10 Black Podcasts You Should Be Listening To Now
These shows will have your commute lit.
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Listen Up - Think podcasts are for stuffy NPR types? Think again. These shows created by Black hosts will have you looking forward to your commute. (Find even more Black podcasts on PodcastsInColor.com.) By Kenrya Rankin(Photo: Hero Images/Corbis)
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Another Round - This show is the definition of unapologetically Black. Heben and Tracy get together each week to drink (hence the name) and interview great guests like Uzo Aduba, Melissa Harris-Perry and Lin-Manuel Miranda. They have segments like “What Had Happened Was” and “White Man on the Street,” where they ask white dudes about their supremacy issues.(Photo: Buzzfeed)
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The Read - It’s literally impossible to write about Black podcasts without including The Read. Come for hosts Kid Fury and Crissle’s hilarious pop culture riffs and Beyoncé stanning; stay for the ultra-woke reads that will have you thrusting your fist in the air. Seriously, it’s incredibly good. (Photo: The Read)
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Black Girl Nerds - Blerds unite! If you love comic book moves, technology and cosplay, there’s a good chance you will adore this podcast, which aims to promote "nerdiness among Black women and people of color.” (Photo: Soundcloud, Black Girl Nerds)
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Snap Judgment - Podcasts are a wonderful medium for storytelling, and no one does it better than host Glynn Washington. Each installment of this weekly show features people telling surprising stories organized around a theme. It’s impossible to quit once you start listening. (Photo: Snap Judgment Studios)
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