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Black People Love Paramore

Sequoia Holmes
Disney Channel
Tiktok
High School Musical
Love Island
Love Is Blind
Black Culture
Paramore
Disney
Reality Television
Twilight
True Crime
Black Women
Kendrick Lamar
Big Brother
Mental Health
Relationships
Beyoncé
Daytime Talk Shows
Cults
Clueless

A humorous podcast about the seemingly random, underrepresented interests of different niches of Black people! Episode topics include Paramore, anime, astrology, Tony Hawk, UNO and more. We hope to help Black people feel *scene*... get it? New episodes every other Thursday. With co-hosts Sequoia Holmes, Jewel Wicker, and Ryann Graham. Theme song by prod.joelteon. Cover artwork by Pedro Fequiere.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes139Founded5 years ago
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Society & CultureComedy

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Latest Episodes

This week, Sequoia and Ryann talk Beyoncé’s 2022 album Renaissance. And even though Sequoia will go to the mat to defend Beyoncé’s supremacy as one of the greatest, if not the greatest, living artists today, she puts her beef with the artist on front... more

Sequoia interviews rising alt-pop singer Alemeda, who wrapped up a six-city tour earlier this year. The Ethiopian-born singer and Sequoia bond over Paramore songs and cats. Alemeda also weighs in on the cat backlash directed at Doechii, with whom she... more

This week, Sequoia, Ryann and Jewel dissect the original Sex & the City and things get heated. Sequoia and Jewel are shocked to learn Ryann’s SATC crush. According to Jewel, he “looks like a thumb!” And they ALL have thoughts about Jennifer Hudson pl... more

This week, Sequoia interviews rising alt-pop singer Alemeda, who wrapped up a six-city tour earlier this year. The Ethiopian-born singer and Sequoia bond over Paramore songs and cats. Alemeda also weighs in on the cat backlash directed at Doechii, wi... more

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Recent Guests

Jon Moe
Host of Depresh Mode and Sleeping with Celebrities
Max Fun
Episode: Sex and the City
Cara Barnett
Max Fun member of the month segment participant
Max Fun
Episode: Sex and the City
Hemlock Springs
Pop artist guest
Musician
Episode: hemlocke springs interview
Dimitry Pompée
Co-host of Eurovangelists; Eurovision expert with improviser/comedy background
Eurovangelists
Episode: Casters on Casters: Sequoia Holmes, Ella McLeod, and Dimitry Pompée
Garrick Bernard
Special guest, avid Pokémon connoisseur
Friend/fiancé of Sequoia (guest)
Episode: Pokémon 30th Anniversary
William Ramsey
Emo historian and author of Say The Quiet Part Out Loud
Episode: Panic! At The Disco FT. My Emo Diaries
Ashley Chatman
Actress and online fitness coach
Episode: Manifestation FT. Ashley Chatman
Toya Coleman
Host of That Wasn't In My Textbook podcast, known for discussing untold historical narratives
That Wasn't In My Textbook
Episode: Holiday Foods FT. Toya Coleman
Amanda Layne Miller
One half of the filmmaking comedy sister duo, co-hosts of the Fangirl Central podcast
Fangirl Central
Episode: Halloweentown FT. Amanda Layne Miller

Hosts

Sequoia Holmes
Host of the show; extensive involvement across Black People Love Paramore. Various affiliations noted, with frequent association to the overarching network.
Ryann Graham
Co-host of the show; central voice in discussions and guest coordination across episodes.
Jewel Wicker
Co-host and frequent guest; named for recurring involvement and input.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 4k ratings
  • I feel seen

    I love this show. I feel so seen. Thank you for creating a space for people like me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JJ Danielle
    United States3 months ago
  • I wasn’t bullied to rate

    I love this show so much. Very creative way to show that ✊🏾 has many likes in different aspects of media.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    That girl britt
    United States5 months ago
  • From the Intro

    I KNEW this was going to be one of my favorite podcasts. Love the chemistry between Sequoia and cohosts and the topics are always on point. Love yall down.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ayejay.listens
    United States6 months ago
  • White People Love Black People Love Paramore

    In the spirit of the show’s title itself, I just want to mention how much I appreciate the discussions and the chance to learn from new perspectives.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Helmoltz Watson
    United States6 months ago
  • Laaaaaughs

    Never fails. You all make me laugh every episode. Even episodes like High School Musical, which I wasn’t going to listen to because I have zero interest in it. Buuuuut I knew it would be a good time and it was! Thank you for the laughs and the good times ✌🏽

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GreenInfo
    United States6 months ago

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Listener feedback highlights the inclusive space and cultural insight, with strong community resonance.
The show delivers thoughtful takes on niche fandoms with humor, though some episodes are critiqued for pacing or topic focus.
These discussions feel relatable and informed; listeners appreciate the host chemistry and diverse guest slate.

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Apple Podcasts
#195
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

NEW VIDEO - Alemeda
Q: How did growing up across two continents influence your music and identity as an artist?
She describes a blend of Ethiopian and American experiences, navigating different cultural expectations, and how that tension shaped her artistry and determination to succeed.
NEW VIDEO - Alemeda
Q: What's your favorite and least favorite song to perform?
Her favorite is Beat a B!tch Up because it energizes the crowd, while Over It is the least favorite due to its vocal difficulty and the effort required to perform it live.
Alemeda
Q: Would you rather never listen to Paramore again or never listen to Coldplay again, and why?
She would choose Coldplay, because Paramore drives an intense, energizing vibe but Coldplay provides a different, uplifting counterbalance.
Alemeda
Q: What is your favorite and least favorite song to perform and why?
Her favorite is Beat a B!tch Up because it hype crowds and she can highlight its energy, while Over It is toughest to sing live due to the vocal challenges and heavier subject matter.
Shrek
Q: What makes Shrek a subversive take on the fairy tale princess story?
The hosts explain that Shrek and Fiona challenge the notion that beauty equals virtue and that true love involves accepting flaws, with self-acceptance being the real 'true love.' They also note how the film mocks traditional princess narratives and uses humor to critique gender roles.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Black People Love Paramore

What is Black People Love Paramore about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on exploring underrepresented Black fandoms with humor, sharp cultural commentary, and joyful banter. Episodes cover a wide range of topics—from Paramore and pop culture nostalgia to games, films, and niche interests—often weaving in personal stories, identity, and community experiences. The format typically combines candid host dialogue with guests who bring depth on specific subcultures, resulting in lively, relatable conversations that feel inclusive and celebratory. A notable strength is its unapologetic, US-by-US-Black-audience focus, which yields a distinctive voice and engaged community. This mix makes it appealing to listeners seeking culturally grounded, entertaining takeaways on pop culture, media, and fan communi... more

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