At the House is a miniseries by the podcasts You Had Me at Black and While Black, designed to get our minds off COVID. Each week we share true-life stories from our community and follow up with insightful conversations, all to help us cope, process, and adjust to a new normal.
The art of culture that makes you Laugh, Think, and Feel. While bridging gaps and connecting dots along the way through music,entertainment,history, and clothing. I do not own the rights to any music played.
Don’t Worry ‘Bout My Hair is a podcast that provides a platform to talk about experiences from the perspective of two young adult black women on topics that influence our lives everyday such as relationships, health & wellness, entertainment, careers and more! We have created a space that offers relatable conversations while providing some inspiring content to support your growth.
A monthly book club discussion from Cafe Con Libros, an Intersectional Feminist Bookstore and Coffee Shop in Brooklyn.
Each month, Kalima DeSuze along with a community member, take a deep dive into the Feminist & Bookish subscription pick. Using an intersectional lens, the peer reflects on pressing themes, key takeaways, and the changing face of Feminism.
Tom Colicchio has issues with food! Citizen Chef is about what we eat, where and who it comes from, and the politics, decisions, policies and people that shape our food system – with the goal of turning curious listeners into more informed, engaged citizens. Restaurateur, activist and Top Chef head judge Tom Colicchio dives into food and policy issues with lawmakers, journalists and food producers by connecting the dots of how our food system really works – and really doesn’t – all while remaining positive and presenting attainable solutions to some of the biggest food issues out there.
Doing Our Work is a monthly series sponsored by the Greensboro Community City Working Group and Guilford Anti-Racism Alliance that brings in local experts to present and lead dialogue on concepts to help residents develop a firmer understanding of the roots and nature of racial inequity, and what we can do about it together.
The Kinswomen aim to build more trust and bridge the gaps between women of color and white women through difficult, uncomfortable, but cathartic conversations. Named Best Podcasts of 2020 by Elle, Cosmo, and Marie Claire. Hosted by Yseult Mukantabana and Hannah Summerhill.
The idea that our bodies hold onto every traumatic event in our life is the backbone of this trauma informed therapy and research. Across the world people struggle with the reality of their bodies in a world full of diet culture, racism, sexism, homophobia, etc. Body Trauma is a podcast that listens to people recount their experiences in their body and their life. Because it’s hosted by a millennial, there is sure to be some cursing, pop culture, and humor as well. Hosted by Nia Patterson, a writer, artist, and activist, we listen to people of all backgrounds. Through all types of agency and marginalization people share their body’s story. We discuss all types of discrimination, eating disorders, body image, sexual assault, gender transition, and more. Interspersed by humorous conversations and encouragement through the tough topics we talk about.Subscribe for new stories told by a wide range of professionals, activists, writers, and regular people just like you. Learn more at bodytraumapod.com
Megs and Pegs are a mother-daughter duo and their conversations explore life, food, and the pursuit of happiness.
Megan is a certified holistic health coach and "Momma Peggy" is an entrepreneurial foodie with a zesty personality.
Together, they have the kind of conversations that you wish you could have with your mom including alternative health practices, relationships and family, and maintaining a healthy balance when life gets messy. They're unpacking all the juicy goodness, just for you.
Welcome to Othram aka “America’s Crime Lab.” Each week, we meet weary detectives and family members working an unsolved case that has wrecked a community and seemingly hit a dead end… until, in a last-ditch effort, the evidence is mailed to Othram.