around the world (single and married) have been able to change the way they think, implement strategies to improve their life and the life of their children, and make connections with other moms. During our conversation we talked about: Why women are reluctant to ask for help, but so willing to give it What it’s like raising a spunky 8-year old as a single mother wearing all the hats Moving to a new state during a pandemic without an in-person support system Kim talks about resilience, determination, and the power of community. She opens up about the struggles of being a single mother, as well as the most rewarding parts. I loved our conversation and encourage everyone to check out her podcast, Experiencing Motherhood, Single and Black. Make sure to check out the links below for everything we talked about on the show. Are you a Professional Organizer, or thinking about becoming one?  We would love to talk to you about our SBO Partner Program!   Click here to get started! Take a Sneak Peak at our Enneagram & Clutter Digital Course Enter promo code TOL30 at checkout to receive 30%! Connect with Kim WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | PODCAST Kim’s Book Recommendation BELIEVE BIGGER Please support us! SUBSCRIBE to TOL to have new episodes downloaded each week! REVIEW. Social influence is the most impactful way to help others find our show! Would you like to see this Podcast on video? SUBSCRIBE to TOL on YouTube to check out our new video episodes each week! Struggling with Clutter? Click HERE to take our FREE clutter quiz! Stop feeling like a Hot Mess! Now is the time to reclaim time, find freedom, and feel empowered from the “stuff” that is holding you back. Available on amazon, barnes & noble or wherever books are sold. Connect with Me WEBSITE | FB | IG | PINTEREST

On a special Mother's Day edition of The Fatherhood Podcast, Kim Williams, founder of Single Black Motherhood, stops by to talk about her experience as a single mom, her decision to go through with her pregnancy, misconceptions about single moms, dating, the importance of therapy, and more.  Subscribe. Rate. Leave a review.    Learn more about Kim: IG: @singleblackmotherhood Single Black Motherhood: https://www.singleblackmotherhood.com   Follow The Fatherhood Podcast IG: @thefatherhoodpodcast Twitter: @jamarhudson Email: thefatherhoodpod@gmail.com   Music courtesy of Kelvin "Lee TRBL" Lewis

Today's special episode is a recording from the 2019 Purpose Driven Mom Summit! This presentation was called The Truth about Work/Life Balance and was taught by Kim Williams from Single Black Motherhood. Kim Williams is a blogger, podcaster, and mom of one amazing six old girl named McKinley Grace. She is a Mississippi native, currently living in Houston, Texas. In her spare time, Kim enjoys reading self-help books, sharing what she learns, and traveling. A year after relocating to Houston, Kim found herself without the support system she thought she had so she started her platform to build a community and share her journey. Little did she know, it would grow into so much more. Kim is very passionate about educating single moms so that they can live the life they desire without feeling alone on the journey of Single Motherhood, which can become so isolating. Since launching, moms have been able to implement strategies to improve, make connections with other single moms, and see change in their life.       Episode Show Notes 4:15 Meet Kim from Single Black Motherhood 5:19 What exactly is work/life balance? 8:15 How to determine what things to sacrifice to make motherhood work for you 10:00 Picking your 4 quadrants to prioritize 11:47 How to create more 'balance' at work 16:09 How to create more pockets of time for you 17:00 The power of friendships and community 19:33 Why we need a better 'work/life balance' 22:00 Anchoring your values into your time     Subscribe & Review in the Podcast Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, make sure you head over and do it now so that you don't miss an episode!  Click here to subscribe on Apple Podcasts! While you're there, I'd love an appreciate if you'd leave a rating and review! These allow other purpose driven moms to find the show and help grow our community! Just click here to review, select 'Ratings and Reviews" and "Write a Review" and let me know your favorite part of the podcast! I'd love to feature you as our 'Review of the Week'.     Links and Resources Mentioned in Today's Episode  Connect More with Kim! Website Facebook Instagram Podcast     Want the rest of the recording from the Purpose Driven Mom Summit 2019? Use the code 2020SALE and get access for only $20.20! Click here to grab it!     Related Blog Posts for Moms How to Fit Self Care Into Your Day Self Care Checklist for Moms  Time Management Tips for Work at Home Moms  Time Management for Working Moms   15+ of the Best Self Care Books   Free Self Care Printables for Moms   If you listened to today's episode, take a screen shot of the show or you taking action on a tip from the show and TAG ME on Instagram!  Make sure to join our Facebook Community and continue the conversation about the episode!

In the Season 3 finale, I continue my chat with Kim Williams, host of the Single Black Motherhood Podcast,gets real about Black Single Motherhood.  We chat about the single Black Fathers she ha interviewed, some of her highs and lows as a single mom and her hopes for the future. A few articles mentioned in the podcast can be found here: https://www.thestar.com/life/parent/2016/10/25/please-dont-call-me-a-single-mother.html Black Dads Involved in Kids Lives  https://www.huffingtonpost.com/josh-levs/no-most-black-kids-are-no_b_11109876.html   

There are so many stereotypes about Single Black Motherhood.  In this episode, Kim Williams, host of the Single Black Motherhood Podcast,gets real about Black Single Motherhood.  We chat about anti-Black sentiment around single mothers, the challenges and triumphs and we also chat about how stereotypes about Black Mothers, affect Black Fathers. A few articles mentioned in the podcast can be found here: https://www.thestar.com/life/parent/2016/10/25/please-dont-call-me-a-single-mother.html Black Dads Involved in Kids Lives  https://www.huffingtonpost.com/josh-levs/no-most-black-kids-are-no_b_11109876.html   

Kim (host of Single Black Motherhood) and I chat all about our year, what we learned and have planned for 2019! Our hope is that you take the time to reflect on your year as well! Reminder: As on Jan 2019, Bae Mama Podcast will be transitioning to Mad Milfy Podcast!

Are you a single mom who is considering relocating? Are you wondering how to build a community and support system in a new city? Relocating is challenging and relocating as a single mom is harder. There are so many things to consider from locating housing, finding or adjusting to a new job, helping your children get settled, making the move, and more.  Kim Williams of Single Black Motherhood joins me to share her story of how she moved from Mississippi to Houston and then her support system suddenly disappeared. She shares the ups and downs of that move, how she found peace, and what she learned in the process.  In this podcast episode we discuss: The top thing to consider before you move Creating a schedule that allows you to our God first How to build a support system once you move How to job search in the new city Much more Listen to the podcast episode below or check it out on iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher. Check out the podcast, hit subscribe, leave a comment, and share it with your friends!! If you want to put the tips discussed in this podcast to work then download this free 21-day mini challenge to reduce the fear, worry, and anxiety in your life.  Click HERE to join the 21-day challenge today.   About Aisha Aisha Taylor is a single mom of twins, personal financial coach, work from home entrepreneur, and #1 Amazon Best Selling Author of the book “5+5 FNPhenomenal Ways to Save $100 This Week Without Killing Your Lifestyle.” Aisha has been featured in ESSENCE, Jet Magazine, and Black Enterprise. She is also the Founder of FNPhenomenal (Frugal –n- Phenomenal), a movement designed to help single moms create a vision for their lives, craft a financial strategy to support that vision, and show them that phenomenal living is possible. It’s time for you to be Financially Phenomenal! www.FNPhenomenal.com Instagram/Twitter/Pinterest: @FNPhenomenal