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Black Girls Bonding

Kianti Brown Whitney
Entrepreneurship
Self-Care
Personal Growth
Mental Health
Black Women
Community
Community Support
Grief
Atlanta
Presumed Innocent
Love Island
Personal Development
Failure
Holiday Blues
Resilience
Gratitude
Workspaces
Rest
Beyoncé
Self-Empowerment

This is a place where Black women can come and feel safe to share their experiences and challenge the status quo. From managing relationships and career, to navigating day-to-day life, this is a space for community and connection.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes76Founded3 years ago
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After a few heavy episodes, Kianti is coming in with something lighter and something she has been giving herself more permission to feel lately: joy. Not the elaborate, expensive kind. The small, free, close-to-home kind that sneaks up on you and fil... more

Kianti gets real in this one. Like, really real. She's in the middle of a scary season in her business and instead of waiting until she's on the other side to talk about it, she's bringing you into it right now: messy, uncertain, and full of hard-won... more

Black Girls Bonding went IRL for the first time, and this episode is the proof. Recorded live in front of a room full of Black women, no guest, just us, so the sound is a little different than usual, more room, more energy, more us talking back and f... more

Kianti is coming in with fall on her mind and something that has been sitting with her — the realization that nobody really gave us permission to fully enjoy our lives. To rest without guilt. To want things without apology. To take up space without f... more

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Elandria Jackson Charles
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Leslie Quigless
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Episode: Embracing Paradoxes: A Journey of Self-Discovery with Leslie Quigless
Dr. Joyce Senior Angulo
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Denise Marsh
A coach and retreat host dedicated to helping women prioritize self-care and personal growth.
Episode: Take Good Care with Denise Marsh
Rashida Powell
A communications professional and advocate for gratitude.
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Episode: Live the Life You Got!
Analiza Wolf
An educator, entrepreneur, author, and executive coach focusing on women of color
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Episode: Channeling Your Inner Badass

Hosts

Kianti
Host of the podcast focused on personal growth, entrepreneurship, and authentic storytelling.
Keonti
Co-host engaging in conversations about practical mindset, personal growth, and daily life balance.
Kiyanti
Guest-turned-host exploring fertility, reparenting, and self-care.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 37 ratings
  • Like talking to the coolest (and wisest) girlfriend

    Super-real without any “trying” energy and positive without being annoying. I think the words I’m looking for are genuine and fresh. And authentic. I found myself nodding and responding as if I was talking with Kianti. I really appreciate how she talks about her personal life and background and shares where she is and where she wants to go. So glad I found this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leslie Quigless
    United States2 years ago
  • Love It.

    I love this podcast. Kianti’s vulnerability and willingness to go to the hard places allows me to exhale. I also low key love the reviews and recaps of the reality tv cause I never watch them. But it’s so fun to hear her talk about them. She’s one to watch y’all cause she is doing things.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Musicislife99
    United States2 years ago
  • A must listen

    This podcast makes me feel a range of emotions. Mostly joy and I find myself breathing a sigh of relief because I often feel validated in my existence and how I navigate the world as I listen. I feel as if Kianti speaks about things I’m wrestling with - either currently or in the past. Whenever I am wrestling with anything, this podcast finds a way to remind me of what I need to do to protect my peace and joy as well as just taking care of myself because I deserve it. There are also those moment... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    peachz214
    United States3 years ago
  • Finally

    I have a platform that I can relate to. I really enjoy listening to Black Girls bonding because the podcast is so real. Kianti is so raw and she is not holding back any details about her life. I really appreciate how authentic Kianti has been with her podcast. So brave. You have a fan with me. Stuck with me for life.

    Christa

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    danyna caddell
    United States3 years ago
  • Love it!

    I’ve just listened to my first episode and love the content. It’s vulnerable, real, funny, and insightful. I feel like I’m taking a walk and chatting with a girlfriend. ❤️💯

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Whitwhit1868
    United States3 years ago

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Fans value practical, actionable mindset shifts and relatable personal stories.
Listeners praise authenticity and vulnerability, noting the host feels like a girlfriend offering real guidance.
Audiences highlight the show's supportive, empowering tone and strong sense of community.

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Pleasure Is Power: Reclaiming Your Body, Joy, and Yourself with Dr. Nikki
Q: What does choosing yourself look like in practical terms?
Choosing yourself is framed as embracing joy, rest, boundary-setting, and aligning life with intrinsic needs, not just external achievement, with a focus on how this impacts daughters and future generations.
Pleasure Is Power: Reclaiming Your Body, Joy, and Yourself with Dr. Nikki
Q: What drew you to focus on high-achieving Black women and their well-being?
She explains that these women often navigate white supremacist culture and external validation, which can suppress internal development, emotional attunement, and joyful living; addressing this helps them reclaim power, voice, and pleasure.
Pleasure Is Power: Reclaiming Your Body, Joy, and Yourself with Dr. Nikki
Q: Tell us who you are and what you do with Black women and couples.
Dr. Nikki describes herself as a licensed counseling psychologist who specializes in high-achieving Black women, sharing her background in academia, burnout, and a move to private practice to better serve her clients and their relational and sexual wellbeing.
Caring for the Little Girl Within
Q: What would it look like for you to reparent yourself, to care for the younger version of yourself?
Kiyanti encourages listeners to explore nurturing their inner child and reconnecting with activities that brought them joy.
Ease, Joy, and Abundance with Elandria Jackson Charles
Q: Could you talk a little bit more about the commitment you made at the start of the year?
Elandria shares that her word for the year is 'Sabbath,' which involves dedicating one day a week to rest and self-care.

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Audience-focused conversations center on Black women navigating career, relationships, motherhood, and self-actualization with honesty and vulnerability. Episodes mix personal storytelling, practical mindset shifts, and culturally resonant references to empower listeners to define their own narratives, build healthier boundaries, and pursue entrepreneurship or personal growth without sacrificing joy. A standout pattern is blending therapy-informed self-care with real-life examples, pop culture commentary, and actionable exercises, making it feel like a supportive group of girlfriends guiding listeners toward authenticity and practical progress.

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2. Carline Hooker
3. Elandria Jackson Charles
4. Leslie Quigless
5. Dr. Joyce Senior Angulo
6. Denise Marsh
7. Rashida Powell
8. Analiza Wolf

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