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Black Podcasting - Introducing : Black True Crime Podcast | Self DEFENSE case of Cece McDonald w/ Special GUESTS Dr. Dom Broussard & Terri Lomax (Episode 230)
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Introducing : Black True Crime Podcast | Self DEFENSE case of Cece McDonald w/ Special GUESTS Dr. Dom Broussard & Terri Lomax (Episode 230)

podcast June 23, 2026

This case is a perfect example of  a lot of things prevalent in this country: people being homophobic, people being RACIST, and people fcking around and finding out. So JOIN US today as we discuss the Self DEFENSE case of Cece McDonald.  For more from Dr. Dom Broussard & Terri […]

Black Podcasting - Ep. 144 - Autism Acceptance in African Communities with Karidiatou
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Ep. 144 – Autism Acceptance in African Communities with Karidiatou

podcast June 23, 2026

In this powerful episode, host Rashidah sits down with Karidiatou Coulibaly (known as Kadi), founder of Moussa Unfolded Hope Initiative (MUHI), to discuss her family’s autism journey and the unique challenges many African families face when navigating disability, stigma, and cultural expectations. Raised in an African community where autism was […]

Black Podcasting - Are Screens Really the Villain?
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Are Screens Really the Villain?

podcast June 23, 2026

In this episode, we’re diving into the screen-time debate. Are screens harming our kids, or are they simply a tool parents use to survive busy days? Join the conversation as we discuss the pros, the cons, and finding balance in today’s digital world.

Black Podcasting - The Internet Is Losing Its Ability To Think Critically: Bean Soup Theory & Rising Illiteracy
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The Internet Is Losing Its Ability To Think Critically: Bean Soup Theory & Rising Illiteracy

podcast June 21, 2026

In this episode of To My Sisters, we’re unpacking the lack of critical thinking on the internet, the rise of “bean soup theory,” main character syndrome, what-about-me-ism, and why so many online conversations feel more reactive, self-centred, and emotionally charged than ever. From comment sections that lack comprehension to the […]

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My Journey, My Way

podcast June 21, 2026

There comes a point in every journey where you realize that doing more isn’t always the answer. In this episode of The Well Done Life Podcast, I’m sharing a lesson I’ve been learning in real time: sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is trust yourself enough to slow […]

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