50 episodes
The Uncomfortable Podcast Dominique Roberts
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- Society & Culture
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4.7 • 105 Ratings
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The Uncomfortable lands right at the intersection of entertainment and education. In a time where hate and misunderstanding runs rampant, The Uncomfortable Podcast, hosted by creative activist, Dom Roberts, takes a deep dive into the human experience and what it means to be Black in America featuring conversations with guests from every walk of life and industry. Let's get uncomfortable.
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The Last Uncomfortable Conversation
A bittersweet moment, but this is the last Uncomfortable Podcast Episode. Thank you to everyone who has listened and been with the podcast since the beginning. Letting go is never easy, but it’s the doorway that leads to the next chapter.
Dom’s instagram/Twitter: @domrobxrts
The Uncomfortable Podcast instagram: @theuncomfortableorg
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5 Uncomfortable Things I’m Grateful For
Today's episode is all about gratefulness. Gratitude is a great practice for shifting negative things and reconnecting with oneself. Dom shares 5 uncomfortable things she’s grateful for like investing in friendships , failure, taking risks, and so much more.
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Having Uncomfortable Conversations (Holiday Survival Guide)
The Holidays can be draining being around different family members, mixing cultures, and problematic viewpoints can make things tense. This episode with Dom is all about how to survive the Holidays and engaging in uncomfortable conversations at the dinner table. She talks about reinforcing boun daries, protecting your mental health, and knowing how to diffuse tense situations.
Dom’s instagram/Twitter: @domrobxrts
The Uncomfortable Podcast instagram: @theuncomfortableorg
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Kamie Crawford - Getting Over A Break Up, How to Put Yourself Out There Again, Loving Yourself
This week's Episode is with Kamie Crawford who is Co-Host to the MTV show Catfish and the newest host of her own Podcast Realtionsh*t with Dear Media. Kamie drops some knowledge and talks about how to get over a breakup, how to put yourself out there again, and loving yourself. Don’t forget to Check out Kamie’s new Show Realtionsh*t available on all major streaming platforms!
Kamie’s Instagram/Twitter: @KamieCrawford
Kamie’s Podcast: Realtionsh*t With Kamie Crawford
Dom’s instagram/Twitter: @domrobxrts
The Uncomfortable Podcast instagram: @theuncomfortableorg
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Bri Springs - Taking Risks, How WOC are presented in reality TV, and Finding Love
This week's Episode is with Bri Springs from season 25 of The Bachelor. Bri decided to take a risk by leaving her dream job to join Matt James' season of the Bachelor and even though it didn’t end with Bri and Matt together she’s learned so many incredible lessons along the way. Dom and Bri catch up on her experience on the show as a Women of Color, being an unproblematic queen, taking risks, and finding love after the show.
Bri’s Instagram: @brisprings
Dom’s instagram/Twitter: @domrobxrts
The Uncomfortable Podcast instagram: @theuncomfortableorg
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Kim Saria - Paying BIPOC Creators and Dealing with White Fragailty
This week’s uncomfortable episode is with activist and influencer Kim Saria. Kim gained a following during the Stop Asian Hate conversations earlier in March. She’s been creating graphics and helping with sharing perspectives about racism, culture, and so much more. Today conversation focuses on paying BIPOC creators their worth, her experience creating infographics, and dealing with white fragility.
Kim’s Instagram: @kimsaira
Dom’s instagram/Twitter: @domrobxrts
The Uncomfortable Podcast instagram: @theuncomfortableorg
Produced by Dear Media
Customer Reviews
I LOVE this podcast!!
I love this pod and Dom!! She’s so genuine and entertaining I will never miss an episode (: love all the guests and the diversity!!
Last episode: dom you aren’t a BLM leader…
Dom seems like an amazing person, but I get confused when she positions herself as an activist or social politics leader. You have mainly white friends, you’re on a podcast network owned by republicans which is fine except for the fact that you’re darn near the only Black person on it. And you’re okay with that. You rally behind and protect and coddle problematic white people in a poor attempt to “denounce” “cancel culture”. I don’t think she herself is problematic but girl you are not the activist you position yourself to be. I think she’s amazing, funny, kind and has great potential and I hope she reaches great success, but let’s not act like you’re the wokest person because that’s laughable.
I love this!!
This podcast is so relaxing! It feels like catching up with a friend. I hope Dom moves to YouTube too!