It is no secret that Podcasting is a great business opportunity and is continuously supposed to sustain growth. Podcast listening by women and specifically women of color, has risen 14% in one year. To increase podcast diversity. More numerous black individuals and even black women have been turning to Podcasting to expand and finally let their experiences and stories be heard. With that in mind, here is a round-up of 6 podcasts by black women that I enjoy, and some you might want to check out for yourself either you need insight, perspective, and of course, a needed laugh especially experiencing this year alone.
First one up!
Meet Cieja Springer: Cieja Springer: Black Girl Magic in Full Effect
She is a professional, robust, and savvy marketer with over 16 years of experience specializing in strategic marketing and creative content solutions across media verticals. She has worked to launch integrated campaigns for brands in the beauty, retail/fashion, luxury, CPG, automotive, Telecomm, and spirits industries for the likes of L’Oreal USA/Paris, Maserati, P&G, Estée Lauder, Unilever, Coca-Cola, Kraft, Nordstrom, Verizon Wireless, Samsung, Volkswagen, Rolex, Kering Group, Coty, Pernod Ricard, and LVMH/Hennessy.
Cieja is a creative, strategic, innovative thinker with an entrepreneurial spirit. Her experience also encompasses multicultural marketing, account management, and media planning.
Specialties: creative strategy, strategic thinking, integrated, digital, experiential and social marketing, content creation/ideation/development, merchandising, project management, brand management, promotion, and media budget management, media planning, creative conceptualizing
She has created and currently showcasing A Podcaster in her third season. She hosts and produces From the Bottom Up! ™. Her podcast does feature, without a doubt, needed heroes and influences in the fashion industry. Either with newcomers and even unsung icons that go in-depth on their adventures and, most importantly, their profession while contributing advice and even more extensive dialogue surrounding their opinion of today’s industry and those shaping it and even changing it.
2. Black Girl in Om
This is a calm, excellent reservation for thoughtful discussions with captivating women of color, especially regarding their drive to approach wholesome adversity. Especially when it comes to the concept of care and self-care that this platform has you covered. The podcast is a stage that meets the wellness requirements of women of color with a mixture of holiness and needed lifestyle suggestions.
3. Our Body Politic
Meet Journalist Farai Chideya, who gracefully asked questions that many are not comfortable doing, such as speaking to a woman epidemiologist about why the COVID vaccine news started an exciting start and asking her audiences how their lives have developed during the pandemic. Overall, it gives perspectives and opens opportunities for the listening hears and questions that you may have, and by listening, you will generally receive them.
4. The PHG Podcast
The Professional Home Girl begins for every one of her podcasts by boldly declaring to her listeners to wish and to transmit a survey, and it just gets greater and greater. Eboné intends to showcase the complete spectrum of women of color existing full courses that they should continue to live inspirational lives.
She even conducts interviews with women of all walks of life, from survivors, teachers, writers, etc. You will find familiar themes in her common theme when it comes to occupations and conversations surrounding scientists, survivors, and different varieties. However, one thing for sure the dialogue is always educational, fascinating, and drives a needed perspective.
5. Balanced Black Girl
Bold plug! Balanced Black Girl is centered on magnifying the sounds of women of color in the wellness reservation. She is a program dedicated to supporting women of color to appear involved in the world of online and broad wellness. If you search and require diversifying, especially on your feed, well, you want to be apart from the conversation that’s filled with humor and, of course, realness. “Balanced Black Girl” is the place to be, especially on Tuesday.
6. Jesus and Jollof
This program is hosted by Luvvie Ajayi (who also hosts Rants and Randomness. Check that out as well) and Yvonne Orji (aka “Molly” from Insecure). With Equal shares of refreshing and entertaining, each episode centers on a particular season in Luvvie and Molly’s glow-up and even development as they speak about living as Nigerian American women, their professions, families, prosperity, and everything in between with reflection and, of course, laughter. You cannot help but laugh and write anything down when it comes to the dynamic.
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