Black People Love Paramore
A humorous podcast about the seemingly random, underrepresented interests of different niches of Black people! Episode topics include Paramore, anime, astrology, Tony Hawk, UNO and more. We hope to help Black people feel *scene*... get it? New episodes every other Thursday. Hosted by Sequoia Holmes. Theme song by prod.joelteon. Cover artwork by Pedro Fequiere.
Episodes
Tired of hearing about the same relationship conversations? You're not alone! We sat down with our fabulous friends: Les Alfred of Balanced Black Girl and Terri Burns to shake things up and delve into our unpopular opinions. From ditching "on my way" texts to sharing our friends' locations, we've got plenty to say about relationships and communication.
As a special treat, we took a trip down memory lane and revis...
Episode Summary
Join us for an exciting episode as our friends Asia and Terrah share their thoughts on a range of topics, starting with why they believe Kim Kardashian isn't a style icon. Listen in as they explain how the Kardashian sisters struggle to keep up with Gen Z and younger audiences who aren't into their brand. Asia and Terrah also reveal their unpopular opinions, and you won't want to miss their bold ta...
In this episode of Black People Love Paramore, we dive into a variety of topics with our guests Jewel Wicker and Ryann Graham. We discuss our opinions on the Real Housewives franchise, the impact of black TV shows like The Wayan's Brothers and The Jamie Foxx Show, and the influence of Canadian artist Fefe Dobson on the music industry. Join us as we explore these topics, reminisce about our favorite moments, and engage in spirit...
Reality TV has become a major part of popular culture, with shows like The Hills and Laguna Beach becoming household names. These shows have been credited with launching the careers of many stars, and it is undeniable that reality TV can make stars.
In today's episode Sequoia and Jewel chat about the popular MTV series, The Hills.
- Therapist confidentiality.
- Reality TV preferences.
- Coffee table books.
- Selena Gomez's music p...
This is the first episode in a multi-part series themed around television shows that Black people love! Sequoia welcomes Selorm & Jazzyme to talk about the TV show "Degrassi," debate the popularity of Maddy from Euphoria vs Manny from Degrassi, and discuss their love of the show and its impact on their lives.
Key Points From This Episode:
Maddy vs. Manny.
Quitting as setting boundaries.
Alexz Johnson's song S...
This episode we're chatting about why Black people love romantic comedies with co-host of the Started From The Bottom podcast and host of Broken Record podcast, Justin Richmond!
Listen to Justin's new podcast Start From The Bottom – https://www.pushkin.fm/podcasts/started-from-the-bottom
Listen to Sequoia's new podcast Glass House by Sequoia Holmes –
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Black people don’t just love hibachi because it’s delicious, but also because of the spectacle of it. What more could you ask for than eating chicken and shrimp hibachi that has been cooked in roaring flames on a grill right in front of your eyes? We’re about talent, taste, and good vibes, and hibachi has it all. Jewel Wicker, entertainment and culture reporter, is here today for a discussion about our shared appreciation for hibac...
Love it or hate it, UNO is a game that commonly brings Black households and communities together. Over time, each family has recreated the standard rules in their own way and dubbed UNO a ‘Black People Card Game’. Returning to the show today to discuss this divisive game are Tiffany Sheri and Kevin Chestnut. Join us as we share our personal introductions to UNO and what rules we used growing up, as well as our favorite cards ...
This episode we're chatting about why Black people love Phil Collins featuring Garrick Bernard
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This episode we're chatting about why Black people love festivals featuring Sydnee Washington.
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This episode we're chatting about why Black people love podcasts and talk shows featuring Ellice Ellis.
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This episode we're chatting about why Black people love holiday foods featuring Toya Coleman (aka Toya from Harlem) from That Wasn’t In My Textbook podcast.
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This episode we're chatting about why Black people love hookah featuring Toya Coleman (aka Toya from Harlem) from That Wasn’t In My Textbook podcast.
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This episode we're chatting about why black people love phrases, idioms, and colloquialisms featuring Tre’vell Anderson & Jarrett Hill from FANTI Podcast.
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This episode we're chatting about why Black people love Selena featuring Catt from Oh So Afro.
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This episode we're chatting about why black people love beauty/barber shops featuring guests Michael Oloyede and Freddie.
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**Episode was recorded the day before Queen Elizabeth’s death**
This episode we're chatting about why Black people love Princess Diana featuring reoccurring guest Jewel Wicker.
Three times a week I interview directors, producers, and stars from unscripted television.
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This episode is a solo episode with host Sequoia Holmes, about her inspiration for starting Black People Love Paramore.
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This episode we're chatting about why Black people love Ariana Grande featuring Toyin Aina and Folake Aina.
Reality Life with Kate CaseyThree times a week I interview directors, producers, and stars from unscripted television.
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This episode we're chatting about house music & Beyoncé's Renaissance featuring Jordan Coley and Ryann Graham.
Reality Life with Kate CaseyThree times a week I interview directors, producers, and stars from unscripted television.
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The Enthusiasm ProjectDeep dives exploring the world of what it means to be an independent creator.
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