Podcasts for black women

If you are a Black woman in need of some positive vibes, encouragement, Rosetta Thurman, Patrice Washington, Roberto Blake, Elayne Fluker and Amanda Miller Littlejohn are just five podcasters every African-American woman should listen to.

There is anecdotal evidence that more black people--and black women in particular--are turning to podcasting as a way to amplify their voices. With that in mind, here is a round-up of 20 black women podcasts that are sure to inspire, spark joy and give you a few giggles.

I am admittedly a podcast junkie. I might need help with this addiction. I learn so much from podcasts and they are a very convenient way to gain knowledge, gather information or simply get whisked away by storytelling. Podcasting is a big business and one that is expected to keep growing. Once upon a time I considered going into it but currently opting to be a guest instead. #blackwomen #podcasts #blogging

Black women's voices are roaring loud in the world of podcasts. From dissecting pop culture and news headlines to unpacking the Rachel Dolezal scandal or the #SayHerName movement, these sisters are shifting mindsets and introducing us to new voices and perspectives on Black womanhood. Whether you're well-versed in podcast territory or just tuning in, these are the shows you should be tuning into.

by Ajeé Buggam If 2020 didn’t teach us anything, it taught us the importance of our mental health and how fragile it truly is if we don’t tend to it. Oftentimes in Black homes, checking in regarding each other’s mental health is not a common conversation we inquire about. The unfortunate truth is Black people

Looking for podcasts for women? We've put together good podcasts to listen to, from LadyGang to History Chicks; these are the best podcasts for women.

I've created a list of some fantastic business, self-help, and history books by black women authors.