The Court: The Podcast

Chinenye Onyeike
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The Court: The Podcast

The Court: The Podcast gives Black girls and women the home court advantage as they navigate not being a girl anymore, but not fully feeling like a woman (shoutout to Britney). On this coming of age podcast, Host and Executive Producer, Chinenye Onyeike, shares anecdotes from her life where she grew the most, and interviews guests that are not only trailblazers in their industries, but who also struggled along the way. Together, Chinenye and her guests tell inspiring of stories that remind audiences that the hard times in our lives won't last forever.

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    24. Building a Career in Art and Highlighting Black Artists (w. Skai Spencer Reynolds)

    Host Chinenye Onyeike sits with artist and Pratt Institute student, Skai Spencer Reynolds, to talk about her experience so far in the fine arts world, how nurturing a talent from a young age led her to the career path she’s on today, and the importance of highlighting Black artists.  Feel free to follow Skai on Instagram! Instagram: @skai.reynolds Follow our Instagram page to stay up to date with all updates for “The Court: The Podcast!” IG: @thecourtthebrand

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    23. How Can We Teach Black Boys to Love Their Hair? (w. Zenda Walker)

    Young girls and boys deserve to see the beauty of Black hair represented in children’s books and the Know Your Hairitage book series fulfills this need. Host Chinenye Onyeike sits with award-winning author and hairstylist, Zenda Walker, to discuss the latest book in her series, Zion’s Crown, the inspiration behind the first book in her series, Zara’s Washday, and how we’re all connected through a hair story. Purchase Zara’s Wash Day and Zion’s Crown at www.knowyourhairitage.com Feel free to follow Zenda on Instagram, X, and to connect with her on Linkedin! Instagram: @authorzendawalker and @know_your_hairitage X: @knowurhairitage LinkedIn: Zenda Walker Follow our Instagram page to stay up to date with all updates for “The Court: The Podcast!”IG: @thecourtthebrand

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    22. An Older Sister Production (w. Kayla Merriweather)

    Happy July! Whether you're basking in the sun or staying cool with your AC, tune in to this new episode all about big sisterhood! Host Chinenye Onyeike sits down with her friend and fellow big sister, Kayla Merriweather, to discuss how being the oldest sibling in their families impacts how they live their lives. They talk about the beauty (and fear) of seeing their siblings grow up, varying dynamics between siblings, and how they stand ten toes down behind their siblings no matter what. Feel free to follow Kayla on Instagram and to connect with her on Linkedin! Instagram: @kaylamerriweather  Linkedin: Kayla Merriweather Follow our Instagram page to stay up to date with all updates for “The Court: The Podcast!”IG: @thecourtthebrand

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    21. Little Miss Anxious

    Happy Mental Health Awareness Month! May is already bringing in so many exciting changes but sometimes that change can come with a hint–or a ton–of anxiety. Host Chinenye Onyeike opens up about facing her high-functioning anxiety, how she’s learned to lean away from perfectionism, and gives insight on how she copes and manages her anxiety day to day.  Follow our Instagram page to stay up to date with all updates for “The Court: The Podcast!” IG: @thecourtthebrand

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    20. Women in Sports: Finding Your Voice and Building Community (w. Gigi Speer)

    Happy Women’s History Month! March is for the girls, especially the girls in sports. Host Chinenye Onyeike sits with journalist and in-arena host, Gigi Speer, to talk about her journey playing softball for Fordham University, her pivot to sports journalism, and her efforts towards amplifying women’s sports and building community among women in the game. Feel free to follow Gigi on Instagram, X and Tik Tok! Instagram: @gigiiiiiiis X: @gigi_speer  Tik Tok: @gigis_speerit Feel free to also follow The Next on Instagram, X, and Tik Tok to see more of Gigi’s reporting and to keep up with all things women’s basketball! Instagram: @thenexthoops X: @TheNextHoops  Tik Tok: @TheNextHoops Follow our Instagram page to stay up to date with all updates for “The Court: The Podcast!”IG: @thecourtthebrand

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    19. Paving Our Own Paths as Nigerians in Media (w. Eno Oduok)

    Most children of Nigerian immigrants grow up believing they have to be a doctor, lawyer, or engineer to be successful. But what if you think you’ll find success in more creative spaces? Host Chinenye Onyeike sits with founder and creative director of Naija Comm, Eno Oduok, to talk about why she decided to start the first platform that connects Nigerian creatives with each other and share stories of our own journeys, forging paths no one before us had set on before.  Feel free to follow Eno and Naija Comm on Instagram! Personal IG: @eno.xo Official Naija Comm IG: @naijacomm Follow our Instagram page to stay up to date with all updates for “The Court: The Podcast!” IG: @thecourtthebrand

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    18. Growing Up and Moving Out (w. Grace Okunubi)

    Moving out is never an easy thing, but every woman needs the chance to just be a girl in her own space. Join host, Chinenye Onyeike, as her and her roommate, UX researcher and digital creator, Grace Okunubi, to discuss their experience moving from Harlem to Brooklyn, dealing with NYC building management, and how the ways they’ve taken control of their freedom. Feel free to follow Grace on her personal and photography pages: Personal IG: @unashamedgrace Photography IG: @moments.withgrace Tik Tok: @itssgraceybaby Follow our Instagram page to stay up to date with all updates for “The Court: The Podcast”:IG: @thecourtthebrand

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    The Court: The Podcast Trailer!

    We're back and better than ever! Stay tuned for new episodes of "The Court: The Podcast" beginning Monday, January 8th :) Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! Original music by: Nnamdi Onyeike and Chinenye Onyeike

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The Court: The Podcast gives Black girls and women the home court advantage as they navigate not being a girl anymore, but not fully feeling like a woman (shoutout to Britney). On this coming of age podcast, Host and Executive Producer, Chinenye Onyeike, shares anecdotes from her life where she grew the most, and interviews guests that are not only trailblazers in their industries, but who also struggled along the way. Together, Chinenye and her guests tell inspiring of stories that remind audiences that the hard times in our lives won't last forever.

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