”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.
https://thesemisociallifeofablackintrovert.podbean.com
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 days 21 hours 4 minutes
episode 129: Episode 59: Be. Here. Now.
Sometimes, we have to learn how to just be. Let's discuss the power of smiling, reasons to start living in the positive, and why being in the present is a gift that keeps on living.
episode 128: Food for Thought: Volume 52
Another week of opportunity to create impact. Let's talk more about W.A.P., creating inspiration, and the stress of living almost judgement-free.
episode 127: Episode 58: Introverted Black Thoughts: Cardi B, Meg,& the Matriarchs of My Masculinity
The episode may get a part 2...there so much to talk about! Let's discuss the repurposing your purpose, the conversation surrounding W.A.P., and the reasons why Cardi & Meg will continue to get my brotherly support.
episode 126: Food for Thought: Volume 51
Have you found HOPE yet? Let's discuss free labor, the power within, and why it's always positive to be more better than bitter.
episode 125: Episode 57: Things Will Get Better
Hope is such an important tool to have in your arsenal when facing the pressure of daunting odds. Let's discuss tears for Beirut, how to repurpose your purpose, and the blessing of finding hope in a hard place.
episode 122: Podcast Extras: Milo & Me
The relationship between dog and owner is strong and oftentimes, unbreakable. My dog, Milo, is loving, caring, and protective, yet, many view him as vicious just because of his size and their fears. As a Black man in America, I can relate...
episode 124: Food for Thought: Volume 50
50 episodes?!?! Wow. Let' discuss the reality of frustration, the differences between monuments and movements, and the reasons why GOOD TROUBLE won't ever be stopped.
episode 123: Episode 56: John Lewis & The Legend Of Good Trouble
RIP John Lewis. Let's talk about the reasons to refresh, the legacy of John Lewis, and the why this world needs a little "good trouble".
episode 111: Podcast Extras: A Lesson of Black Anger
White America: Black people don't want you to save us. We don't need saving, which is contrary to the missionary belief. We simply want White people to LISTEN to us and to use their privilege to provide us with a platform for others to HEAR the transparency of our anger.
episode 113: Podcast Extras: F*** 12 And The Power Of Words
Life and death is in the power of the tongue...choose your words wisely.