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Black Rhythm is Femme

In this special Black Love episode of the CareFreeBlackGirl Podcast, the hosts celebrate self-love, Black women’s achievements, and the music that moves us. From the 2025 Grammys to setting realistic goals for the year, this episode is all about embracing growth, joy, and the power of Black women in music. Episode Highlights: • GURL Segment:…

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Building a Liberated Collective: The Mission of 19 Media Group

In this episode of Heard!, Afros & Audio’s Black History Month interview series, host Talib Jasir sits down with Warren Shaw, co-founder of 19 Media Group, to discuss the network’s mission and journey. 19 Media Group is dedicated to…

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From Economic Justice Consultant to Empowering Black Women Through Storytelling

In this episode of Heard, Afros & Audio’s Black History Month series, host Talib Jasir engages in a powerful conversation with Najmah Ahmad, founder of the Freed Black Girl podcast. Najmah reflects on the inspiration behind launching her…

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A Human2Human Conversation with Stacy Ike of Human2Human podcast

On this episode, we’re tapping in with Stacy Ike, the powerhouse behind Human2Human Podcast. From Houston roots to red carpets to creating a space for deep, raw, and intentional conversations, Stacy walks us through her journey of self-discovery, healing, and storytelling.

We dive into her love for long-form media, the lessons she’s learned about boundaries, and the self-compassion she had to develop along the way. Plus, she gives us the inside scoop on her upcoming season featuring all Black men—what sparked the idea, why the timing feels right, and the meaningful conversations she’s had.

Chapters

00:36 Meet Stacy Ike
02:50 Stacy’s Musical Tastes
04:29 The Person Behind the Mic
05:05 Stacy’s Healing Journey
09:08 Impactful Podcast Episodes
11:24 Human2Human Season 3 Insights

“Shame is the way that society uses you to hold yourself back from yourself, and you need to be willing to put that down to experience the highest version of yourself. It exists. It’s here. Your fairytale exists.” — Stacy Ike

🎧 Tune in now, subscribe, and drop us that ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review!
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🎶 Don’t forget to check out our B-Sides Track of the Week playlist on Spotify for Stacy’s song picks!
🔥 Behind the Mic is hosted by Wize Grazette, produced and edited by Storytime Studios and ICN.DJ.

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A Human2Human Conversation with Stacy Ike of Human2Human podcast

On this episode, we’re tapping in with Stacy Ike, the powerhouse behind Human2Human Podcast. From Houston roots to red carpets to creating a space for deep, raw, and intentional conversations, Stacy walks us through her journey of self-discovery, healing, and storytelling. We dive into her love for long-form media, the lessons she’s learned about boundaries,…

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10 Years of Detroit Is Different: The Evolution of a Community-Driven Media Hub

In this episode of Heard!, Afros & Audio’s interview series, host Talib Jasir sits down with Khary Frazier, the creative force behind Detroit Is Different. Launched in 2014, Khary’s podcast began as a platform to amplify diverse voices and…

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A Mini Reasonings With Yvette Noel Schure

Yvette Noel-Schure is a proud Grenadian, a seasoned top music PR executive, who is best known for her work with Beyonce, Prince, Mariah Carey and Chloe and Halle. Yvette was recently in Jamaica for the launch Children’s Book Future Makers by Joel Nomdarkham in which she watch wrote the foreword for. Odessa caught up with…

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From Zoom Meetups to Live Podcasting: Amber Hurt on Building Sippin Sunday

In this episode of Heard! Season 3, host Talib Jasir sits down with Amber Hurt, the creator of Sippin Sunday, to explore her journey from virtual meet-ups to a fully produced podcast. What started as a way to bring people together over Zoom during the…

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Black Rhythm is Jamaica

Its Black History Month and the theme is Black Rhythm is … for Odessa Black Rhythm is Jamaica. Tune in to listen to why it is for her and some of her friends, Investor David Mullings, Gramps Morgan of the hit Reggae Group Morgan Heritage , Singer, Songwriter & Producer Courtney John, Singer Songwriter Jane…

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Black Rhythm is R&B with Ian Von host of Can We Talk R&B? Podcast

On this bonus episode Wize sits down with Ian Von, host of Can We Talk R&B podcast. Tune in to discover how Ian Von is amplifying R&B’s legacy and shaping the conversation around its future.

Chapters

00:47 Introducing Ian Von
01:18 Ian Von’s Musical Journey
05:32 B-Sides Track of the Week
06:41 The Journey to Podcasting
12:57 Black Rhythm and Its Significance

Known as the R&B Ambassador, Ian shares his journey from growing up in Baton Rouge with roots in gospel music to becoming a multi-faceted creative, entrepreneur, and podcast host. He reflects on his transition to podcasting and how Can We Talk R&B serves as a space to celebrate the stories, voices, and rhythms of the genre he loves.

“We’re rhythmic—we have that special sauce that makes us unique. That rhythm is in the way we talk, walk, and live.” – Ian Von

Ian dives into the inspiration behind his podcast, the evolution of the R&B industry, and the cultural richness of Black rhythm. Plus, he shares his B-Sides Track of the Week “Lay You Down” by the man himself, Ian Von.

Discover the ultimate collection of hidden gems on our B-Sides Track of the Week playlist! 🎶 Featuring guest favorites like Ian Von’s “Lay You Down,” it’s the vibe you didn’t know you needed. Listen now on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2EysXGOWrzoQ3Zmp34VWLx?si=fE4COEAtQEyMjww2vp3rrQ

This episode is produced by Storytime Studios and The Indie Creative Network.

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