Who's In My Chair?
"Who's in My Chair?" aims to highlight the intimate bond between stylist and client, often likened to the sacredness of attorney-client privilege. The podcast will feature candid conversations with a diverse array of guests—from CEOs and professors to stay-at-home moms and celebrities—exploring their unique hair journeys and the emotional connections tied to their hair. With over four decades of experience, Dickey has been a trailblazer in debunking myths and stereotypes surrounding textured hair. His influence extends far beyond the salon chair, shaping perceptions of beauty and setting new standards in hair care for a multi-textural world. Recognized by leading publications such as Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Essence for his iconic hairstyles on celebrities including Solange, Rihanna, and Michelle Obama, Dickey continues to redefine beauty and empower individuals to embrace their natural hair textures.
Episodes
Welcome to Who's In My Chair, Dickey's new podcast powered by Hair Rules. In this premiere episode, Dickey is honored to have his long-time friend and client, Debra Lee, as his guest co-host.
If you loved my Debra Lee episode then you’ll love this latest episode of Who’s In My Chair with my loyal client and hairrules philosophy devotee Dina-Verley Christophe. We dive into the new and intriguing relationship black women have with their hair. Dina talks about being unbound from all the myths and mockeries surrounding her natural texture and to having a real love affair with her hair—a sneak peek into her new book UNBOUND...
Guess Who’s In My Chair in this episode? My sister friend in beauty Julee Wilson is the Beauty Editor-at-Large and the first black Beauty Director at Cosmopolitan. She writes the column Yours Mine Ours, and she talks to me about black women, beauty, and the magazine industry. Being a journalist she asks me about my own experience working in editorial. We got a good one for you! Up now on our YouTube channel!
In this episode, Dickey talks to New York dermatologist Michelle Henry about CCCA, a type of hair loss affecting many black women as well hair and skin issues from a scientific point of view.
Same roots, different branches. Join my good sister friend Kara Young aka Peaches in conversation on identity, duality, and the many shades of being biracial. I never thought of myself as being anything other than black until social media or the internet said I wasn’t. I loved our candid conversation on the different ways we see ourselves!
Join me and my co-host, scholar and internationally celebrated Peloton yoga instructor, Dr Chelsea Jackson Roberts, for one of my absolute favorite conversations on self-preservation, healing, #meditation and #yoga on this edition of #WhosInMyChair.
Join me and my guest co-host, Cara D. Robinson. We met 8 years ago when she sat in my chair as a client—and from day one, she was pure light. Since then, she’s become a dear friend who’s poured into me in ways I didn’t even know were possible. Cara is one of many Black women who’ve shown up with so much purpose and love for our community—it’s the reason Who’s in My Chair? exists. As the former CEO of SheaMoisture, she helped lead ...
My guest co-host is a true testament to change — the first Black Editor-in-Chief of Allure magazine, y’all – Jessica Cruel. If you know, you know: Allure has long been dubbed the beauty bible — the one-stop authority on all things hair, skin, nails, and the skin you’re in. Since its debut in 1991, it’s carved out a space that centered beauty unlike any other publication, especially among the big dogs like Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, wh...
Who better to close out Season 1 of Who’s in My Chair? than our very own artistic intellectual, @amandaseales? This truth-telling soldier is always right on time. Even though we recorded this episode back in winter, our conversation couldn’t be more relevant to the current unraveling of our raggedy democracy.@amandaseales has taught me the power of nuance — something I’ve consistently learned from Black women like her. It’s reshap...
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