The best podcasts! Part 1
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These are my favorite podcasts that are ran by black women. These are many different genres but a few similarities: they are all inspiring and creative black women that use their platforms to make a difference in some way.
Danyel speaks out for women in the industry who are killing it and deserve to be noticed
MaRah & Taz (sistas who kill) Storytell in such a fun, funny, but tasteful way. They bring light to some really dark cases.
Melissa & Kerri (The hats podcast) Are so relatable because let’s be serious, all of us moms wear many hats! It’s hard but it’s so nice knowing we aren’t alone
KeKe Palmer (Baby, this is KeKe Palmer) is just like any of us. Her topics range from comedy, serious, depressing, but overall we can relate to all of them.
Angel (Unapologetically Angel) Keeps things light and funny and it’s like having a conversation with some of your girlfriends.
Podcasts have surged in popularity, providing a unique platform for voices that deserve to be heard. In the realm of Black woman-led podcasts, listeners can find diverse genres consisting of inspiring stories, humor, and relatable content. One highlight is Danyel, who passionately advocates for women in her industry, ensuring their contributions are acknowledged. Another gem is MaRah & Taz from 'Sistas Who Kill'. They tackle serious subjects with a tasteful mix of humor, shedding light on dark tales. The 'Hats Podcast' hosted by Melissa & Kerri resonates with many moms juggling multiple responsibilities. It reminds us that we are not alone in this challenging journey. Furthermore, Keke Palmer offers a variety of topics that reflect real-life struggles and joys—both comedic and serious, allowing listeners to relate easily. Finally, Angel's 'Unapologetically Angel' is a fun listen, giving the vibe of a joyful conversation among friends. As you delve into these shows, you'll discover the significant impact these women make in their respective genres, each episode opening a door to new perspectives. Podcasts are not just entertainment; they are a source of community, learning, and empowerment. By supporting these creators, listeners encourage diverse storytelling that enriches our culture and inspires future generations.