Tag: Black Family

Black Mamas Raising Transgender Children Jamarah Amani

DBM Episode 38: Raising Transgender Children featuring Jamarah Amani & Michelle

Posted Crystal Tennille IrbyLeave a commentPosted in Activism, Black Mamas Matter, Black Mom Podcast, Black Podcast, Podcast, Raising Transgender Children

SUBSCRIBE NOW: iTUNES|SPOTIFY|SOUNDCLOUD|GOOGLEPLAY| STITCHER |iHeartRADIO |PANDORA|YouTube #DearMama Come celebrate with us.  Celebrate this beautiful mothering journey.  Celebrate with us the powerful legacy of Black motherhood that always offers healing, is abundant in creativity, and expands liberation. We are celebrating Women’s History Month by elevating the radical work of mothers raising transgender children.  In this episode guests […]

Dem Black Mamas Episode 37Aja Marie Black Mama Beyond Borders

DBM Episode 37: Black Mama Beyond Borders w/ Aja Marie

Posted Crystal Tennille IrbyLeave a commentPosted in Activism, Black expat, Black Lives Matter, Black Mama Expat, Black mamas podcast, Mental Health, Podcast

SUBSCRIBE NOW: iTUNES|SPOTIFY|SOUNDCLOUD|GOOGLEPLAY| STITCHER |iHeartRADIO |PANDORA|YouTube #DearMama  We have a right to explore all the ways to tap into our freedom.  Motherhood should be an opportunity, an experience, a journey of expansion.  Liberation is about breaking down any barrier that binds you, even borders.  We must always be willing to do whatever AND GO wherever we […]

Meditations By Mamas: Liberation w/ Muffy Mendoza

Posted Crystal Tennille IrbyLeave a commentPosted in Black Mental Health, Meditations By Mamas, Mental Health, Podcast, Wellness

SUBSCRIBE NOW: iTUNES|SPOTIFY|SOUNDCLOUD|GOOGLEPLAY| STITCHER |iHeartRADIO |PANDORA|YouTube #DearMama, don’t think it peculiar or strange to have #liberation heavy on your mind in this season. We’re leaving an old year behind and naturally, it’s got us yearning to be untethered. It’s got us wanting to feel new. We feel strong, full of possibility and brimming with hope, daring […]

Meditations By Mamas: Rest Is Your Birthright w/ Jasmin Forts

Posted Crystal Tennille IrbyLeave a commentPosted in Meditations, Meditations By Mamas, Mental Health, Podcast, Wellness

SUBSCRIBE NOW: iTUNES|SPOTIFY|SOUNDCLOUD|GOOGLEPLAY| STITCHER |iHeartRADIO  Dear Mama You have a right to rest. You do not have to earn it. You ought not have to fight for it. You are worthy of this and so much more.⁣ Join Jasmin Forts for #MeditationWithMamas experience that we need right now! We know you’re busy being everything to everyone […]

DBM Episode 34: Black Mama Love

Posted Crystal Tennille IrbyLeave a commentPosted in Black mamas podcast, Full Episode, Love, Podcast, Wellness

SUBSCRIBE NOW: iTUNES|SPOTIFY|SOUNDCLOUD|GOOGLEPLAY| STITCHER |iHeartRADIO  #DearMama we need to make time for joy and create space to celebrate ourselves and each other. Let’s throw our heads back and laugh from our bellies. Let’s be free amongst each other. Let’s affirm our sisterhood. Let’s shine. ⁣ In this episode, we celebrate our favorite Black mamas of television, […]

Meditations By Mamas: Inner Child Meditation w/ Cassandre Dunbar

Posted Crystal Tennille IrbyLeave a commentPosted in Black Mamas Matter, Black Maternal Health Matters, Black Mental Health, Meditations, Wellness

SUBSCRIBE NOW: iTUNES|SPOTIFY|SOUNDCLOUD|GOOGLEPLAY| STITCHER |iHeartRADIO  #DearMama we were lied to when we were told that children were to be seen and not heard. Many of us were harmed because of that popular notion. Changing oppressive ideologies and false narratives begin with us, in our homes and communities, and often in our own bodies, hearts, and minds. […]

Episode 30 The Doctor Is In: A Conversation w/ Dr. Sayida Peprah on #BlackMaternalMentalHealth

Posted Crystal Tennille IrbyLeave a commentPosted in #BlackMamasMatter, Birth, Black Mamas Matter, Black mamas podcast, Black Maternal Health, Black Maternal Health Matters, Black Mental Health, Full Episode, Mental Health, Podcast, The Doctor Is In

SUBSCRIBE NOW: iTUNES|SPOTIFY|SOUNDCLOUD|GOOGLEPLAY| STITCHER |iHeartRADIO  #DearBlackPeople Birthing in a supportive chosen environment should not be othered or a privilege.  It should valued as the norm.  Whether we give birth or not we should all be connected to the experience.  We should all be fighting for Black birth persons to be empowered to articulate and unapologetically create […]