A platform hosted by Black women sharing their journey as Moms, Wives, Entrepreneurs, and working in the corporate world. These politically charged Sisters are ready to share relatable stories about how it is to be a black woman. From adulting to self-care and emotional healing, this podcast will help grow you into your best self. Let's chitchat, shall we? more

A podcast for Black parents seeking liberation in their homes hosted by Trina Greene Brown.

The CoCo Blend Podcast is a podcast for moms navigating co-parenting and blended family life with practical insight, emotional encouragement, and conversations that lead to healthier family dynamics. A podcast that aims to shatter the misconception that black parents cannot co-parent without drama. Join us as we navigate through insightful conversations and empowering stories, while redefining the norms and celebrating the strength of united co-parenting. more

B-Rich Family Chronicles is where love, laughter, and real talk meet parenting, marriage, and life's chaos. Hosted by Blair and Brittany - a black married lesbian couple raising kids - this podcast is raw, unfiltered, and relatable.From parenthood and relationships to careers and world events, no topic is off-limits . Whether we're sharing personal stories, hard truths, or hilarious moments, we're here creating a safe space. So if you're looking for authentic, real-life conversations, grab a seat at our table and let's talk!*New Episodes every Wednesday - Subscribe and Follow now!* 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

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

Helping one million purpose-driven Black Men with a safe space of insight and resources, while making a difference in the world through community building to experience success while not losing their soul. Each week join the top third of Men as we change the world. more

My great grandfather, Jessee Strange, was born a slave and freed in his 20s. His 12 children were born free, and referred to as 'The First Freeborn Generation.' In this podcast series, I interview Jessee Strange's descendents in order to document our stories. more

Discussing topics important to the Black family worldwide with host, Janice Robinson-Celeste, publisher of Successful Black Parenting Magazine and Black Parenting Academy. more

Michael Bennett is a unicorn. The NFL defensive lineman for the Dallas Cowboys, is both a Super Bowl Champion and self-described feminist. Pele Bennett is no slacker either: she's a food advocate and a skilled Polynesian dancer. Together, the Bennetts have taken on everything from racial justice work to authoring a children's book to parenting three daughters. (Did we mention they're high-school sweethearts?) In Mouthpeace, the Bennetts invite listeners and guests into their professional and private lives to take on topics provocative and personal: from sitting out the national anthem to keeping their sex life fresh. Like Michael and Pele, Mouthpeace manages to be many things at once: hilarious, inquisitive, and unfiltered. NSFW: explicit content. First episode drops January 31, 2020. more

Dem Black Mamas answers all the questions yo mama won't! From sex & dream chasing to adulting & raising free Black children, Crystal Tennille Irby, NeKisha Killings, & Thea Monyee, three #BlackMamaCreatives give you all the #BlackMamaMagic your heart can hold.This is for Black girls/women who need an auntie. This is for Black Mamas who believe healing is a form of generation wealth. This is for Black girls/women who believe creativity is tool for liberation. This is for Black mamas who believe motherhood is not the graveyard of dreams. more

🎙️ The Melanin Movement podcast amplifies Black voices through authentic, multi‑generational family conversations on culture, identity, and legacy. With an all‑family cast, each episode blends debates, storytelling, and insights that inform, entertain, and empower. Tune in weekly on Spotify for representation that matters and dialogue redefining love, life, and community. more

Brown Mama Bear is a place for parents to get support, input and encouragement to combat the negative effects our racialized society has on kids. Learn ways to help your child navigate negative stereotyping, low expectations and micro-aggressions, among other things, that can damage self-esteem. Come on the journey, join the movement, raise well-adjusted black and brown kids. more

From the creators of The Drink Champs, come... insider Hip-Hop Stories, Parenting Advice and Therapy Sessions from devout Hip Hop heads. Father Hoods is a weekly podcast where DJ EFN, KGB and Manny Digital discuss being fathers and how they parent from a Hip-Hop perspective.In their rap sessions they get into their child raising strategies, fears and joys - all while serving as each other's trusted council in figuring out how NOT to screw up being good dads. They're often joined by guests from around Hip Hop culture to share their own parental takes and lend some advice to the cause. more

Urban X Podcast is The #1 Father and son podcast created to address the critical need for positive male images and voices in social media. This multi-faceted platform, which includes a Youtube channel, podcast, and blog, serves as the perfect stage for a father and son duo to dialog about the many issues faced in our community, including economics, health, politics, and of course, fatherhood. Every Podcast episode is highlighted by a segment called 'The Urban Xcellence Story of the week,' where we shine a light on ordinary individuals who achieve extraordinary goals and accomplishments that would otherwise go unnoticed. New live episodes of our podcast air on Youtube every Monday and Thursday at 9 pm. The Audio will be available on all streaming platforms the following day.Visit: https://urbanx.nycFor Business inquiries email: Sales@Urbanx.nyc more

Psychotherapy is an effective way to help people and families experience a better quality of life. However, research shows, that blacks are less likely to attend therapy, are more likely to prematurely terminate therapy, and are more likely to experience cultural mistrust in the therapeutic process when working with non-black therapist. Furthermore, research shows that if blacks had greater access to black therapist, they would be more likely to reap its benefits. This podcast connects black families to black therapist by providing culturally relevant mental health resources. more

Based on William Melvin Kelley's 1964 short story collection, Dancers on the Shore is an anthology series exploring the lives of Black families in Harlem and The Bronx. The series draws from Kelley's original sixteen stories about three families; the Careys, the Dunfords and the Bedlows—some interlinked and spanning generations from Reconstruction-era South to 1980s New York—as well as additional works he published elsewhere. ADAPTED and DIRECTED by Yhane Washington Smith, STORY EDITING by Jesi Kelley, and PRODUCED BY The Family Eye. The theme song 'Through the fire' is produced by Rikko 009.Season 1 follows the Dunfords, a middle-class family living in Harlem's Sugar Hill in the 1950s. Dr. Charles Dunford and his wife Eleanor raise three children: Chig, the thoughtful eldest; Peter, the sharp-tongued middle child; and Connie, whose path takes an unexpected turn. Their stories explore identity, privilege, and the quiet struggles of being human.We have merch! Check out our merch store, The Hip Assist for t-shirts, hats magnets! Your purchase goes directly to funding more episodes. https://hipassist.dashery.comSupport our work! Buy us a coffee! All of your support will go towards producing more episodes. https://buymeacoffee.com/dotstheaterABOUT WILLIAM MELVIN KELLEY:Born in Seaview hospital, a sanitorium for tuberculosis patients in New York's Staten Island in 1937, William Melvin Kelley was raised on Carpenter Avenue in the Bronx. He attended the Fieldston School and Harvard University. His first and most well-known novel 'A Different Drummer' was published in 1962 when he was just 23 years old. In his lifetime, Kelley was the recipient of a number of awards; the Dana Reed Literary prize, Harvard University, 1960; Bread Loaf Writers Conference grant, 1962; Whitney Foundation award, 1963; Rosenthal Foundation award, 1963; Transatlantic Review award, 1964; Black Academy of Arts and Letters award, 1970; and the Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for Lifetime Achievement, 2008. In 2021 both he and his wife, Aiki Kelley were awarded the American Book Award for the illustrated re-issue of 'Dunfords Travels Everywheres,' which Aiki illustrated.Dubbed 'the lost giant of American literature' by The New Yorker, Kelley was a professor of creative writing at Sarah Lawrence College and lived in Harlem. He died in 2017.Learn more about William Melvin Kelley here: www.williammelvinkelley.com more

Black Families Rising is a free platform dedicated to elevating and promoting the Black Family while providing awareness to positive and negative events currently happening in our black communities to create unity and change for our future generations. more

Welcome to Mornings with my Muse hosted by Elijah and Avrielle Muse. (Yes, Muse is actually our last name!) We are a black millennial married couple and we are passionate about showing others a positive image of marriage, family & success. On this show we will be sharing little tidbits of our lives, our opinions on interesting topics, and things we are learning as we journey through marriage and parenthood. Join us every Tuesday for new episodes! more

Welcome to Let's Talk About It , the podcast where we dive into the real, raw, and sometimes uncomfortable conversations about issues that are shaping—and shaking—the Black family. From the challenges of modern relationships and marriage to generational trauma, systemic barriers, and cultural shifts, we're here to unpack the topics that too often go unspoken. With candid discussions, expert insights, and real stories, we're shining a light on what's crippling our families and exploring how we can heal, grow, and build stronger connections. Whether you're single, married, parenting, or just curious, this is a safe space to learn, reflect, and talk about the things that truly matter. Pull up a chair—let's break the silence, challenge the norms, and start rebuilding the foundation. more

Having long been in this region, Black Appalachians remain mostly invisible, while the dominant narratives of Appalachia depict an overwhelming, white cultural homogeneity. The Black in Appalachia Podcast challenges these misconceptions by highlighting how Black families have shaped and have been shaped by the region. Through historical and contemporary stories of people, places and experiences, hosts Enkeshi El-Amin and Angela Dennis interrogate what it means to be Black in Appalachia, creating space where under-told stories can be heard and Black identity can be reclaimed. more

What Happened in Alabama? is a series born out of personal experiences of intergenerational trauma, and the impacts of Jim Crow that exist beyond what we understand about segregation. Through intimate stories of his family, coupled with conversations with experts on the Black American experience, award-winning journalist Lee Hawkins unpacks his family history and upbringing, his father's painful nightmares and past, and goes deep into discussions to understand those who may have had similar generational - and present day - experiences. What Happened In Alabama? is a series to end the cycles of trauma for Lee, for his family, and for Black America. more

Black Family Trivia is a podcast created for the culture by a Black family. Each episode, we dive into trivia questions that celebrate Black culture, traditions, and the unique humor that bonds our community from one generation to the next. Black Family Trivia is perfect for road trips, family game nights or if you want to just pass the time. Tune in, play along, and bring a little extra joy to your family's day! more

Welcome to The Black People Parenting Podcast, the number one podcast for Black parents raising Black children! Join us in this safe space as we come together to share information and build community. Hosted by Family Engagement Educator Dion Chavis, our podcast addresses the unique challenges and intricacies that Black parents face in today's world.Our goal is to provide a platform for insightful conversations with experts, parents, and community leaders, sharing stories, strategies, and resources to empower our community. We explore a range of topics, from navigating systemic racism and advocating for our children in school to promoting positive self-esteem and identity development.If you're a Black parent raising a Black child, we know how challenging it can be to find support and resources that speak directly to your experience. That's why The Black People Parenting Podcast is here. Our inclusive and supportive community is a place where you can connect, learn, and grow together.Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review us on your favorite podcast platform. Join the thousands of Black parents who have made us the number one podcast for raising Black children. We look forward to sharing this journey with you! more

Friends Dr. Samantha Coleman and Sandria Washington both discovered as adults they were adopted. Each quickly learned that Black adoption is common, but taboo to speak about in private or publicly. Black to the Beginning: The Black Adoption Podcast amplifies the adoption conversation by placing the stories of #BlackAndAdopted adults and #TheBlackFamily at the center. In order to change the narrative, you gotta CHANGE THE NARRATOR. With each conversation, more healing happens for generations of Black families and #ForTheCulture! more