AfroToronto.com is a trusted source to celebrate and showcase excellence in Canada's multifaceted Black community. Our podcast, Afropolitan Dialogues, features both established and emerging African-Canadian and international movers and shakers.Podcast by AfroToronto.com more

Black Canadians from across Canada using their voices to tell their stories. Brought to you by In The Black:Canada and DeeP Visions Media and a grant from the Canada Council for the Arts. The host is Nova Scotia born Donna Paris and if you want to know more about her and the I Am Black History Project check out her web site at www.intheblackcanada.ca. Donna wants Black people to take their place in Canadian history and for all Canadians to hear their stories, so be sure to be in touch at intheblackcanada@gmail.com. (beat 'Prod. InsaneBeatz') more

Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blacklantic/subscribeUpbeat perspective towards the diversity of being Black in Atlantic Canada, while challenging common stereotypes. You can expect to hear from BlackLantic every week with guests, segments, panels, and round tables exploring topics from all over Atlantic Canada, the East Coast, the World.​Be sure to visit our website at Blacklantic.ca. Follow blacklantic on IG, TokTik, Twitter, FB, YouTube and more! more

A podcast that documents the stories of Black entrepreneurs and creators in Canada. Hosted by Nina Barango and brought to you by SoPlugged. more

Join the host of Dear Society: From A Young Black Girl, Kendra, as she navigates adulthood and shares the life experiences of a young black woman growing up in Quebec, Canada. Dear Society; From A Young Black Girl promotes, the joys, the obstacles, the ups and the downs that come with being a woman of colour. Each episode, will delve into specific experiences and anecdotes black women have gone through, this includes the good, bad and ugly. Dear Society, are you ready? more

Have you heard about the black and bi-racial heroes who broke into the NHL?As a kid, Dean Barnes Ph.D started collecting hockey cards with spare change his Dad gave him. Dean is a Black Canadian, who grew up in Burlington, Ontario, Canada, at a time when not many players on the ice looked like him. His collection grew. In August, 2021, he managed to collect the rookie cards of most of the nearly 100 Black and biracial players who have appeared in at least one NHL game.Through intimate conversations, we will share the story of 100 Black and biracial players who played at an NHL level. Each episode starts with a card, but there story always goes much deeper.Recognize is proudly supported by eBay Canada. Start your own collection at ebay.ca/hockeycardsTo learn more on how you can help make hockey accessible to all, check out hockeyequality.orgThe see the Black Hockey card collection and learn more go to www.blackhockeycards.comProduced by Podstarter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

A discussion program with Jamaican-Canadian lens of issues related to Jamaica, Jamaicans and black communities. It is a collaboration between Jamaican associations and those interested in building community. It is the channel that brings back memories, shares positive energy and embraces everyone as part of our cultural journey. more

We are a group of Black teenagers from Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. We want to share our stories about Black struggles: to talk to and about Black youth. All too often Black youth feel isolated and marginalized and the Daily Dose of Blackness is designed to centre and celebrate Black youth, our experiences and our struggles. more

Politics is power. Join Kurtis and Patience to make sense of it.The‌ ‌Drip‌ ‌caters‌ ‌to‌ ‌the‌ ‌Black ‌‌millennial‌ ‌professional. It ‌informs‌ ‌you‌ ‌about Black political and economic advancement within a North American context,‌ ‌while‌ ‌analyzing the decisions of our political leaders across Canada and beyond.‌ It's the political podcast you never knew you needed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

This podcast is hosted by Eno Eka, CEO of Eny Consulting Inc and Founder of Business Analysis School. She hosts this podcast to share experiences and tips on succeeding in her career and business as a black immigrant woman in Canada, starting and growing a career in tech as a Business Analyst and navigating life as a multiple six-figure entrepreneur.Connect with Eno Eka on Linkedin or on any of her social media pages at @misspragmatic.For partnerships and collaborations, email assistant@enoeka.com.Websites: www.enoeka.com,www.businessanalysisschool.com, www.enyconsulting.ca more

The 'Chatting in the City' podcast is an initiative by the V-TRaC (Vulnerability, Trauma, Resilience, and Culture) Laboratory at the University of Ottawa to explore mental health in the Black community. The podcast is part of the larger BeCoMHeal Project, which is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada. more

How do we fix anti-Blackness and racism in corporate Canada? Listen for conversations that are finally happening out loud. Wes Hall came from humble beginnings and is now one of Canada's most powerful business leaders. Wes talks to family, friends and changemakers who lead with boldness and vision.A six-part podcast from Torstar, produced by Media Girlfriends. more

Nevell Provo and Corvell Beals are brothers turned business partners. Together they have launched multiple businesses of all kinds, facing numerous lessons, challenges and triumphs.These are the true stories of what it is to be a black entrepreneur in Canada, bringing business and entrepreneurship to the culture. Tune in as they discuss of building their businesses, investing, and all things getting to the bag. more