Random People of color Podcasts

Welcome to the Miller Time Podcast! Our names are Pat and CoCo Miller and we are a Black, Christian, Married, Millennial, Business-Owning Couple. We are a couple that is on the journey of pursuing success in every area of our lives and we are passionate about empowering people of color to redefine success and create their extraordinary lives! On our podcast, we will discuss topics such as how to find success in our relationships, life, career, finances, mental health, faith, business and more! No topic is off-limits and we keep it REAL! Overall, we hope to educate, inspire and motivate you to take action in pursuing success after each episode!

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: black, business, christian, entrepreneur, faith, married, mental-health, millennial, people of color, success

It’s About Us: Living Your Life On Purpose w/ Tonya

The vision for this podcast is to embrace and empower all people but in particularly people of color, by redirecting our thoughts and negative feelings about who we are. Taking an inward journey to better understand, reason, and imagine who we are and our purpose for being here; So that we can live our best lives on purpose, It is about US!

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: bipoc, Denver, empowerment, Its about us, Life on purpose, Living Your Life, people of color, Tonya

The path to success isn’t paved for people of color. Join me as I sit down with individuals who share their stories as we learn how to say Success in Spanglish.

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: black, career, college, latino, LatinX, lgbtq, people of color, Person of Color, personal journey, self help, spanglish, success

The Every Voice Now Podcast showcases the inspiring stories of authors of color and the making of their books. Each episode unpacks the journey of these writers and the challenges they had to overcome along the way to become a published author. In an industry still dominated by whiteness, these stories reveal the extra hurdles that voices of color encounter in their professional and personal lives and provide encouragement for all those who seek to follow in their footsteps. A production of InterVarsity Press.

Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: author, Authors, bipoc, book, Books, christian, faith, people of color, poc, publishing, Voices, writing

Hollywood in Color is a new podcast telling the stories of the stars usually left out of entertainment history — the people of color in front of and behind the camera who have been representing for over a century. Host Diana Martinez has a PhD in film and media studies and has written for Slate, The Atlantic, and Women in Hollywood.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: actors, Asian, black, California, Hispanic, hollywood, Hollywood in Color, Latinos, Los Angeles, Movies, people of color, spanish, stars, television, US, USA

This podcast centers the educational joys, interests, passions, and inquiries of communities of Color. We make discussions and knowledge around the education of people of Color more accessible to families and all educators, and more inclusive to teachers, non-traditional educators, and to a variety of educational spaces. Check out our website to find out more! evolvingeducationproject.com

Categories: Education

Tags: Books, community, Education, educators, families, parents, people of color, teachers

Amplifying the voices of college inclusion innovators in higher education. The Resilient Campus Podcast is a weekly source of resilience, created in response to college professionals experiencing burnout and exhaustion doing college inclusion and social justice work. Host, Dr. Saby Labor, will interview coaches and influencers to strengthen our daily mindset so that we can sustain this work collectively. Whether you have diversity and inclusion in your professional responsibilities or you work in another functional area and build campus movements because that’s just who you are – this podcast is for you.

Categories: Education

Tags: college, diversity, equity, higher education, inclusion, lgbtq, people of color, professionals, resilience, social justice, university

Aamber and Charlie understand that adulting as millennial black women in Los Angeles is not easy. These best friends started Ladies Doing Stuff Podcast so that women can know they are not alone in their desire for perfection, or even just for survival. After college graduation, the ladies simply picked up their high school friendship right where they left off; but they found that their adult lives were not that simple at all. Job losses, new marriages, and keeping friendships are just a few things that they learned to navigate along the way. All of this while living in Los Angeles, a city with not-so-many “angels” as it turns out. Aamber and Charlie created Ladies Doing Stuff Podcast as a safe space to share hilarious experiences, contrasting opinions, and to create a proudly imperfect community for women of color. Disclaimer: All opinions expressed are our own. Views expressed have no affiliation with any outside entity. Find us on Instagram: @LadiesDoingStuff. Twitter: @LadiesDoStuff

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: balanced black girl, black girl bravado, black mental health, Black women, black women heal, brown girls self-care podcast, goddess confessions, insecure podcast, Los Angeles, people of color, podcast for women, slay girl slay, therapy for black girls

Lessons For The Culture is a podcast organized by the nonprofit Hue You Know. Produced by Willie B. Productions LLC, the podcast covers the entertainment industry, the struggles and success of those within it, and ways to get ahead. We discuss all things relative to media and entertainment, all designed to support our career growth. From networking, to breaking in the industry to climbing up the ranks. Whether you’re a newbie or industry veteran, this podcast is for you.

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Categories: Arts, Business, Education

Tags: career advice, Culture, Entertainment, entertainment industry, lessons, people of color

An AAPI produced and hosted pop-culture podcast rooted in San Francisco.

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: aapi, bay area, booze, Comedy, dating, Entertainment, festivals, film, film festivals, Food, gossip, interview, lgbt, people of color, Podcast, Politics, relationships, san francisco, women, women of color

Career Chats with LaKeisha is a podcast by LaKeisha L. Lovett. The goal is to provide you with quick and to-the-point career advice that you can listen to in between meetings or whenever you need some quick tips! Whether you’re a professional looking to accelerate your career, in corporate America or in the technology industry this is the podcast for you. Career Chats with LaKeisha is for all people and will spotlight tips for women, people of color, and people who have felt like navigating their careers has been atypical.

Categories: Business, Education, Technology

Tags: black, Black women, brown, career advice, career coach, career mentor, diversity, HCD, hci, human computer interaction, navigating corporate America, people of color, Person of Color, poc, user experience, ux, woc, women, women in tech, women in technology

A mindfulness podcast designed specifically for the traditionally marginalized. If you can’t see it, you can’t be it. Reframe your mind to realign with your purpose. This meditation focuses on limiting self-beliefs and how they can completely immobilize us if we’re not careful. Whatever your religion or creed, we cannot deny the power of the human mind. It has the power to create bridges or walls for us. It has the ability to make things impossible or effortless. It can make us fearless and unstoppable, or completely immobilized and powerless. It can be as wild and unpredictable as mercury, or as serene and calm as the surface of still water. It is our best friend and most vengeful enemy. And yet we don’t need to fight against it. We only need to acknowledge it, and return over and over again to what we’re trying to focus on and cultivate. You see, the mind can be trained. This is why meditation is called a “practice”. We come back each day to exercise and guide the mind so it can begin working on our behalf. So we’re not constantly at it’s mercy as it relentlessly switches from topic to topic and hones in our doubts, insecurities, and regrets. If we follow our mind as it spirals downwards, we encourage it to continue returning to these self-defeating thoughts. Where the attention goes, energy flows. If you are constantly thinking about how you will never be good enough, honestly, you never will. You’ve already told yourself your truth. Your mind will always stop you from reaching your destiny if you continue to let it believe whatever it wishes. This practice helps us acknowledge the limitations we impose on ourselves and helps us to let them go forever. Releasing the hold these negative beliefs have on us, we begin to build a positive reality of our own design. Till soon, Synesthésie “Whatever we believe about ourselves and our ability comes true for us.” —Susan L. Taylor

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Affirmations, health and wellness, meditation, mental-health, mindfulness, people of color, self-empowerment

We’re gonna talk about life, love and lessons learned, for those who resonate

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: 20 something, 20 somethings, 2021, Black women, Body, brown women, figuring out life, figuring out life in your twenties, figuring out love, for those who resonate, for us by us, gen z, holistic wellness, kristian james, life lessons, lifestyle, mental-health, millennial, mind, people of color, poetry podcast, self care, Self-Improvement, soul, storytelling podcast, taking care of yourself, these 20 somethings, these twnety somethings, twenty somethings, women of color

Latina South podcast welcomes friendly conversations with Latina women who live, work and play throughout the American South. We’ll learn about what Latinas are creating and how they are making good things happen for their families, businesses and communities. We’ll enjoy some savory bits of wisdom while we share about what it takes to thrive in life while holding onto the best of what makes us Latinas in the South. Welcome!

Categories: History, Society & Culture

Tags: atlanta, bilingual, business, careers, carolina, Charlotte, conversations, Education, entrepreneurship, family, Florida, Food, friendly, georgia, Hispanic, immigrant, interviews, Latina, latina south, latino, LatinX, leadership, Mexican, moms, multicultural, people of color, southern, Stories, tejana, tennessee, Texas, the south, travel, women

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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Categories: Education, History, Society & Culture

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

“A World of Black Writers by the Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation invites readers and writers to explore the vast literary landscape created by Black writers and to learn about the skill, resources and paths they used to develop their work. A World of Black Writers gives authors not only an occasion to spotlight their work, but also gives avid readers and future writers an opportunity to further understand and enjoy both the content, creativity, and diversity of their work.”

Categories: Arts

Tags: art, author, black writers, Books, Culture, diversity, Literature, people of color, poetry, Richard Wright, Zora Neale Hurston