Black and Nuanced Podcast

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  • Black + Nuanced Podcast dispels the idea that Black people are monolithic. In her candid and charismatic way, Georgette Pierre, a producer and voice actor, brings listeners on a personal journey, with friends and collaborators in her creative community, to discuss the nuances, joy, and “funny” of navigating Blackness in various spaces.
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Black + Nuanced Podcast dispels the idea that Black people are monolithic. In her candid and charismatic way, Georgette Pierre, a producer and voice actor, brings listeners on a personal journey, with friends and collaborators in her creative community, to discuss the nuances, joy, and “funny” of navigating Blackness in various spaces.
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  • S4E10- The Joy and Pain of Telling Stories for a Living
    2023/07/27
    In the season finale, I finally figured it out. From forming a second business prematurely, to getting laid off a third time, to grieving some sh*t my body needed to release, I was ready to go full throttle with storytelling as a living. The gag is I had been doing it in my own way for so long. I was just ready to own it more confidently and take it to new heights. Knowing people in real life doing the same thing, I invited friend and collaborator, Darnell Lamont Walker, to bare his soul on how writing became his life’s work. He used to curate writer’s rooms in his former Bronx apartment, encouraging people to get their stories out by any means necessary. Well his stories have been making its rounds in shows like Blue’s Clues, Karma’s World, and more. We delight in our journeys and the work never being done. Maybe we’re masochists that love to tell stories or maybe “I’m a believer in the power of knowledge and the ferocity of beauty, so from my point of view, your life is already artful—waiting, just waiting, for you to make it art.” -Toni Morrison
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    1 時間
  • S4E9- I Didn't Know My Body Was Grieving
    2023/07/27
    In my best Biggie rapping voice but remixed, “What’s grief? Grief is when you need any noise to go to sleep, grief is isolating yourself for several weeks.” You get the lyrical point. What I didn’t understand, until I navigated that darkness I mentioned in episode two, was that grief wasn’t limited to losing a loved one. My body was grieving some things that my mind was slow to catch up with. It was a rough few months that I was forever changed by. Well actually bufo (toad venom) and my sister’s death a few years ago, forever changed me, but that darkness was still a seminal moment. This episode features my play cousin, Shaunathan, whom I consider fra-mily, a friend that’s family, who recently lost their mother. There isn’t one way to grieve and we get candid about the multitude of things we’re still grieving.
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    52 分
  • S4E8- Why I Took my Health More Seriously in my Late 30s
    2023/07/27
    And then the music stopped. In a game of musical chairs, I was left without a seat. But the game wasn’t musical chairs, it was my health. I had experienced a bout of debilitating back pains in 2021 that took me down. I had taken walking, standing and sitting up straight, and being active without being in pain, for granted. But the story doesn’t actually start there. Let’s just say it did. In my late 30s, I thought I had all the doctors I needed. I didn’t. In this episode, I sit down with my chiropractor, Dr. Phelts, who takes on more of a holistic approach to wellness, and Nikki “Kether” Morgan, a certified, clinical somatic sexologist, who helped me reconnect with my body, after later learning I was dissociated.
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    1 時間 7 分

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