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Black Girl Burnout

Kelley Bonner
Mental Health
Burnout
Self-Care
Joy
Black Women
Rest
Boundaries
Personal Growth
Gratitude
Healing
Therapy
Entrepreneurship
Relationships
Community
Time Management
Vulnerability
Community Support
Investing
Intergenerational Trauma
Financial Literacy

Black Girl Burnout is a podcast about burnout, ambition, care, and what it actually takes to build a life that feels good to live—not just impressive from the outside.

Hosted by Kelley Bonner, the show explores how burnout takes hold, why ambition doesn’t need to be abandoned but redesigned, and how joy, rest, and gentleness can coexist with meaningful work and forward movement.

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Latest Episodes

It’s easy to believe you’re stuck—that something about you isn’t working or that you’ve reached your limit. In this episode, Kelley offers a reframe: you may not be stuck at all—you may simply be in the wrong rooms. She explores how environments, com... more

In this episode, Kelley sits down with Ruchi Pinniger to unpack the emotional roots of financial avoidance. Together, they explore how childhood beliefs, shame, and subconscious patterns shape our relationship with money—and why high-achieving women ... more

You’ve likely been taught that success requires hardness—pushing through, tightening up, and leaving softness behind. In this episode, Kelley explores a different path: the middle way, where you can pursue success without abandoning your softness, yo... more

In this episode, Kelley challenges the idea that joy should be spontaneous and effortless, introducing a powerful reframe: joy needs structure. She shares how good intentions alone often fall short without systems that make joy repeatable and accessi... more

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Recent Guests

Ruchi Pinninger
Former Wall Street CFO, founder and CEO of Watch Her Prosper
Watch Her Prosper
Episode: You’re Not Bad With Money—You’re Carrying Old Stories
Angela Nissel
Author and television producer discussed in intro
Author, TV Producer
Episode: Good Grief: Making Space for Joy After Loss ft. Angela Nissel
Marissa Renee Lee
Award-winning author and social impact leader; former deputy director in the Obama White House; CEO of Beacon Advisors
Beacon Advisors
Episode: Honesty and Hope Are Enough: A Conversation with Marisa Renee Lee
Jessica Lackey
Founder of Deeper Foundations, consulting and training firm supporting expertise-based business owners.
Deeper Foundations
Episode: Why Work Feels Like a Gamble—and How to Opt Out
Tara Pringle Jefferson
Founder of the Self Care Suite, certified breathwork facilitator, and wellness advocate.
Self Care Suite
Episode: Bloom How You Must: Unlearning the Myth of Doing It All Yourself w/ Tara Pringle Jefferson
Precious L. Williams
Founder and CEO of The Pitch Perfect Group, 13-time national elevator pitch champion
The Pitch Perfect Group
Episode: Opt Into Building Wealth and Worth with Precious L. Williams
Melissa A. Mitchell
Artist, author, and entrepreneur who transforms color into connection and inspires others to live colorfully and unapologetically.
ABL Creations
Episode: Opt Into Living in Your Purpose with Melissa A. Mitchell
Rachel Hislop
Writer, editor, strategist, and public speaker.
Former Vice President of Content at OK Media; Consultant for purpose-driven businesses.
Episode: Saying the Quiet Parts Loud: Rachel Hislop on Rest, Creativity & Joy
Michelle Goodloe
A licensed clinical social worker focusing on helping women navigate burnout, particularly Black women.
The Essence of Healing LLC
Episode: From Exhaustion to Ease: How Black Women Can Reclaim Rest and Joy (REPLAY)

Host

Kelley Bonner
Host of discussions focused on burnout, resilience, and self-care, particularly for Black women.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Joyful Episode

    Thank you for the reminder of actually scheduling joy. I must do this! Thank you Kelley

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hummingbirdluv
    United States15 days ago
  • A must hear!

    The actionable steps to emotional safety episode, so good! Really needed to hear this and right on time for these trying times. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shemetay
    United States2 months ago
  • Amazing and Necessary Content!

    This podcast and platform have been such a meaningful part of my healing journey. You consistently share your gift with so much wisdom, authenticity, and practical guidance drawn from real life experience. Your voice brings clarity, comfort, and encouragement in ways that truly make a difference. I’m deeply grateful for the work you do and the care you pour into your listeners. I sincerely pray you continue for a long time because your voice is needed now more than ever.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SdaddyJones
    United States2 months ago
  • Love it

    Just listened to latest episode - would love to hear more about how you use AI to brain dump and create future you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Psilooovveeyouuuuxx
    United States2 months ago
  • A Balm of Gilead

    BGB is a wonderful resource to sooth & heal a tired soul. The host & content are relatable & the actionable steps provided in every episode are invaluable. Highly recommended for anyone on a rest & restoration journey. 💜

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Masterpiece In Progress
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners appreciate how the podcast addresses burnout with empathy and nuance, urging personal growth.
Many express gratitude for the actionable insights provided, which foster a sense of community and understanding.
Feedback frequently highlights the podcast as a source of comfort and a motivational tool for navigating life's challenges.
The host is often lauded for her relatable storytelling and vulnerability, making complex topics accessible and engaging.

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You’re Not Bad With Money—You’re Carrying Old Stories
Q: How does the RIR method help someone reframe their money mindset?
Recognize the intrusive thought, Interrupt it, and Reframe to a more empowering belief (e.g., clients are everywhere; abundance is available), reshaping brain responses and opening new opportunities.
You’re Not Bad With Money—You’re Carrying Old Stories
Q: What practical steps can someone take right now to start improving their relationship with money?
Start with small, measurable actions like a 15-minute weekly money check-in, review subscriptions, and use the Prosperity Calculator to visualize a feasible path toward desired goals.
Good Grief: Making Space for Joy After Loss ft. Angela Nissel
Q: First question for you, hopefully the easiest one. How are you doing today?
Angela shares that she's doing wonderful and grateful for the conversation, highlighting the warmth of the moment and the connection with the host.
Bloom How You Must: Unlearning the Myth of Doing It All Yourself w/ Tara Pringle Jefferson
Q: How do you lean into your humanity?
I remind myself I'm one human person and recognize my limitations, allowing me to prioritize rest and support.
Bloom How You Must: Unlearning the Myth of Doing It All Yourself w/ Tara Pringle Jefferson
Q: What does asking for and getting support look like for you now?
Now, I ask my community for help, especially during the book launch, realizing that it's not about a small team but a larger collective effort.

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What is Black Girl Burnout about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A unique exploration of the complexities surrounding burnout, ambition, and self-care tailored especially for Black women. The content revolves around the idea that one can pursue meaningful work while still embracing softness and joy, ensuring that listeners are empowered to prioritize their mental health amidst societal pressures. The host shares personal experiences and provides actionable strategies for navigating life's challenges without sacrificing well-being. The narratives encourage introspection, community support, and a redefinition of success, prompting individuals to cultivate lives that are not only impressive but also fulfilling and authentic.

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1. Affirmations for Black Girls
2. Black Girls Heal
3. Therapy for Black Girls
4. Cultivating H.E.R. Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman
5. She's So Lucky

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Black Girl Burnout launched 4 years ago and published 491 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Black Girl Burnout include:

1. Ruchi Pinninger
2. Angela Nissel
3. Marissa Renee Lee
4. Jessica Lackey
5. Tara Pringle Jefferson
6. Precious L. Williams
7. Melissa A. Mitchell
8. Rachel Hislop

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