THIS IS YOUR PLACE TO SHINE, BOO.
Ready to lean into the mic and say what you’ve always been thinking?
Your experience as a Black woman building a creative business is valid. It needs to be talked about. The good news? We’ve got the mic right here—and we’re turning up the volume to a ten. We’re always on the hunt for guests who have actionable business insight and “oh sh*t!” stories to share—and a little spicy shade to throw along the way (think Mrs. Nene vibes on #RHOA). If you’re game to peel back the curtain on all of the things that make your experience as a creative entrepreneur different—as we celebrate black culture and laugh our damn asses off—you belong on this podcast.
in all areas of life you
SHOW UP AS YOURSELF
BOLD BUSINESS INSIGHT
is your conversation currency
you’re heavy on
AUTHENTICITY
OPENING UP
doesn’t scare you for a second
Thee Black business podcast for creative women who keep it real and show up boldly
You'll get questions beforehand, and we'll let the conversation flow naturally from there. But, notes on your main points is helpful!
Episode Notes & Talking Points
Yes, the Apple earbuds work just fine! Nothing fancy needed. You just been to be able to hear me NOT out of the computer's speakers.
Wired Headphones
This is important for our audio quality. If you don't have a professional mic, please let me know and we will go over alternatives with you.
External Professional Microphone
What you need to record:
I want in on this
✔ Check out previous episodes to see what topics we’ve already covered.
✔ Email us with your bio and idea for an episode.
✔ We’ll give you the rundown of what you need to know.
✔ Show up and be ready to open up—because nothing is off limits.
Our Black business podcast aims to build sisterhood as we shine a light on both expert creatives who have “made it” and badass women who the spotlight foolishly passed over (what a damn shame). If you think you’re a right fit, here’s how the booking process works:
So…how do you get a hold of our mic?
How do you remain true to yourself in a world that constantly asks Black women to water ourselves down—and how does that authenticity translate into business success? Don’t be shy now, honey.
Help our listeners feel seen and validated by reminding them of all those times you wanted to throw your shoe at the screen after reading that one email from Steve.
Mindset, money, change, culture—bring it on. Our listeners want you to share all the funny sh*t, fears, and frustrations of losing that contract to a white competitor.
