12 episodi
The KJ Says Podcast Krockafella
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- Cultura e società
The KJ Says Podcast is a show about bearing witness to Black Womanhood in all its forms. Hosted by TV and Film industry professional Kenya (b.k.a @krockafella), with a whole lotta intelligence, love, and humor, The KJ Says Podcast will ask questions about the good and the bad representations of Black Women in pop culture, entertainment media, and the real world issues they derive from.
Do you have something to say? Leave the show a voice message on Achor.fm!
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Season 02 Trailer | Pt. 2 | Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself
Join Kenya (b.k.a. krockafella), our solo host as she re-introduces herself and gives you the rundown on exactly what to expect from the new season.
The first episode of the new season drops Friday, May 06th: KJ Says why it's better to be Blackfamous in Hollywood!
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for exclusive video essays, retrospectives, and other fun things we have planned! Watch the premiere episode of the news commentary show “So, This Had Happened!” exclusively on YouTube.
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Do you have something to say? Leave the show a voice message on Achor.fm! Or send a DM or ask on Twitter and Tumblr. You can also email the show at kandj.gotsumpn2say@gmail.com.
Show Theme courtesy Heir Music Group LLC
Artist: Reuben III
Album: I Thought About Revenge
Track: “The Lifestyle”
Purchase on iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-thought-about-revenge/1575755147
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Season 02 Trailer | Pt. 1 (Short) | Hi bbs!
This podcast has been rebranded as The KJ Says Podcast: a show featuring Kenya’s (@krockafella) commentary on Black Women in pop culture and entertainment media.
Stay tuned bbs! The first episode of the new season drops Friday, May 06th: KJ Says why it's better to be "Blackfamous" in Hollywood!
But before that, get an exclusive first look at the show’s new series, the “So, This Had Happened” show, airing exclusively on YouTube every month on Saturdays starting April 30th.
Subscribe to The KJ Says Podcast on Anchor.fm: https://anchor.fm/thekjsayspodcast
Follow the show @TheKJSaysPodcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KJ_Says_Podcast
Follow the show @TheKJSaysPodcast onTumblr: https://thekjsayspodcast.tumblr.com/
Follow Kenya @krockafella on Twitter: https://twitter.com/krockafella
Follow Kenya @krockafella on Tumblr: https://krockafella.tumblr.com/
Do you have something to say? Leave the show a voice message on Achor.fm! Or send a DM or ask on Twitter and Tumblr. You can also email the show at kandj.gotsumpn2say@gmail.com.
Show Theme courtesy Heir Music Group LLC
Artist: Reuben III
Album: I Thought About Revenge
Track: “The Lifestyle”
Purchase on iTunes
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About Black Women In Lit
In this episode, Kenya interviews two special guests: good friends, and two of the most LITTY (ayyy) Black women ensconced in the Lit community today, LIT-erally. She spoke with Melody Simpson, an up-and-coming YA author, who is the Creator, Editor, TV & Film Critic of Hollywood The Write Way, and the Founder and CEO of Melanin in YA, a resource for all things Black in traditional Young Adult publishing. And the Queer Black Woman who created the #SupportBlackWomenWhoWriteWeirdShit hashtag, Teri Clarke, who is a published Horror/Fantasy author that writes under the name Zin E. Rocklyn. Teri has a novella on the way, Flowers for the Sea, (currently available for pre-order on Amazon).
The friends talk about everything from their current projects and being a part of the literary writing community, to how living through the pandemic still affects their creative process.
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About Iconic Black Women Friendships
Kenya & Jay are back! It’s like they never left as they discuss some of their favorite, iconic examples of classic black women friendships in film and television. Walk down memory lane, reminiscing on the journeys of so many of the Black women that graced our screens over the last few decades. The two besties MAY go off on a slight tangent or two, reckoning with some of the colorism, homophobia, and fatphobia prevalent in their 90s-set picks. But despite pointing out their flaws and all, they have no choice but to stan and put respect on these examples of strong, tight-knit, lasting friendships that continue to shape and influence our relationships today.
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About Healing Through Music
Join Kenya & Jay as they put a spotlight on their go-to music for peace, healing, and self-affirmation created by black artists, which they connect to both personally and spiritually. They discuss classic and contemporary albums and tracks, featuring music that has inspired, uplifted, and encouraged them, and the black community at large.
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Bonus: We Stan Michaela, Marsai and Michael
In another bonus episode (because they talk too damn much), Kenya & Jay discuss their faves: the UBER talented Michaela Coel, the busy and bossy young Marsai Martin, and the SEXIEST MAN ALIVE Michael B. Jordan! Listen to the full segment to hear all the reasons K & J Stan Michaela, Marsai and Michael B.!
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