Whether real or imagined, the effects of imposter syndrome can be crippling. In this episode of Code Black Podcast, we chat about self-doubt, the unique experience of black women, and a few tips to rise above it all.

This episode follows the Code Black panel discussion moderated by Maxine McDonald at Shea Moisture's Toronto pop-up in August 2019. The panel, Celina Caesar-Chavannes, Makeba Lindsay, Marvin Morgan, Kayla Grey and Bee Quammie unpack both the beauty and challenges experienced through hair.

With the holidays just around the corner, we're chatting about what to do and what not to do at your upcoming Holiday parties. Being a legend isn't always a good thing. 

In this episode we're talking about pop culture and recent Netflix hits,  'When They See Us' and the 'Kalief Browder Story' as it relates to black trauma porn.  What is black trauma porn? Is sharing our trauma harmful or helpful?

In this episode we're talking the latest developments in the Jussie Smollett case and the overall significance of the turn of events surrounding the allegations.

This episode takes a personal look at the unique perspectives of the Code Black crew on Black History Month. In 2019, is this something we still need?

In this episode the crew discusses the media coverage, social conversation and various perspectives around the racist and homophobic attack on Jussie Smollett, star of Empire.  

This episode explores the recently released "Surviving R. Kelly" series, and examines various perspectives around the controversy.

Code Black Communicator Network is a resource for the advancement of black integrated communications professionals, providing inspiration, guidance and representation.  

The Code Black  podcast explores a range of topics including pop culture, current affairs, business and career tips from the unique viewpoint of black communicators.

This episode dives into recent conversation surrounding Colin Kapernick's Nike campaign as well as the Serena Williams' controversy at the US Open Finals.

Code Black Communicator Network is a resource for the advancement of black integrated communications professionals, providing inspiration, guidance and representation.  

The Code Black  podcast explores a range of topics including pop culture, current affairs, business and career tips from the unique viewpoint of black communicators.

Starting a new job?  How do you balance making an impact with "fitting in"?  We're talking how to maximize your shine at your new gig.