"african woman" talk radio podcasts

“Worldfocus” – the nightly newscast syndicated to television stations nationwide – delivers in-depth international news that American audiences would be hard-pressed to f ... more

A.W.E. Blog talk radio show is now live. This will be a place to motivate, to learn, to get advice and to encourage each other. We will be inviting already existing membe ... more

African American Political Pundit and his co-host Ms. Antoinette, talk about current political and social events from a black perspective. All political opinions are welcome.

Healing Ourselves and Our Great Earth Mama Together... Healing, Releasing, Rejuvenating and Celebrating Ourselves Together.

The Blackson Debates brings you an Arena of issues likeRace,Blacknationalism,Politics,Religion,science,Culture. catch the Show 347-324-3806 is the call-in number Chi ... more

What are some strategies for overcoming resistance to gay rights in the African-American community? Does the movie Precious exploit black dysfunction? Did CNN's special on "Black M ... more

Talk show host/entrepreneur Chris Curtis and the Great Great Grandaughter of Madam CJ Walker, Author/lecturer A'Lelia Bundles discuss key issues.

During the past several decades, women politicians have made strides in Africa. The share of parliamentary seats held by women increased from 7 percent in 1990 to 17 percent in 200 ... more

Interview with Dr. Kenneth Edelin - a pioneer in the field of women's reproductive health and sports with Joe Green.

Election

We'll be speaking with John Iverson about his "mission" in Uganda, what it's like being HIV+ for 30 years, living with AIDS for 18. We might be joined by representatives from Afric ... more

Is there a formula for love? Just how do you know what to say and/or do? Like the song by James Ingram, "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?"   ... more

Teaching and Worship of the Divine African Feminine. Restoring this truth for African people as an effort towards our spiritual liberation!

Celebrating the release of A Woman Scorned.

While drolls of African American women are leaving the perms behind and embracing their natural hair, they are facing a new set of challenges learning to adapt and style it. ... more