Top 10 Poc Podcasts

Chief, Bell and Prentice unpack past and present issues that affect black men's mental health and well-being. These brothers engage in honest, vulnerable dialogue surrounding the complexities of life as black men. They are committed to helping black men self-assess and grow more comfortable having difficult conversations while encouraging them to strive daily to become the best version of themselves.

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This podcast is on hiatus until Spring of 2024. In the meantime, catch up on episodes of Memoir Lane Podcast wherever you listed to your podcasts.
Memoir Lane is the podcast for Book Lovers who enjoy the memoir genre. Each week I discuss a book with a guest and the life lesson we can take from powerful stories from people of all walks of lives. Sometimes we get to sit down with the people who wrote the books too! This podcast values inclusivity, hard discussions, learning the lessons of a life lived and a good laugh.
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Climate change is a man-made problem with a feminist solution! Join former Irish President Mary Robinson and comedian Maeve Higgins in this uplifting and fascinating podcast, and meet a host of game-changing women fighting to save all our lives.

Raising kids can be tough! I know because I’ve been a single mom who raised two kids on my own. And when they get in the K-12 public education system, learning the ins and outs of that system can get you all tangled up, especially when you’re a parent of color. You need to know about the current trends and issues as well as resources necessary to navigate within the system. That’s what the K-12 Education: Untangled podcast is all about — providing you with tools, information and practical actions to help you and your children succeed within the complexities of K-12 public education.

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

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

Unveil stigmas and taboos in this confessional series with Pro Hoe host, Penda N’diaye to explore topics on sexual desire, pleasure, and using sex and taboo as social equity. Break down social, religious and racial constructs that some of us have been taught to uphold and how they have stifled sexual liberation in communities of color.

Listen in as anonymous callers ask questions regarding to sex and relationships while Penda re-invents sex talk in communities of color in a candid, fun, “pillow-talk’ manner. When Penda’s mom gave her her first vibrator, it sparked the conversation that there’s a lack of sexual dialogue within communities of color and in return, outside conversations have shaped the Black sexual experience.

The series will tackle cliches which have permeated popular culture and commentary, leaving a gap in the scholarship of Black sexual identities. Questions surrounding black sexuality are central to how we’ve been perceived and we perceive ourselves and this podcast will bring these questions, answers and discussions to light!

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Jay and Steph, best-friends of desi descent, share their experiences as part of the desi diaspora living in the Western world while partaking.

A weekly horror podcast featuring a rotating pair of POC, LGBTQ+ and/or female co-hosts discussing a new ALTER short in their own candid, irreverent, and often hilarious style.

Part of the Anatomy of a Scream Pod Squad Network.

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

Creators of Colour celebrates the successes of people of colour in creative arts fields and passes down knowledge to the next generation. People of colour have harder paths to entry in fields like publishing, film and television. This podcast is about celebrating the people who have made it as guests talk about their experiences, the challenges they've faced and give their tips to young people hoping to follow in their footsteps.

Creators of Colour is hosted and produced by Tufayel Ahmed, a veteran journalist with nearly a decade of news experience. Tufayel previously served as senior editor at Newsweek and news editor at PinkNews. Tufayel was born and raised in a British-Bangladeshi family in one of the poorest parts of East London and was the first in his family to pursue a career in media. Follow Tufayel on Twitter: @tufayel.

Subscribe and follow Creators of Colour on Twitter: @creatorscolour.

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The title of the show says it all. Anything related to Black Excellence and Mental Health we got you covered. Tune in and join the discussion with Dr. Scott.

A cultural food, travel and lifestyle podcast sharing everyday conversations about Food, Culture and Social Impact in Africa - MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Come catch a buzz with me; You'll leave with the munchies.....Promise!! I'm Yolanda Busbee!

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.

Two Scoops is a cultural podcast in which we discuss and explore the many levels of the black and queer/LGBTQ+ experiences in the UK, the USA and beyond. Hosted by Cam and Mr. B, the podcast has the essence of a magazine-style show, presenting a wide range of themes and topics from music and culture, to sex and identity; offering interviews, testimonials, industry insights and community opinions. All of this is focused through a black and queer lens, but is for all walks of life to receive, digest, and enjoy.

Two Scoops — Serving It Up For The Culture!

Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music and Soundcloud.

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Australia's First Black-Led Millennial Leaders Podcast. Est 2017.

Dear fellow minority founder,

Welcome to PEERS - a podcast by BIPOC founders for BIPOC founders. Join me, Nigerian-Greek Australian and Forbes 30 Under 30 Lister, Michelle Akhidenor, for soul-enriching conversations with peers.

Each week, I sit down with a young award-winning BIPOC founder and deep dive into their entrepreneurial journey. I ask questions like: Where did you grow up? How has your cultural background helped or hindered you along the way? How have you learnt to navigate white spaces in business? What is it really like to be a Person of Color in business?

These conversations are honest, vulnerable and above all, human. My mission with this show is simple: to amplify the voices of minority founders worldwide, impacting 1 million BIPOC millennials by 2027.

Thank you for joining me on this journey.

In Your Service,

Michelle

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