Joblogues

Your #groupchatgirlfriends, Joymarie and Cortney, serve up a dose of candid career conversations on this podcast for young professionals. New episodes drop the 1st & the 15th.

Rank #1: Episode 16: The Long Game (with Brandon Williams).
We’re tackling finances and money management head-on with investment guru, Brandon Williams, in a very real discussion about the challenges millennials and minorities face in building wealth and planning for retirement. Cortney shares a useful tip for working with freelance clients and Joymarie rids the workplace of misogynists, one troll at a time. Links + resources: joblogues.com/links For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Episode 19: Wanderlust (with Janel Martinez).
We're back! We're fresh off our vacation glow up and reflecting on our warm-weather epiphanies from Colombia and Thailand. Fellow travelista and journalist, Janel Martinez, also joins us for an amazing discussion on Afro-Latina representation in media, the multidimensionality of the black experience and how companies can foster inclusive work cultures that embrace diverse identities. Plus, two brand new segments that'll help you slay at this life thing: corporate-isms decoded and adulting 101. We got you. Links + resources: joblogues.com/links For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

#SmartBrownVoices - Learning from Diversity

Learn from Successful Black and Latino Startup Founders, Entrepreneurs, Activist, Marketers and Creatives.

Rank #1: Stress and Being an Entrepreneur w/ JaNaè Taylor, PhD, LPC.
In this episode of SmartBrownVoices, Mike Street chats with JaNaè Taylor, founder of MindingMyBlackBusiness.com. Minding My BLACK Business is a movement and podcast dedicated to the mental health of Black Entrepreneurs. The goal is to engage, inform, and support other Black Entrepreneurs as they manage the business of work! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rank #2: Jon Robinson, PhD is CEO of Cents. Get out of debt!.
Jon Robinson, PhD is CEO of Cents, a new platform, that helps people get out of debt years faster and save thousands in interest. Cents takes your spare change and applies it each month to either a student loan, credit card, mortgage and more. Jon also has a unique background having gone from a Human Genetics PhD to software developer and serial entrepreneur. Visit http:///centsapp.io to sign up.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Heart + Hustle Podcast

The Heart and Hustle Podcast is a weekly podcast created for women of color entrepreneurs to have a place to talk business and life. Join us every Wednesday as we discuss a variety of topics from focusing on your brand to dealing with being an introvert. Angelica Yarde, a designer, developer, and public speaker, shares from her decade-long business and branding experience while Charisma O'Keefe, a social media and branding consulting, shares from experience as designer and what she does when working with creative businesses. Remember to dream big, work hard, and repeat and don't forget to #BossSoHard.Visit us at heartandhustlepodcast.com for show notes and moe information and follow us on Twitter @hearthustlepod.

Rank #1: #111 - Carving Your Career Path ft. Danielle Deavens.
Welcome to the one hundred and eleventh episode of the Heart + Hustle podcast. We're talking to Danielle Deavens, writer and owner of Bold Xchange, a black-owned marketplace. Danielle talks about her journey from writer at Brides Magazine to starting her online startup, Bold Xchange with her partner. Danielle gives us an insight to why the Venture for America program is an excellent career option and how she hopes to help black-owned businesses gain visibility.You can follow Danielle on Instagram at instagram.com/danielledeavens and can be found online at boldxchange.comFor show notes and a list of everything we talked about, visit www.heartandhustlepodcast.com.Meet the hosts: Angelica Yarde (twitter.com/studio404design) and Charisma O'Keefe (twitter.com/charismaokeefe)Subscribe via Apple Podcasts (itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/heart…d1071624684?mt=2)! Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/hearthustlepod and Instagram instagram.com/heartandhustlepodcast!

Rank #2: #110 - Finding Your Voice ft. Sheli Baez of See City Tours.
Welcome to the one hundred and tenth episode of the Heart + Hustle podcast. We're talking to Sheli Baez, voice actor and owner of See City Tours, a NYC-based walking tour company. Sheli shares how she intertwines her two businesses to work for each other, what she's learned living in New York City, and how she uses her voice to stand out amongst her competition.You can follow Sheli on Instagram at instagram.com/seecitytours and can be found online at shelibaez.comFor show notes and a list of everything we talked about, visit www.heartandhustlepodcast.com.Meet the hosts: Angelica Yarde (twitter.com/studio404design) and Charisma O'Keefe (twitter.com/charismaokeefe)Subscribe via Apple Podcasts (itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/heart…d1071624684?mt=2)! Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/hearthustlepod and Instagram instagram.com/heartandhustlepodcast!

Carry On Friends The Caribbean American Podcast

Unapologetically Caribbean, Carry On Friends The Caribbean American Podcast is where you'll find fresh, funny, inspiring stories and perspectives on culture, heritage, career, entrepreneurship and everyday life that make up the Caribbean American experience.

Rank #1: Caribbean Dance Moves, Choreography and the Law.
In this episode Haitian American entertainment lawyer and dance law commentator Merlyne Jean-Louis Esq. and Mikelah Rose of Style & Vibes discuss what U.S. law protects and doesn't protect when it comes to Caribbean Choreography or Dance moves. Support Carry On FriendsShop Carry On Friends On Social @carryonfriends - Twitter | Instagram | FacebookEnjoyed the show? Please remember to leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts.  A Breadfruit Media Production: Twitter |InstagramSupport the show

Rank #2: Top 5 Things to Think About When Deciding to Work with Friends.
This episode of the Carry On Friends Podcast Mikelah Rose of Style & Vibes continues the summer take over where we discuss the Top 5 Things to Think About When Deciding to Work with Friends.Considering working with friends? Then you must listen to this episode to find out the Do's and Don'ts.Please remember to leave a rating and review on iTunes. Connect with Mikelah and Kerry-Ann on Social Media:Mikelah on Twitter & Instagram - @Styleandvibes | @missmikelah Kerry-Ann on Twitter - @carryonkerryCarry On Friends on Twitter & Instagram - @carryonfriends Support the show

The Minority Trailblazer Podcast with Greg E. Hill

The Minority Trailblazer is a weekly podcast posted every Thursday hosted by Greg E. Hill (www.GregEHill.com). This podcast is dedicated to minorities who are blazing a trail in a variety of industries such as education, business, comedy, entrepreneurship, etc. My goal is to share their stories in hopes to inspire, educate, and ultimately encourage others to live with purpose and passion.

Rank #1: Ep 14: Unemployed with $50 and a Dream to Forbes 30 under 30 w/ Travel Noire Founder Zim Ugochukwu.
Zim Ugochukwu founder & CEO of Travel Noire shares her journey from unemployed to the Forbes 30 under 30 list. Essence, BET, Huffington Post, etc and her background and resume speaks for itself. But her true story and WHY will inspire you to do more, be more, and provide more value. This is an interview you dont want to miss.

Rank #2: Ep 2: From North Carolina A&T to Harvard to Educational Change w/ Master Educator Emilee Christopher.
Emilee Christopher voted one of New York's Top 10 Black Educators shares her story. From North Carolina A&T to Harvard University to Human Resource Director of Public Preparatory Network she shares with us how to live with purpose and get what you deserve.

Hashtags and Stilettos

The Hashtags+Stilettos podcast is like having your own personal publicist in your pocket. Tune in for business, lifestyle and PR insights and interviews from entrepreneur and PR expert Sakita Holley.

Rank #1: Ep. 32: Be Your Motherf**king Self.
Recently, I asked myself a question that changed everything. I asked: Is there a prize that you've received from purposely being less than who you know yourself to be that you still have today? The answer was no. Listen to this episode to learn more about this moment and how I plan to show up in the world, personally and professionally, as my full self from now on.- - Text HASHTAGS to 444999 to join the email list.Email hashtags@hos-pr.com to submit questions.Social Media:Instagram.com/HashtagsandStilettos Instagram.com/MissSuccess Twitter.com/MissSuccessHashtag: #HashtagsandStilettosShow Notes: hashtagsandstilettos.com/be-yourselfLike this episode? Rate and review it on iTunes!

Rank #2: Ep. 23: Olori Swank on Building a Profitable Personal Brand.
Olori Swank is a serial entrepreneur, celebrity stylist, fashion designer and she recently became an author with the release of her first book '101: The Blueprint for a Swank Life,' which she describes as a "fashion and lifestyle advice guide that provides tips on style, dating, finance, entrepreneurship and more. As a celebrity stylist, Olori has worked with notable names such as Keyshia Cole, Tyrese, Teyana Taylor, Lance Gross, Keke Palmer and others. Using the knowledge she gained from styling, she was able to create a successful online store called SwankBlue.com where she sells affordable, high-end fashion. And in true entrepreneurial fashion, when that business took off she launched a workshop series to teach other people how they could build a success e-commerce shop or make a name for themselves in the styling world. On this episode, Olori talks about how she's been able to build a recognizable personal brand (yup, we talk about that blue hair!), and how she's been able to leverage her passion and skill set into such a well-connected multi-business ecosystem. Show Notes: hashtagsandstilettos.com/olori-swankSocial Media: Instagram.com/OloriSwank Instagram.com/SwankBlue Twitter.com/OloriSwank Instagram.com/HashtagsandStilettos Instagram.com/MissSuccess Twitter.com/MissSuccessLike this episode? Rate and review it on iTunes!

Behind the Brilliance

Behind the Brilliance is the go to podcast for the intellectually curious and relentlessly ambitious. The show features weekly long form interviews with innovative and culture-shaping leaders in art, culture, technology, business, lifestyle, and personal development along with Lisa's inspiring and funny advice on life, creativity, and entrepreneurship.

Rank #1: 070: Holiday Reading + Year End Reminders.
Lisa shares holiday reflections and her best book recommendations for this time of year.

Rank #2: 034: Issa Rae.
The funny and smart Issa Rae joins me to chat about her path to creating the hit webseries, The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl along with her new project, Color Creative. Shenanigans and laughter abound as we discuss personality types, shifts in the entertainment industry, our deep love of The Wire, overcoming insecurities, and why we won't let people pick our brains.

How Does She Do It?

Host Tiffany F. Southerland covers faith, career advice, and personal development topics for women of color.

Rank #1: 031: How To Wake Up Early During The Week.
This episode is Part 1 of a 3-part series on productivity and time management.  This week, I share 5 practical things you can do – starting tomorrow – to start waking up early during the week to do what you want to do for yourself. Adulting is pretty much about managing different priorities, goals, relationships,...

Rank #2: Don’t Make Excuses, Move with Expectation | 120.
Before you can prepare for 2020, you have to reflect and review on 2019. But you have to make sure you aren’t looking through the lens of excuses about what did or didn’t happen. Reflect and plan with a spirit of expectation. Tis the season to stop letting your limiting beliefs put limitations on a...

PostBourgie

PostBourgie is a long-running, semi-orderly blog about race and gender and class and politics and media and whatever else we can think of. The PostBourgie podcast is the talk-y version of that.

Rank #1: #37: "This is the Last Thing I'm Going to Say About Jason Whitlock." (October 18 2015).
We were originally planning to have Deadspin’s Greg Howard on the podcast to talk about race and sports journalism — with our peg being the series of articles he wrote about the woes of The Undefeated, the troubled, much-delayed race, culture and sports site from ESPN helmed by Jason Whitlock. Whitlock had been one of the most famous and controversial sportswriters in America, having built his polarizing career on his essays connecting sports to the evils of black pathology. He could be petty and ugly, like when he wrote that Serena Williams would never be an all-time great because she was fat and lazy ("[S]eriously, how else can Serena fill out her size 16 shorts without grazing at her stall between matches?" he wrote). And he could be simplistic and scolding, as in diatribes about the evils inherent to female basketball players dunking or black people's use of the word "nigger.") Howard’s articles argue that the enmity Whitlock earned from black journos and writers for this schtick made it nearly... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: #36: What It Means To Lose A School. (September 20 2015).
G.D. and Terryn talk to Jelani Cobb of the New Yorker, who went back to his former high school in Queens, which was recently closed down. Jelani was trying to figure out how the diverse, highly regarded school quickly deteriorated quickly after he graduated in the 1980s and soon became, to many, an example of why big, neighborhood schools can't work. (Hint: HOUSING SEGREGATION.) And Eve Ewing of Seven Scribes talks to G.D. about the fight to save Walter Dyett High School, the last public school open to everyone in Bronzeville, a historic black neighborhood on Chicago's South Side. Protesters there had been staging a month-long hunger strike to keep Dyett's doors open, and Eve says that the fight over the school has huge implications for the neighborhood, where so many local public schools have been shut down by the city over the last decade. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

MMHMM, GIRL

A problematic pop culture podcast hosted by actual black women. You've been warned.

Rank #1: Q4 Check-In.
Hi. It's been awhile. We're just checking in. Tweet us @mmhmmgirl. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

For Colored Nerds

Each week, BFFs Brittany and Eric humorously deep-dive into the uncool topic of their choice while testing the outer limits of their friendship.

Rank #1: Gentrification.
On Being Black Gentrifiers: Both Brooklyn transplants, Brittany and Eric parse their roles as black gentrifiers in their borough's rapidly changing landscape. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Dear White People.
A unique listener letter spurs Brittany and Eric to break the fourth wall and speak directly to white folks. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Extraordinary Negroes

Each week on "The Extraordinary Negroes", writers Jay Connor and Alex Hardy delve into humorous explorations of pop culture, current events, and relevant issues with some of your favorite media personalities. Previous guests include Luvvie Ajayi, Damon Young and Panama Jackson of VerySmartBrothas, April Reign, 2017 Grammy nominees KING, Jerrika Hinton of ABC's Grey's Anatomy, author and blogger extraordinaire Demetria Lucas O'Doyley, author Kiese Laymon, Eunique Jones Gibson of Because of Them We Can, and many more.

Rank #1: A Love Supreme (Feat. Dr. Jeanine Staples and Jas Hands of The Brown Liquor Report).
In this episode, we chop it up with celebrated author, speaker, and educator Dr. Jeanine Staples and our extended family member Jas Hands of The Brown Liquor Report. We explore the impact that exposure to physical and emotional trauma has on women both in and outside of relationships, Jeanine's thoughts on the #HurtBae fiasco, as well as her suggestions on successfully dismantling patriarchy. Additionally, Alex can do without Ikea's Swedish Meatballs, Jay draws confidence from an unlikely source, and we have some very special announcements to make.

Rank #2: A Black Writers Symposium (Feat. Kiese Laymon & Hari Ziyad of RaceBaitR).
In one of our most candid episodes to date, we're joined by the dynamic duo of educator, "Long Division" author, and Southern-fried scribe Kiese Laymon and RaceBaitR's H.N.I.C. Hari Ziyad for our first ever "Black Writers Symposium". We discuss the necessity of the creative spaces they occupy, the delicate balance of selling their artistry while not selling their souls, and the roles and responsibilities of writers within the pursuit of true Black liberation. Additionally, Alex has a thing for Crunch Berries, Jay shops at Gordon Gartrelle, and Amtrak stations ain’t nothing nice.

BGD Podcasts

Listen to BGD Blog podcasts, including "The BGD Podcast with Raquel Willis" and "Spirit Medicine: A BGD Podcast About Healing, Wellness and Liberation" with CarmenLeah and ChE.

Rank #1: The Black Girl Dangerous Podcast 5.16.16: What Do We Do With Becky, bell hooks and Azealia Banks?.
You don't want to miss what this duo has to say about Beckys everywhere. On this episode of the Black Girl Dangerous Podcast, Chanelle Adams (@nellienooks) hosts Phoenix Calida (@uppittynegress) to analyze the larger impacts of bell hooks' critique of Lemonade, the rise of Skai Jackson, and the last straw for Azealia Banks.

Rank #2: Spirit Medicine (A BGD Podcast): 6 Lessons About Healthy Love (Ep. 6).
In episode six, CarmenLeah is joined by her wife, award-winning writer and BGD creator Mia McKenzie, to share their lessons in love.Spirit Medicine with CarmenLeah Ascencio and ChE is a BGD podcast that focuses on providing accessible conversations, tools and rituals that support the healing, wellness and liberation of people of color, with a focus on queer and trans people of color.Spirit Medicine artwork by ChE.

The Black Joy Mixtape Podcast

Amber (aka the High Priestess of Black Joy) and Jazmine (bka King of da South) are two petty AF Black feminists who are determined to get on WorldStarHipHop one way or the other. Each week they overcome fuckboys, Becky, hoteps, and dry skin to spit hot fire on pop culture, politics and worship anything Black women have going on.

Rank #1: #26 Teen Mamas are Mamas Ft. Gloria Malone.
#LookAlive! Thanks so much for the #BlackJoyJubilee and Sesali Bowen for an amazing Refinery29 experience! We got back from NYC, and white people have just been in peril. From brawls at graduation to brawls with Turkey's Presidential security, Amber and Jaz are just left with a lot of questions. Thankfully, our 3rd installment of #CreatorsMonth features the phenomenal @GloriaMalone! She talks about #NoTeenShame, being an Afro-Latina, and her proudest moments being a teen mom.

Rank #2: #48 Yo White Friends.
We are back from the holiday and we are here to let yall know that all slavery must end and give your lil white friends guidelines on how to be more deserving of yo friendship.Also, don't eat at the White House. They got roaches but got the nerve to disinvite folks to they nasty house.

Dreams In Drive

Learn how to take your dreams out of PARK and into DRIVE. Host Rana Campbell and weekly guests share their personal #dreamdriving stories and keys to success that have allowed them to successfully create lives full of fulfillment and passion. We chat entrepreneurship, small business advice, professional & personal development, success, branding, marketing, motivational, and general life tips that you can use as you put your #dreamsindrive. Follow us on social @dreamsindrive. For guest pitches, visit www.dreamsindrive.com/pitch.

Rank #1: 31: Why Taking Control Of Your Mental Health Will Improve Your Success w/ Xanthia Johnson.
As a millennial creative or lifestyle entrepreneur, have you ever felt like you were doing so much but didn't know how to process everything? On todays's Dreams In Drive podcast, we chat with Xanthia Johnson, a psychotherapist and owner of Urban Playology. We chat how you can take control of your mental health and identify ways to get help in the areas of your life that need it. It's NOT OKAY to feel like you are alone. You aren't. We discuss the myth of the "functionally dysfunctional" person and how you can find your inner resilience. Get show notes: www.dreamsindrive.com/xanthia-johnson SUBSCRIBE: www.dreamsindrive.com/join Follow Dreams In Drive on Social: twitter.com/dreamsindrive instagram.com/dreamsindrive Follow Xanthia on social: www.instagram.com/urbanplayology twitter.com/urbanplayology www.urbanplayology.com Find Rana on social: instagram.com/rainshineluv twitter.com/rainshineluv www.ranacampbell.com

Rank #2: 11: How To Train Your Mind To Be More Successful w/ Andre Johnson.
Fitness expert and CEO of Fitness Fast Team USA discusses how he overcame adversity in life, lost 225 pounds and built a fitness business that strives to empower individuals to become a better version of themselves. Andre also talks about how a life committed to the streets ended him up in prison and the steps he took to change his life (and health) for the better. Learn more about Andre here and get more show notes: www.dreamsindrive.com/andre-johnson SUBSCRIBE: www.dreamsindrive.com/join Connect with Dreams In Drive on Social: twitter.com/dreamsindrive instagram.com/dreamsindrive Find Andre on social: instagram.com/fitness_fast_team_usa Find Rana on social: instagram.com/rainshineluv twitter.com/rainshineluv