Limya Baker, Dannica Davis, Jasmine Davis
Black Girl Uninterrupted
Black Girl Uninterrupted is a student-led podcast amplifying the voices of three Black women navigating college life from three powerful and distinct lenses: pre-med, criminal justice, and mass communications. Through honest, unfiltered conversations, we dive into the complexities of identity, education, culture, and mental health bringing together personal experience, academic insight, and Black girl truth.
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Episodes
New Year, New Plan, Same Goal 11.02.2026 26:11
Happy New Year! In today’s episode, “New Year, New Plan, Same Goal” we will be discussing what we learned from 2025 and how it will impact our 2026. We will also be discussing some of the things that we hope to accomplish in the new year!
Ho! Is You Coo?!? 11.02.2026 42:05
Today’s episode is called ‘Ho! Is You Coo?!?’ — and no, it’s not what it sounds like. This one’s a mental health check-in. Because honestly, between school, jobs, and life doing what it does — we all need to stop and ask each other that for real.
The Strong Black Woman Trope: Blessing or Burden? 12.10.2025 30:06
We unpack the strength narrative. Is it empowering, or is it suffocating? Let’s talk about why “being strong” sometimes feels like a curse disguised as a compliment.
Temperature Check: Who We Are & Why We Speak 30.09.2025 23:54
Welcome to Black Girl Uninterrupted . Meet your hosts- a pre-med and biological science scholar, a mass com … and A criminal justice and African American studies…- three Black women discussing the world through real talk, …, and live experience In episode one we introduce ourselves, our majors, the podcast and why it is important for people like us to speak uninterrupted. You get to hear from thre...
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