
A new podcast hosted by comedian, Skyler Higley. Having grown up with white parents, Skyler invites guests to teach him about aspects of black culture he missed out on.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Skyler talks to Chaz Carter about Black representation in fantasy, aluminum free deodorant, Star Wars, what would happen if Black Israelites were in the White House, and The Odyssey. Plus, we gotta post content every single moment of our lives of Ins... more
This week, Skyler welcomes Pink Foxx onto the pod to talk Mixed Race, the art of stand up comedy, meeting famous people, family history, dating, white on white racism, and talking about being trans on and off stage. Plus, how internet content is abou... more
This week, Skyler talks with Felonious Munk about Black voices, the premise of this very podcast, code switching, capitalism, and Dave Chappelle. Plus, it's only a matter of time until Skyler either converts to Islam or starts smoking Black & Milds. ... more
This week Skyler talks to Tatyana Guchi about Mac N Cheese and who can and cannot make it, the Dog Whisperer, her mom's family history, why Skyler doesn't watch Euphoria, and Keith Lee. Plus Tatyana tells a story about how she turned into Denzel Wash... more
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Man hell yeah. Touches all the right nerves.
I think very Higley of Skyler and it’s dope that he’s created a whole show just to get the soul refreshment of being in Black community. It’s sorta sincere and sincerely comedic. I hope it becomes a syndicated talk show.
You had me at soul food prevents school shootings. Skyler Higley is nonstop. Hilarious, and hooked from episode one. Super excited to see all the guests that come in!
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Apple Podcasts | #163 |
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A sharp, humor-forward look at Black culture, media, and identity through candid conversations with comedians, writers, and cultural critics. Episodes thread through topics like Black magazines, BET's evolving landscape, X-Men as a cultural lens, diaspora experiences, hair and beauty standards, streetwear, and Black church, blending personal anecdotes with incisive social critique. The host brings a reflective, curious approach, often mixing nostalgia with critique of representation, ownership in media, and contemporary culture. A standout aspect is the mix of witty banter with thoughtful, sometimes provocative commentary, plus a recurring focus on authentic Black experiences across generations and geographies. This show likely appeals to l... more
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Recent guests on Help Me Be Black include:
1. Chaz Carter
2. Felonious Munk
3. Tatyana Guchi
4. Laci Mosley
5. James Davis
6. Pink Foxx
7. Paulette Mooney
8. Rob Haze
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