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On this episode of Behind the Mic: Powered by REVOLT Podcast Network, we sit down with Dr. Chanda Reynolds, licensed clinical psychologist and host of Paging Dr. Chanda and The Double Dose Podcast. She shares her mission to destigmatize mental health, her experience at REVOLT World, and how growing up in a ministry-focused family in Delaware shaped her path.

We tap into the B-Sides Track of the Week, where Dr. Chanda puts us on to Philip Thompson’s “My Worship”, and wrap things up with a Women’s History Month edition of She Did That!, where she gives flowers to Tabitha Brown, Janet Jackson, bell hooks, and her twin sister, Chanelle.

“If you watch any Black 90s sitcom, there’s always an episode where someone’s struggling with mental health, but they’re ashamed to talk about it. I wanted to change that.” – Dr. Chanda Reynolds

Chapters:
00:44 – Meet Dr. Chanda Reynolds
01:19 – REVOLT World Experience
02:08 – About Dr. Chanda’s Podcasts
03:38 – B-Sides Track of the Week
04:29 – Dr. Chanda’s Journey in Mental Health
09:00 – Rapid Fire: She Did That

Listen at listen.REVOLT.tv

Follow Dr. Chanda:
@PagingDrChanda | YouTube: Paging Dr. Chanda

Behind the Mic: Powered by REVOLT Podcast Network is hosted by Wize Grazette, edited and produced by Indie Creative Network & Storytime Studios.

Ah ha! Yes, just like we promised, we back with some music chats. There’s a lot that that dropped since we delved in and we know the music always speaks for itself, we’re just talking about it.Tap into exclusive music parlay and we’ll see y’all soon. Yeah!

We’re celebrating Black excellence with Angel Reese, the 22-year-old baller who retired her mom! 🏀✨ In our Gurl we unpack digital censorship—from the TikTok ban to Elon ditching hashtags and Meta’s fact-checking changes. Hot or Not explores TV representation, from Get Millie Black to the rise of ratchet TV. Get Free is all about setting boundaries and choosing your battles (Michelle O. & Karen Huger style). Plus, we spotlight Unrivaled Basketball and BLAPP, the app connecting us to Black-owned businesses! #CareFreeBlackGirl 💖

Chapters

01:12 #CareFreeBlackGirl of the Week: Angel Reese Jr
02:30 Girl!
15:31 Hot or Not
38:42 Get Free
48:12 Bang, Bang, Marry, or Heal: TV Characters Edition
01:04:56 Girls to Watch: Unrivaled League

On this episode of Behind the Mic: Powered by REVOLT Podcast Network, we sit down with NéAndré Broussard, founder of Black Menswear and host of The Check-In with Black Menswear Podcast.

NéAndré shares how he built a global movement empowering Black men through storytelling, community service, and representation. From conversations with culture-shapers like Ryan Clark, Tank, and Avant, to creating a safe space for Black men to grow, he’s on a mission to uplift and inspire.

Chapters:

00:38 – Meet NéAndré Broussard
00:58 – The Check-In with Black Menswear Podcast
02:14 – B-Sides Track of the Week 🎶
03:27 – Behind the Mic: NéAndré’s Personal Life
04:30 – NéAndré’s Community and Personal Philosophy
07:24 – Rapid Fire Round: What Would You Do?

We also dive into the B-Sides Track of the Week, where NéAndré puts us on to BigXthaPlug’s ‘Change Me’—a track that embodies resilience and staying true to yourself. Plus, we get personal—he talks about family life, his journey in Kappa Alpha Psi, and balancing his role as a leader and connector.

Check out B-Sides Track of the Week playlist exclusively on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2EysXGOWrzoQ3Zmp34VWLx

Then, we turn up the heat with our rapid-fire game, What Would You Do?—where NéAndré gives his take on handling Twitter drama, stepping onto the Met Gala red carpet, and more.

“I love being able to motivate and inspire and help people because for me, I was always around people that poured into me.” – NéAndré Broussard

Tap in, subscribe, and leave us that ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review!

🔗 Listen at listen.REVOLT.tv

💬 Follow NéAndré & Black Menswear:
📸 @BlackMenswear | 🌐 BlackMenswear.com
📸 @BMW.Digital (for brand collaborations)
📸 @MisterBroussard (personal)

🎧 Behind the Mic: Powered by REVOLT Podcast Network is hosted by Wize Grazette, edited & produced by Indie Creative Network & Storytime Studios.

Yezzziiiir, just like that we back with another season. Straight from a new residence at the Spotify studios. Aye, bet, let’s get into it. The parlay way with a lot to get through, starting with our kicks of course. Then we did our best to cover all the amazing events and it was a lot. We couldn’t get to the music on this one but on the next one for sure. Enjoy.

This week, we’re tapping into the world of blerds, cosplay, and unapologetic joy with Dr. Phoenix Luxe, 1/4th of #CareFreeBlackGirl Podcast.

From building a Blerd shrine to discovering her creative spark through Black Fae Day, Phoenix shares how she balances academia, self-expression, and advocacy—because being joyfully militant is a movement, not just a mindset.

📌 “My militancy is not for war, but it’s to get the joy that Black people deserve.” – Dr. Phoenix Luxe

Chapters

00:40 Meet the Dr. Phoenix Luxe
01:29 Funko Collections and Blerd Culture
02:23 B-Sides Track of the Week
04:12 Dr. Phoenix Luxe’s Journey and Black Fae Day
08:31 What does Joyfully Militant mean?
11:11 Rapid Fire: Overrated or Underrated: Blerdy Edition

We also get into her B-Sides Track of the Week, a rapid-fire Overrated or Underrated: Blerdy Edition, and her latest venture, The Care Soulaan, a wellness space centering Black women and fembies.

🎧 Tap in to hear why she’s repping Soulaan culture, why Naruto might just be overrated, and how One Piece is a never-ending journey.

🔥 Follow & Subscribe

📌 Phoenix Luxe: @BlerdyLove (IG) | @PhoenixLuxe (everywhere else)
📌 #CareFreeBlackGirl Podcast: YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts
📌 Follow @REVOLTPodcastNetwork (IG & TikTok) | @Revoltpodcasts (X)

🔗 Listen now and leave us a voicemail on Fanlist.com/podcasts—you might hear yourself on a future episode!

👑 Hosted by Wize Grazette | Produced by Indie Creative Network & StoryTime Studios

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: A deep dive into Black women’s impact at the 2025 Grammys, featuring nominees like SZA, Victoria Monét, and Doechii.

• This or That: A fun breakdown of Grammy-nominated songs and albums, debating what’s HOT and what’s NOT while celebrating Black women’s musical influence.

• Girl to Watch: Spotlight on a rising Black woman artist making waves in the industry.

• Black Girl Business Corner: A look at HerRide, an Atlanta-based ride-share service founded by Jillian Anderson, designed for women’s safety and empowerment.

• Get Free: Practical tips on setting realistic goals for 2025, from self-care habits to celebrating wins—big or small.

🎶 Join the conversation! Follow @CFBGPod on Twitter and @CareFreeBlackGirlInc on Instagram, and use #CareFreeBlackGirl to connect with the community.

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!
📍 Follow Behind the Mic on Instagram and TikTok: @RevoltPodcastNetwork
📍 Follow Stacy Ike: @OneTakeStace
📍 Stream Human2Human on all platforms!

🎶 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.

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.