Black Girl Nerds Podcast

Happy Black Woman is a supportive community that helps women create their ideal lives through personal development and entrepreneurship.

They have positive, affirming conversations about self-care, relationships, entrepreneurship, lifestyle, travel and what it means to be free. You’ll also find inspirational quotes, informative articles and thought-provoking questions to support you in your journey.

The wait is almost over. Season 3 of Scandal premieres on Thursday Oct 3rd. Get out your bag of popcorn and your glass of red wine for this podcast. If you are a Gladiator, this is one podcast you will NOT want to miss!

We have guests Mekeisha Madden-Toby, a critical writer, reporter, and blogger for MSN TV and social media comic and our resident Scandal expert Tangela Ekhoff who's social engagement with the Scandal cast is higher than your average fan.

Rebecca O'Neal is a Chicago based writer/editor and stand up comedian whose work can be read on/in Vanity Fair Magazine, Gawker.tv, Spli.tsider.com, The Rumpus, and more. She is also a regular guest on Vocalo.org's morning amp and has appeared as a guest comedy commentator or WBEZ/NPR's Morning Shift with Tony Sarabia.

This self-declared BGN will discuss what its like working in the comedy circuit and advice to other young women who are interested in starting a career in comedy.

Gilbert Chrispin & Elizabeth Auguste from I Love Mi-Me will discuss skin care.

Karyn Washington from For Brown Girls will discuss makeup tips and Brittney Marshall from My BrownBox will discuss being a successful beauty and lifestyle service for women.

Black Girls Golf was founded in 2011 by Tiffany Mack Fitzgerald. Tiffany created Black Girls Golf after spending 10 years in Corporate America and noticing how many opportunities were available to her colleagues who played golf. As she became a more experienced golfer, she noticed how few Black women were involved in the sport.

Black Girls Golf exists to change the exclusive culture of golf by introducing women and minorities to golf and making them lifelong players.

The DeceptiComics are five malevolent comedians, brutal, merciless, and hilarious. Their purpose,to conquer and destroy audiences with brutal wit and deadly punchlines. They are driven by a single undeviating goal: total domination of the entertainment universe. This show is 20% Smart, 20 Geeky, 20% Insane, 20% Dirty and 20% Country-fried.

John Minus, Mike Brown, Cerrome Russell from Decepticomics will talk to us about this stand-up comedy group and we plan to get into some funny shenanigans on this podcast!

Actor Theodus Crane is known by nerds everywhere as "Big Tiny" from The Walking Dead. He will chat with us about his experiences on the show and also about his thoughts of black comic book characters represented in TV/Film.

Don't miss this one if your're a Walking Deadhead!

Are you a mommy or daddy blerd? Would you like to know what its like growing up blerdy? This podcast will feature a panel of hosts who are parents raising their children to to become the future blerds of America! Should one choose to raise their child to be nerdy?

This podcast feature hosts: Shelly Ellis, Twila Dang, Brittany Logan, and Yewande Ige from Baby Blerd (@babyblerd).

If you're a parent, this is one podcast you will not want to miss!

Carolyn Malachi is a performing artist. Born in 1984 in Washington, DC, Malachi is the great-granddaughter of jazz pianist John Malachi who played for Sarah Vaughn, Pearl Bailey, Billy Eckstine.

Carolyn Malachi mixes jazz with other genres. Her music is heavily influenced by jazz and Motswako, a style of South African music popularized by Hip Hop Pantsula. Malachi's releases include Revenge of the Smart Chicks (2008), Revenge of the Smart Chicks II: Ambitious Gods (2009), and the Lions, Fires & Squares EP (2010). Carolyn Malachi founded the Smart Chicks Network in 2009.

The organization is composed of women in the arts and meets monthly to share industry and general professional resources. In 2009, Malachi became a resident artist at BloomBars, a community arts space in Washington, DC. The Maryland State Arts Council and Mid-Atlantic Arts Council awarded Malachi with a 2010 Individual Artist Award and Mid-Atlantic Arts Fellowship. TheRoot.com named Carolyn Malachi a Top 25 Gen Y Artist / Entrepreneur in 2010.

Jasmine Doster is a motivational speaker and life coach. She will talk about her personal experiences and life lessons in the areas of spiritual well being and empowerment. She has an upcoming book called "You Think You Know".