Chronicles of Blackness Podcast

Chronicles of Blackness Podcast

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Chronicles of Blackness Podcast episodes

  • Mental Health Awareness

    The month of May, Mental Health Awareness Month, may be over but we are still talking about. Listen to get some practical advice on how things you can do to improve your mental health. 

    24 min
  • Taking Control of Your Finances

    This episode, our guest speaker,  William Moore speaks to us about things we can do to take control of our finance. Will has over 17 years years of experience in Finance and is passionate about financial education and literacy for the black and brown community. Make sure you have a pen and paper handy for this episode because Mr. Moore is dropping some need to know information around financial literacy. 

    53 min
  • Child Abuse Prevention Month

    April is Child Abuse Prevention month in the US and we are discussing just that. What is child abuse and neglect, counsequences, and how can we prevent it within our community? Check out this episode to find out. 

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    31 min
  • Growing Up in the 70s w/ Mark & Marcus
    Today I'm chatting with two people, Mark and Marcus,  from different parts of the country whose paths crossed in the 70s and they've remained friends ever. We'll be talking about their experiences growing up in the 70s in America. Hope you listen, learn, and maybe even laugh a bit. Enjoy!

    44 min
  • College Readiness and the Black Experience w/ Amena

    This episode is all about the college readiness and the black experience. The college selection process can be daunting especially for black students who are considering attending a Predominantly White Institution (PWI). Don't let the brochures of the black, asian, white, and latino students hanging out decieve you, this might not represent the school accurately. Our guest, Amena Wallace, share with us the thing to look out for during the college selection process to ensure we choose the right school for us as black individuals.  I hope you find it useful and I encourage you to share it with anyone it may help, especially,  young people in High school! Enjoy!

    1 hr 9 min
  • Black Mental Health Matters, Part 2
    This is part 2 of Black Mental Health Matter where Bukky and I discuss the mental state of black people in America, racialize trauma and how it is impacting our daily lives, and living in the state of hyper-vigilance being tense and on guard without know it. However, doesn't it keep us safe in this country where encounters with racial bias and discrimination is sudden and unpredictable? How do we even start addressing our hyper-vigilance? Tune in to find out. 

    50 min
  • Black Mental Health Matters, Part 1

    This episode is all about our mental health and how to achieve a positive mental health.  As you may know, the black and African American experience in America continues to be characterized by trauma and violence more often than for any other group and of course this impacts our emotional and mental health. So today, we have a therapist in the house and we will be discussing mental health, when and why we should care about that aspect of our health, and what to keep in mind when searching for a therapist! Also, do we even have to see a therapist in order to get the same results? Stay tuned!

    33 min
  • Back to Black!

    Back to Black! In this episode Chidinma talks about why she started a podcast in the first place and why she's chosen to change focus, formerly called Chronicles of Black Parenting, this platform is now Chronicles of Blackness, all black erything! 

    15 min

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From focusing on black parenting to black experiences in general, Chronicles of Blackness podcast (formerly Chronicles of Black Parenting) takes you through the journey and experiences of black people…