King Cam's Ujumbe Podcast is an African-centered podcast that explores the hidden knowledge, spiritual, sacred traditions, and untold legacies of African civilizations— especially Ethiopia, Kush, and Kemet — with the goal of cultural healing, consciousness elevation, and global Black unity. Let's talk about African, Kemetic, and Kushite History. I look forward to sharing History with you. Subscribe for more Paypal: https://paypal.me/MDCameronSr Cash App: https://cash.app/$MarQuesCam For show interviews, lectures, and for booking email me at kingcamujumbe@gmail.com more

Brown v. Board of Education held the promise of creating an integrated school system with equal education for all, but there was an unspoken consequence to this historic decision: Tens of thousands of Black teachers in the South were fired, leaving a gap that reverberated through generations of students to come. Hosted by educator and nonprofit leader Aimée Eubanks Davis, this five-part series spans the decades to provide an important look at the impact a Black educator can have on a Black student's life, and how we all can help support and strengthen the roots that help our children achieve. more

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. more

Nurah Speaks is a weekly podcast that tugs at the soul and consciousness of the black community.  Nurah Speaks listeners will hear unique perspectives on topics such as education, youth empowerment, women's impact, community engagement, youth violence prevention and more.  If you would like to engage with the Nurah Speaks podcast, submit your listener questions to info@NurahSpeaks.com.  Listeners can also learn more about Nurah by visiting her website: NurahSpeaks.com.Follow Nurah Speaks on Facebook and Instagram and Twitter @NurahSpeaksPodcast. more

Welcome to All of the Above, the show that gives you an un-standardized take on education! We're your home for news and analysis of all the complex, relevant, and controversial issues impacting our schools today. Hosted by the super-dope duo of history teacher Dr. Manuel Rustin and principal-leader Jeffrey Garrett, two Black male lifelong educators based in Los Angeles.This is the podcast version of our video series. Check out the dopest education show on YouTube and subscribe to our channel at YouTube.com/AlloftheAbove ! more

Have you considered homeschool because you feel like the traditional school system just isn't meeting your family's needs as a Black family? Are you worried about finding opportunities to connect with other families of color so that your kids have a safe space to socialize with their peers? Is it hard creating a homeschool schedule that balances your responsibilities as a working mom? Are you struggling to find the perfect curriculum that's rich with cultural representation and meets your kids' educational needs?If any of that sounds familiar, I'm so glad to have you here! This podcast will empower you to take control of your children's education, help you create a personalized learning experience that uplifts and nurtures your children inside and out, and will help you maximize quality time and embrace this learning journey together as a family.Hi, I'm Elan: a proud Spelman alumna, a wife and a working homeschool mom of 2. But before homeschooling became our way of life, I looked into every type of school imaginable for my girls. I simply couldn't find a traditional learning environment that truly met their needs.I tried small private schools, speciality charter schools, and I researched all the public schools near me that boasted the best test scores.But I finally realized that if I wanted the personalized learning for my kids that would affirm them and allow them to dive deeper into their natural interests and passions, then I would have to take control of their education and completely reimagine what school could look like for my family.So I decided to start homeschooling. I developed a simple framework that allowed me to create the learning environment my girls needed to thrive, while helping me balance my role as a working homeschool mom. And now I'm sharing that framework with you!So if you're ready to take control and create a homeschool experience…Tailored to your children's learning needs…Connected with other homeschool families of color…All while spending more quality time together as a family - then this is the podcast for you!So pop in those earbuds and get ready to be educated and inspired by fellow Black moms who are reimagining education for their families and instilling a lifelong love of learning. Because if they can do it, I know you can too!Let's do homeschool our way. more

Navigating the education system can be overwhelming for families whose children have ADHD, dyslexia, or other learning and thinking differences. Opportunity Gap is a podcast that sheds light on the real challenges families face when trying to get the right support for their kids. On this show, we explore how identity, race, disability, and access to resources can make the education journey more challenging — and what parents can do about it. Join host Julian Saavedra, an assistant principal and father of two, as he shares real stories, expert insights, and practical strategies to help you advocate for your child. more

Amidst all of the conversations about the recruitment of Black educators, where are the discussions about retention? The Exit Interview podcast was created to elevate the stories of Black educators who have been pushed out of the classroom, main or central office. The podcast asks guests to share their education journey, the 'last straw' that made them decide to leave education, and, most importantly, what they are doing now that they have left the traditional education sphere. more

Dripping in Black (DiBk) is a platform that strives to inspire, celebrate, and educate the Black diaspora. By highlighting the achievements and contributions of Black people from all walks of life, DiBk aims to inspire its supporters for their dreams and pursue their passions. more

The love for HBCUs is undeniable. HBCU students, alumni (and unaffiliated) are invited to express that love to encourage more practical support of HBCUs; but what's love without a little accountability? Sit back, learn a little, love a lot, and rep your HBCU. Don't forget to subscribe.***All opinions expressed by guests do not reflect the views of all entities of 'I Love My HBCU?'*** more

This biweekly podcast is for your kids to learn Black history in the fullness and beauty of what the Black experience entails from Africa to the African Diaspora. I will share historical facts about people, places, and events from a strengths-based perspective to enhance your child's exposure to and appreciation of Black history. One that will allow your children who identify as Black to take pride and ownership in their rich history and legacy and to correct notions and widen narratives of what it means to be Black in the United States and the world for all children. more

The BONDcast is a space for conversations related to the The Building Our Network of Diversity (BOND) Project, which is committed to advancing efforts to recruit, develop, support, empower, and retain male educators of color. The BOND Project demonstrates its commitment through professional enrichment, mentoring, scholarship, and fellowship activities for educators across the country.CONNECT:BondEducators.orgInfo@BondEducators.org more

#RolandMartinUnfiltered is a daily show broadcast from Washington, DC, that will focus on news, politics, culture, entertainment, social justice, sports, education, business, and finance. If it's important to you, we will cover it. You will be treated to some of the top minds in education, public policy, and academia, discussing the news of the day and why it matters to us. Visit http://rolandmartinunfiltered.com for more information and to join the #BringTheFunk Fan Club. Your support is vital and will help make the #RolandMartinUnfiltered Daily Digital Show a reality. more

Our goal is to share the stories of 500 Black Educators. We will celebrate the impact and achievements, lean into the joy and lament, and highlight the important roles that educators play in our lives.www.blackeducatorsmatter.orgThe Movement: Black Educators Matter is a nonprofit organization designed to create an ecosystem for Black educators globally. Through engagement and podcasting, we will document our stories and harness our collective power to enact change and make excellence equitable. Founders:Brooke Brown, Community BuilderDanielle Moneyham, Interviewer of the People more

It's a different world than where you come from! The Blue Record is a podcast created by the students of Spelman College that aims to highlight and discuss issues that affect Black collegiate students and alumni. From gender politics to Black internet spaces, any topic is fair game for TBR to tackle. All are welcome to listen in as we discover how Spelman intersects with the world at large. Engage with us on Twitter and Instagram @thebluerecord. And subscribe to make sure you never miss an episode!This podcast is run by the Spelman Social Justice Fellowship Program. more

'Hip Hop Can Save America!' explores the innovative, inspiring, and often surprising ways Hip Hop music, culture, and sensibilities are improving society in areas such as education, science/technology, health/wellness and more. Hosted by award-winning journalist Manny Faces, HHCSA is a 2025 Gold recipient of the Signal Award for Best Music Podcast, and has been adapted into the Cornel West-endorsed book, 'Hip Hop Can Save America! Inspiration for the Nation from a Culture of Innovation' more

'Keepin' It a Bean' hosted by Marquise Davon is a podcast that brings together storytelling, an honest dialogue, and cultural commentary over a cup of coffee, tea... or whatever I decide to put into the mug. Marquise is an educator, activist, and content created based out of Philly who believes that community and humanity still has hope. He has a strong background in Social Emotional Learning, Theatre, Education, Black Masculinity, Social Justice, and Pop Culture. more

I'm of the 2%. That's the percentage of Black men who are educators in the U.S. I hope to chronicle and connect with other educators to discuss the joys and realities of being an educator. I've been in this profession for over fifteen years, and I look forward to seeing what the next 15 will be like. Welcome to The Chronicles.Support the podcast: https://pensight.com/x/chroniclesofmisterMerch: https://chronicles-of-mister.printify.me/products https://pensight.com/x/chroniclesofmister more

Navigating the Ivory Tower is a Black Culture podcast presented by WPTS Radio that discusses the ups and downs and experiences of Black students attending a Predominantly White Institution. Join us for interviews, panels, and table talk conversations from Black students sharing their stories, challenges, and advice for navigating the ivory tower. more

The monthly Inspire Podcast asks Ohio State's Education and Human Ecology experts — and everyday heroes — about the issues that people encounter in life: mental and physical health, inequity, lifelong learning, raising and teaching children. To discover why ... and why not? Because hidden in our dilemmas and most complex problems are exquisite solutions. more

Racially Just Schools is where courageous leaders learn how to turn equity from theory into action. Hosted by Dr. Terrance L. Green, researcher, professor, and leadership coach to some of the nation's most forward-thinking school districts, this show equips you to lead schools and systems that are racially just, community-rooted, and structurally sound. Whether you're building an equity-centered leadership team or navigating school closures with care, every episode delivers frameworks, real-world stories, and proven tools that support bold, justice-driven decisions. If you're a superintendent, principal, or policy leader ready to move from good intentions to lasting impact, welcome, you're in the right place. more

A podcast for Black women teaching in the 'burbs and the rest of y'all, too!We're diving deep into the experiences, truths, and magic that no one else gets but us. Tune in as we unpack it all—unfiltered, unapologetic, and undeniably US.  more

Dr. Ray Ankrum's Edupurist podcast delves into educational outcomes for Black and brown children while championing positive aspects within public schools and Black culture. Through insightful interviews and Ray's analysis, the podcast tackles critical education issues that impact our youth. Ray's openness to critique and willingness to learn make this show a must-listen for education influencers. 🎙️ more

This podcast is a space for educators fighting the system from the inside. Hosted by me, Evalaurene Jean-Charles, coach behind Black on Black Education and the Liberation Library, this show is where secondary educators come to reflect, resist, and rebuild their classrooms as liberatory spaces without burning out. Each episode is a reminder that rigor, joy, and student voice are our resistance tools, and that when we use them intentionally, we push back against standardization, compliance culture, and systems that harm Black and Brown children. more

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Hillman Rewind is your backstage pass to the culture, lessons, and legacy of A Different World. Hosted by HBCU alums Ray (DJ Diggy) and Nichole—who both walked the same campus where the iconic show was filmed—we take a nostalgic yet engaging look at every episode, bringing the laughs, the memories, and real talk about why this show still matters today.As 80s babies raised on A Different World, we're bringing our personal experiences, Black college pride, and cultural insight to every discussion. From Ron's antics to Whitley's evolution, from Dwayne and Freddie's academic grind to the real-world issues the show tackled, we're unpacking it all. Whether you've been rocking with Hillman since day one or just now stepping on campus, this is your space to celebrate and critique one of the most impactful shows in Black television history.So pull up, press play, and join us as we rewind back to Hillman! more

The Vibes of a Village Podcast is a solo-led, unapologetically Pro-Black space where truth meets transformation. Created by a 27-year-old Black educator, this platform is dedicated to breaking down systems, building community, and amplifying voices that too often go unheard. Through honest conversations on education, justice, culture, and community healing, this podcast speaks to the heart of our people—educators, youth, parents, activists, and allies alike. more

Let the Beat Build is a podcast born from Dr. Eugene Lee-Johnson's Hip-Hop & Black Politics class at Southern University. Throughout the semester the students learn how White supremacy impacts each part of their life and how linked fate and group consciousness works to influence Black political participation. In tandem, the students will be speaking about specific topics (the media, gendered racism, the history of American racism, etc.)  from class and how it influences their lives. We hope you enjoy! more

Welcome to the Black Male EDquity Network® Podcast, also known as the BMEN podcast. This is a conversation where you hear from doctors and professionals who have a vast amount of experience and expertise in the fields of education, medicine, law, philosophy, theology, government, human relations, business, and so much more.BMEN seeks to eliminate educational inequities that exist by cultivating Black scholarship that will actively transform communities.We will talk about everything you want to hear: from relationships, the doctoral journey, gender in today's society, entertainment, music, travel, movies, and the list goes on. So let's jump right in. more

Hosts, Andrew, a White dad from Denver, and, Val, a Black mom from North Carolina, dig into topics about race, parenting, and school segregation. With a variety of guests ranging from parents to experts, these conversation strive to live in the nuance of a complicated topic. more

This podcast was created by Lauren Prather and Lauren Hastings, affectionally called 'the Laurens'. Two friends who are speech-language pathologists (SLPs) sparking conversation within the black community about research, clinical practice, and social media tea. Tunes by: J. Merritt (IG: beatsbyjmerritt) more

Shattered Reflections brings insightful conversations and actionable steps to improve the educational experience of Black male students, empowering them to overcome barriers and achieve their full potential—this extracted from the Book Shattered Reflections Unraveling the Hidden Jurney of Black Male Students' Sucess by Dr. Samuel Essah-Hienwo. more

Welcome to the HBCU Hall of Fame podcast, where each week I will be sharing conversations between me and alumni of historically black colleges and universities about their HBCU experiences, and their university's impact on their lives and careers. Rate, share, and subscribe today! more

Articulating is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Gina Parker Collins (founder of Resources in Independent School Education) and Sam Osborne (social impact consultant). The two discuss equity in independent school culture with guests of all backgrounds and industries. Articulating is a RIISE production currently in its fifth season.Thanks for listening. Find us on IG @artic.ulating more

Black History for Us All is a family-friendly daily podcast celebrating the hidden stories of Black excellence—past and present. Hosted by Mrs. Deb (@HeyMrsDeb), this engaging series brings unsung heroes, inventors, activists, artists, and trailblazers to life in a way that's fun, educational, and perfect for kids and parents to listen to together. Because Black history isn't just for some of us—it's for ALL of us. Each episode highlights a different historical figure or event, unpacking their impact in short, engaging storytelling episodes that spark conversations at home. From the secret spy who helped defeat the Confederacy to the fearless leader who marched for civil rights, these are the stories that history books often leave out—but that we won't let be forgotten. ✨ What You'll Get: Daily 10-15 minute episodes covering hidden Black history. Family-friendly storytelling that kids and adults will enjoy. Free printable activities at HeyMrsDeb.com to extend the learning. Bonus YouTube content (@HeyMrsDeb) diving deeper into overlooked history. Hit 'Follow' and join us as we celebrate Black history—because it belongs to all of us. 🔗 Find more resources & activities at HeyMrsDeb.com 📢 Follow @HeyMrsDeb on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok more

Melanin Chronicles: The Black Boarding School Experience is a podcast amplifying the voices of Black students in boarding schools. Hosted by Rehanna Yakubu, this series explores identity, culture, challenges, and triumphs through candid conversations with students and alumni. From hair care and microaggressions to cultural traditions and community building, each episode sheds light on the unique and shared aspects of the Black experience. Listen, learn, and celebrate the richness of Black narratives. more

A podcast that breaks barriers. Join us as we provide a platform for Black and Brown scholars and experts to share their knowledge and research authentically. Our carefully selected interviewees blend intelligence with swag, making complex topics accessible to everyone. We ditch formalities and speak real sh!t with accuracy, passion, and a touch of humor. Expect engaging discussions on familiar and unfamiliar subjects, bridging the gap between academia, knowledge, and everyday life. Whether you're a scholar , expert, or just curious, tune in for knowledge served with a side of fly sh!t. more

This podcast contains resources, personal stories, research based evidence, and overall important information to help your student succeed in the school system today. I hope you stay tuned for upcoming episodes! more

Our journeys to HBCUs weren't planned, but they changed our lives. Howard gave boldness, confidence, and pride to a first-gen Nigerian American who barely knew what an HBCU was. Bowie turned a reluctant choice into a lifelong family, brotherhood through Omega Psi Phi and resilience shaped a hesitant student into a proud graduate. HBCUs gave us more than education—they gave us purpose, pride, and a deep connection to our culture. Through our podcast, we celebrate the magic of HBCUs, sharing stories of transformation, community, and the legacy that continues to inspire. We amplify the legacy of HBCUs—giving voice to untold experiences, bringing life to rich stories, and shining a light on their profound impact. Homecoming is the voice and heartbeat of HBCUs. more

Up From Slavery is the 1901 autobiography of Booker T. Washington detailing his slow and steady rise from a slave child during the Civil War, to the difficulties and obstacles he overcame to get an education at the new Hampton University, to his work establishing vocational schools—most notably the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama—to help black people and other disadvantaged minorities learn useful, marketable skills and work to pull themselves, as a race, up by the bootstraps. He reflects on the generosity of both teachers and philanthropists who helped in educating blacks and native Americans. He describes his efforts to instill manners, breeding, health and a feeling of dignity to students. more

Each episode of the Black Social Capital Podcast offers opportunities to learn from and connect with talented Black professionals and scholars. more