Podcasts about wash day

In this episode of the Book Fair Podcast, host Anthony interviews Tanisha "Tee" Moore about her new children's book, 'Wash Day Love.' The conversation explores the cultural significance of wash day in the Black community, the importance of multi-generational connections in preserving cultural heritage, and the role of representation in literature. Tanisha shares her personal experiences with hair care and how they influenced her writing, emphasizing the need for acceptance and understanding of diverse identities. The episode includes new releases, including diverse stories and news relating to libraries.New Releases:Every Peach Is a Story by David Mas Masumoto and Nikiko Masumoto, illus. by Lauren TamakiA Bird in the Air Means We Can Still Breathe by Mahogany L. BrowneGlitch Girl! by Rainie OetA Study in Secrets (Last Chance Academy #1) by Debbi Michiko FlorenceHeadlines:Education Department prepares to lay off roughly half its workforceMissouri Secretary of State withdraws state funding of digital library catalogMoms For Liberty Is Shutting Down BookLooks–But WhyChapters00:00 Introduction to Wash Day Love02:50 The Significance of Wash Day in Black Culture06:12 Multi-Generational Connections and Cultural Heritage09:06 The Importance of Representation in Literature11:55 Navigating Identity and Acceptance15:12 The Role of the Author and Responsibility in Storytelling18:19 Recent Releases25:17 Headlines

In this episode of the Book Fair Podcast, host Anthony interviews Tanisha "Tee" Moore about her new children's book, 'Wash Day Love.' The conversation explores the cultural significance of wash day in the Black community, the importance of multi-generational connections in preserving cultural heritage, and the role of representation in literature. Tanisha shares her personal experiences with hair care and how they influenced her writing, emphasizing the need for acceptance and understanding of diverse identities. The episode includes new releases, including diverse stories and news relating to libraries.New Releases:Every Peach Is a Story by David Mas Masumoto and Nikiko Masumoto, illus. by Lauren TamakiA Bird in the Air Means We Can Still Breathe by Mahogany L. BrowneGlitch Girl! by Rainie OetA Study in Secrets (Last Chance Academy #1) by Debbi Michiko FlorenceHeadlines:Education Department prepares to lay off roughly half its workforceMissouri Secretary of State withdraws state funding of digital library catalogMoms For Liberty Is Shutting Down BookLooks–But WhyChapters00:00 Introduction to Wash Day Love02:50 The Significance of Wash Day in Black Culture06:12 Multi-Generational Connections and Cultural Heritage09:06 The Importance of Representation in Literature11:55 Navigating Identity and Acceptance15:12 The Role of the Author and Responsibility in Storytelling18:19 Recent Releases25:17 Headlines

Tanisia Moore talks about her newest children's book, "Wash Day Love."

USA Today bestselling author Tanisia Moore and critically acclaimed illustrator Raissa Figueroa's new picture book WASH DAY LOVE explores the joys of Black hair through the love and support of three generations of women. With enchanting illustrations and heartfelt prose, WASH DAY LOVE encourages self-acceptance and pride, fostering a sense of belonging in a world where every strand tells a story. This is a celebration of identity, creativity, and the beauty of family!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

We are back with another SOLO episode! You guys have been loving these and I have received so many requests to talk about my hair journey—so here it is! While I hear compliments on my hair now regularly, it hasn't always been this way. I've been on the other side, too—dealing with hair that was so damaged it was literally breaking off at the ends.In this episode, I'm breaking down the exact steps, products, and tips that have transformed my hair over the years. Whether you're struggling with dry, damaged locks or just want to up-level your hair routine, this one is for you!  In This Episode, We Explore:  Key steps in my haircare routine, including pre-shampoo oils, scalp scrubs, & double cleansing.  My favorite products for hair repair  (including my absolute holy grail hair products)!  Advanced treatments for serious hair goals, from Nutrafol supplements to LED caps!PRODUCTS MENTIONED:COMPREHENSIVE HAIRCARE GUIDE: https://skinthusiast.com/shop/p/haircare-guideNUTRAFOL: $50 off first 3 months: https://nutrafol.pxf.io/c/2677667/1503202/17065K18 | Leave-in Molecular Repair Hair Mask: https://go.shopmy.us/p-9224781To watch the video version of this episode head to the Youtube page!Need a full skincare overhaul? Check out our Comprehensive Skincare Routine Digital GuideConnect with me:Amy's Instagramwww.skinthusiast.com

In 2021, author Zenda Walker won grand prize in Writer's Digest's 29th Annual Self-Published Book Awards for her picture book, Zara's Wash Day. Since then, she landed a two-book traditional book deal, republishing her award-winning book with a new foreword from Academy Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o, plus a follow-up book, Zion's Crown. Editor-in-chief Amy Jones and content editor Michael Woodson sit down with Zenda to discuss transitioning from self-publishing author to traditionally published author, what she has coming up next, and more!

Black haircare YouTubers built a brand-new storytelling genre from the ground up. So today on the podcast, Yves and Katie give them their much-deserved credit. Then they speak with LaToya Ebony, a content creator and actress who's been giving us haircare game on YouTube for over a decade.   LaToya Ebony Hair LaToya Ebony Someday Sunday   Get show notes at ontheme.show Follow us on Instagram @onthemeshow Email us at hello@ontheme.showSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I cannot begin to express how excited I am to have this week's guest to #skinthusiast: the podcast! Tonya Lane is a master cosmetic chemist and the creator behind the massively popular Curly Chemistry! I receive so many curly hair questions, so I just knew I needed to bring in an expert to discuss the science of curly hair care and embracing your natural texture. Trust me, Tonya is absolutely brilliant and provides a ton of actionable advice to enhance your hair journey. 

Tomesha Faxio is a self-taught documentary photographer dedicated to portraying and centering the Black experience. She specializes in portraits of Black women and women of color. Tomesha strives to tell authentic stories that both inform and inspire, and her photography has been featured across media outlets. Before becoming a photographer, Tomesha was a lawyer working as Legal Counsel for Spanx. She is a graduate of Spelman College (B.A., Psychology) and Vanderbilt University (J.D., Law), and now lives with her husband and two daughters in Atlanta, Georgia. 

Can I get a Cecred promo code because the way Beyonce just changed my life with her Cecred haircare wash day video, whew chile! No one knows how to silence their haters like Beyonce Giselle Knowles Carter, who hits us with the fire voice over where she explains:“Now that Cecred is known for the quality of what it does for your hair, I think it's about time I show y'all what it does for mine… There's nothing in the world like the condition, nothing in the world! ...The stigma and misconception is that people that wear wigs don't have long and healthy hair. That's some bullshit, cause it ain't nobody business… My hair is flourishing." Mic drop. We have been silenced. Beyonce real hair 2024 video is live on her Instagram.

Ever dreamed of ditching your 9-5 for a life fuelled by passion? This week, meet our guest Tomesha Faxio – lawyer turned photographer – who did just that. Her book Wash Day is a love letter to Black hair, a story of reinvention and fearless creativity. Tomesha spills the beans on book deals, agents, and the winding path to finding your purpose.  Discover how Wash Day went from concept to reality, amplifying Black voices and shattering stereotypes. Get ready for a dose of hustle, as Tomesha reveals her plans for Wash Day on the big screen and her mission to combat texturism and colorism. This is for the dreamers and the doers! Episode Overview: Keep up with your host Martine Severin https://martineseverin.com/ Follow This Is How We Create on IG. ⁠https://www.instagram.com/thisishowwecreate_/⁠ Follow Martine on Instagram:  ⁠https://www.instagram.com/martine.severin/⁠ This is How We Create is produced by Braila West and Martine Severin and edited by Casandra Voltolina. Get to know Tomesha Faxio: https://www.meshaphotography.com/about Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tomeshafaxio/ Buy Tamesha's book: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/715807/wash-day-by-tomesha-faxio/

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On Season 8, Episode 5 of the Race To Speak Up Podcast, at only 16 years of age, Zhanyia is an entrepreneur, beauty formulator, author, and influencer. Zhanyia is the CEO and Beauty Formulator of Islande Beauty. This beauty brand formulates unique hair care products that grow and strengthen hair, committed to empowering girls through education and healthy hair care. Zhanyia is also a best-selling author, publishing three inspiring and engaging books; The Science Behind it: Volume 1, The Science Behind It: Formutiating Success While Impacting the World, and her best-selling children's book, Wash Day, Fun Day. Zhanyia hopes to inspire and teach girls that they have what it takes to make something genuinely exceptional of themselves. _ Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast's Youtube Channel and follow on social media so that you won't miss episodes and updates. The Race To Speak Up Podcast Series is also available on Spotify and all of the other podcast platforms are linked below. And make sure to share with others! _ Zhanyia McCullough Social Media! Website - islandebeauty.com Instagram/Facebook - @islandebeauty _ Follow the Race To Speak Up Podcast Series Social Medias! Website: https://www.racetospeakup.com/Youtube Channel: @The Race To Speak Up Podcast (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMs7b_gwc6ghUkn-gbHLGTQ) Instagram: @racetospeakup (https://www.instagram.com/racetospeakup/) Twitter: @racetospeakup (https://twitter.com/racetospeakup) Facebook: @racetospeakup (https://www.facebook.com/race.to.speak.up.1) Facebook Group: Humanity Rising's Race To Speak Up Podcast (https://www.facebook.com/groups/402275578130780/about) Spotify: @ The Race To Speak Up Podcast (https://open.spotify.com/show/66Az1PJY9GZeGxrfDJl0tZ) Anchor: @The Race To Speak Up Podcast (https://anchor.fm/racetospeakuppodcast) Linktree: https://linktr.ee/RaceToSpeakUp www.humanityrising.org _ Hi, I'm Devin and welcome to Humanity Rising's Race To Speak Up Podcast Series! It's where we have open and engaging conversations about bullying prevention, how to be upstanders, and how we are making a positive difference in our communities. For me, how I “Race To Speak Up” is by educating others about bullying prevention through my anti-bullying organization, #RaceToSpeakUp. Join me on this journey as we spread our positive messages and how we are working towards a more empathetic world! The only question for you now is, How Do You Race To Speak Up? The views expressed in this podcast are representative of the personal opinions/views of the guest and host. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/racetospeakuppodcast/message

This episode of Ask Ashley: The Podcast is brought to you by FORD. Breaking the mold, strengthening community, creating change, real stories brought to you by Ford. Ashley + Ashley are back in the studio this week with their first guest of Season 3, friend, mom, wife, and CEO & Founder of Curl of Art, Artiera Hickman. This week, they're discussing childhood nostalgia, navigating friendships as adults, and becoming first-time entrepreneurs.01:07 - They say music is good for the soul at every age, but what about the lyrics? Sometimes they need to come with their own parental advisory. Artiera gets dragged into one of The Ashley's nostalgic music deep dives but she loves it there! 05:09 -  Ms. PG County herself clarifies what's in a name and gives a quick history lesson on Pretty Girl County. All three of the women connect on their mother's love for the Kennedys and Princess Diana. 12:37 - From A-cups to 10-year check ups, The fake titty committee bonds over everything from silicon warranties to the importance of creating safe spaces where friends can talk about it all. There is a thin line between privacy and being open, but sometimes you have to learn that lesson the hard way.17:22 - Head over to Artiera's page and then your mutuals. You're bound to find someone you know. She's a friendly girl but what does that really mean? The ladies dive deep into the importance of refining your inner circle, what it means to keep and share secrets, and why you should use social media to connect with other women for friendships AND business.30:31 - Meet Curl Of Art, a two-part system for natural hair types meant to flip the current meaning of “Wash Day” upside down. However, when Artiera started Curl Of Art during the Pandemic, she had no idea she would also be turning into the chemist, the marketer, the saleswoman,  and every other role necessary to bring her baby to life. This honest conversation about the struggles and sisterhood of entrepreneurship is good for the soul. Head over to www.curlofart.com and use code AskAshley at checkout for 20% off your first purchase.50:22 - It's Question Time and Arteira's turn! She has a surprising take on feeling “alone” and passes Ashley N's Karaoke test. Follow the show:www.askashleypodcast.com @askashleypodcast on InstagramAsk Ashley on YouTubeAsk Ashley on FacebookFollow Our Guest:www.CurlOfArt.com@artierahickman on InstagramFollow Ashley W:www.dearyoungqueen.com@dearyoungqueen on InstagramFollow Ashley N:www.shopanstyle.com@ashleynorthstyle on InstagramThis episode is presented by Dear Young Queenwith production by Gabi Grella Music©2023 Dear Young QueenSupport the show

Wash day can be stressful or therapeutic depending on your mindset. Tune into today's episode as we chat with Koiya (@koiyaaaa) who has some tips for turning wash day into a "spa day" for your curls.About the Chatbox:Hey Funky Junky!  Uncle Funky's Daughter has a blog and podcast called ChatBox. The goal of ChatBox is to help you embrace your natural beauty! The conversation is about more than hair! The podcast highlights that we come in many different shapes and sizes, and our hair comes in various textures and curl patterns.  Listen in on candid conversations as our curly guests talk about hair how-tos and real lifestyle tips. Real talk, no jive.About the Host:Shayla Meeks is our Social Media Manager, who is typically behind the scenes curating fun topics and finding inspirational guests to bring the Chatbox to life!

Megan and Armand discuss Wash Day Diaries, a young adult (YA) graphic novel written by Jamila Rowser and Robyn Smith that follows four young Black women in New York.

In today's episode content creator Catherine Sanchez (@cathyslayzzofficial) gives up tips to level up your haircare routine for the Spring. Tune in, you don't want to miss it!About the Chatbox:Hey Funky Junky!  Uncle Funky's Daughter has a blog and podcast called ChatBox. The goal of ChatBox is to help you embrace your natural beauty! The conversation is about more than hair! The podcast highlights that we come in many different shapes and sizes, and our hair comes in various textures and curl patterns.  Listen in on candid conversations as our curly guests talk about hair how-tos and real lifestyle tips. Real talk, no jive.About the Host:Shayla Meeks is our Social Media Manager, who is typically behind the scenes curating fun topics and finding inspirational guests to bring the Chatbox to life!

Oct. 9, 2022, sermon by the Rev. Ginny Hege Tobiassen, pastor of Home Moravian Church, Winston-Salem, NC. Old Testament Text: 2 Kings 5: 1-15c.

Join me on this wash day I'm uploading most of my drafts lol it's the content for me but yes I have a ton from a while ago but join me as I wash my locs my current style is a Bantu knots but I took them out and I am rocking them as twist so month 5 is coming up can't believe it check out all my socials ig YouTube and Tictok keep up with me --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joannahamilton/support

Curly hair tends to suffer in the cooler weather and will surely spark a change in your natural hair care routine. In order to get ahead of the curve, Chenise Johnson (@globetrottercurls) shares the ultimate natural hair care to-do list for the Fall!  About the Chatbox:Hey Funky Junky!  Uncle Funky's Daughter has a blog and podcast called ChatBox. The goal of ChatBox is to help you embrace your natural beauty! The conversation is about more than hair! The podcast highlights that we come in many different shapes and sizes, and our hair comes in various textures and curl patterns.  Listen in on candid conversations as our curly guests talk about hair how-tos and real lifestyle tips. Real talk, no jive.About the Host:Standing in for Melinda Spaulding this week, Shayla Meeks is our Social Media Manager, who is typically behind the scenes curating fun topics and finding inspirational guests to bring the Chatbox to life!

In the natural hair community, it's typical for women to strive for the longest, healthiest hair possible. Tune into today's episode as Desiree (@themotleygirl) shares why she went from long curls to a tapered cut with no plans of turning back!About the Chatbox:Hey Funky Junky!  Uncle Funky's Daughter has a blog and podcast called ChatBox. The goal of ChatBox is to help you embrace your natural beauty! The conversation is about more than hair! The podcast highlights that we come in many different shapes and sizes, and our hair comes in various textures and curl patterns.  Listen in on candid conversations as our curly guests talk about hair how-tos and real lifestyle tips. Real talk, no jive.About the Host:Melinda Spaulding is an Emmy award-winning journalist, host, and speaker who loves to mentor and cheer on other women.  Whether it's behind the anchor desk or creating media strategies for companies, Melinda understands that the best communications plan begins with a good conversation.  A wife and mother of two, she is constantly investigating and researching the best ways to thrive and enjoy the journey.

Wash Day Diaries tells the story of four best friends—Kim, Tanisha, Davene, and Cookie—through five connected short story comics that follow these young women through the ups and downs of their daily lives in the Bronx. The book takes its title from the wash day experience shared by Black women everywhere of setting aside all plans and responsibilities for a full day of washing, conditioning, and nourishing their hair. Each short story uses hair routines as a window into these four characters' everyday lives and how they care for each other. Jamila Rowser and Robyn Smith originally kickstarted their critically acclaimed, award-winning slice of life mini comic, Wash Day, inspired by Rowser's own wash day ritual and their shared desire to see more comics featuring the daily lived experiences of young Black women. Wash Day Diaries includes an updated, full color version of this original comic—which follows Kim, a 26-year-old woman living in the Bronx—as the book's first chapter and expands into a graphic novel with short stories about these vibrant and relatable new characters.   Moderated by Nat Freeman, recorded live on our Crowdcast channel on Tuesday, July 12. _______________________________________________   Produced by Nat Freeman, Lance Morgan, & Michael Kowaleski. Theme: "I Love All My Friends," an unreleased demo by Fragile Gang. Visit https://www.skylightbooks.com/event for future offerings from the Skylight Books Events team.

Many naturals are going back to relaxers because of exhausting and lengthy hair care routines. In today's episode, Aboyowa Wood (@westafricanbaby) shows us that no matter your hair texture, a simple routine will get you the results that you want and take the stress away from styling. Tune in for her tips on how to simplify your natural hair care routine!About the Chatbox:Hey Funky Junky!  Uncle Funky's Daughter has a blog and podcast called ChatBox. The goal of ChatBox is to help you embrace your natural beauty! The conversation is about more than hair! The podcast highlights that we come in many different shapes and sizes, as does our hair come in various textures and curl patterns.  Listen in on candid conversations as our curly guests talk about hair how-tos and real lifestyle tips. Real talk, no jive.About the Host:Melinda Spaulding is an Emmy award-winning journalist, host, and speaker who loves to mentor and cheer on other women.  Whether it's behind the anchor desk or creating media strategies for companies, Melinda understands that the best communications plan begins with a good conversation.  A wife and mother of two, she is constantly investigating and researching the best ways to thrive and enjoy the journey.

Many naturalistas are years into their natural hair journey and find it challenging and time-consuming to style their long, thick, curly hair. Tune into today's episode as Abby @abyxo shares her simplistic hair care routine for her thick, curly tresses!About the Chatbox:Hey Funky Junky!  Uncle Funky's Daughter has a blog and podcast called ChatBox. The goal of ChatBox is to help you embrace your natural beauty! The conversation is about more than hair! The podcast highlights that we come in many different shapes and sizes, as does our hair come in various textures and curl patterns.  Listen in on candid conversations as our curly guests talk about hair how-tos and real lifestyle tips. Real talk, no jive.About the Host:Melinda Spaulding is an Emmy award-winning journalist, host, and speaker who loves to mentor and cheer on other women.  Whether it's behind the anchor desk or creating media strategies for companies, Melinda understands that the best communications plan begins with a good conversation.  A wife and mother of two, she is constantly investigating and researching the best ways to thrive and enjoy the journey.

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Do you enjoy wash day? Can you relate to people assuming your child's a boy because their hair is short?Sharnette (@_littlebigstories) is the author of Ada's Wash Day and a mother of 2, who joins Nina (@missninamalone) to speak about how her experience of loving and managing her own hair along with her daughters, lead her to create an empowering story for young children who never felt beautiful and wanted to look different.Ada's Wash Day is based real life experiences and conversations about hair grooming, self-care, identity and self-love.To join The Dope Black Mums safe space, check out our website for more information www.dopeblackmums.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mother's Day is right around the corner! Tune in to today's episode as Jasmine Oliver (@jascoloredcurls) shares the perfect Mother's Day gift guide featuring Uncle Funky's Daughter products. About the Chatbox:Hey Funky Junky!  Uncle Funky's Daughter has a blog and podcast called ChatBox. The goal of ChatBox is to help you embrace your natural beauty! The conversation is about more than hair! The podcast highlights that we come in many different shapes and sizes, as does our hair come in various textures and curl patterns.  Listen in on candid conversations as our curly guests talk about hair how-tos and real lifestyle tips. Real talk, no jive.About the Host:Melinda Spaulding is an Emmy award-winning journalist, host, and speaker who loves to mentor and cheer on other women.  Whether it's behind the anchor desk or creating media strategies for companies, Melinda understands that the best communications plan begins with a good conversation.  A wife and mother of two, she is constantly investigating and researching the best ways to thrive and enjoy the journey.

This segment is my memory of wash day with my mom. The day was long and taxing, but it produced strength in me from carrying water, it produced clean clothes for the entire household, and bonded between me and my mom wokinig together to make family better for us all. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gilbert04/support

What does it mean to illustrate an extraordinary Black girl's ordinary coming-of-age? In this episode we talk to Robyn Smith, the Jamaican cartoonist & illustrator of DC Comics' Nubia: Real One, Black Josei Press' Wash Day, and her own mini-comic The Saddest Angriest Black Girl in Town, about her journey to working on comics and the power of showing the everyday moments of growing up Black.

Laundry Day. Hate it or love it, it is easier to do now than it ever has been. Learn how one Utah family washed their clothing before indoor plumbing.

In this special episode, we switch things up a little bit! My wife Natalie makes her podcast debut as my co-host and we're excited to chat with our good friend Zenda Walker about her natural hair journey, creating the Know Your Hairitage book series, redefining hair education, her thoughts on the CROWN Act, and so much more! To learn more about Zenda's work, you can visit the Know Your Hairitage website at knowyourhairitage.com or you can follow her on Instagram (@zzenlife or @know_your_hairitage) and Twitter (@knowurhairitage). BIO: Zenda Walker is recognized as a dynamic and accomplished Marketing and Sales Executive with a proven track record in developing and executing strategic business plans that achieve sales goals for global beauty brands. She also has a strong background in managing marketing campaigns to increase profits and brand awareness, and she makes informed, data-driven decisions to support growth initiatives and transform key brands. Zenda is respected as a motivational, influential leader and collaborator who guides teams in realizing aggressive sales goals. She leverages a passion for the beauty industry to deliver exceptional customer service, and educate team members in best practices, service techniques, and product knowledge. Zenda drives new business by establishing strategic partnerships, and she is a natural networker and communicator, who fosters and maintains lasting relationships with strategic partners, C-Level executives, and key stakeholders. She also thrives in fast-paced, challenging environments that champion diversity and innovation. Zenda holds a Masters of Business Management from Cambridge College to support her exemplary educational and service background. She is also the author of the No. 1 Amazon New Release, "Know Your Hairitage: Zara's Wash Day", a children's book that celebrates diversity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/identitytalk4educators/support

In this episode, Mark interviews Katherine Tooley, who produced the first-of-its-kind, interactive event, “29Rooms.” 29Rooms is the innovative, physical embodiment of Refinery29, an entertaining and informative digital publication for women and femme-identifying persons. Mark and Katherine discuss experiential marketing and tips to be a success in the industry. Katherine tells how she always wanted to be an event producer and how she began her career at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival.In this episode, we discuss:0:53       Success of 29Rooms – “Choose your adventure”5:10        Inspiring current escapism events6:30        Amplifying Black voices10:30     Creating virtual moments for Refinery29 other community-based brands11:15     “Unbothered” Black female community and “Wash Day,” an award-winning virtual event at VICE Media13:08       Importance of focusing on a community, talking with them, and providing a service14:05       Experiential marketing industry17:16       Content is the goal/key20:02        Capturing, collecting, and creating full experiences21:07        Katherine's background and career at Superfly27:00        Various pathways to get into experiential marketing 32:15        Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival – most memorable project36:00        Years of experience matters38:30        Advice on breaking into the industry43:03        Connecting with KatherineKatherine Tooleyhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/katherinetooley/ https://www.29rooms.com/city/new-yorkhttps://www.refinery29.com/en-us/unbotheredMark Testa https://www.markstephenagency.com info@markstephenagency.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/mark-stephen-design-&-production/ Instagram @markstepheneahttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK13o22i4RxQvbAgwwlh9tQ?view_as=subscriber

Director Kourtney Jackson discusses her short film, Wash Day, with NFFTY Senior Programmer, Robert Speewack. Wash Day screened in the Reclaiming Me screening during NFFTY 2020. Keep up with Wash Day: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/washdayfilm/ Keep up with Kourtney Jackson: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kjjjax/ More from Partyfish Media: https://instagram.com/partyfishmedia "NFFTY Podcast Theme" composed by Kurtis Skinner

Zara's weekly hair washing ritual with her mother is anything but mundane.  While she may not look forward to the discomfort which accompanies the washing and combing of her hair, she enjoys the time she spends with her mother learning about her heritage and her HAIRITAGE.  Hairstyles some simple, yet telling a story of pride and a rich African legacy which reveal to Zara that with her "crown" on her head she can take on the world.About our AuthorZenda Walker is an author, licensed cosmetologist, and beauty marketing executive.Originally from the Bronx, New York, she enjoys traveling, spontaneous dance parties, exploring and developing beauty trends, and chocolate desserts. Zenda is a co-founder of Bounce Mobile Fitness Club, LLC. – a fitness business specializing in rebounding workouts. Zenda resides in Los Angeles, California with her daughter Zara Olivia.Know Your Hairitage: Zara's Wash Day is available on Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com.About our HostZenzi Hodge is the author of the 2014 children's book, The Never Snowy Christmas.  The story tells the tale of a young boy wanting it to snow in his island home of St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands and the antics he employs to make it snow in paradise.

This episode is sponsored by Geeklery, the small batch fandom jewelry brand of your dreams. Make sure to follow them @geeklery because their small batch collections change often!We love our Patreon supporters, and this week we want to especially thank Coral, Molly, Michelle, Lindsay, Michelle, and Lauren. Also, we have a special offer running for the rest of the month! If you join at any reward level before March 31, you'll receive a free (and exclusive) enamel pin!We're so excited to invite Jamila Rowser back to talk about another successful Kickstarter campaign: The Saddest Angriest Black Girl in Town. The Saddest Angriest Black Girl in Town is an autobiographical comic that's dedicated to exploring the intersection of Blackness and mental health, created by the award-winning cartoonist Robyn Smith (Nubia: Real One, Wash Day). It was originally self-published by Robyn in 2016 and was named one of the best short-form comics of 2016 by The Comics Journal! Black Josei Press is excited to be reprinting the 32-page comic which features a gorgeous new watercolor cover and bonus process pages. They've already reached their goal, but there are some really exciting stretch goals to explore before the campaign ends in 8 days. Please join us in backing this incredible project!Special thanks to our executive producers for this episode Geeklery, LoganArch and Karen Hallion.If you enjoyed this episode, you might love the rest of our episodes! Click here to browse the archives. Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Interview with Zenda Walker Zenda Walker is an author, licensed cosmetologist, and beauty marketing executive. Originally from the Bronx, New York, she enjoys traveling, spontaneous dance parties, exploring and developing beauty trends, and chocolate desserts. Zenda is a co-founder of Bounce Mobile Fitness Club, LLC. – a fitness business specializing in rebounding workouts. Zenda resides in Los Angeles, California with her daughter Zara Olivia. Her new book, Know your Hairitage: Zara's Wash Day, is a semi-biographical children's story about how hairstyles and hair texture are a link to heritage and ancestry. The book is available on Amazon and Barnes  & Noble. She plans on making Hairitage a brand. This is just the first book/step in the brand.  It's wash day and Zara is not excited about wearing her hair in the same styles Mama usually creates. But once Mama takes Zara on a cultural journey to help her understand the significance of each hairstyle, wash days will never be the same! Know Your Hairitage: Zara's Wash Day is a semi-biographical story about how the hair texture and cultural styles of people of African descent are linked to a colorful and layered ancestral story. News from TheTease.com Quick Takes for The Tease Mentioned Continue the Conversation Find More from Zenda: Instagram: @zzenlife Instagram: @know_your_hairitage Facebook: @Know Your Hairitage Twitter: @knowurhairitage Web: www.knowyourhairitage.com Find More from TheTease: Instagram: @https://www.instagram.com/readthetease/ (readthetease) Instagram: @https://www.instagram.com/kellyehlers/ (KellyEhlers) Instagram: @https://www.instagram.com/eljeffreycraig/ (eljeffreycraig) Web: http://www.thetease.com/ (TheTease.com) Email: VolumeUp@TheTease.com

This fun episode is a chat with Tessa Blackham, the illustrator for the books From a Small Seed, about the life of Elizabeth Hamilton, wife of Alexander Hamilton, and Monday is Wash Day. The illustrations for these books are delightful! We learn more about how Tessa chose to become an illustrator, about the creative process involved in her work, I learn the word "gouache" and we chat about some favorite children's books :D.

This fun episode is a chat with Tessa Blackham, the illustrator for the books From a Small Seed, about the life of Elizabeth Hamilton, wife of Alexander Hamilton, and Monday is Wash Day. The illustrations for these books are delightful! We learn more about how Tessa chose to become an illustrator, about the creative process involved in her work, I learn the word "gouache" and we chat about some favorite children's books :D.

In this episode, Nnenna Umelloh, founder and CEO of Black Hair Management, shares how she started her business with only $100. She talks about her journey and strategies that made it work on a small budget. KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODEDo not estimate the role of haircare in self-care. Environment and mental health impact your hair.Customer acquisition and brand awareness take time.Validation and testing the business model is important.At these times, it is better to create strategies and goals not more than a quarter in advance.If you don’t enjoy what you do, it’s not worth it.You can have more than one thing that brings you joy.Learn about your industry and be updated, so you are proactive rather than reactive.When you are creating a business plan, create several versions and start with the least expensive.Invest your time validating the business model and your revenue model before you scale.Before you invest thousands of dollars in your business, check to see first if the fundamentals work.Book recommendation: The Customer-funded Business by Dr. John Mullins, Ph.D.TODAY’S GUESTNnenna Umelloh is dedicated to making Wash Day the best day of the week. She founded Black Hair Management because it took her nearly a decade to learn how to love and nurture her natural hair. At BHM, she helps women love their natural hair much faster with high-quality hair care products, a Wellness Coach, and science.Connect and know more about Nnenna and her company here:Website: https://www.blackhair.management/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blackhairmanagementInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackhairmanagement/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/blackhairmanagement/If you’re feeling tired and overwhelmed, it is time to hire a virtual assistant! Check outsmartvirtualassistants.com and learn how you can get your life back.

Zenda Walker is an author, licensed cosmetologist, and beauty marketing executive. Originally from the Bronx, New York, she enjoys traveling, spontaneous dance parties, exploring and developing beauty trends, and chocolate desserts. Zenda is a co-founder of Bounce Mobile Fitness Club, LLC. - a fitness business specializing in rebounding workouts. Zenda resides in Los Angeles, California with her daughter Zara Olivia.On the podcast we chat about life at home with Zara during the pandemic, Zenda's journey to creating her newly released book, Know Your Hairitage: Zara's Wash Day, and all that she has in store for her brand.About the book:It's wash day and Zara is not excited about wearing her hair in the same styles Mama usually creates. But once Mama takes Zara on a cultural journey to help her understand the significance of each hairstyle, wash days will never be the same! Know Your Hairitage: Zara's Wash Day is a semi-biographical story about how the hair texture and cultural styles of people of African descent are linked to a colorful and layered ancestral story.To purchase this incredible book goto:https://www.amazon.com/dp/1736277812/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_874aGbGXJJWYKorhttps://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/know-your-hairitage-zenda-m-walker/1138586999?ean=9781736277805You can also suggest this book to your local library and bookstore so they can order copies.To follow Zenda's Journey goto:@zzenlife on Instagram@ZendaWaker on Facebook_________________________________Please follow me:@stayathomemomyeahright on Facebook & Instagram@homeyeahright on Twitter

Zenda Walker is an author, licensed cosmetologist, and beauty marketing executive. Originally from the Bronx, New York, she enjoys traveling, spontaneous dance parties, exploring and developing beauty trends, and chocolate desserts. Zenda is a co-founder of Bounce Mobile Fitness Club, LLC. – a fitness business specializing in rebounding workouts. Zenda resides in Los Angeles, California with her six-year-old daughter Zara. She is currently working on her first children's book: Know your Hairitage: Zara's Wash Day. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wickwriters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wickwriters/support

After a wildly varying weather check, Marcia and Shannon dive in to the Sacrament of baptism - why we Catholics celebrate baptisms in specific ways, what the Sacrament does for us, and what it means in our lives. As always, shenanigans ensue when Marcia realizes she has a priestly role and Shannon confesses her compulsion for smelling babies anointed with chrism.OffertoryMarciaBaskets & Shelves (Stuff to put your stuff in)Sorta Awesome PodcastThe Home Edit (Netflix)ShannonCatholics United for Black Lives T-Shirts - shop.spreadshirt.com/cublorgBess Crawford Mysteries Series by Charles ToddArgan oil curl cream (Any brand)Follow us on InstgramPodcast: @psbbpodcastMarcia: @stylishciaShannon: @teamquarterblackBuy Merch at shop.spreadshirt.com/psbbpodcastSupport our podcast at www.patreon.com/psbbpodcast

We divulge into all things Black hair from struggle to self-love #BlackBrokeandBrilliant, a podcast brought to you by two twenty-something year old queens from London. Come laugh with us, cry with us and sip the sweetest of tea with us as we discuss the struggles of adulting. From thriving to surviving, life to love and lack thereof, we've got you covered. HOSTS: Ivy (Instagram: @ivy.richardson) and Samira (Instagram: @its_samiracle). Get in touch with us on Instagram: @blackbrokeandbrilliant or using the #Blackbrokeandbrilliant on Twitter!

Laundry day. Either you have it down pat or you are still struggling to find what works best for you. Doing laundry isn’t the most fun or glamorous task in life, but it must be done and if done consistently, it can add to feeling more ease at home and in life.In this week’s episode on the Routine and Things Podcast, I’m sharing three laundry routines that may help you consistently stay on top of your laundry and make wash day a bit easier.Follow me on Instagram & Facebook

Today we will be walking through our wash day routine!! You do not have to do it exactly how I explain it, but take notes on some of things I say because they are super important. I am so excited to start this journey with you guys!

Hello Everyone! I hope you are well amidst this COVID-19 pandemic. Since I've been home awaiting this storm to pass, I have been really trying to use this opportunity to explore different hair hacks. One of them is by use of a special device almost everyone has in their home, in order to avoid wash day just a littttle bit longer. Now of course, if your going out into the elements, you must wash your hair in order to get rid of any contaminants you may have been exposed to. I like to go out with my scarf on and I hat just in case! However, if you're taking those same precautions, listen to this episode to see how I learned to stretch my hairstyle and add moisture back in after a week old twist out!

Host Deardra Shuler interviews publisher/founder of African Voices, Carolyn A.Butts. African Voices is a leading non-profit arts magazine devoted to presenting fine art and literature by artists of color.  Carolyn is also the founder of the Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival & Lecture Series (www.reelsisters.org), an annual Brooklyn-based festival for women of color in the film industry. A Brooklyn native, Ms Butts served as an assistant press secretary to former New York State Comptroller H. Carl McCall and a press aide to former Manhattan Borough President Ruth Messinger. Films featured: Skin, And Nothing Happened, Ballet After Dark,  Wash Day, Plant the Seed etc. Reel Sisters 22nd Anniversary event will take place from Oct. 19 & 20th, 2019 at Alamo Draft House in Brooklyn.  Their awards ceremony took place October 11th where the honored Pioneering Activist/Author Nana Camille Yarbrough, Filmmakers Sandra Guzmán and Leslie Harris (Just Another Girl on the IRT).  Actress Rosie Perez presented the Trailblazing Filmmaker Award to Sandra Guzman. http://www.blackstarnews.com/entertainment/movies/carolyn-a-butts-is-a-%E2%80%9Creel-sister%E2%80%9D.html        

Join us as we discuss the dreaded wash day, how to approach a "friend" that may have hair odor and hair oppression. You don't want to miss out on this! Tap and tune in for the tea. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This time, Claptrap take on the mash potato loving duo Bodger & Badger which is new to Kathy. The 1995 episode Wash Day gets ripped apart by the thrusting duo of Kathy and Shiv's high level critique and love of slide trombone. Listening to this wastes twice the amount of time watching the episode does too FYI.

Jeremy Kyle Reality TV GOT Dirty legs and more....

Jamila Rowser returns to the show to discuss her awesome comic Wash Day, the Wash Day Candles Kickstarter, and much more! Support the campaign at http://washdaycandles.com Times running out! Let's make it happen!

How I take care of my hair on wash day.

Jamila Rowser’s Twitter bio (used to) say: Community Builder. And it’s spot on. Jamila is behind Geek Girl Brunch - an international meetup of women who geek out together over mimosas. She’s also one-half of the creative force behind Straight Outta Gotham, a hip hop and geek culture newsletter. And Jamila is also bringing to the world an all-girl created comic called Wash Day.“I wanted to celebrate these moments that aren’t talked about that much, but are a big part of our lives.” The Wash Day story follows Kimana, a 26-year-old Afro-Latina woman living in the Bronx, as she cares for her long, thick hair.On the podcast, Jamila talks style and beauty: her love for Fenty products, a catseye and a bold lip. And even though she lives in Florida, you’ll find Jamila wearing all black with a pop of colour.Oh, and we talk about place. Jamila is an air force brat, born in England, raised in Hawaii and educated in Germany. She talks about the confidence she has gained from an international childhood on the move.Follow Jamila on Twitter @JamilaRowser and on Instagram @JamilaRowser✨Music: Ghost Hands by Cal Folger Day⚡️Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor In Good CoYour besties mean better buys. Download the app today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is sponsored by Geek Girl Strong.   Jamila Rowser has been a star in my section of the Internet since I first found the geek girl community. She's one of the three founders of Geek Girl Brunch (along with Rachel from Episode 007 and Yissel who will be on an episode soon). It's always so cool to talk to someone who started a thing that drastically changed my entire life and business.   Jamila is always working on something cool, and now that cool thing is her new comic Wash Day. Wash Day is a slice-of-life comic that pays tribute to the beauty and endurance of Black women and their hair. Jamila was inspired by the Toni Morrison quote, “If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.” It's being funded on Kickstarter right now, so you should absolutely check that out. If you're reading this after the Kickstarter has ended, you can still find details at washdaycomic.com.   One of the coolest things about the Wash Day project (on top of the beautiful story) is the team that Jamila has put together. Jamila is writing, Robyn Smith has done the gorgeous art, J. A. Micheline is editing, and, now that this project has hit its stretch goal, Joamette Gil is translating the story into Spanish. Talk about a dream team.   Please follow Jamila all over the internet @JamilaRowser and at www.jamilarowser.com. I promise you won't be disappointed.   Thanks again for hanging out with us, and please help show your support by subscribing, leaving a review, or checking out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/sartorialgeek.   Stay nerdy. Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Once again, Sterling's mic is weird. Sorry. Special guest and host of Speak On It Podcast Neysha join Sterling and Kortney for another episode of regular shenanigans. Kortney's favorite movie Jurassic World gets a sequel, where would a tie go on a giraffe's neck, singing in the shower, the greatness that is Bessie Stringfield (and the movie/miniseries we want to see about her life) and what would happen if Beyonce and Lin Manuel Miranda ever met. There's a promo for a Kickstarter project called Wash Day that at the time of recording was halfway to its goal. At the time of publishing this episode, it's at 108%! Still, support it if you can! Also pick up our friend Laura Meoli's new book Clarity for Your Creative Career on sale now! And check out Neysha's podcast Speak On It and follow Neysha and SOI on Twitter.

When we started our conversation with Silke Brittain by talking about her thrill-seeking nature and her background in gymnastics, we couldn't have predicted the deep conversation about influence mapping inside organizations. Silke is the managing director at Clearvoice.agency based in the UK and works with corporations to help them map communication pathways to determine ways to change the cultures of organizations.  She shared research that 3% of the people in an organization account for as much as 85% of the organization's change, all through informal influence. Her rigorous approach to analyzing situations, developing solutions based on informal communication, and creating influence maps inspired us to want to return to Clearvoice.agency's projects in the future.  Silke revealed that her theme song would be "We Are The Champions" by Queen, a UK band known for its subtle and informal influence on the world! Tim noted in the Grooving Session that one of his favorite UK bands is Tankus The Henge, led by frontman and sideshow barker Jaz Delorean, and Kurt jumped in by noting the carnival-style antics of Johnny on Wash Day, from Kurt's days at Somerfest, in Wisconsin. Ah, life is good with music.  Listen. Enjoy. Share. Repeat.

Episode two: If you hate washing and styling your hair, or you feel like the process takes up too much of your time, this episode is for you. We'll chat about how to wash your curly hair correctly, ways to shorten the washing and styling process along with how to properly moisturize your hair. Curly Conversations is a show that empowers women of color who embrace their naturally curly hair. Show topics include: Natural hair styling techniques, product recommendations, your weekly dose of confidence and more. This show is an expansion of ClassyCurlies.com, a natural hair and beauty website hosted by Victoria Davis. Follow us on social media for more natural hair and self confidence tips: @ClassyCurlies

In this episode of The Catholic Foodie Show I announce the new daily show themes, and I explain what exactly I mean by Wash Day Wonders. I share my recipe for the New Orleans classic dish of Red Beans and Rice, give a shout out to my newly-minted Eagle Scout son Christopher, and reflect briefly on the amazing love that Jesus has for St. Martha. All this and more on The Catholic Foodie Show! Full Show notes available at http://CatholicFoodie.com.

Hear about the latest from NH including the woolly wash day, a trip to Harrisville and of course we talk about the ladies!

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Ben Debus reads his poems "Seeing," "The History of Missing Person 375: Part 3. Wash-day," and "The History of Missing Person 375: Part 4. A."