Top 9 Black Lives Matter Podcasts

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A suicide prevention podcast. TEDx speaker, Leo Flowers has a Masters in Counseling/Psychology and is a stand-up comedian. Join him while he interviews other mental health experts, comedians and best-selling book authors as we help you rediscover your purpose, reduce your pain and regain your sense of belonging.

Join us on a journey of self-discovery and shared wisdom, as we create teachable moments along the way. We’re here not only to talk but also to listen. This podcast offers men a space to be vulnerable, starting by being open with ourselves and inviting others to do the same. Each episode features personal recordings from our hosts and guests, capturing honest insights into the modern male mindset.

While we enjoy moments of fun and laughter, our purpose goes deeper—we explore the roots of our thoughts, challenging perspectives and opening up to new possibilities. This podcast isn’t about promoting products or services; it's about humanizing our guests and fostering a space for expanding conversations and mindsets. Join us in empowering the next generation through open, honest, and refreshing discussions on social and cultural topics. Connect with us across all platforms at talkingtomythoughts.com.

What “WORK” are you doing? Overtime's Chloe Pavlech and Brandon Rhodes' new podcast, "The Work," is here to inspire the next generation of activists.

Highlighting personal stories and experiences while interviewing high profile athletes, Chloe and Brandon will educate, you, our family, on ways to help make a change in this world.

When did you first realize that you were black? How does it feel to be a black woman in the sports industry? What can you do to make a difference in your community? Come along and join the movement. This is "The Work."

Dee Lanier and Ken Shelton are brothers, intellectuals, and equity-enthusiasts, just having regular conversations about things that matter to the culture. For the record, we're not late talking about these issues, you just may be late in hearing it! Find us on X: Ken Shelton: @k_shelton Dee Lanier: @deelanier Brian Smith Sr: @BrianRSmithSr

Health in the Margins is a podcast that hosts conversations between experts and community members to investigate disparities and uncover solutions related to diversity and disability in healthcare.

Hosted by Tinu Abayomi-Paul

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Le Salon Rouge est un podcast qui donne la parole à des individus et à des professionnels pour explorer les thèmes de la sexualité et du travail du sexe de manière ouverte, inclusive et informative.

Au menu du Salon Rouge :

• Des discussions et des interviews avec des travailleuses du sexe, des militants, des chercheurs, des éducateurs et d'autres experts pour briser les stéréotypes et déconstruire les idées reçues sur le travail du sexe.
• Des récits personnels pour mettre en lumière les vécus et les réalités des personnes impliquées dans le travail du sexe.
• Des analyses et des réflexions sur les enjeux sociaux, économiques et politiques liés à la sexualité et au travail du sexe.
• Des ressources et des informations pour mieux comprendre le travail du sexe et pour soutenir les personnes concernées.

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Take Notice: Amplifying Black Stories is a podcast exploring society, culture, and current events through conversation. We aspire to create an open, respectful, and equitable platform for guests to freely share their truth and lived experiences. Our core values are rooted in community, connection, and personal development.

Stories help us to relate, learn, and grow!

WE ARE HERE TO LISTEN, TO TAKE NOTICE!

The world has never entirely escaped the Dark Ages. The Scientific Revolution may have led to the Age of Enlightenment, but to this day we have failed to confront the most dangerous of all Medieval institutions: organized religion.
This podcast series shines a spotlight on how organized religion became the ultimate weapon for oppression and how it set the stage for the rise of Christian nationalism, the greatest threat to American democracy since the Civil War.
It is time to embrace the mother of all inconvenient truths: faith is not fact.

It is time to rebel.
This is Peter Tchoryk. Welcome to the Scientific Rebellion.

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Welcome to The Power We Hold podcast. My name is Vanessa Albury. I’m an eco-visual artist who grew up in Nashville, TN, went to college in Charleston, SC, and moved to NYC the day before my interview for graduate school at NYU in March of 2006. I left my apartment of 13 years in Brooklyn and I now live in the world making art and focusing on healing and love. This podcast follows my journey to becoming a better and better ally to people of all our beautiful difference ( BIPOC, LGBTQAI2S+ and fellow non-normative brained and bodied friends, neighbors and strangers) and a better steward of planet Earth, our shared home.
The lovely human and brilliant artist, Caleb Williams is my season 1 co-host on this journey because of her vast talents along with her willingness to have uncomfortable conversations with me and our shared belief in our intentions, integrity and love.
We are here to support you on your journey into better allyship and Earth stewardship with us.. I understand that people tend to listen to other people who look and sound like they do, so I’ve created this podcast to provide an example of how to navigate uncomfortable and even difficult conversations about race, gender, brains, bodies and the planet as a white person.
Also I'm in the non-normative brain category. I have narcolepsy with cataplexy from C-PTSD. I am by no means perfect. I will step in it, say the wrong thing, and I’m committed that being ok and to digging deeper and learning.
For those of you listening who are BIPOC, LGBTQAI2S+ and non-normative embodied, I thank you for listening and participating in the education process of informing the privileged classes of your experience of racism, sexism, ageism, body-ism and all the -isms in America and the world. I understand that is a generous action and I’m grateful to you.
My intention is for this podcast to give you, and us all really, hope for a future of equality and faith that many white, straight, generally normative people are on your side and truly want to create a better, equal and sustainable world together.
To get there, to understand each other, we must discuss uncomfortable topics and learn how to relate to each other through them.
With deeper understanding of each other, we can truly love each other. Thank you for joining me on this journey exploring The Power We Hold.