What Should I Be Listening To? The Best Podcasts - Curated By Jasmine, For You
| by : Jasmine Kingston |
Imagine post-COVID-19 taking a walk, queueing up a podcast, and getting lost in the story as you get lost in the concrete jungle. Then think of a CEO pumping herself up before the big board meeting, a nurse decompressing after her overnight shift, a mom during nap-time who's trying to figure out the best tactics for potty training, and a protester fighting for equality learning how to write a new law; they all plug in their headphones and find a podcast episode just like you.
34 Million, that’s approximately how many women listen to podcasts. In the United States, podcasts allow us to tap into our collective story, the voices, creativity, and memories we don’t typically hear on a day to day basis. So the next time you press play, imagine 34 million other women enjoying the episode with you, and note that despite different circumstances you all have one thing in common.
The curated list of podcast recommendations below include voices from powerful Black Women and People Of Color. It is designed to entertain and expand horizons and is a reminder that knowing another person’s story increases our compassion and leads to inspiration. Please continue to put in work to make this a better and more inclusive society.
After listening, if you find that you like the podcasts below, throw them a rating and review; this will help them continue to bring joy and spark thought with other women getting ready to plug in their headphones. And sound off in the comments below and let us know your current favs and others we should be listening to.
A podcast where dynamic people of color in the food and agriculture space share personal food journeys, stories and perspectives.
A podcast about the latest and most historic scams out there. This podcast dives into all things fraud and is a light hearted take on true crime.
A podcast with laughs, knowledge and inspiration all in one hosted by comedian Amanda Seales.
A podcast straight out of Netflix, that discusses the latest trending on social media timelines and bingeable shows.
A podcast that throws shade and spills ALL the tea while discussing the latest about pop-culture and hip-hop stars.
A podcast that tackles race head on, spanning a number of topics from politics to history and everywhere in between, hosted by journalists of color.
A podcast about Hurricane Katrina told from the perspective of those who lived through the flood and its aftermath, which corrects the popular narrative.
By: Jasmine Kingston