Shaleah Williams

The Introverted Black Mom Podcast

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The Introverted Black Mom Podcast is a weekly show that aims to connect with other black introverted women. Join your host, Shaleah Williams, wife and mother as she offers her opinions and insights on life as an introvert, motherhood, and social commentary

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Shaleah Williams

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Society

Latest episode

Jan 16, 2024

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Episodes

Confident Collaborations with Amelia Roberts 07.06.2022

This episode, host, Shaleah chats with Visibility Expert, Amelia Roberts. Amelia is a Collaborations Consultant, host of the Confident Collaborations Podcast, and an introvert!  Amelia explains how a simple mindset shift that is the next best thing to a life doula. She also discusses how to scan your capacity to start receiving support and manage emotional energy when asking for support. In additi...

Raising Extroverted Children 17.05.2022

As introverted moms we either fuel ourselves or drain ourselves, based on our choices. Being an Introverted mom raising extroverted children can be both rewarding and challenging. This episode focuses on a few tips/pointers that are beneficial to both moms and their extroverts.  Do you have more introverts or more extroverts in your family? How to you balance the needs of both? "Introverted M...

6 Things You Didn't Know You Were Doing Right (as an introverted mom) 03.05.2022

Often times in parenthood, we can have an endless list of things we aren't sure about as well as things we think we are doing wrong. This Episode, host, Shaleah talks things we've been doing right as introverted moms. She talks common introvert mom behaviors or characteristics that are beneficial to us as parents and to those around us. ⁠Vote for next episode topic right ⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you&#...

Do Our Moms Affect Our Body Image Issues? 26.04.2022

For most of us, our moms are our first role models and we often model their behavior, good and bad. This episode host, Shaleah explores body image and how moms influence their daughters. She provides some data as well as speaks on her personal stories, and what she has done thus far a mom as it relates to her daughter's body image. What do you think? What's been your experience with your m...

Introverted or Anti-Social? 20.04.2022

Like to spend time alone? Me too. But are you an introvert or  are you anti-social? This episode searches for the similarities and differences between the two. Oh, and host, Shaleah takes the personality quiz as well to determine her true state?  Links mentioned: See Article/Quiz Take Quiz- How Anti-Social Are You? Take the quiz to find out how Anti-Social you are. Let me know your results ⁠Vote f...

What's hair got to do with it?: A look at Black hair and Identity 12.04.2022

Many Black women have a complex relationship with their hair. We all have our own hair stories and journes. Host, Shaleah explores a brief history of Black hair and how it relates to Black women's self and cultural identities. ⁠Vote for next episode topic right ⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you've found this or any other episode at all relatable or helpful please consider sharing with a loved one or friend...

6 Signs You Might Be An Introverted Mom 03.03.2022

 Drained by the mere thought of playdates for your child? Bedtime your favorite time of the day? ... Chile, me too! If this rings true for you, you just might want to consider if you're an introverted mom. In the final episode of season 1, host, Shaleah talks about a few signs you might be an introverted mom just in case you need some help identifying. She identifies 6 of the many signs and gi...

The Good, Bad, and Honest Truth About Being A Young Mom 22.02.2022

Motherhood can be a challenge, regardless of your age. It's life changing and can be especially difficult if dealing with an unplanned pregnancy. This Week, host, Shaleah talks with special guest, Jasmine about her thoughts and experiences as a young mother. jasmine gives her honest perspective on some pros and cons of young motherhood as well as some advice she'd give to her "younger...

Things I've Stopped Doing In My Life (and maybe you should too) 15.02.2022

Over the last few years, I made it a goal to improve my life and make room for things and people that are important to me. We all have some baggage (physical or mental) that we don't need. It may be items or even toxic people or behaviors that no longer suit you or benefit you. I have a short list of 5 things I've stopped doing to improve my mental and physical space. My hope is that this...

Loneliness and Introversion 08.02.2022

The topic of loneliness and introversion is interesting to think about it. On one hand many people may assume introverts are lonely because of the need for alone time. However, some may wonder how this group gets lonely when they seem so content on being alone most days. On this episode, host, Shaleah speaks about feelings of loneliness as well some ways to remedy these feelings.  When do you feel...

Artists are Introverted!: A chat with Bea The Artist 01.02.2022

Shaleah speaks with Bea, an introvert artist. Bea creates beautiful drawings that are reflect and recognize the beauty of Black women. Shaleah and Bea discuss how artistry and introversion intersect, and what inspires her as an artist, and the importance of positive representation of Black people in art. Check Bea out on her social media platforms IG: @honey.beelike TikTok: @honey.beelike ⁠Vote fo...

What I Wish I Knew Before Motherhood 25.01.2022

Prior to becoming a parent we may often have a concept of how you see your life as a parent. It may include where you'll live, how many children, you have, and activities you'll do. However, in this week's episode, host, Shaleah Williams discusses some things she wish she had known prior to motherhood. This includes feelings of overwhelming joy, guilt, bitterness and even a bit of regr...

The Balancing Act of Motherhood: An Introvert's Perspective 18.01.2022

Balancing your needs as an introverted parent can be a challenge. Here are some challenges and solutions I've experienced thus far in my parenthood journey.  Lets Chat: www.blackintrovertedmom.com What are some challenges you've experienced as an introverted parent? What are some things that have worked for you?  ⁠Vote for next episode topic right ⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you've found this or any...

Introvert Leadership: A conversation with Kwame Whyte 11.01.2022

Kwame is an Introvert leader and self-proclaimed "Outgoing Introvert". in addition, she's the creator of MissKwame76, a lifestyle blog especially curated for passionate people, vegans, and introverts. Stay tuned as we talk introvert leadership, advice for younger introverts, and the qualities that help Kwame as a professional and with her personal brand. Guest: Kwame Whyte Check out...

Introvert Connection: A chat with Capre` 04.01.2022

We chat with Capre`, the creator and owner of Introvert Connection, apparel brand. Capre` discusses her brand story, being an introverted business owner, and what inspires her.  Host : Shaleah Williams Guest: Capre`  Support Capre` on Social Media:  Capre's website: www.introvertconnection.com  IG: @introvertconnection.  FB: @Introvert. Connection. Apparel ⁠Vote for next episode topic right ⁠H...

Black Dolls as gifts are laughable 28.12.2021

On this week's episode we explore the importance of dolls and how it relates to self esteem for young girls. We explore the question: Are buying only black dolls the answer to great self esteem for young Black girls? ⁠Vote for next episode topic right ⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you've found this or any other episode at all relatable or helpful please consider sharing with a loved one or friend. If you&#...

When Moms exercise, so do the children 21.12.2021

On this week's episode, we explore the importance of intentional daily exercise and how that relates to our children. We also have special guest, Amira Wooten. Amira is a mother and strong advocate for physical movement and play. As an epidemiologist, Amira knows the importance of exercise as well as some of the barriers to physical activity among Black women.  Host: Shaleah Williams Guest: Am...

Why Black Doulas Matter: A chat with Mondae, The Doula 14.12.2021

On today’s episode we explore the topic of doulas and we talk with special guest Mondae, The Doula. Mondae discusses her approach as a holistic doula as well as the importance having a doula advocate for mothers especially as it relates to the Black community. Host: Shaleah Williams Guest: Mondae, The Doula Connect with Mondae, The Doula:   Instagram: @mondaebay TikToK:@amanidarling.com Website: h...

Challenges of the Working Mom 07.12.2021

On today’s episode we explore working mom struggles, specifically, guilt. We talk with special guest, Kiara Hyman about her experience being a working mom and discuss some best practices we can use to try to combat those heavy feelings. ⁠Vote for next episode topic right ⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you've found this or any other episode at all relatable or helpful please consider sharing with a loved one or...

Things Introvert Moms Wish You Knew 30.11.2021

Becoming a mother can already be a roller coaster experience. Aftercall, nothing truly prepares a person for motherhood. When you add being introverted to the mix, it can make for some really interesting and frustrating times. As introverts we often crave alone time and that's not always possible when someone livelihood depends on you. Join me on this episode as I reveal what many of us are th...

Black Representation in Media 23.11.2021

Black Representation in front of and behind the cameras is important as well. Writers rooms, camerapersons, show-runners can all impact show's relatability and it's important to have people who are a part of a culture or race have input. In this episode host, Shaleah chats it up with guest Natasha about the importance of accurate and positive representation in television and film. Seeing y...

Black Moms are in Agony -Racism and Black Maternal Mortality Rates 16.11.2021

This episode explores two women who purposefully chose to have black doulas/ midwives for several reasons including wanting to be "heard" and fear of black maternal and infant death rates. I also share my own story as it relates to both the infant and the maternal mortality rate. Here are a few stats I pulled from the article discussed:  The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services s...

Introverts Make Amazing Parents 09.11.2021

Introverts make wonderful parents. It comes with a few challenges, the world seems top favor more extroverted personalities. However, being an introvert won’t take anything away from you being a dope parent. Actually, your kids will get something extra special from you. There are benefits that come with being an introverted parent. Your personality and your parenting style might be different, but...

The Power of Introverts 02.11.2021

This episode we talk about the power of introverts. Specifically, we’ll be listening to a Ted Talk by Susan Cain titled, the Power of introverts. Susan Cain is a proud introvert and the author of “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking” and “Quiet Power: The Secret Strengths of Introverts.” Cain's TedTalk reminds us that embracing your introverted qualities can lead you...

Are Black Women Allowed to be Introverts? 26.10.2021

On today’s episode I explore the question, Can Black women be introverted? I also discuss stereotypes and how they play a role in how introverted black women are perceived. This episode is inspired by two short pieces I read based on the topic, Black women introverts. One is by Sequoia Holmes and she explores her experience being a Black introvert in the workplace. The other is by Nichole Nichols...

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