Top 8 Bipoc Podcasts

The Resilience and Resistance podcast is about successful Black, Indigenous and Women of Color who are overcoming trauma and becoming resilient.

The vision for this podcast is to illuminate the dichotomy that many BIPOC female-identified individuals face in their daily lives; holding space for healing or managing past and present trauma, while maintaining a "professional" identity as they strive towards their work and other goals.

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Music: Inte-Gritty by Bianca Mikahn

Art: Maite Nazario | http://www.maitenazario.com

Alestes likes to keep her head down while she works as a merchant, couriering deliveries and carrying travelers to destinations across the seas. Only as her travelers gradually become permanent crewmates, she realises her ship has become a floating museum, laboratory, vault of repatriated ‘treasures’, and a chef’s kitchen.

After spending most of her life with the understanding that nothing changes, no matter how hard you fight, Alestes is faced with a choice: Will she use her new network of allies to build safe harbour and potentially a future for her new community, or will she once again put her head down and drown in her sea of excuses...

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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!

This podcast is where we mow down ‘grass’ ceilings. Host Audra Mulkern leads conversations with farmers, scientists, journalists, technologists, entrepreneurs and advocates. Together, they elevate the invaluable traditional, cultural and experience-driven knowledge that women contribute to agriculture.

A podcast dedicated to exploring the diversity and relevance of symphonic music focusing on the mid-Missouri area brought to you by the Missouri Symphony with support from the Missouri Humanities Council.

Welcome to "Opening Dharma Access," a podcast where we hear stories from BIPOC teachers & practitioners about their Dharma experiences and practice, and how those inform the ways they are sharing & practicing the Dharma today.
Season 3 description: Hosted by Rev. Liên & Rev. Dana Takagi
This season, we will have a new focus: Uplifting and Forwarding Asian American/Asian Diasporic Buddhist Experiences in the West.
With our guests and audience, we will explore the specificities of Asian American/Asian Diasporic experiences. We take as given that there are generational differences (hence the historical moment matters!) and we hope to also delve into Asian family norms and values, our inchoate understanding of ancestor worship, issues of identity, representation, stereotypes about sexuality and sexual identity, and Asian American depression.
A theme we'll be using to help guide our conversations is The Disquiet - a term we are adapting from writer/poet Fernando Pessoa (The Book of Disquiet) -- which, in our view, signals a complex recognition of self, mind, and body. The evidence for the foregoing includes scholarly research indexed in aggregate statistics on depression, youth suicide, and other issues in immigrant or first-generation families. While Asian Americans are not alone in experiencing trauma, the racial languages and discourses of othering are different for us than for other groups.

What do we hope is the outcome of this podcast? Our first aim is to give voice to the range and depth of Buddhism in Asian and Asian American generations. We hope, in doing so, we help to shine a light on the limited or myopic envisioning of race in primarily white sanghas. Asian and Asian American diasporic truths about practice are a teaching for contemporary dharma organizations and centers. We recognize the depth and range of Asian and Asian Diasporic Buddhists is a wisdom mirror for organized Buddhism in the West.
Thank you to the Hemera Foundation for their generous support of Season 3!
Contact us at: [email protected]
Further Info at: AccessToZen.org

Welcome to "The Teacher's Forum" hosted by David Harris, a veteran educator with 30 years of experience in private, public, and charter schools. This podcast is your platform to hear the voices of educators from the United States and around the world, with a special focus on educators of color, who are often overlooked in crucial education discussions today. Join us as we dive into important topics, and experiences of K-12 educators, and get a chance to hear from David’s former students, as they share their stories, insights, and experiences. Be sure to tune in and let's celebrate the dedication and excellence of educators together!
Follow The Teacher's Forum on X (Twitter) @thefourm1993 or email us at [email protected] with your thoughts for future programs or if you would like to be a guest on the show.

We've made it half-way through season 1! RTW has been on a long break- our host had an intense year (the joys of indie podcasting). RTW is still active- we're going through a re-structuring, and will be moving to a model that's less than biweekly, but will get content out soon. As a one-person team, thanks for patience. Follow us on IG to stay up to date. As always, thanks for your support!----------------Every year, hundreds of global human rights defenders are murdered, imprisoned, or disappeared for their commitment to rights. But how many of those names do you know? Right the Wrong is for people who love true crime, care about understanding the world, and care even more for the people who fight to make it better. Join Ta’Mara Hill, for a deep dive into the cost of defending rights. These inspiring reflections will highlight a global advocate whose story needs to be told, and whose work lives on. Come discuss state crime, history, global affairs, and human rights. Come be angry...come be inspired...come ready to Right the Wrong. Visit rightthewrongpodcast.blogspot.com to learn more; and listen wherever you get your podcasts. Follow the podcast on IG at: www.instagram.com/RightTheWrongPodcast

In each episode, we sit down with trailblazing people of color in the coffee industry, individuals whose journeys in life and coffee are as complex as the brew itself. Through candid conversations, we explore how culture, identity, and coffee intersect, shaping the lives and experiences of our guests. Whether you're a coffee enthusiast or just someone who loves learning about diverse perspectives, this interview-style podcast will inspire, challenge, and introduce you to some incredible humans worth knowing.

Creating in Color is a podcast sharing the creative endeavors and journeys of BIPoC individuals. Anyone from production, illustration, interior design and technology!

Avril Heals is a community-based organization that provides accessible creative healing spaces for trauma survivors. They teamed up with host, Minnie Scarlet, to bring you a sex-positive, educational, entertaining podcast centering sexuality, mental health, healing, recovery - and much more! (content warning: death, substance use, mental health issues, suicide, and sex.) Find out more at AvrilHeals.org!

Created/Hosted by Rita Phetmixay (she/they), MA, LCSW, Licensed Psychotherapist, Wellness Coach, and Independent Audio Producer. Healing Out Lao'd explores the intersections of Lao diaspora storytelling x healing x tools for sustainability. While this show centers the Lao and broader Southeast Asian diaspora experience, anyone can benefit from this resource, especially those in the margins including BIPOC (Black Indigenous Persons of Color), survivors, thrivers, healers, movement builders, and so forth. In order to highlight the nuances of the diverse Lao diaspora experience, HOL casts diverse perspectives of what it means to be an (adult) child of refugees while also inspiring a new generation of folx to heal and move forward with their lives. This is one project to expand visions of the overall #LaoHealingMovement !!!

Golden Spirit,
Center Star,
Lantern of the sky
I am no stranger to your light
Your warmth,
The Midas touch for my soul
Your power,
allowing plants and leaves to unfold
Truth be told,
I wanna be just like you
A symbol of felicity
Perfect attendance even on cloudy days,
still knowing how to play the background when it’s time for rain
So this one’s for you,
and all those who harness your Chi
This is The Sol Series,
Welcome Home

Ensemble for These Times in conversation with BIPOC and women creative artists. Weekly episodes every Monday.

Motherland is a podcast spoken through the lenses of 2 women of color bringing you back to love within. Let us help you to remember and reclaim the power of personal healing through our stories, rituals and real life experience. Welcome back to your Motherland.

The Black Lesbian Femme Club podcast is a sultry and unapologetic celebration of queer, Black femme experiences. With a wink and a whip-smart sense of humor, the hosts dive into juicy conversations about sex, love, power, and identity—always with a bold, boundary-pushing flair. It’s where sensuality meets sisterhood, where the tea is always hot, and where taboo is just another word for Tuesday. Tune in for unfiltered chats, naughty stories, and empowering vibes that remind you: femme is power, and Black is magic.

Created/Hosted by Rita Phetmixay (she/they), MA, LCSW, Licensed Psychotherapist, Wellness Coach, and Independent Audio Producer. Healing Out Lao'd explores the intersections of Lao diaspora storytelling x healing x tools for sustainability. While this show centers the Lao and broader Southeast Asian diaspora experience, anyone can benefit from this resource, especially those in the margins including BIPOC (Black Indigenous Persons of Color), survivors, thrivers, healers, movement builders, and so forth. In order to highlight the nuances of the diverse Lao diaspora experience, HOL casts diverse perspectives of what it means to be an (adult) child of refugees while also inspiring a new generation of folx to heal and move forward with their lives. This is one project to expand visions of the overall #LaoHealingMovement !!!

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CHEcast is a program of the Center for Health Empowerment, a nonprofit sexual health clinic that provides HIV prevention services, including PrEP and PEP, HIV testing and care and STI testing and treatment to our community at little to no cost. We specialize in providing care to people of color and other marginalized communities. We have clinics in both Austin and Dallas and offer convenient telehealth services across Texas. Visit us online at checlinic.org to book an appointment today.

Coffee, Gems, & Sex Podcast is hosted by Ifabusiayo, and Mo Viviane. Imagine – the taste of coffee as a dark brew, gems forming in the dark, sex in dark places – all stimulants for the mind, body, and spirit. We are here to navigate through the concealments. We break down the taboo. We conjure the spirit of what is concealed and chat about protecting creative energy, leaning into ourselves, navigating through self-worth, and much more! We drop truthful gems on every episode related to sex and love, hope and clarity, passion and wealth, wisdom and prophecy.
This luxury podcast brand releases 30-minute episodes weekly, divided into four seasons each year. We offer an exclusive subscription tier, Edges Snatched, along with regular episodes.Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coffeegemssex
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Welcome to the Speaking Our Minds Podcast bringing you honest and nuanced conversations around mental health, psychology, holistic wellness, and the real complexities of what it means to be human in the challenges of today's world with Brittney Moses and Ranela Kaligithi.

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Crystina and Danielle are just your everyday black and brown eldest daughters in their thirties, embracing their cultures and trying to navigate life as the highest versions of themselves while struggling to keep it together and carry everyone else’s shit too.

What started as humorous wine nights asking “am I the crazy one here!?” turned into a deeper bond and need for bigger conversations when they realized they were the only ones hyper-aware of everyone and everything around them; only to be shocked that not everyone views the world the same, cares about others' feelings the way they do, or were willing to take a sliver of accountability – enter Empaths Anonymous, a space to cry, curse, and cuddle.

Get ready for it all — conversations surrounding mental and emotional health, personal growth, community, race and culture, and more!

Welcome to the support group, feelers!