BOLD Black Girls

In this episode, we invited special guest and BOLD Black Girl of the Month, Minda Harts, a TEDx speaker and the bestselling author of "The Memo: What Women of Color Need To Know To Secure A Seat At The Table".  We catch up with Minda after last having her on the podcast a year ago (Ep. 11), checking up on the success of the "The Memo" since it was released, and of course dialogue about Black women...

In this episode, we share our viewpoints on the "Gladys v Patty" Verzuz and an in-depth discussion about the "Cheat Codes" of life. Call to action Find your community  Focus on YOUR journey, it's YOUR journey (Comparison is the thief JOY) #Stayfocused Support other women - more collaboration and less competition!  

In this episode, we invited special guest, Jacqueline Twillie, the founder of ZeroGap, a training and development firm that specializes in leadership curriculum for women who work in male-dominated industries.   We have a candid discussion about the contributing factors to the wage gap for Black women, how we can eliminate it, and strategies on how to never leave money on the table when negotiatin...

In this episode, we continue our discussion about Black Women and being joyful despite the challenges of fighting for justice,  enduring racism and overcoming a pandemic. Call to action If you don't have a prayer life, this is the time to develop one (for us that means starting with allowing Jesus into your heart) Create boundaries and do your best to stick to them (it's okay if you fall off-get b...

In this episode, we are joined by BOLD Black Girl of the Month , Jenae Butler as we discuss the effects of current events on the Black communities but more specifically how the ongoing racial injustices are impacting our own mental and emotional wellbeing.  #JacobBlake shot multiple times by the police Boycott by the #NBA #WNBA #MLB Chadwick Boseman dies at 42 due to Colon Cancer ie #WakandaForeve...

In this episode, the BOLD Black Girls Podcast teams up with the 'We are Meaningful Podcast' to discuss their narrative,  "Assimilate, Please" . We share our personal experiences of assimilating,  the inequitable and racist standards of professionalism and culture fit imposed on people of color, and the pressure to conform.    Follow The Podcast  Website: boldblackgirls.com   Instagram:@Boldblackgi...

In this week's episode, we continue our discussion of Black Women in America specifically our influence and impact. We share our personal POV of the most recent VP elect, Kamala Harris - her extensive resume and experience that qualified her to be chosen!  Call to Action: Be Strategic Speak your truth to your power Be prepared Follow The Podcast  Website: Website: boldblackgirls.com Twitter @Boldb...

In this episode, we continue the discuss Black Women and WAP -- that's right Women and Pay specifically Black Women's Equal Pay (August 14, 2020). For Black women, Equal Pay Day is actually August 22, meaning Black women must work four months more than white women (and eight months into the "new" year) before earning as much as their white male counterparts made in 2020.  In addition, we also shar...

As Black Women, we are more than capable to lead, and have earned the right to demand what we are owed for our contribution to this country, and the world as a whole.  Let's not be afraid to use our voices personally, professionally, politically, etc. Call to Action: Heal mentally and spiritually, through therapy and building a relationship with God; This will help you build confidence in your awe...

This week we were on location at the cabins in Broken Bow, OK. We celebrated Aries' sons birthdays, and our BOLD Black Girls podcast, 1 year anniversary!  

In this episode we invited a special guest and a recent Covid survivor, Ike!  Ike vulnerably and authentically shares his personal experience fighting Covid-19 as well as the recovery process.  While the Black community continues to fight off two viruses, COVID-19 and racism!    Call to Action:     Be kind, smart and safe Wear a mask Don't be selfish, be considerate of others Follow The Podcast  W...

This month we continue our theme of "Still Rise"  with our special guest , S. Lee Merritt, Esq! He's an influential voice in the Black Community, known as "the people's lawyer" fighting for Social Justice as a Civil Right's attorney and activist. In this episode, we discuss the importance of people, political and economic power.   While most of the world should be enjoying  their summer, the Black...

In this episode, we continue our theme of "Still Rise" as we continue to navigate life and adjust to the new normal in the midst of a global pandemic. While most of the world should be enjoying  their summer, the Black community continues to fight off  two viruses, COVID-19 and racism!  We continue to amplify #BlackLivesMatter but in this episode we specifically discuss the challenges of the #Stro...

While the world continues to navigate a new normal in the midst of a pandemic 10+ weeks later, when most of the world would be enjoying  summer fun filled with activities, camps and holidays!  In this episode, we continue discussing  the impacts of two viruses the Black community continue to fight, COVID-19 and racism all while amplifying #BlackLivesMatter but with a discussion of the Black woman!...

Welcome to our new monthly segment celebrating BOLD Black women/girls in our community! Alicia Morgan earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Aerospace Science Engineering from Tuskegee University and New Mexico State University with a Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering. She has worked at Fortune 500 companies such as Lockheed Martin, The Boeing Company, and Raytheon. Her transition into t...

In this episode, we take a lighter side of recent episodes in the past since Covide-19 but staying in line with our monthly theme of #staywoke. We continue to amplify  #BlackLivesMatter and why #BlackFathersMatter as we celebrate Father's Day!  Call to Action: Find what brings you JOY and then go do what brings you joy!  Educate yourself about history, OUR history, and the policies that need to bu...

In this episode, we continue the discussion and our monthly theme of #staywoke, amplifying why #BlackLivesMatter and reflecting a new norm in the midst of a pandemic! This week we chat about police reform, the history of Juneteenth and pivot to a lighter note to share our thoughts on the season finale of Insecure. Call to Action: Find what brings you JOY and then go do what brings you joy! Educate...

In this episode, we continue our courageous conversation and the discussion of why #BlackLivesMatter, THEN and NOW! The month of June would typically be a time of celebration for graduates, the start of summer vacation, and plenty of summer fun festivities! However, as the world continues to manage in a new norm, in the midst of a pandemic, the recent death of George Floyd, along with Ahmad Arbery...

As the world is still in the midst of a pandemic,  the Black community is dying from two viruses, COVID-19 and racism!  We're in a Black State of Emergency as our community is significantly impacted, not only by the virus, but also from the effects of ongoing systemic oppression.  We courageously discuss our personal past and current experiences, as well as our views on why #BlackLivesMatter, THEN...

In this episode , we invited special guest Lauren N. Peebles, ESQ to discuss estate planning (wills, trusts, advanced healthcare directives, power of attorney, etc) and the importance of "preparation in a pandemic" !  If something happened to you, have you made the appropriate provisions for you and your family? If you became unable to make decisions on your own behalf, who can? If you unexpectant...

The month of May is Mental Health Awareness Month and this month's theme is dedicated to taking the #maskoff (figuratively).  We're continuing our discussion of all things mental health, while also sharing how we're personally coping in the midst of a pandemic and the "side effects" of COVID-19 . #CoronaChronicles  In this special episode, we invited Licensed Professional Counselor, Alisha Woodall...

The month of May is Mental Health Awareness Month and this month's theme is dedicated to taking the #maskoff (figuratively).   In this episode , we invited special guest Tristan Layfield of Layfield Resume Consulting to discuss "how-to" pivot in a pandemic including job hunting tips, resume tricks and beyond !! #CoronaChronicles We're also discussing various mental health related topics, while als...

We continue discussing how we're personally coping with COVID-19, and the "side effects" of #socialdistance in the midst of this pandemic. In honor of Mother's Day, on this episode, you will actually hear from our mothers. Call to Action: Honor your mother even if she's living or her memory if she's no longer living!  Happy Mother's Day to all the BOLD Black Girls who are mothers!!   

In this episode, we continue the discussing how we're personally coping with COVID-19 aka "corona virus" and the "side effects" of #socialdistance in the midst of this pandemic.  We also share and discuss what we've learned from concluding reading "Relational Intelligence" by Dharius Daniels. in preparation to read "Relationship Goals" by Pastor Michael Todd. #CoronaChronicles  Call to Action: Eva...

In this episode , we continue the discussing how we're personally coping with COVID-19 aka "corona virus" and the "side effects" of #socialdistance in the midst of this pandemic. #CoronaChronicles Link to listen to Aries' dad's song "It's Time For Love":  iTunes, https://music.apple.com/us/album/its-time-for-love/287215992?i=287216013 Spotify, https://open.spotify.com/track/30ZcPvxJRLx3XdpA51MTd0...