The Black Joy Mixtape Podcast

The Black Joy Mixtape Podcast

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#51 The Year of Fat Black Girls Ft. Sesali Bowen

Your fav news and politics podcast #BlackJoyMixtape back with Volume II! So you know we had to bring back the Baddest Bad Fat Black Girl around, Sesali Bowen to talk the latest headlines surrounding Monique, race & gender wage inequality, and the politics of being fat. But you know we couldn't get into any of that without updating the #BlackJoyJubilee on all the fun and new adventures the High Priestess and KOS have experienced while on break! Make sure you follow along and show love using the hashtag, #BlackJoyMixtape. And don't forget to share, rate, follow, and subscribe!

#50 El Disco de la Alegría Negra Ft. Sor Ale

Last full episode of the year. 2017 was wonderful, absurd, hilarious, and unrelenting. The same can be said about your favorite news and podcast hosts! As Black popular male news hosts crumble, we end by reminding you that we DESERVE more and better options. This time we have our friend, and one half of Brown x Bruja, Sor Alé powerful interview about her experience with immigration and the criminal justice system

#49 Rape Culture: Yes All Men

The Black Joy Mixtape recorded a special report on rape culture on December 2nd. This was prior to the TIME cover release and Amber's latest appearance on Roland Martin. Despite the electric conversations that happened this past week and news of Russell Simmons sexual misconduct, we're still wondering where is the televised State of Hip Hop and Rape Culture round table? We got tired of waiting and released our own. We offer a trigger warning, love, and grace to those who may be sensitive to heavy topics like rape.

#48 Yo White Friends

We are back from the holiday and we are here to let yall know that all slavery must end and give your lil white friends guidelines on how to be more deserving of yo friendship. Also, don't eat at the White House. They got roaches but got the nerve to disinvite folks to they nasty house.

#47 Rate Follow Subscribe Damnit

Rate, follow, and subscibe to your favorite news and politics podcast on iTunes.

#46 Sean Carter 2020

Amber and Jazmine recorded this week's show on Election Day in a much better mental space than this time last year! Black women and returning citizens who had their voting rights restored overcame the many complications and let downs of the democratic party to keep voting no on White Supremacy across the country! Jay Z took his Facebook for a spin to speak out against the slavery cartel's treatment of Meek Mill and Donna Brazile showed us that she too is a god.

#45 Reproductive Justice Now

Your favorite news and politics podcast has to take time to talk about how our rights to our own bodies are being violated through policy and are maintained by the people with the most power are enacting terror on our communities. We demand the end of all sexual violence and coercion. Everyone must stand up against those who misappropriate and abuse their power at every level. We encourage you to support your local strippers especially protest.

#44 Black Joy Anniversary Ft. Malaya

The High Priestess of Black Joy and Da King of the South celebrate The Black Joy Mixtape turning 1 with a special feature from your favorite witch, Malaya Lynch! We wanted to remain in a celebratory mood so we didn't do headlines and just focused on the politics of love, initimacy and relationships as cuffing season kicks into full swing.

#43 Black Joy Service Announcement

We're only here to cover who we truly care about: Oprah, Beyoncé, and dope Black woman owned comic book stores. Refusing to protect journalists, healthcare, freedom of speech, protest, or anything that upholds our basic human rights are detriments to Black Joy and a waste of this ill studio connect. But as news and politics PODCASTERS, we cover it all. Get you a fav podcast that can do both.

#42 BAPS Remix

Yo fav news and politics podcast just got back from Werk It Podcast Festival and Let's Talk About Sex Conferences! Our absence didn't help white people gain any self-control to make sure that Puerto Rico gets the aid, resources, and proper infrastructure it deserves. Institutions like the NFL and NBA have refused to perpetuate a culture that celebrates the human right to protest. Instead, they have chosen to embrace a more authoritarian approach that increases punishment, stigma, and coercion in the name of "patriotism." We at The Black Joy Mixtape vow to protect Black femmes and exhaust their divinity so that we can make a safer world for ourselves and our siblings like Terry Crews. No tired Dove ads nor ESPN suspensions formed against us shall prosper.

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