9 episodes
Black in Real Life Yoli Ouiya, Christen Rochon
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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What happens when two creatives take their candid conversations about love, life and the pursuit of blackness from the telephone to the podcast airwaves? A mashup of strong opinions, contradicting perspectives and the origins of all things Black In Real Life. Featuring the odd couple of creatives, Yoli Ouiya founder of Yoli’s Green Living and The Food and Wellness Equity Collective and Christen Rochon of CandidlyChristen.com and author of The Creative Discipline Project. From politics, womanhood, family conflicts and more - this is more than culture, this is real life
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Adulting in Blk
In this episode, we ask the hard hitting questions that come with adulting from "Is Ramen and Cereal suitable adult meals?" to "Would I want to live with me?". And all the peaks and valleys in between.
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Ep8: In Blk We Trust - Podcasts We Love
In this episode, we highlighting black podcasts that we know and love.
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Ep 7: Blk Eyed Peas And Other Delicacies
We discuss common black foods we eat and the myths/stories behind them. (Ie. Black eyed peas + greens on New Year's Day for financial wealth)
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Ep 6: The 2021 Ten Blk Commandments (What We Not Gone Do Is)
Things we're laying to rest for 2021.
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Ep 5: Blk Card Revoked (Or Suspended)
Are you really black, or are you just pretending? Are you team Pumpkin Pie or Sweet Potato Pie? What's the real black way to eat grits? In this episode, we talk about blk cultural cornerstones and, depending on your experiences, if you should have your black card suspended or outright revoked.
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Ep 4: Binge Watching in Black + Pay Black Creatives
We all do it. Binge watching any and everything on Netflix, Hulu, HBO and more. Listen up as Yoli and Christen discuss the most binge-worthy shows of the season and paying black creatives for the on screen magic they create.
Customer Reviews
Real Conversation/Truth
Congratulations on launching this important new podcast. Already, I can tell the conversation is going to be real, and speak truth. Even if that truth makes people uncomfortable. Wish you massive success with this.