All Black Matters Podcast

In this episode, we hear from native Nigerian Ezinne Onyearugha who gives a brief breakdown of what SARS is and how it has been affecting the people of Nigeria. She shares her experience with the crisis and resources for individuals overseas to help in this time. PLEASE READ BELOW

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Tune in this week to take a journey down memory lane as the host Rifka recounts her experiences Growing Up Pentecostal and it’s effects on her life and development. Find out why she doesn’t consider herself religious and how that affects her faith.

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In this episode, the host unpacks her favorites from streamed series to budding artists. She gives her opinion on shows both new and old and offers recommendations.

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In this episode, Justine and RIfka discuss the highs and lows of pursuing a law degree as a double ethnic minority and how to navigate if you are interesting in becoming a lawyer as well. Feel free to reach out to Justine for any inquiries ( see contact information below)

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In this episode, the host Rifka explores the different layers within the conversation when speaking about the protection of Black Women and what it truly means. Drawing from social references and personal experience, she conveys the impact of both positive and negative schemas when considering the treatment of Black Women within the Black community.

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In this episode we talk MUSIC & culture with our guest, an up and coming Afrofusion artist Agyakomah. From what it’s like to make your passion a priority to navigating artistry and performance during COVID, we explore all of the elements that aide Agyakomah in pursuing a music career both in New York and her home country Ghana.

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In this episode, we talk career advancement, entrepreneurship, blackness in the corporate space, strategic planning and much more with HR Leader Alysha M. Campbell. Alysha shares her journey and inspiration for founding her Consultancy & Strategy Agency- CultureShift HR and offers that you can use to get started on your passion project now!

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This week we talk MAKE UP and what it’s like to be a successful black person in that creative space. Tune in as Jasmin Stephen explains tips on how to get started as a makeup artist, what it’s like to navigate the beauty industry and how these weird times have impacted her life and work.

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In this free form episode, we explore August and Jada’s popular “Entanglement “ as well as some themes found in HBO’s “I May Destroy You”...all while unpacking the host’s recent move to BedStuy!

Have you given thought to the type of friendships that you’ve developed over the course of your lifetime? How have they evolved, exploded or deteriorated? Why do you think that is? This week we take a look at what makes our friends our friends and if the reasons we give ourselves are valid.