The first Woke Mommy Chatter podcast...The one where we talk about making mom friends with moms of other races, breaking down the glass wall between black women and living parallel lives with friends. 

The first Woke Mommy Chatter podcast...The one where we talk about making mom friends with moms of other races, breaking down the glass wall between black women and living parallel lives with friends.

S1 E1: The one where we talk about making mom friends and everything else 

I'm continuing my discussion with fellow woke moms Rochelle and Carla.  This week we are talking interracial relationships and identity from our perspective and experiences.

I'm continuing my discussion with fellow woke moms Rochelle and Carla.  This week we are talking interracial relationships and identity from our perspective and experiences.

S1 E2:  The one where we talk interracial relationships and identity 

On episode 3 of the Woke Mommy Chatter podcast I am talking breastfeeding with Hadassah, author of the blog For Brown Moms and Afrykyan Moon, ownder of the Chocolate Milk Gear store and author of the Infinite Possibilities of a Black Woman blog.   We talk about the history of wet nursing and the real stigma that comes with black women using their breasts to feed babies that originated in slavery.  ‘That  “slavery sh*t” as one woman referred to it.   Be sure to visit www.wokemommychatter.com for links to their blogs and more information about black women and breastfeeding.

On episode 3 of the Woke Mommy Chatter podcast I am talking breastfeeding with Hadassah, author of the blog For Brown Moms and Afrykyan Moon, ownder of the Chocolate Milk Gear store and author of the Infinite Possibilities of a Black Woman blog. We talk about the history of wet nursing and the real stigma that comes with black women using their breasts to feed babies that originated in slavery.  ‘That  “slavery sh*t” as one woman referred to it. Be sure to visit <a href="http://www.wokemommychatter.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wokemommychatter.com</a> for links to their blogs and more information about black women and breastfeeding.

S1 E3:  The one where we talk about chocolate milk

On this episode of Woke Mommy Chatter- The Podcast, we are continuing our conversation with black mom bloggers-  Hadassah, author of the blog For Brown Moms and Afrykyan Moon, owner of the Chocolate Milk Gear store and author of the Infinite Possibilities of a Black Woman blog.  In this episode we get real and talk about what it's like to be a black mom raising kids under Trump.  

On this episode of Woke Mommy Chatter- The Podcast, we are continuing our conversation with black mom bloggers-  Hadassah, author of the blog For Brown Moms and Afrykyan Moon, owner of the Chocolate Milk Gear store and author of the Infinite Possibilities of a Black Woman blog.  In this episode we get real and talk about what it's like to be a black mom raising kids under Trump.

S1 E4: The one where we get real: Talking Trump, black lives and parenting

Have you ever considered homeschooling your kid(s)....well these are the moms you'd want to talk to.  They are homeschooling pros.  On this episode I talk to Eva Greene Wilson a  Homeschooling Mom and Socamom.com blogger and Yolanda Newton a homeschooler and Director of Education Revolt.org. We talk about why homeschooling works for black kids, why they decided to homeschool and the challenges and great benefits that comes along with that decision. 

Have you ever considered homeschooling your kid(s)....well these are the moms you'd want to talk to.  They are homeschooling pros.  On this episode I talk to Eva Greene Wilson a  Homeschooling Mom and <a href="http://Socamom.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Socamom.com</a> blogger and Yolanda Newton a homeschooler and Director of Education <a href="http://Revolt.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Revolt.org</a>. We talk about why homeschooling works for black kids, why they decided to homeschool and the challenges and great benefits that comes along with that decision.

S1 E5: The one where we talk about homeschooling 

In this week's podcast we talk to Bellamy Shoffner a writer and photographer launching a new magazine called Hold The Line to ‘support people of color and LGBTQ+ communities,  people defying gender norms, working to combat  mental health stigma, and the abhorrent d uprising of white supremacy.’ Bellamy and I speak about  her magazine, advice on how to talk to your kids about racial tension, the power of words and why you should never touch a black child’s hair. You can find a link to Bellamy's magaine at www.wokemommychatter.com

In this week's podcast we talk to Bellamy Shoffner a writer and photographer launching a new magazine called <a href="https://htlmagazine.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Hold The Line </a>to ‘support people of color and LGBTQ+ communities,  people defying gender norms, working to combat  mental health stigma, and the abhorrent d uprising of white supremacy.’ Bellamy and I speak about  her magazine, advice on how to talk to your kids about racial tension, the power of words and why you should never touch a black child’s hair. You can find a link to Bellamy's magaine at <a href="http://www.wokemommychatter.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wokemommychatter.com</a>

S1 E6: The one where we Hold The Line against hate

Kelly Greenawalt  a self described- ‘freckle-faced white mom of six kids including two beautiful black daughters is an author who as written a book that I love.  It’s called Princess Truly, and it is a must have. It is a beautiful affirming, inspiring book about a little girl who can do anything….Princess Truly. In this episode, we are talking representation, how the book came to be, why she wrote it, how kids react when she reads it to them in school and we touch on her busy life as a mom of six children. To learn more about the book and to find links to Kelly’s website visit: www.wokemommychatter.com.

Kelly Greenawalt  a self described- ‘freckle-faced white mom of six kids including two beautiful black daughters is an author who as written a book that I love.  It’s called Princess Truly, and it is a must have. It is a beautiful affirming, inspiring book about a little girl who can do anything….Princess Truly. In this episode, we are talking representation, how the book came to be, why she wrote it, how kids react when she reads it to them in school and we touch on her busy life as a mom of six children. To learn more about the book and to find links to Kelly’s website visit: <a href="http://www.wokemommychatter.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wokemommychatter.com</a>.

S1 E7:  The one where we talk about Princess Truly 

Woke Mommy Chatter is signing off until next year!   If you've missed episodes, be sure to catch up.  Don't forget to subscribe and share the Woke Mommy Chatter podcast with other woke moms, dads, friends and family! Until next year- keep following www.wokemommychatter.com Join in the conversation on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wokemommy/ Or follow me on twitter: @wokemommy 

Woke Mommy Chatter is signing off until next year!   If you've missed episodes, be sure to catch up.  Don't forget to subscribe and share the Woke Mommy Chatter podcast with other woke moms, dads, friends and family! Until next year- keep following <a href="http://www.wokemommychatter.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wokemommychatter.com</a> Join in the conversation on facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/wokemommy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/wokemommy/</a> Or follow me on twitter: @wokemommy

S1 E8:  The one where I wrap up season 1 

"Finding someone to express Black Love…loving your culture, your history, your skin, is truly something special." Destinii,  @BlaqLoveSoul Happy Valentines Day!   On this episode, I’m joined by Brandon and Destinii from the BlaqLove Instagram blog, we are celebrating the beauty of black love, talking through some of the challenges and digging deep on the meaning of BlaqLove.  Visit  www.wokemommychatter.com to read what Black Love means to me.  Join in the conversation on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wokemommy/ or @wokemommy on twitter. 

"Finding someone to express Black Love…loving your culture, your history, your skin, is truly something special." Destinii,  @BlaqLoveSoul Happy Valentines Day!   On this episode, I’m joined by Brandon and Destinii from the BlaqLove Instagram blog, we are celebrating the beauty of black love, talking through some of the challenges and digging deep on the meaning of BlaqLove.  Visit  <a href="http://www.wokemommychatter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wokemommychatter.com</a> to read what Black Love means to me.  Join in the conversation on facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/wokemommy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/wokemommy/</a> or @wokemommy on twitter.

S2 E1: The Black Love Episode

On this episode, I talk to the researcher of my family history....my sister, about doing her DNA test, what drives her to want to find out more about where we came from and who are people are and what some of the challenges are for Black people trying to trace their roots. 

On this episode, I talk to the researcher of my family history....my sister, about doing her DNA test, what drives her to want to find out more about where we came from and who are people are and what some of the challenges are for Black people trying to trace their roots.

S2 E2: Finding my own Wakanda....Diving into MY Black history 

A podcast for all those socially conscious moms.  I'm a black mom, raising black kids in a white world and this podcast is about the funny and not so funny moments that come with being a person of color in today's world. This is real talk about social issues, black and brown lives, black hair, relationships, mommy'ing through those terrible three's (yes I said three's), parenting kids of all ages  and all the fun that comes with motherhood... all discussed with a twist of color.

Great podcast.

Excellent!

A podcast for all those socially conscious moms. I'm a black mom, raising black kids in a white world and this podcast is about the funny and not so funny moments that come with being a person of color in today's world. This is real talk about social issues, black and brown lives, black hair, relationships, mommy'ing through those terrible three's (yes I said three's), parenting kids of all ages and all the fun that comes with motherhood... all discussed with a twist of color.

Woke Mommy Chatter- The Podcast

Kim Williams

There are so many stereotypes about Single Black Motherhood.  In this episode, Kim Williams, host of the Single Black Motherhood Podcast,gets real about Black Single Motherhood.  We chat about anti-Black sentiment around single mothers, the challenges and triumphs and we also chat about how stereotypes about Black Mothers, affect Black Fathers. A few articles mentioned in the podcast can be found here:  https://www.thestar.com/life/parent/2016/10/25/please-dont-call-me-a-single-mother.html Black Dads Involved in Kids Lives   https://www.huffingtonpost.com/josh-levs/no-most-black-kids-are-no_b_11109876.html 

There are so many stereotypes about Single Black Motherhood.  In this episode, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/singleblackmotherhood/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kim Williams</a>, host of the <a href="https://soundcloud.com/singleblackmotherhood" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Single Black Motherhood Podcast,</a>gets real about Black Single Motherhood.  We chat about anti-Black sentiment around single mothers, the challenges and triumphs and we also chat about how stereotypes about Black Mothers, affect Black Fathers. A few articles mentioned in the podcast can be found here: <a href="https://www.thestar.com/life/parent/2016/10/25/please-dont-call-me-a-single-mother.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.thestar.com/life/parent/2016/10/25/please-dont-call-me-a-single-mother.html</a> <a href="https://www.vox.com/2015/6/21/8820537/black-fathers-day" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Black Dads Involved in Kids Lives </a> <a href="https://www.huffingtonpost.com/josh-levs/no-most-black-kids-are-no_b_11109876.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.huffingtonpost.com/josh-levs/no-most-black-kids-are-no_b_11109876.html</a>

UPDATED:  S3 E7: Kim Williams- Single Black Motherhood

In the Season 3 finale, I continue my chat with Kim Williams, host of the Single Black Motherhood Podcast,gets real about Black Single Motherhood.  We chat about the single Black Fathers she ha interviewed, some of her highs and lows as a single mom and her hopes for the future. A few articles mentioned in the podcast can be found here:  https://www.thestar.com/life/parent/2016/10/25/please-dont-call-me-a-single-mother.html Black Dads Involved in Kids Lives   https://www.huffingtonpost.com/josh-levs/no-most-black-kids-are-no_b_11109876.html 

In the Season 3 finale, I continue my chat with <a href="https://www.instagram.com/singleblackmotherhood/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kim Williams</a>, host of the <a href="https://soundcloud.com/singleblackmotherhood" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Single Black Motherhood Podcast,</a>gets real about Black Single Motherhood.  We chat about the single Black Fathers she ha interviewed, some of her highs and lows as a single mom and her hopes for the future. A few articles mentioned in the podcast can be found here: <a href="https://www.thestar.com/life/parent/2016/10/25/please-dont-call-me-a-single-mother.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.thestar.com/life/parent/2016/10/25/please-dont-call-me-a-single-mother.html</a> <a href="https://www.vox.com/2015/6/21/8820537/black-fathers-day" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Black Dads Involved in Kids Lives </a> <a href="https://www.huffingtonpost.com/josh-levs/no-most-black-kids-are-no_b_11109876.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.huffingtonpost.com/josh-levs/no-most-black-kids-are-no_b_11109876.html</a>

S3 E8: Kim Williams- Single Black Motherhood PART 2

Jeff Martin

Jeff Martin, Author, Police Officer, Father and Motivational Speaker chats about his new book, Brothers/Sisters from the 6: Role Models in my Community, the importance of giving back, wh he decided to be a police officer and why representation matters.  Jeff is doing amazing work. You can find him at:jeffadmartin.com You can follow him at:  IG/FB/Twitter : @jeffadmartin    You can purchase his book, proceeds of which go towards his Brothers from the 6 foundation on Amazon.

Jeff Martin, Author, Police Officer, Father and Motivational Speaker chats about his new book, Brothers/Sisters from the 6: Role Models in my Community, the importance of giving back, wh he decided to be a police officer and why representation matters.  Jeff is doing amazing work. You can find him at:<a href="http://jeffadmartin.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">jeffadmartin.com</a> You can follow him at:  IG/FB/Twitter : @jeffadmartin    You can purchase his book, proceeds of which go towards his Brothers from the 6 foundation on <a href="https://www.amazon.ca/Brothers-Role-Models-My-Community/dp/1773530348%C2%A0%20" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Amazon.</a>

S3 E6:  A chat with Jeff Martin, Author of Brothers/Sisters from the 6

"Hi Auntie"   We are talking, aunties in the Black community, particularly Aunties without children of their own, the role they play in the Black family, the complicated family dynamics, the toll that role takes on them and why Aunties are so important to the Black community.  This week, I am joined by Judie Powell, a friend and colleague who is an Auntie to 4 little and little-ish people, and Maria Daniel, my sister, who is an Auntie to two little people. 

"Hi Auntie"   We are talking, aunties in the Black community, particularly Aunties without children of their own, the role they play in the Black family, the complicated family dynamics, the toll that role takes on them and why Aunties are so important to the Black community.  This week, I am joined by Judie Powell, a friend and colleague who is an Auntie to 4 little and little-ish people, and Maria Daniel, my sister, who is an Auntie to two little people.

S3 E5:  Black Aunties and Childless Mothering....a discussion 

Bellamy Shoffner

Deuces 2018!   On the last episode of the year, we are looking back at Hold The Line Magazine 1 year on, with Creator and  Editor in Chief extraordinaire Bellamy Shoffner.  Bellamy and I reflect on 2018, we talk about what it is to be Young-ish and creating content for the masses as Black mothers and the toll it takes on us and we chat about white allies.  Is allyship really a thing...and is it effective? 

Deuces 2018!   On the last episode of the year, we are looking back at <a href="https://htlmagazine.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hold The Line Magazine</a> 1 year on, with Creator and  Editor in Chief extraordinaire Bellamy Shoffner.  Bellamy and I reflect on 2018, we talk about what it is to be Young-ish and creating content for the masses as Black mothers and the toll it takes on us and we chat about white allies.  Is allyship really a thing...and is it effective?

S3 E4:  Bellamy Shoffner, Hold the Line Magazine and two Black Moms Musing 

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