Random Blackmen Podcasts

Take Each Moment Podcast, hosted by Tatianna Mott, is meant to inspire listeners to do just that — take each moment and live each moment. Each weekly theme of music, testimonies, and guided meditations remind listeners that we are all in this together. Anything that you’re going through, we hope you are able to connect with someone featured in our podcast who has gone through a similar moment and has successfully moved on to the next. We encourage you all to give peace, share love, and enjoy the happiness.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Music

Tags: africanamerican, anxiety, blackgirl, blackmen, blackwomen, depression, grief, guidedmeditation, heal, IndependentMusic, inspiration, inspirational, love, meditation, mentalhealth, Motivation, Motivational, music, peopleofcolor, positiveaffirmation, Psychology, purpose, r&b, selfhelp, selflove, spirituality, takeeachmoment, therapist, therapy, Wisdom

Sports should be much more than just news and views, there’s a fun factor. Co-hosts Larry Robinson and Howard Robertson are former high school and college athletes that are sports fans forever.

Categories: Society & Culture, Sports

Tags: BASKETBALL, blackmen, bryant, espn, FOX, fs1, james, jordan, kobe, lebron, marchmadness, memphis, michael, Nike, people, SPorts

Love, Relationships, Money, Society Issues. We tackle any and all topics head on with open and honest answers. Unedited, unscripted and UNCENSORED…… straight up with no chaser.

Categories: Comedy

Tags: barbershop, blackmen, blackshow, blackwomen, Podcast, realmen, stezo, stezoradio, talk

Talking of the Couch podcast is a weekly podcast that focuses on mental health and mental wellness with in the communities of color. These conversations will be with Tatiana Smith, a Licensed Professional Counselor in Dallas, Texas. It’s time to shed light and break stigmas within the black culture about mental health/illness and mental wellness as well as in other communities of color. This podcast is a voice for the mental health community as well as the average person who may be struggling with anxiety, stress, depression and is unsure of what to do or where to go for help while understanding it’s OK not being OK all the time.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: black, blackman, blackmen, blacktherapist, blackwoman, blackwomen, communitesofcolor, counseling, counselingprivatepractice, counselor, depression, family, marriage, mentalhealth, MentalIllness, MentalWellness, parenting, relationship, stress, therapy, wellness