The Femme Noir Nomads podcast explores the unique experiences of Black women who are embracing the digital nomad lifestyle. The host, Kim Kay Blake, discusses the significance of this movement, highlighting how Black women are challenging stereotypes, building communities, and taking control of their careers and lives. The conversation emphasizes the importance of personal freedom, travel opportunities, and the role of technology and social media in empowering Black women to share their stories and inspire change.Heard in this episode @marshaunbound

Calling all Aspiring Black Women Digital Nomads!

You're ready to ditch the cubicle and travel freely, but where do you start? This podcast is your ultimate guide to planning your first solo trip as a Black woman working remotely. From budgeting like a boss babe to conquering your fears and finding your tribe on the road, we'll cover it all. Join me as I equip you with the knowledge and confidence to explore the world on your own terms.

Remember, the world is waiting to be explored, Sis! Let's go get it!

This episode is all about my time spent in Athens, Greece as a solo traveling digital nomad. I discuss my feelings on the vibe of the city, the people, and the overall vibe of the city.

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In this episode of the Femme Noire Nomads Podcast, I interview Inez Chimhangariso, also known as International Inez, who is a life coach and travel coach. Inez shares her knowledge on how to move from just dreaming about traveling to always keeping a trip on our calendar.

We highlight the importance of taking getaways for self-care and rejuvenation. We discuss the fact that many women express a desire to travel but struggle to prioritize it in their busy lives. To address this, Inez has created a program that takes the planning and stress out of travel while also teaching participants how to integrate getaways into their lives in a natural and sustainable way. The program includes one-on-one coaching to help participants keep getaways on their calendars and prioritize self-care. Inez emphasizes that travel should be viewed as an investment in oneself rather than just an expense, as it can bring many positive returns on investment in terms of personal growth and rejuvenation. Additionally, we touch on the challenges of returning to daily life after a vacation and how to combat "vacation hangovers" by incorporating self-care practices into daily life.

Inez shares that she was diagnosed with cancer and decided to shift her entire lifestyle to heal herself naturally. She transitioned from a normal American diet to a fully organic vegan diet and paid close attention to her health. By the time she had her daughter, she was healed but also felt broken because she didn't know where her old self would fit in with her new identity as a mother, wife, and cancer survivor.

She emphasizes the importance of prioritizing self-care as a mom and setting a good example for children by taking care of oneself. She has created a getaway specifically for moms to help them prioritize themselves and exist in their roles as moms, wives, daughters, etc., at a high level. She believes that as long as the mom is good, their children will be great, and the transformation that these moms will have on the getaway will ripple throughout their families.

We also touch on the idea of investing in travel as a form of self-care, as it can bring significant returns on investment and provide valuable experiences.

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In this episode of the Femme Noir Nomads podcast, host Kim Kay Blake interviews her first guest, Sylvia Martine, a solo Black woman who is currently on a sabbatical and traveling the world. They discuss their experiences traveling in Mexico, specifically as Black women.

In this episode, Sylvia shares her experience of taking a sabbatical from her nine-to-five job in arts education. She also gives advice for someone who is feeling burnt out and considering a sabbatical. 

Sylvia and Kim Kay discuss the importance of taking breaks and avoiding burnout and the perception of gap years and sabbaticals in the black community.

Overall, the episode highlights the benefits of taking a sabbatical to travel and explore the world, and encourages listeners to consider taking a break to avoid burnout and find inspiration.

You can follow Sylvia @i_am_sylvia_martine

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In this first episode of Femme Noire Nomads, I am excited to introduce myself, your host, as a travel professional and digital nomad. I will share my journey of becoming location independent as well as what inspiring stories you can expect in future episodes.

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