Random Black Girl Magic Podcasts

She thought she would know what she was doing by 30. She thought wrong. Presented by LazzysIsland.com, join host Jasmine for honest conversations about changing friendships, increasing responsibilities, pressure to settle down, mental health, and everything else she thought she would have figured out by now.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: 30, 30 years old, aging, Black Girl Magic, Comedy, dating, lifestyle, mental-health, relationships, self care, self-discovery, thirty, wellness

Sorry, I’m on Break is a podcast dedicated to giving ourselves, and you, permission to take the breaks you need! We’re on break–and we hope you are too!

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: advocacy, black, Black Girl Magic, Books, Culture, Education, law, mental-health, News, Politics, self care, self help

This podcast focuses on all of the ways we have to respond to the things happening in our lives. From college to relationships to careers and family, we continuously have to make difficult decisions and sometimes we have to pause and ask ourselves, “is it worth a conversation?”

Categories: Leisure, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Black Girl Magic, Healing, journey, self care, self-love

Hey Funky Junky! Welcome to the Chatbox with Uncle Funky’s Daughter. The goal of the ChatBox is to help you embrace your natural beauty! The conversation is about more than hair! Our 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-to’s and real lifestyle tips. Real talk, no jive. Follow the Funk: Website: www.unclefunkysdaughter.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/unclefunkysdaughter/

Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: Black Girl Magic, black owned business, Culture, curly hair, girlboss, hair care, hair texture, kinky hair, natural hair, natural hair journey, podcasters of instagram, powerful women, self-love, woman-owned business, Women Empowerment

Candid conversations with 3 sistas regarding all things cultural, spiritual, & socio-political. Join the conversation and get ready to speak on it, sis!

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: african, afro-canadian, black experience, Black Girl Magic, black girl podcast, Black women, canada, mental-health, self care, self help, sisterhood, spirituality, Womanhood

A hilarious podcast hosted by actresses Bresha Webb and Angel Laketa Moore discussing all things Black Girl Magic, Pop Cultural, & Relationships. Hey Sis!

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: actress, black, Black Girl Magic, black hair, Funny, hilarious, hosts, improv, Movies, television

This podcast explores what it is like to navigate the world feeling like or actually being the only one in a given situation. It is a way for us to give voice to Black women and women of the African diaspora to uncover how this hyper-awareness of self affects the ways we live and relate to others. In the isolation of this feeling, we find community and invite the listener to come along for the ride.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: africa, african, african american, black, Black Girl Magic, diaspora, Experience, friends, Fun, girl, girlfriends, lonely, magic, Matriarchy, men, One, only, patriarchy, race, Racism, realness, sexism, solo, Stories, storytelling, USA, woman, women

Three black women living in Colorado, trying out new things while sharing our stories as the odd women out. We’ll navigate new worlds and explore the uncommon threads that bind our collective experiences.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: black, Black Girl Magic, black girls, Black People, Black podcast, black podcasts, Colorado, Denver, Fun, Funny, humor, Stories

Hosted by Gen X moms, Kaanji Irby and Tara Campbell. These two women- one Black and one White- come from different worlds, but have become close friends through their shared experiences as suburban ‘boy moms,’ working women in male-dominated workplaces, and their love of 90s hip-hop. Listen in as they chat with each other and connect with guests about parenting and pop culture and the tragedies and triumphs of motherhood with honesty, empathy and humor.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: 90s, advice, Black Girl Magic, covid-19, family, Hip Hop Culture, Joey Salvia, Kaanji Irby, Kids, new podcasts, parenthood, parenting, Racism, social justice, working moms

Dope Chick With Ambition! Podcast is the dose of motivational dopeness that everyone needs in their lives. Candi Hussle is for the ladies first, but ambitious men are encouraged to tune in. D.C.W.A Podcast is the space where gems are dropped, relatable topics discussed and conversations with Dope Chicks With Ambition take place. Welcome to Dope Chick With Ambition! Podcast. Get ready to be Motivated & Entertained! – Candi Hussle 💕🌹

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: Black Girl Magic, entrepreneurship, female entrepreneur, motivational speakers, self help

‘I’m Not Yelling! I’m Dominican’ podcast is hosted by Nachi and Damaris, two sisters raised in The Bronx, New York, by amazing Dominican parents. They experienced growing up in two separate cultures, which sometimes brought conflict when adapting to American traditions. Still, at the same time, they took much pride in their roots. Through weekly fun conversations with friends and family, they will explore everyday life topics that have shaped their lives and talk about alternatives to vibing higher from their Dominican-American perspective. So sit back and grab your cafecito, tea, or wine, and let’s vibe.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: afrolatinas, Black Girl Magic, black latinas, Dominican sisters, new york dominican, new york dominican culture, nyc, urban

Hosted by Julee Wilson, ESSENCE’s Global Beauty Director, The Color Files is ESSENCE’s newest podcast that explores the stories of those behind the business of Black beauty. featuring conversations with trendsetters, trailblazers, legends and luminaries.

Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture

Tags: beauty, beauty culture, beauty standards, beautycounter, beautyproduct, behind-the-scenes, Black Beauty, Black Girl Magic, business, entrepreneurship, hair, Hair stylist, Makeup, makeup artist, stylist

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

Deidre C. and J. Nicole are excited to host a space for women to cultivate their queendom. Tune in get to know the duo and a little more about what to expect from this brand new podcast!

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: Black Girl Magic, Black women, personal growth, Queendom, Self-Improvement

In 2013, Atlanta-based Gospel Recording Artist Trish Standley began her media journey with an online radio show Style with Trysh. The original purpose of the show was to share styling tips with others. As an independent artist, Trish traveled to various events where she’d receive inquiries such as “Where did you get your outfit?” One who would never hoard that information Trish decided to provide that information along with the boutique owners, designers and stylists she utilized. The show’s journey began on BlogTalk Radio then the show graduated to Survival Radio Network. Style with Trysh Radio Show syndicated to other online radio stations which included: Life 1500, WordRadio.com & 108 Praise Radio. The show included segments such as “What’s Happening with San” and “Martacious’ Closet.” When followers expressed that there were still struggles translating some of the information without having a visual demonstration, further changes were needed.In 2019, The Style with Trysh Show decided to graduate from radio to television. They partnered with Mark Squared Studios to broadcast the “Style with Trysh TV Show ” on local Atlanta TV broadcast The AIB Network channel & streamed on Xperienc OnDemand Network where they were voted the most viewed streaming show within its first month of broadcast. Season 2 is set to air March of 2022.

Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness, TV & Film

Tags: Black Girl Magic, Culture, design, fashion, fitness, health, Host, lady, love, Podcast, relationship, style, television, women