34 episodes

A podcast by 4 healers of color, dismantling systems of oppression and lifting love, solidarity, liberation, and discourse. We discuss mental health, wellness, personal, social, and historical issues for people of the sun!

Dismantled Dismantled

    • Society & Culture
    • 4.9 • 16 Ratings

A podcast by 4 healers of color, dismantling systems of oppression and lifting love, solidarity, liberation, and discourse. We discuss mental health, wellness, personal, social, and historical issues for people of the sun!

    The Black Out: We Been On!

    The Black Out: We Been On!

    Baby hair and dookie braids. Family reunions and fish fry's. The Black Out is here to remind y'all that we stunt for ourselves and the community. Who gone take us off?!?! We been about that life.

    • 1 hr 30 min
    Black Out: I Said What I Said!!!

    Black Out: I Said What I Said!!!

    The Black Out crew is reclaiming our time (and our energy, effort, and focus)! Emotional labor is the draining practice of suppressing one's own feelings and exerting energy for the purpose of addressing other people's feelings, making other people comfortable, or living up to social expectations. That's gonna be a 'nah' for us. This week we're talking about ways to focus on our own emotional needs, set boundaries, and prioritize consent and reciprocity in our relationships and interactions. It all starts with self-love, self-worth, and acknowledging your own power.


    https://everydayfeminism.com/2016/08/women-femmes-emotional-labor/

    https://broadly.vice.com/en_us/article/eve7xk/nikki-giovanni-apollo-black-women-emotional-labor-trump

    • 1 hr 21 min
    Black Out is Back! -- Unbought & Unbossed!

    Black Out is Back! -- Unbought & Unbossed!

    Happy Black Futures Month y'all!!! After a whole year the Black Out is officially back and starting 2019 with some big questions. This week we sit with the fact that as Black womxn we are varied and complex with many different and intersecting identities, values, and ways of being. Inspired by the City Girls & Cardi B Twerk video, we're wondering if it's possible for Black womxn to experience liberation in all of our complexity? Calling in the spirits of abundance, solitude, gangsta, and desire, the Black Out is tryna figure out how to be our whole, full selves in these 2019 streets.


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    • 1 hr 37 min
    Black Out is Back! -- Blessings, on Blessings, on Blessings

    Black Out is Back! -- Blessings, on Blessings, on Blessings

    It wouldn’t be an official wrap up with out a word to hold onto. Catch us outside in
    2019! Black Future’s Month we will be BAAAAAAAAACK!!!

    • 8 min
    Black Out is Back--Victory is MINE!

    Black Out is Back--Victory is MINE!

    Lifting moments of victory and moments of joy is key to our survival. Victory and Joy
    offer us a counter narrative to all the trauma talk, negative energy, and counterforces
    about BLACK peoples and our lives.

    • 23 min
    Black Out is Back--So Where Y'all Been Though?

    Black Out is Back--So Where Y'all Been Though?

    MIA? Nah, The Black Out crew been out here living that authentic life. Trying to get right and stay right!

    • 21 min

Customer Reviews

4.9 out of 5
16 Ratings

16 Ratings

K Lovato ,

Refreshing and Inspiring!

Thank you, Dismantled crew for shining the light on such important issues facing our communities and our profession. You bring honesty, humor, and depth to complex conversations such as opression, cultural identity, trauma, well-being, and healing. You each bring such a unique and empowering perspective. By listening to your show, I feel enriched and empowered as a social work educator of color to keep doing the work that is so needed to create change. Thank you for this much-needed breath of fresh air!

feathermama34 ,

My Intention

I had already set my official intention for 2017 as "Ask". As in ask for what I need and want. And you know why this isn't easy. However, I asked for more podcasts from women of color. Episode one is in keeping with another intention I have in 2017 but was afraid to acknowledge.
I listened to that episode and stepped into my truth. It's time to undo and dismantle what I have been taught. It's time to look more closely and claim who I am as a black woman in this world. Living in West Virginia I know it'll be a challenge but it's time. Thank you for the conversations in this podcast.

Gomez Arteaga ,

dismantled

It's so refreshing to listen to these fierce women of color pour knowledge, deepen our connections and give grounded perspectives on what folks of color go through in the US.

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