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The Black Girl Podcast is a new audio series created by Scottie Beam (@scottiebeam on twitter/IG), Gia Peppers (@giapeppers), Sapphira (@sapphiraem), Bex (@BexxFrancois), and Alysha P (@AlyshaP819/@AlyshaP). After the five media phenoms met and became friends at hip hop's most iconic station, Hot 97, they decided to make their hilarious conversations about life issues, sisterhood, pop culture, love, growth, and the pursuit of their dreams to the public. Listen every week as their differing opinions and life experiences lead them to understand themselves, and the world around them, a little bit better. Hopefully, you'll laugh, argue, and learn something about yourselves, too. Follow us on Twitter and IG @blackgirlpod.

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- Society & Culture
- 4.6 • 49 Ratings

- JUL 16, 2021
[Episode 98] "Time."

[Episode 98] "Time."

Alysha, Sapphira, Scottie, Bexx and Gia are all back! In this episode, they discuss how they are adjusting to being back outside, operating in “new normals,” and why everyone should watch Hulu’s new film, “Summer of Soul.” And, Alysha shares touching memories and a beautiful tribute to her longtime friend, Ayesha K. Faines, which leads to a conversation about the sacredness of life.

Plus, they share an update on what BGP will be up to this Summer.
- 1 hr 38 min
- JUL 14, 2021
[Episode 97] "Zola."

[Episode 97] "Zola."

In this special episode of "Black Girl Podcast," Alysha, Sapphira and Gia interview A'ziah "Zola" King, the real life woman behind the most iconic tweets of all-time. Now that her tweets have been turned in to a feature film, we catch up with her about the whirlwind since her tweets went viral in 2015, becoming a writer and creative, watching her life on film, and what it was like to work with the actress who played her-- Taylour Paige. Catch "Zola" in a theater near you, now
- 38 min

4.6 out of 5

49 Ratings

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As a young black girl, this podcast is my everything!!!

LOVE IT

Y'all are like my five favorite aunties giving me advice on relationships, careers, and wellbeing! I didn't know this was missing from my life until i found it. THANK YOU for shining light on black girls and reminding us that we have a voice.