As young African-Americans living and working in the Midwest, Ignorant Philosophy serves as weekly therapy for four friends just trying to figure out adulthood. From understanding the sentiments of their parents to breaking down proper f-buddy manners,  Ignorant Philosophy provides much-needed light-hearted comedic commentary of a world that can sometimes take itself a bit too seriously.

Triple Teaaa aka Turnt upTable Talk, is a weekly show on all of the previous weeks events and celebrity juice. DM and Ebby give their views on several hot topics that everyone is talking about. Tune in weekly for all the TEAAA and a lot of laughs.

A smart & funny podcast about sex, love, and dating from 4 black feminist 20 somethings living in NYC.

Rahrah Gabor is a rapper & songwriter who’s summed up in a word. Unruly. She’s also an amalgam of all
the things that makes unruly rappers great: critical presence, pointed and layered lyrics, hood savvy, a
unique sense of style and an incorrigible self-possession that bucks at nay-sayers.
Gabor harkens to the golden age of hip-hop channeling Lil Kim and Jadakiss though she
isn't a revivalist. Rahrah’s work explores her youth and her day-to-day life living in America.


After self-releasing two EPs, Rahrah went on to catch the eyes and ears of outlets like
Afropunk, photographer Ryan McGinley whose latest books and exhibitions have featured her and 
artists like Buke and Gase who she’s supported at Mercury Lounge. She also played Slay
TV’s inaugural SlayFest at Brooklyn Academy of Music , the MOCADA and the DICE Festival in Berlin. 

If you ask her, she’ll admit to having first dove into hip-hop to prove a point. But Rahrah would like to become the kind of challenge an 
increasingly challenged industry

A weekly conversation about love, life, and lipo--mostly love though.

A weekly chat with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford about all things mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best possible versions of ourselves! Find the latest episodes at www.therapyforblackgirls.com/podcast
To contact Dr. Joy with any questions or inquiries: podcast@therapyforblackgirls.com

Every week, The Eat Pray Thot Podcast will interview a special guest to discuss all the things that matter like career goals, religion, your mama's mac n cheese, relationships and the greatness that is SEX! Hosted by the Undisputed Bussy Champion, Savoy Jefferson with producer and Partner in Thot, Amber Watson, The Eat Pray Thot Podcast is best described as Maya Angelou meets Cardi B as it is both thought provoking as well as raw!

The Triple Cripples phenomenon started following a conversation between founders Kym & Jay. We discussed the lack of representation and or visibility of disabled Black women and Femmes. Neither of us had seen ourselves depicted... anywhere. Like.. At. All.

Being the bad bitches that we are, instead of waiting for something to be done, we decided to 'BE the change that we wanted to see'!

Triple Cripples is intended to be a platform that highlights the lives and loves of disabled black & non-Black Women, Femmes & Non-Binary People of Colour. We KNOW that there are others like us, who are extraordinary members of their individual societies. We want to help share those spectacular and regular stories (because not everyday sensationalism, sometimes chill)!

Juju is a conjurer, spiritual organizer and black millenial medium. Juju gives us black womanist and witchy insight to pop culture, healing, and processing what it means to be a black grl sorceress in the digital world. A Little Juju Podcast celebrates the rapidly growing return of black folk reclaiming their indigenous spiritual practices, while creating a space for us to laugh, question, and and re-commit ourselves to liberation through the ancestral tools given to us. Because unlike f-bois, the ancestors always call us back.

To monetarily support A Little Juju Podcast & Juju Bae
www.patreon.com/jujubae

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