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Black Woman Leading

Laura Knights
Leadership Development
Mental Wellness
Community Support
Self-Care
Black Women
Resilience
Community Care
Black Women In Leadership
Career Development
Black Women Leaders
Healing
Leadership
Black Woman Leading
Self-Advocacy
Mental Health
Women Empowerment
Strategic Leadership
Emotional Intelligence
Self-Discovery
Navigating Life Changes

This podcast amplifies the needs and experiences of Black women leaders in the workplace with a holistic focus on three core areas -- leadership development, mental wellness, and relationship management. Our ultimate aim is to help Black women learn, heal, and grow in their leadership capacity.

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In this episode, Laura sits down with Shaquanna Chappelle, executive presence consultant and speaker, to break down what executive presence really is and what it isn't.

While executive presence is often framed around image, polish, or performance, ... more

In this episode of Black Woman Leading, Laura is joined by Blessing Uchendu, licensed clinical social worker and somatic leadership coach, to explore what it means to reclaim your power through the body.

With over two decades of clinical experience... more

In this episode, Laura sits down with Alysia Lee, President & CEO of the Baltimore Children & Youth Fund, to explore what it means to lead through community, creativity, and shared power.

Alysia brings a unique leadership lens shaped by her backgro... more

In this episode, Laura is joined by Dr. Cornelia Shipley-Bearyman, Founder & CEO of 3C Consulting, to explore what it means to intentionally cast your future, not just react to your present.

Drawing from her work in leadership, culture transformati... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Cree Scott
Founder and CEO of Serenity Psy Consulting, workplace performance expert
Serenity Psy Consulting
Episode: S8E21: Reclaiming Connection & Purpose with Dr. Cree Scott
Crystal Moten
Award-winning writer and expert on Black women's history
Author, Historian, Founder of Prof Wanderlust
Episode: S8E20: Exploring Professional Wanderlust with Dr. Crystal Moten
Dr. Elizabeth M. Adams
Global authority on responsible AI and CEO of EMA Advisory Services
EMA Advisory Services
Episode: S8E19: Amplifying Your Strengths with Dr. Elizabeth Adams
Pamela Gelie
Founder of URise and advocate for Black women's empowerment in leadership.
URise
Episode: S8E18: Redefining Balance with Pamela Gelie
Dr. Brandeis Marshall
Founder and CEO of DataedX Group, an expert in data and AI governance.
DataedX Group
Episode: S8E17: Reimagining Responsible AI with Dr. Brandeis Marshall
Kelli Jackson
Founder of Expert Edge Career Management Agency with over two decades of experience in recruiting, talent acquisition, and career strategy.
Expert Edge Career Management Agency
Episode: S8E15: Positioning Yourself for New Opportunities with Kelli Jackson
Dr. Sam March
Chiropractor and wellness strategist with a passion for whole person healing.
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Episode: S8E14: Cultivating a Growth Mindset with Dr. Sam March
Alanna Thomas
Founder of Lighthouse Leadership Company
Lighthouse Leadership Company
Episode: S8E13: Embracing Your Gifts with Alanna Thomas
Dr. Keisha Bentley-Edwards
Associate Director of Research for the Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity and Associate Professor at Duke University School of Medicine.
Duke University
Episode: S8E11: Rethinking Resilience with Dr. Keisha Bentley-Edwards

Host

Laura Knight
Host of the podcast and founder of blackwomanleading.com

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 76 ratings
  • Looking to excel, look no further...

    This podcast always has such gems of wisdom perfectly created so that Black women thrive in their career and their real lives. Thank you for being such a resource!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hannaheko
    United States8 months ago
  • Practical, powerful strategies

    This podcast truly prioritizes sharing valuable strategies, stories, and tips that equip Black women for success in a relatable way.

    Laura Knights is an amazing interviewer who does a masterful job at ensuring her listeners are able to take the most value from guests. I highly recommend this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Daphne Valcin
    United States10 months ago
  • A must listen

    This podcast has easily become one of my favorites! As a black woman that continues to excel in my career, these conversations are so relevant. Job well done, Laura!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tamika McTier
    United States3 years ago
  • Refreshingly Insightful

    Each episode is like a masterclass delivering guidance on topics often overlooked or just unsaid but absolutely needed to be addressed for professional Black women. Laura and her guests dig beneath the surface to help women become the best version of themselves and stand in their full leadership capacity. Delivered in love and reliability without judgement or bashing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tiffany Michelle P.
    United States4 years ago
  • True leadership

    Such amazing insights from the host and guests; wellness, self awareness and leadership examples.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DrJKerr
    United States4 years ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

This show consistently delivers practical wisdom for Black women leaders.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

S8E21: Reclaiming Connection & Purpose with Dr. Cree Scott
Q: What led you to your current path in consulting and leadership development?
Her journey from clinical psychology to corporate consulting through DoD programs and a pivotal opportunity at Booz Allen Hamilton, where her subject-matter expertise was valued and transferable skills could be leveraged in a different mode of practice.
S8E21: Reclaiming Connection & Purpose with Dr. Cree Scott
Q: What does the phrase Black Woman Leading mean to you?
It means creating space where Black women can show up authentically without needing to assimilate, and where the culture values their true selves and strengths.
S8E19: Amplifying Your Strengths with Dr. Elizabeth Adams
Q: What does the phrase Black Woman Leading mean to you?
Dr. Adams describes it as owning her brilliance unapologetically, centering personal values, and showing up in leadership by aligning one's strengths with purposeful action.
S8E18: Redefining Balance with Pamela Gelie
Q: What would be your words of advice for someone feeling that burning need to shift for more meaning?
Be authentic about what's not working, and take action even if you're scared; surround yourself with positive influences.
S8E18: Redefining Balance with Pamela Gelie
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about URise?
URise focuses on empowering the community to navigate challenges in predominantly white environments and building resilience against microaggressions.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Black Woman Leading

What is Black Woman Leading about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A show focused on Black women leaders in business, education, and leadership development, with a strong emphasis on leadership growth, mental wellness, and relationship management. Episodes feature practical strategies for career advancement, authentic self-presentation, and sustainable wellbeing, often through intimate conversations with practitioners, authors, and coaches who center resilience, community, and empowerment. Noteworthy are the emphasis on boundary-setting, self-care as leadership, and leveraging strengths and AI for career growth, all delivered in a supportive, solution-oriented style that resonates with current workplace challenges and systemic issues faced by Black women. This mix makes it particularly helpful for listener... more

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1. Dr. Cree Scott
2. Crystal Moten
3. Dr. Elizabeth M. Adams
4. Pamela Gelie
5. Dr. Brandeis Marshall
6. Kelli Jackson
7. Dr. Sam March
8. Alanna Thomas

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