Dear Black Woman
The Dear Black Woman Podcast, hosted by Kami Redd, offers real conversations and stories centered on the global experiences of Black women. From self-care and mental health to entrepreneurship, identity, and healing, each episode explores the challenges and triumphs that shape our lives. This isn't just a podcast—it’s a global community that uplifts voices, celebrates authenticity, and inspires growth. Stay connected. Be inspired. Join the conversation that amplifies the brilliance of Black women everywhere. Intro & Outro Music by Rabbitt Productions
Episodes
In this touching episode of "Dear Black Woman Podcast," Charleeta Latham, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, shares how faith and forgiveness helped her break generational cycles of pain. Her letter to her inner child is a promise of grace, self-love, and spiritual growth.Charleeta discusses how she found the courage to forgive those who hurt her, including herself. Her journey is a powerful reflection...
On this inspiring episode of "Dear Black Woman Podcast," Eternity Sledge, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, shares her story of embracing her multifaceted identity and finding peace within herself. Her letter to her inner child is a declaration of self-worth, self-acceptance, and the courage to be authentically herself.Eternity discusses how she overcame feelings of inadequacy, learned to embrace her ...
In this heartfelt episode of "Dear Black Woman Podcast," Loren, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, shares her journey of becoming the loving, nurturing mother she always needed. Through her letter to her inner child, Loren writes words of comfort, acceptance, and unconditional love.Loren’s story is a powerful exploration of re-mothering, healing childhood wounds, and reclaiming her sense of self. She o...
In this inspiring episode of "Dear Black Woman Podcast," Zakiyyah, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, shares how faith became her anchor during challenging times. Through her letter to her inner child, she reflects on how spirituality helped her overcome doubt and reclaim her self-worth.
Zakiyyah takes listeners on a journey of spiritual awakening, self-discovery, and divine strength. Her letter is a heartfelt re...
Dr. Andrea “Angel” Atkinson-Taylor, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, tells a story of resilience, courage, and transformation. Rising from the ashes of adversity, Angel shares how she found her inner strength and reclaimed her light. Her letter to her inner child is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, we can rediscover hope.
Angel’s story is one of perseverance, self-discovery, and empowerment. She rev...
On this inspiring episode of "Dear Black Woman Podcast," Ann Marie Maloney, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, explores the struggle of self-doubt and the healing power of embracing herself with kindness. Her letter to her inner child is a story of reclaiming joy, finding clarity, and realizing that she is enough just as she is.
A.M.M. shares how she silenced her inner critic, learned to speak words of kindness t...
In this powerful episode of "Dear Black Woman Podcast," Mika Dean, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, shares how she found her voice after years of silence. Through her letter to her inner child, Mika offers words of courage, self-worth, and empowerment.
Mika’s story is one of resilience, transformation, and self-discovery. She opens up about how she overcame fear, learned to trust herself, and reclaime...
Dr. Kim Manning, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, shares her deeply moving journey of navigating grief and rediscovering herself after loss. Through her letter to her inner child, Kim reflects on the love she lost, the pain she carried, and the healing she found within herself.
Dr. Kim’s story is one of resilience, emotional healing, and self-love. She opens up about how she honored her grief, allowed herself t...
On this episode of "Dear Black Woman Podcast," Trisheena Bolakale, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, breaks the silence of emotional neglect and generational trauma.
Through a heartfelt letter to her inner child, Trisheena reclaims her voice and confronts the pain she once endured in silence. Her journey is a testament to the power of courage, truth, and healing.
Trisheena shares how she navigated fami...
In this heartfelt episode of "Dear Black Woman Podcast," Robin Blue, a co-author in the Dear Black Woman Anthology Project, shares a powerful and transformative journey of healing. Through a heartfelt letter to her inner child, Robin reveals how she confronted childhood trauma, reclaimed her self-worth, and discovered inner strength she never knew she had. Her story is one of survival, faith, and self-love, offering hope ...
In this empowering episode of the Dear Black Woman Podcast, host Kami Redd is joined by a dynamic mother-daughter duo—Dr. Nikki Harris and Briana Harris. Dr. Nikki Harris, a globally recognized speaker, entrepreneur, and leadership strategist, shares how her father’s wisdom inspired her to build a transformative coaching empire, DrNikkiSpeaks Enterprises, LLC. Alongside her, Briana Harris, a rising filmmaker and the creative mind b...
In this special Mother’s Day episode of the Dear Black Woman Podcast, host Kami Redd sits down with a remarkable mother-daughter duo—Kenda Bell and Nyasha Williams.
Together, they co-authored Saturday Magic: A Hoodoo Story, a children's book that uplifts African American spiritual traditions while gently reminding Black women of their inner magic. More than a book, it's a bridge between generations.
This conversatio...
In this episode of Dear Black Woman, co-hosts Kami Redd, Lauren Edwards, and Tenisha Mercer are joined by Doris Jackson-Shazier, ICF-certified Leadership & Executive Coach, speaker, and author of Raising Justice. With over 20 years of experience in leadership and team development, Doris shares her insights on Black motherhood, breaking generational cycles, and raising children with a sense of justice, confidence, and cultural p...
In this heartfelt episode of Dear Black Woman, co-hosts Kami Redd, Lauren Edwards, and Tenisha Mercer explore the beauty, challenges, and power of Black love.
From romantic relationships to self-love and community support, they dive into what Black love means in its many forms. Together, they discuss the resilience of Black relationships, the impact of cultural expectations, and how love can be a transformative force.
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In this powerful episode of Dear Black Woman, co-hosts Kami Redd, Lauren Edwards, and new co-host Tenisha Mercer—journalist and tech guru based in Paris, France—are joined by special guest Just Mike The Poet, motivational speaker and author of The Boyfriend Book, Dear Woman, Just Words, and Just Words 2.
Together, they dive into what it means to live authentically in a world full of expectations and pressures. From self-discovery ...
In this episode, we explore how language shapes our identity and our stories. Join us as we discuss the significance of speaking authentically, reclaiming our voices, and creating narratives that reflect our lived experiences. We share insights on using the written and spoken word as tools for empowerment and self-expression. This conversation celebrates the beauty of owning our truths and inspiring others to do the same.
Dear Black Woman Uncensored is where we stop playing nice and start speaking truth. No sugarcoating. No holding back. This podcast dives headfirst into the messy, beautiful, and complicated world of relationships, intimacy, and connection from a global Black perspective. We talk about the things you’re too scared to say out loud—the real struggles, the taboos, and the hard truths about building meaningful relationships in a world f...
In this enlightening episode of Dear Black Woman, co-hosts Kami Redd, Lauren Edwards, and Nicole Davis are joined by financial expert Michael Dillard to discuss the importance of financial empowerment in achieving long-term wealth and stability.
Together, they explore strategies for budgeting, saving, investing, and overcoming financial barriers often faced by Black women. Michael shares expert advice and actionable tips to help li...
In this rejuvenating episode of Dear Black Woman, co-hosts Kami Redd, Lauren Edwards, and Nicole Davis are joined by Andrea Cennington, also known as the Boho Therapist, to explore the power of self-care in reclaiming time, energy, and peace.
From skincare routines and wellness habits to hobbies that spark joy, the panel shares personal rituals and expert insights on maintaining balance and preventing burnout.
This episode high...
In this episode of Dear Black Woman, co-hosts Kami Redd and Lauren Edwards explore the power of community in shaping lives, fostering support, and creating opportunities for growth.
They discuss the importance of addressing mental health within Black communities, how Black women can support Black men, and the collective strength needed to overcome challenges.
From celebrating cultural heritage to advocating for mental wellness, t...
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