Everyone should listen to these 5 Black-hosted podcasts for lessons on race & healing.
If you’re currently investigating the number of Black voices, perspectives, and artists you follow—that’s great. Maybe you’re looking to expand by adding these Black podcasts to your Spotify queue—that’s also great.
That can look like having difficult conversations at work, shifting to support Black business brands, or showing up for politics and movements that support Black Lives Matter. And for Black readers, it also means listening to yourself: Listen to your body when it grows tired, listen to your mind when it needs a break, and honor that.
Some of the podcasts below should everyone—from allies to members of the Black community—reach those goals. Keep on reading for five podcasts by Black hosts to listen to, learn and heal from today. “Therapy for Black Girls” Dr. Joy Harden Bradford is a Licensed Psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia who runs “Therapy for Black Girls,” a podcast by the same name as her incredibly resourceful website for connecting Black women with Black mental health professionals. With so many barriers to access—be it social, cultural, financial, or geographic—this free podcast is the perfect way for Black women to bridge the gap.
“Growing up with gal-dem” Editor-in-Chief of the UK’s gal-dem magazine, Liv Little, and her fellow head of editorial, Charlie Brinkhurst Cuff, tackle questions and curiosities from their younger selves in this enlightening podcast. They invite notable non-binary individuals and womxn of color to weigh in on the conversations—making for a refreshingly inclusive perspective on the lessons we all could’ve used while growing up.
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