Black Women Unfiltered Podcast

By Whitney Sam

How would you feel if you manifested your purpose ? Do you know your passion but not sure how it translates to your purpose? Black Women Unfiltered Podcast brings you weekly interviews with black wome... more

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February 09, 2021EP 8: How Going Through a Depression Led to Adrienne Peden Finding Her Purpose as a Nutritionist
Today in the guest chair we have Adrienne Peden, 33 year old black woman from San Diego, Ca who now lives in Nashville, TN. Adrienne received her BA in Health Education from Ashford University and is now working on her Master’s from Eastern Michigan University to becoming a licensed Registered Dietician Nutritionist.
During the day Adrienne is a document specialist but at night she is working on her passion of nutrition through school and her nutrition business called Peden Nutrition. Adrienne is a huge animal lover and loves to work out. When asked why Nutrition was her passion, she replied, “Nutrition is my passion because I love helping others gain their health back”.
On this episode Adrienne shares:
Her battle with depression and unhealthy relationship with food

Her journey of how she wanted to become a Nutritionist

How to balance her full -time job while working her purpose at night

How your true purpose shows up time and time again
Guest Social Media Info:
Adrienne Peden: @adriennepeden
Peden Nutrition- @pedennutrition
Black Women Unfiltered- @blackwomenunfilteredpodcast
Website: www.blackwomenunfiltered.net
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45min
February 02, 2021 EP 7: How Taking a Step Back Allowed Me to Find My True Purpose With This Podcast
Happy New Year! Welcome back to the first episode of 2021. I am pretty sure you guys have been wondering what is going on with the podcast, In this episode, I will be updating you guys on where I have been and what I have been working on behind the scenes. Tune in to hear about all about the new direction!
A Sneak Peek of what’s to come in Episode 7:
New Direction of the Podcast
Podcast Moguls
My journey to finding my purpose
Bonus: I provided six questions for you guys to ask yourself when in search of your purpose.
Make sure to tune in the podcast streams on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast , Spotify and Anchor.
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To stay connected between episodes follow us on Instagram and Facebook and check out website:
Instagram: @blackwomenunfilteredpodcast
Facebook Page: Black Women Unfiltered Podcast
Website: www.blackwomenunfiltered.net
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28min
December 15, 2020 EP 6: My Reflection of 2020
This week I’m bringing you the real on how my 2020 went. I’m sure, like everyone else, no one expected 2020 to have a whole world shut down with a global pandemic. I am coming to the mic to be open and transparent about my journey in motherhood and the development of my podcast and how I navigated through it all during this pandemic.
A Sneak Peek of what’s to come in this week’s episode:
My journey into 2020
Imposter Syndrome
Motherhood /Postpartum Depression & Anxiety
Life lessons of 2020
What to expect from the podcast in 2021
I look forward to sharing this journey with you all and I’ll be back in 2021. Enjoy your holiday season.
To stay connected between episodes follow us on Instagram and check out our website:
Instagram: @blackwomenunfilteredpodcast
Website: www.blackwomenunfiltered.net
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36min
December 08, 2020 EP 5: Perspective of a Black Woman in her 40’s w/ Dr. Keynon Washington
Ep4: Perspective of a Black Woman in her 40’s w/ Dr. Keynon Washington
Perspective of a Black Woman Series is a discussion about how black women feel regarding an array of topics and about being in their prospective age ranges from 20’s-40’s. The topics we will cover include:
Areas of struggles and success
How Black Women are viewed in society and by their peers
Mental Health
Taboo topics & myths about Black Women
Relationships
Advice from older generations of Black Women
Today in the chair we have Dr. Keynon Washington, PSYD. Dr. Washington is our third and final guest in our Perspective of a Black Woman Series. She will be speaking on behalf of Black Women in their 40’s. Dr. Washington is a 43 year old single woman who was born and raised in San Diego CA. She received a Doctorate of Psychology with a specialization in Executive Coaching from University of the Rockies in 2016. Washington, also authored a children’s book titled the God in Mommy in 2007 and is a member of the Golden Key International Honor Society. Dr. Washington’s passion and purpose is to facilitate restoration in the lives of the individuals she encounters. She currently resides in Tempe, AZ where she enjoys the companionship of her family and loved ones. When asked the question, What does being a black woman mean to you? Dr. Washington responded: “Being a black woman is to be born of a legacy of love, faith, regality, beauty and divinity.” Dr. Washington can be contacted at [email protected].
NOTE: This episode was recorded prior to COVID 19.
To stay connected between episodes follow us on Instagram and check out our website:
Instagram: @blackwomenunfilteredpodcast
Website: www.blackwomenunfiltered.net
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1h 5min
December 01, 2020 EP 4: Perspective of a Black Woman in her 30’s w/ Kiara McCummings
Perspective of a Black Woman Series is a discussion about how black women feel regarding an array of topics and about being in their prospective age ranges from 20’s-40’s. The topics we will cover include:
Areas of struggles and success
How Black Women are viewed in society and by their peers
Mental Health
Taboo topics & myths about Black Women
Relationships
Advice from older generations of Black Women
Today in the chair we have Kiara McCummings also known as Kay Mac by most. She is the second guest in our Perspective of a Black Woman series, speaking her perspective on black women in their 30’s. Kiara is from Hampton,Va and is currently an Engineer. A fun fact about Kiara is up until college, she was very much into the performing arts world and was in everything except acting, not her calling she says . When asked what it means to be a black woman, Kiara said: " It means strength, it means undeniable beauty. It means standing firm in the face of adversity. It means everything. She wouldn't trade her bliggity black womanhood for anything else in this world." If you would like to follow Kiara, her instagram handle is @va_slim25 and her youtube page is Kiara Mac.
Topics mentioned in this episode:
Documentary on Netflix: SHE DID THAT
Therapy websites: Talkspace- www.talkspace.com
Therapy For Black Girls: https://therapyforblackgirls.com
NOTE: This episode was recorded prior to COVID 19.
To stay connected between episodes follow us on Instagram and check out our website:
Instagram: @blackwomenunfilteredpodcast
Website: www.blackwomenunfiltered.net
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53min
November 23, 2020 EP 3: Ask a Therapist: Discussing Holiday Grief and Trauma with Erin Nkele, LCPC
Today in the chair we have Erin Nkele, LCPC. Erin is the first therapist in our “Ask a Therapist” series. She is a native of San Diego, CA and now resides in Maryland. She received her Bachelor of Science in psychology from Xavier University and her Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She is the owner and founder of Melanated Wellness, LLC, which is a private psychotherapy and life coaching practice. She is employed as a therapist at the Victim Assistance and Sexual Assault Program Coordinator for Montgomery County Department of Human Health Services. Her responsibilities include: working with survivors of crime and trauma and a contract therapist at COMPASS Mental Health Consultants, LLC. working with juveniles with sexual behavior problems.
One fun fact about Erin, she is OBSESSED with Game of Thrones. She will sit and talk to you for hours about it; even more so, if you have read the books! When I asked Erin, What does it mean to be a black woman? She responded, “Such a loaded question, as a black woman I feel so complex and so Multidimensional. I am a creator, I have brought life to this world. I am a healer, I make people's lives whole again and I am an individual who if flawed yet loves extremely hard and deeply and is forever growing to be a better human. I love being a black woman and all that it brings to the table.”
In this episode we discuss grief and trauma as it relates to the holiday season. Erin mentions the following definition and resources for those experiencing grief and trauma as well as abuse.
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that’s related to changes in seasons- SAD begins and ends at about the same times every year.
Grief and loss-wendtcenter.org
Sucide Hotline- 1-800- 273-8255
Global Crisis text line-TEXT 741741 crisis text line global
DV National HotLINE 1800799 SAFE (7233)
RAINN 1800-656-HOPE 4673 National Sexual Assault Hotline/also have a chat option
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration- samhsa.gov
You can follow Erin on Instagram @melanatedwellnesstherapy or if you are looking for a therapist you can email Erin at [email protected] .
To stay connected between episodes follow us on Instagram and check out our website:
Instagram: @blackwomenunfilteredpodcast
Website: www.blackwomenunfiltered.net
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1h 12min
November 17, 2020EP 2: Perspective of a Black Woman in her 20’s w/ Arionna Dickson
Perspective of a Black Woman Series is a discussion about how black women feel regarding an array of topics and about being in their prospective age ranges from 20’s-40’s. The topics we will cover include:
Areas of struggles and success

How Black Women are viewed in society and by their peers

Mental Health

Taboo topics & myths about Black Women

Relationships

Advice from older generations of Black Women
Today in the chair we have our first guest in our Perspective of a Black Woman series, speaking on behalf of African American women in their 20’s. Arionna Dickson a 25 year old, born and raised San Diego, CA native. Her current occupation is a Content Creator. One fun fact about Arionna is , she enjoys cooking dinners on (Instagram TV) IGTV. When asked what does being a black woman mean to her, Arionna’s response was: "Being a black woman to me, means that I am not less than; I am more than capable of doing any and everything I set my mind to outside of the social norms. I am a superwoman but I am vulnerable. I have emotions and that is beautiful." If you would like to follow Arionna, her instagram handle is @arithaproducer.
NOTE: This episode was recorded prior to COVID 19.
To stay connected between episodes follow us on Instagram and check out our website:
Instagram: @blackwomenunfilteredpodcast
Website: www.blackwomenunfiltered.net
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1h 2min
November 10, 2020 EP 1: Introducing Black Women Unfiltered Podcast
Welcome to the first episode of Black Women Unfiltered Podcast. In this episode you will learn about me, your host Whitney Sam. I share my vision and passion on why I started this podcast. Also, you will get a sneak peak of what is to come in future episodes of the podcast.
To stay connected between episodes:
Instagram: @blackwomenunfilteredpodcast
Website: www.blackwomenunfiltered.net
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3min

FAQs about Black Women Unfiltered Podcast:

How many episodes does Black Women Unfiltered Podcast have?

The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.