Random African american Podcasts

Ambitious Black Girl is a podcast dedicated to inspiring future generations and celebrating the narratives of Black women change-makers, entrepreneurs, and leaders. Join Ambitious Black Girl founder Tatiana Donaldson in thought-provoking conversations rooted in passion, purpose, and care. Follow @theambitiousblackgirl on social. Shop our collection! — https://ambitiousblackgirl.com/shop For inquiries, email: theambitiousblackgirl@gmail.com

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, african american woman, african american women, ambitious, ambitious black girl, black and abroad, black girl, Black Girl Magic, black lives matter, black millennials, black owned business, black sisterhood, Black women, black women entrepreneur, black women living abroad, black women millennials, business, community, consciousness, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, female, lifestyle, Motivation, self care, self help, Self-Improvement, sisterhood, spirituality, woc, women of color

African American Jerome Facione Sr. & conservative Caucasian Dr. Josh Luke were high school friends & teammates that came together 30 years later united in advocating to end systematic racism & promote equality. The show leaves politics aside & takes-on tough conversations most Americans avoid. Josh and Jerome discuss why it is appropriate to have an African American student union or Congressional Congress, but not an organization just for Caucasians. “What? We don’t have a Caucasian History Month?” Find out why and how you can engage in this conversation when the opportunity presents itself.

Categories: Business, News, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, black lives matter, Caucasian, Equality, Racism, social justice

Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason are the founders of AphroChic, a brand focused on celebrating the history and cultures of the African Diaspora through modern media and design. Following the release of their bestselling book, AphroChic: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home, hailed as “one of the most important design books of our time,” the couple is expanding the conversation on Black life. Hosted from the library of their AphroFarmhouse, each month Hays and Mason sit down with creatives, innovators and tastemakers from across the African Diaspora, discussing Black culture, art, food, fashion, music, wellness, society and homes, exploring new paradigms that can help us all design a better world.

Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, african diaspora, aphrochic, black art, black author, black design, black fashion, black film, black history

Eric Hanks — African American art specialist, owner of the renowned M. Hanks Gallery sits down with artists, collectors, celebrities and thought leaders for in-depth conversations where they explore the past, present & future of African American art.

Categories: Arts

Tags: african american, African American art, black art, black artists, Culture, Eric Hanks, Eric's Perspective, podcast series

Welcome to UnfiltHER—a podcast where the conversation is raw, real, and rooted in truth. Produced by Tangible Films Presents, this space was created unapologetically for us, by us—centering the voices, stories, and experiences of Black women. What makes UnfiltHER different? It’s hosted by Trina, our groundbreaking AI narrator, bringing you bold, unfiltered conversations with a futuristic twist. Trina holds nothing back as she guides you through the real-life highs, lows, and everything in between that shape the lives of Black women today. We’re talking motherhood, dating, identity, mental health, pop culture, and personal growth—no topic is off limits. Whether you’re tuning in for inspiration, laughter, or that much-needed truth, you’ll find it here. New episodes drop every Thursday. Watch on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast platform—and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Unfiltered. Unapologetic. Undeniably Black.

Categories: Health & Fitness, News, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, ariticial intelligence, black woman, dating, History, Identity, love, mental-health, motherhood, pop culture, relationships

It is hard to have a successful career as a minority in a corporate environment or in entrepreneurship! Listen Every other Wednesday, join G-Money, a two-time graduate of the school of hard knocks and a successful executive coach and entrepreneur and his Co-Host Booker T. a successful Corp. Executive and Entrepreneur, as they cover and give insight in how to overcome the challenges facing minorities in the corporate world and in entrepreneurship. We will also cover current social topics that are impacting the Black community. If you are serious about growing your career or starting your own business as a minority or just want to keep up with social issues that could be affecting black people, then this is the podcast for you!

Categories: Business

Tags: african american, black, Black News, business, career, Discrimination, diversity, entrepreneurship, Executive, growth, Management, Minorities, Minority, social injustice, social issues, success, training, Woke

“This Week in Black History, Society, and Culture” is a weekly podcast produced by the Black and African Diaspora Forum United (BADFU) an interracial group of faculty at Monmouth University concerned about issues pertaining to the Black/African American experience. BADFU members will periodically interview scholars, authors, activists, and community leaders on matters related to the history, society, and culture of Black and African American communities in the United States (U.S.) and beyond. These podcast episodes are on a variety of subjects including, but not limited to, higher education, economics, criminal justice, reparations, mental health, history, science, gender, popular culture, women, and politics. A new episode will be released weekly on Monday mornings from September to May during each academic term.

Categories: Education

Tags: african american, Culture, gender, History, Politics, Society

High, Good People is a potcast that explores the historical, social and cultural relationships between people of color and cannabis in the new age of legalization. The show is hosted and produced by Tiara Darnell, a freelance journalist and multimedia producer, Oregon’s Budtender of the Year 2017, and a finalist for Spotify’s inaugural Sound Up Bootcamp for emerging women of color podcasters.

HGP blends interview and narrative style to give voice to the stories of the communities most disproportionately impacted by the legacy of the War on Drugs. Each episode is edited to “activation time” length, about twenty to thirty minutes, or roughly how long it takes to feel “high” after consuming cannabis.

Lean back, listen up, and if you want to, light up.

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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Categories: Education, History, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, black, budtender, cannabis, Education, high, History, marijuana, Oregon, people of color, Podcast, Portland, relationshhips, weed, women

Co-hosted by Donald Betts Jr and Diana Elliott, Greenland is a show about America and Australia – what makes us similar and what makes us different. We chat about current affairs in the US with special guests to understand ‘same same but different’ culture, politics and life in Australia and the US.

Categories: History, News, Society & Culture

Tags: 2020 presidential election, african american, America, american culture, american politics, australia, australian society, Cricket, Democrat, diana elliott, donald betts, donald trump, health care, indigenous australia

Would you give up a successful career to work for a charity? Can art save a community? Over the course of the last century Detroit moved from being the epicentre of the automotive industry to becoming the embodiment of America’s urban woes. Deindustrialization, disinvestment and White flight have left much of the city a mere shadow of its heyday when Ford’s factory alone employed over 90,000 workers. In this collection we explore the last 50 years of this city with the through the perspective of the Whitfield family and how one of its members; Jenenne was inspired to join the Heidelberg Project. A charity that encourages community development, through the arts and education. This material forms part of the Open University course International development: making sense of a changing world

Categories: Education

Tags: 1950s, 3rd grade, african american, art, banker, Businesses, Caucasian, childhood, Chrysler, colour, community, detroit, East side, excite, exodus, Factory, Ford, fought, freeway, hope, hopscotch, inspiration, jobs, junk, militant, Mississippi, move, Nerve, nostalgia, paradise valley, Project, school, segregated, vacant homes, white flight, work

Black ThirTea with Ryann and Candace is a space for 30-something Black women to share the challenges and victories of their 30s. We create community by highlighting shared experiences for 30-somethings as well as giving voice to factors contributing to unique considerations for Black women. We will educate, uplift, and build community for women experiencing this critical stage of their maturation and development. The podcast, Black ThirTea, provides a voice for women who do not have a communities within which to have these vulnerable, necessary conversations at scale.With us, you’ll laugh, cry, and learn while finding resources to support you along this journey.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: 30, 30-something, african american, black, career, Culture, health, lifestyle, millennial, wellness, woman, women

Conversations with my uncle, Luc about topics we find important. We talk about politics, race, history, family, and more. I have a tremendous amount of respect for him and enjoy picking his brain.

Categories: History, News, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, black, black family, black professional, conversation, Equality, family, Informative, Politics, race, religion, social justice

Dr. Anika Prather herself, over many years, has engaged the fire and light that the classics have brought to African American throughout the history of America. She is uniquely gifted and trained to help us reclaim the canon that has been a source of liberty and humanity. As a scholar of the black intellectual tradition, she passionately argues for bringing the best that has been thought and said to African Americans and all Americans.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, Canon, classical tradition, Culture, Education

Tech reporter Jose Fermoso brings the largest Latinx community of tech professionals to audio life through in-depth stories and interviews featuring topics affecting all Latinx people including immigration policies, the coronavirus pandemic, and the latest in business challenges.

Categories: News, Society & Culture, Technology

Tags: african american, asian american, business, career, coronavirus, Culture, Displacement, ethics, family, health, Hispanic, immigration, in-depth news, indigenous, interviews, Latin America, Latina, Latinos, LatinX, music, narrative, News, Politics, pop culture, Slack, spanish language, Technology

Are you tired of the rat race? Are you ready to live authentically? Are your ready to live your best life? Her Best Life is a global network of Black Women Bosses who are doing their own thang! Tune in to Her Best Life with host Alynetta Beck. She is the CEO of Her Best Life Empowerment and Her Travel Experience. She’s an award winning business developer and success coach. And most importantly, she has been in your shoes and knows how to help you live your best life. Each week, she delivers in-depth interviews with phenomenal women with stories of boldness and fearlessness who have chosen to create their own destiny and be their own boss.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: african american, alynetta beck, atlanta, black, business, California, entrepreneurship, Florida, louisiana, Nevada, new york, personal development, Texas, travel, women

Arts and culture participate heavily in the way we navigate our lives. The art professionals on our show offer their account on arts impact in the many facets of their lives. From choreographers to art curators they discuss how art and ties to one’s culture guide us through each step on our journey. Join us as we uncover how art can engage and nurture us.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: african, african american, art, Culture, dance, heritage

Tabias Olajuawon, JD/ABD is an author, poet, speaker and interdisciplinary scholar who studies race and African American culture using the tools provided by various disciplines including: law, literary and cultural studies, music, and the social sciences. He has published numerous blogs and articles in the areas of law, cultural studies, BlaQueer Studies and African American studies.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, black, criminal justice, gay, gender, law, lgbt, Politics, queer, race, sexuality, social justice

The Fallen State TV is a weekly web series hosted by Jesse Lee Peterson. The program covers topics that no other show dares to touch in pursuit of truth and enlightenment. The program features fascinating and thought-provoking guests who discuss and debate faith, culture, human nature, politics, and societal ills in an open, honest and entertaining style.

Categories: Comedy, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: african american, Anger, Black Conservative, Black Republican, Black Talk, Blame, BOND, Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny, fatherhood, forgiveness, Hate, Healing America, Jesse Lee Peterson, Race Relations, Racism, the Antidote, Victimhood