”The Semi-Social Life of a Black Introvert” is a captivating podcast hosted by an educator, hip-hop nerd, and professional people-watcher who explores the unique experiences, challenges, and triumphs of living as a Black introvert in an ever-changing America.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 days 21 hours 4 minutes
episode 277: Podcast Extras: A Fan of Damar Hamlin
With recent good news involving the health of Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin, let's examine team fandom, job positions, and the purpose of big-picture destinations.
episode 276: Food For Thought: Volume 104
Before releasing the next chapter of the "Working While Black" series, let's discuss the power of proximity, redefining patriotism, and why being late to the party is better than not showing up.
episode 275: Podcast Extras: Clintonville, you have a problem...
In an attempt to unpack this past Saturday's demonstration of hate courtesy of the Proud Boys, let's discuss the dangers of being passive-progressive, the sleight-of-hand of hate groups, and why Clintonville, Ohio is the perfect place to recruit the next Proud Boy.
episode 274: Food For Thought: Volume 103
As a follow-up to the last week's episode, "Chapter One: The Good Neighbor," part of the "Work While Black" series, let's discuss the pressures of performance, the dangers of white tolerance, and how I found the courage to confront workplace norms in my 30s from the experiences of my adolescence.
episode 273: Episode 126: Working While Black (Chapter 1): The Good Neighbor
For the first chapter of the "Working While Black" series, let's talk about workplace microaggressions, finding the courage to say YES, and the reasons why a salary should never cost you you.
episode 272: Food For Thought: Volume 102
Before we embark on the "Working While Black" series, let's talk about the significance of cultural trailblazers and the systemic challenges that many BIPOCs endure each day.
episode 271: Episode 125: Working While Black/I Am My Brother’s Keeper
This episode is the first part of a series that discusses stereotypes, discrimination, and racism that can exist within predominately white workspaces, providing valuable strategies for BIPOCs to thrive both personally and professionally.
episode 270: Episode 124: Tears For Takeoff
RIP Kirshnik Khari Ball, aka Takeoff, one-third of the hip-hop group Migos.
episode 269: Food For Thought: Volume 101
Let's wrap up this Kanye fiasco and discuss freedom of speech, the price of consequences, and why it's necessary to bring water instead of gasoline when something is on fire.
episode 268: Episode 123: The Yin & Yang of Ye
Kanye, Kanye, Kanye! Let's talk about the dramatics of Ye's past couple of weeks and the teachable and unspeakable moments of a billionaire that can't buy peace of mind.