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BACKTalk Podcast by Successful Black Parenting Magazine

Janice Robinson-Celeste
Parenting
Black Families
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Discussing topics important to the Black family worldwide with host, Janice Robinson-Celeste, publisher of Successful Black Parenting Magazine and Successful Parenting Media.

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Latest Episodes

She’s a world-famous ballerina, a bestselling author, and a history-maker as the first Black woman Principal Dancer at American Ballet Theatre—but Misty Copeland just told me she’s… clumsy. And yet, that didn’t stop her from becoming great. Listen to... more

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Khadijah VanBrakle is a Black Muslim woman and contemporary young adult author living in the Southwestern United States. Born and raised in Canada to American parents, she writes stories that reflect the dual marginalization of Black American Muslim ... more

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What if Black mothers didn’t have to do it all alone? In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, Trishay “Mama Yata” Young—Founder of Melanin Mothers Meet and warrior for Black maternal health—shares how to reclaim rest and activate your village after chi... more

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Black youth are under pressure—and the mental health cost is rising. From the relentless grip of social media to the weight of racial trauma and cultural stigma, many of our children are suffering in silence. In this powerful BACKtalk episode, we sit... more

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Recent Guests

Misty Copeland
Principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre and author
Misty Copeland Foundation
Episode: Misty Copeland, A Clumsy Ballerina? That Didn't Stop Her From Being Great!
Khadijah VanBrakle
A Black Muslim woman and a contemporary young adult author
Author of Fatima Tate Takes The Cake and My Perfect Family
Episode: How To Raise Proud Black Muslim Kids When Books Don’t Reflect Them
Mama Yata Young
Founder of Melanin Mothers Meet, a non-profit organization focused on postpartum and breastfeeding support
Melanin Mothers Meet
Episode: How To Build a Postpartum Village: Your Blueprint for Rest, Recovery & Radical Support
Dr. Cedric X. Bryant
CEO at the American Council on Exercise, expert in wellness and behavioral change
American Council on Exercise
Episode: Our Kids Are Not Okay: Mental Health, Social Media & Breaking the Silence in Black Families
Derrick Barnes
A Newbery honor-winning New York Times best-selling and multi-award-winning author.
Episode: 🧢 “They Banned His Book on Black Boy Joy — But Author Derrick Barnes Wasn't Having It!”
Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr.
First Black astronaut to perform a spacewalk
Episode: An Astronaut Who Hates Roller Coasters? Dr. Bernard A. Harris, The First Black Man To Spacewalk Talks Space, STEM & Raising Bold Black Kids
Megan Piphus
Children's performer, puppeteer, and musician
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Episode: From A Minister's Daughter to Sesame Street: Megan Piphus is Uplifting a Generation of Black Girls
Bolanle Ambonisye
Founder of You and I Rise, an adult education company focusing on Black child success
You and I Rise
Episode: Parent Smarter, Not Harder: Break Cycles & Raise Thriving Black Children
Javon Fraizer
Founder and CEO of Maestro Media, a company creating games for renowned brands
Maestro Media
Episode: Game On, Dad: How Play Becomes A Father's Love Language

Host

Janice Robinson-Celeste
Host of various discussions focusing on parenting, representation, and community empowerment for Black families.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • Witty & informative!

    If you want honest, need to know information. This podcast is it!!

    Apple Podcasts
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    Stoneysayswhat
    United States7 years ago

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Misty Copeland, A Clumsy Ballerina? That Didn't Stop Her From Being Great!
Q: What advice would you give to a young girl who's watching from the sidelines?
It's important to acknowledge that their moment is coming and to use this time to grow and not to stop believing in what they want.
Misty Copeland, A Clumsy Ballerina? That Didn't Stop Her From Being Great!
Q: How can parents help their kids process disappointment?
Parents should give kids permission to feel disappointment and help them move through it, focusing on what they can control like effort and attitude.
From A Minister's Daughter to Sesame Street: Megan Piphus is Uplifting a Generation of Black Girls
Q: What advice do you have for parents who might want to nurture their children's creativity, especially if they show interest in performance, music, or puppetry?
Megan suggests that playtime is a wonderful time for children to express their creativity and imagination, and parents should engage with their interests.
From A Minister's Daughter to Sesame Street: Megan Piphus is Uplifting a Generation of Black Girls
Q: How do you use your platform to help children feel seen and celebrate it, especially as black children?
Megan emphasizes the importance of creating positive affirmations and materials that resonate with young Black girls, helping them feel seen and valued.
How To Raise Proud Black Muslim Kids When Books Don’t Reflect Them
Q: What are some of the biggest misconceptions you've seen about Muslim teens in mainstream media or publishing?
Khadijah pointed out that Muslim teens are often invisible in discussions and literature, as they face the same coming-of-age issues as any teen.

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2. Khadijah VanBrakle
3. Mama Yata Young
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5. Derrick Barnes
6. Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr.
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