Black Women Episodes

“There's now this notion that you, as an individual, are an independent agent, and you can determine what your career path looks …

“Whether you grew up in a predominately Black space, or a predominately white space, you're probably going to have a racialized m…

“It takes a village to raise an entrepreneur,” shares Dr. Dell Gines, certified economic developer who works for the Federal Rese…

“Trucking is where it's at right now,” shares De Shola Spencer, teacher and serial entrepreneur with 17 years of experience. In t…

“This tension that we’re talking about has direct implications for Black women’s mental and physical health that bleed into the r…

“Research suggests that over average, white teachers tend to label black students as lazy more often than their white peers. In t…

“Justice is a system that is supposed to protect all people, but historically has not served all citizens very well,” says host D…

When it comes to finances and estate planning, many people feel behind. While these can be daunting topics of discussion, it is i…

“As a community, we have to be aware, we have to advocate for each other and ourselves, and we have to ask the hard questions, so…

When many people think about their health and fitness goals, they imagine losing weight. While maintaining a healthy weight is a …

Janet Stovall shares how she holds institutions accountable for fixing their race issues and why she equipped her children with a…

Dr. Baucum is a professor who teaches marketing-focused courses to undergraduates and Master of Business Administration (MBA) stu…

A women’s ministry leader shares her path to becoming a marriage coach and the advice she gives women in her wives' bible study. …

“Emotional wellness is a gift from God, but we've never been invited to take a deep look at it,” says Margaret L. Conley. Growing…

In a predominately white industry, black wine lovers have often found it difficult to find inclusion in the business. While there…