Bold Black and Buddhaful

Kelly and Camille reflect on their journey thus far in 2021 into 2022, including their experiences in podcasting, and life in general.

In this episode, Kelly and Camille complete a three-episode arc on the Fall 2021 back-to-school season and the impacts COVID has had on the experience. They specifically survey three students in various stages of education, in this episode, the last of three.

In this episode, Kelly and Camille continue a three-episode arc on the Fall 2021 back-to-school season and the impacts COVID has had on the experience. They specifically chat with two parents (Ashley Williams & Dekia Garcia) as guests in this episode, the second of three. 

In this episode, Kelly and Camille start a three episode arc on the Fall 2021 back to school season and the impacts COVID has had on the experience. They specifically chat with two educators (Shakeya Hockett & Tonia Dukart) as guests in this episode, the first of three. 

We continue to touch on hot topics and their connections to mental health and wellness and discuss why women of color are so often targets of criticism, especially when it relates to taking care of their own mental and physical health in this episode.  

Kelly and Camille interview special guest and award-winning photographer, St. Clair Detrick-Jules, to discuss her upcoming book, My Beautiful Black Hair, and what it means for black girls to love and embrace themselves for who they are, which includes their hair, however they may choose to wear it.

We touch on hot topics and their connections to mental health and wellness and discuss why women of color are so often targets of criticism, especially when it relates to taking care of their own mental and physical health.

Taking care of our health, the importance of self-care, health & wellness for everyone
How do we manage our mental health? Guest Gloria Mensah joins us for this special episode focusing on mental health.

In this episode, Kelly and Camille explore concepts of Buddhism, the law, and black America with special guests S. Omell Shanks and Tami F. Melvin, who are bold black and buddhaful women practicing law in the U.S.