60 acast.com Black Canadian Creators https://shows.acast.com/black-canadian-creators en The Chonilla Network Black Canadian Creators, Canada, podcast, creative entrepreneurship, representation, storytelling, Black voices, content creators Sherley Joseph Black Canadian Creators (BCC) spotlights bold and inspiring voices from across the African diaspora who are shaping Canada’s creative and new media landscape — both at home and abroad. Join Sherley for unfiltered conversations with podcasters, filmmakers, digital storytellers, and cultural innovators making their mark. If you’re building your craft, looking for inspiration, or ready for stories that challenge the status quo, this is your go-to space to connect with Canada’s Black creator community.

💬 Join the conversation with #BlackCanadianCreators

🔗 Explore more: BlackCanadianCreators.ca – discover creators, access resources, and join the directory to explore the directory, discover new creators, and access exclusive resources for Black Canadian content creators.

📱 Connect on social: @BlackCanadianCreators (Instagram, TikTok or Facebook), Oh! And, check out the BCC Facebook Hub community


Presented by The Chonilla Network.

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]]> Black Canadian Creators (BCC) spotlights bold and inspiring voices from across the African diaspora who are shaping Canada’s creative and new media landscape — both at home and abroad. Join Sherley for unfiltered conversations with podcasters, filmmakers, digital storytellers, and cultural innovators making their mark. If you’re building your craft, looking for inspiration, or ready for stories that challenge the status quo, this is your go-to space to connect with Canada’s Black creator community.

💬 Join the conversation with #BlackCanadianCreators

🔗 Explore more: BlackCanadianCreators.ca – discover creators, access resources, and join the directory to explore the directory, discover new creators, and access exclusive resources for Black Canadian content creators.

📱 Connect on social: @BlackCanadianCreators (Instagram, TikTok or Facebook), Oh! And, check out the BCC Facebook Hub community


Presented by The Chonilla Network.

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]]> false The Chonilla Network blackcadcontentcreators@gmail.com 66676b43c446540011f035af black-canadian-creators https://www.spreaker.com/show/4062379/episodes/feed episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/66676b43c446540011f035af/1745444924200-873b11b3-3185-4b9e-9dfe-b8f87a89e7ea.jpeg https://shows.acast.com/black-canadian-creators Black Canadian Creators https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/66676b43c446540011f035af <![CDATA[Black Men, Vulnerability & Accountability – A Deep Conversation with Black People Check In]]> Sun, 10 Aug 2025 00:03:03 GMT 46:04 6897e1682c2bd3fa2a1dd0b1 false https://shows.acast.com/black-canadian-creators/episodes/black-men-vulnerability-accountability-a-deep-conversation-w 6897e1682c2bd3fa2a1dd0b1 66676b43c446540011f035af black-men-vulnerability-accountability-a-deep-conversation-w Breaking Barriers: The Power of Vulnerability w/ Mandela and Jermaine full 3 4 In this powerful episode of the Black Canadian Creators Podcast, I sit down with Jermaine Morrison and Mandela Johnson — the unapologetic voices behind the Black People Check In podcast.

What started as a late-night Instagram Live during the George Floyd protests has grown into one of the most honest and necessary conversations in Canadian podcasting. Together, we explore the truth about vulnerability, accountability, and dismantling harmful systems in our communities.


In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • How Black People Check In began and why it resonated immediately
  • The courage (and risks) of Black men being vulnerable
  • Unlearning patriarchy and challenging misogyny in all its forms
  • Raising daughters without outdated gender norms
  • Why Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a powerful parenting tool
  • The importance of creating brave spaces, not just safe spaces


💬 Quote: "Checking in isn’t a weakness — it’s a superpower." – Sherley



About the Show

Black People Check In is a bold, unfiltered podcast where two Black Canadian men sit down to talk about the real issues shaping our communities — from mental health and patriarchy to fatherhood, culture, and accountability. What started as a late-night Instagram Live during the George Floyd protests has grown into one of the most honest and necessary conversations in Canadian podcasting.



About the Hosts

Jermaine Morrison is a mental health clinician, social worker, and psychotherapist who brings a compassionate, therapeutic lens to every conversation. Mandela Johnson is a creative storyteller and cultural commentator known for his humor, directness, and willingness to say what others won’t. Together, they create a space where tough conversations are met with honesty, empathy, and the kind of perspective you only get from lived experience.


Where to Listen & Follow:

🎧 Apple Podcasts → Listen here

🎧 Spotify → Listen here

📱 Instagram → @blackpplcheckin

Links & Resources:

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> In this powerful episode of the Black Canadian Creators Podcast, I sit down with Jermaine Morrison and Mandela Johnson — the unapologetic voices behind the Black People Check In podcast.

What started as a late-night Instagram Live during the George Floyd protests has grown into one of the most honest and necessary conversations in Canadian podcasting. Together, we explore the truth about vulnerability, accountability, and dismantling harmful systems in our communities.


In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • How Black People Check In began and why it resonated immediately
  • The courage (and risks) of Black men being vulnerable
  • Unlearning patriarchy and challenging misogyny in all its forms
  • Raising daughters without outdated gender norms
  • Why Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a powerful parenting tool
  • The importance of creating brave spaces, not just safe spaces


💬 Quote: "Checking in isn’t a weakness — it’s a superpower." – Sherley



About the Show

Black People Check In is a bold, unfiltered podcast where two Black Canadian men sit down to talk about the real issues shaping our communities — from mental health and patriarchy to fatherhood, culture, and accountability. What started as a late-night Instagram Live during the George Floyd protests has grown into one of the most honest and necessary conversations in Canadian podcasting.



About the Hosts

Jermaine Morrison is a mental health clinician, social worker, and psychotherapist who brings a compassionate, therapeutic lens to every conversation. Mandela Johnson is a creative storyteller and cultural commentator known for his humor, directness, and willingness to say what others won’t. Together, they create a space where tough conversations are met with honesty, empathy, and the kind of perspective you only get from lived experience.


Where to Listen & Follow:

🎧 Apple Podcasts → Listen here

🎧 Spotify → Listen here

📱 Instagram → @blackpplcheckin

Links & Resources:

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> No Blueprint Needed: Start Your Big Idea Today! No Blueprint Needed: Start Your Big Idea Today! Sun, 08 Jun 2025 19:02:50 GMT 9:49 6845de5c1dd9d3b33f434a37 false https://shows.acast.com/black-canadian-creators/episodes/no-blueprint-needed-start-your-big-idea-today 6845de5c1dd9d3b33f434a37 66676b43c446540011f035af no-blueprint-needed-start-your-big-idea-today This is for the dreamers, doers, and visionaries who’ve been holding back—Sherley takes the mic solo to share the powerful origin story behind Black Canadian Creators and what it really means to start with what you have. full 3 3 In this solo episode of the Black Canadian Creators Podcast, host Sherley introduces herself and shares a powerful and personal message for creators, dreamers, and entrepreneurs: you don’t need a blueprint—just a deep why, your people, and the courage to start where you are.

Sherley reflects share who she is, a content creator you should know and on how the Black Canadian Creators platform began: no logo, no strategy, no budget—but a real need for community and visibility. From a humble Facebook group to a multi-platform movement, she proves that momentum beats perfection and consistency beats complexity.

This episode is a heartfelt nudge for anyone holding back on launching their blog, podcast, app, book, or brand. If you’re waiting for permission, this is it. Start now. Start small. Start scrappy.y.

Tune in for:

✅ A behind-the-scenes look at how Black Canadian Creators began

✅ Why perfection is the enemy of momentum

✅ What happens when you build before you’re “ready”

✅ A call to creators to build out loud and share the journey

Creator’s Note:

“I didn’t have a five-year plan. I didn’t even have a logo. But I had a gut feeling that if I needed this space, someone else needed it too.”

This episode is a nudge, a permission slip, and a challenge. Whether it’s a blog, a podcast, a newsletter, an app—or just the start of a dream—start where you are. Let people witness your growth. You don’t need to be ready. You just need to be real.

Guest Bio:

(No guest this time—just your host, Sherley, keeping it 100.)

Sherley is a podcaster, speaker, community builder, and founder of Black Canadian Creators. She’s passionate about creating platforms that center Black Canadian voices across industries, mediums, and regions. From curating digital summits to spotlighting emerging creatives, Sherley’s work is rooted in care, connection, and cultural clarity.

If this episode moved you:

  • Tag @blackcanadiancreators on Instagram or your fave platform—let’s celebrate your start
  • Leave a 5-star review (you might just hear it read on air!)
  • DM Sherley and share what you're starting—we’d love to shout you out on a future episode

This is how we build community, shift culture, and cheer each other on—together.

Peace and keep creatin’,

— Sherley

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> In this solo episode of the Black Canadian Creators Podcast, host Sherley introduces herself and shares a powerful and personal message for creators, dreamers, and entrepreneurs: you don’t need a blueprint—just a deep why, your people, and the courage to start where you are.

Sherley reflects share who she is, a content creator you should know and on how the Black Canadian Creators platform began: no logo, no strategy, no budget—but a real need for community and visibility. From a humble Facebook group to a multi-platform movement, she proves that momentum beats perfection and consistency beats complexity.

This episode is a heartfelt nudge for anyone holding back on launching their blog, podcast, app, book, or brand. If you’re waiting for permission, this is it. Start now. Start small. Start scrappy.y.

Tune in for:

✅ A behind-the-scenes look at how Black Canadian Creators began

✅ Why perfection is the enemy of momentum

✅ What happens when you build before you’re “ready”

✅ A call to creators to build out loud and share the journey

Creator’s Note:

“I didn’t have a five-year plan. I didn’t even have a logo. But I had a gut feeling that if I needed this space, someone else needed it too.”

This episode is a nudge, a permission slip, and a challenge. Whether it’s a blog, a podcast, a newsletter, an app—or just the start of a dream—start where you are. Let people witness your growth. You don’t need to be ready. You just need to be real.

Guest Bio:

(No guest this time—just your host, Sherley, keeping it 100.)

Sherley is a podcaster, speaker, community builder, and founder of Black Canadian Creators. She’s passionate about creating platforms that center Black Canadian voices across industries, mediums, and regions. From curating digital summits to spotlighting emerging creatives, Sherley’s work is rooted in care, connection, and cultural clarity.

If this episode moved you:

  • Tag @blackcanadiancreators on Instagram or your fave platform—let’s celebrate your start
  • Leave a 5-star review (you might just hear it read on air!)
  • DM Sherley and share what you're starting—we’d love to shout you out on a future episode

This is how we build community, shift culture, and cheer each other on—together.

Peace and keep creatin’,

— Sherley

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> The Truth About Defunding Police: Sandy Hudson Speaks Out The Truth About Defunding Police: Sandy Hudson Speaks Out Mon, 26 May 2025 03:27:57 GMT 29:52 6833dfbe381499796ba0998f false https://shows.acast.com/black-canadian-creators/episodes/the-truth-about-defunding-police-sandy-hudson-speaks-out 6833dfbe381499796ba0998f 66676b43c446540011f035af the-truth-about-defunding-police-sandy-hudson-speaks-out Sandy Hudson joins Sherley to discuss her book Defund, challenge misconceptions about policing, and explore how rethinking safety can uplift Black communities and amplify cultural impact. full 3 2 In this episode—airing on a day when many are reflecting on the legacy of George Floyd’s passing (may he rest in power)—Sherley sits down with activist, podcaster, and now author Sandy Hudson for an urgent and truth-filled conversation about redefining safety, power, and public priorities.

They dive into Sandy’s powerful new book, Defund: Black Lives, Policing, and Safety for All, and challenge the narratives that have shaped how we see law enforcement and justice in Canada. From media myths like “copaganda” to the long-standing impact of policing on Black and Indigenous communities, this conversation is a masterclass in clarity, accountability, and creative disruption.

Sandy also unpacks the cultural and creative role of content creators—especially Black Canadian ones—in telling new stories that push beyond fear and into community care. If you’ve ever struggled to explain what defunding the police actually means, this episode gives you the language and the lens.

Tune in for:

  • A clear breakdown of what “defund the police” actually means
  • The truth behind “serve and protect” and where that phrase came from
  • How media—old and new—has shaped our view of policing
  • The role of Black Canadian creators in challenging public narratives
  • Sandy’s reflections on what gives her hope, from art to activism

Guest Bio:

Sandy Hudson is a Jamaican-Canadian public intellectual, writer, and community organizer. She co-founded Black Lives Matter Canada, helped launch the Black Legal Action Centre, and now serves as Director of Strategic Planning at the Wildseed Centre for Art & Activism. Her work challenges systems and imagines new ways to centre care, equity, and safety.

Sandy is also the co-host of Sandy & Nora Talk Politics, where she and journalist Nora Loreto break down political issues through a grassroots, anti-racist lens. Her latest book, Defund: Black Lives, Policing, and Safety for All, was released in April 2025 and has already become essential reading for anyone working toward justice in Canada and beyond.

This is your chance to hear directly from one of the leading voices in the Canadian abolitionist movement—and to reflect on what real public safety could look like for everyone.

If you enjoyed this episode, follow Black Canadian Creators wherever you get your podcasts.

After listening, I’d love to hear: What does true safety look like in your community? Drop a comment or leave a 5-star review—to be read on the show! ⬇️

Tag a friend or fellow creator to check out the show. This is how we shift culture—together.

Peace and Keep Creatin’,

— Sherley

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> In this episode—airing on a day when many are reflecting on the legacy of George Floyd’s passing (may he rest in power)—Sherley sits down with activist, podcaster, and now author Sandy Hudson for an urgent and truth-filled conversation about redefining safety, power, and public priorities.

They dive into Sandy’s powerful new book, Defund: Black Lives, Policing, and Safety for All, and challenge the narratives that have shaped how we see law enforcement and justice in Canada. From media myths like “copaganda” to the long-standing impact of policing on Black and Indigenous communities, this conversation is a masterclass in clarity, accountability, and creative disruption.

Sandy also unpacks the cultural and creative role of content creators—especially Black Canadian ones—in telling new stories that push beyond fear and into community care. If you’ve ever struggled to explain what defunding the police actually means, this episode gives you the language and the lens.

Tune in for:

  • A clear breakdown of what “defund the police” actually means
  • The truth behind “serve and protect” and where that phrase came from
  • How media—old and new—has shaped our view of policing
  • The role of Black Canadian creators in challenging public narratives
  • Sandy’s reflections on what gives her hope, from art to activism

Guest Bio:

Sandy Hudson is a Jamaican-Canadian public intellectual, writer, and community organizer. She co-founded Black Lives Matter Canada, helped launch the Black Legal Action Centre, and now serves as Director of Strategic Planning at the Wildseed Centre for Art & Activism. Her work challenges systems and imagines new ways to centre care, equity, and safety.

Sandy is also the co-host of Sandy & Nora Talk Politics, where she and journalist Nora Loreto break down political issues through a grassroots, anti-racist lens. Her latest book, Defund: Black Lives, Policing, and Safety for All, was released in April 2025 and has already become essential reading for anyone working toward justice in Canada and beyond.

This is your chance to hear directly from one of the leading voices in the Canadian abolitionist movement—and to reflect on what real public safety could look like for everyone.

If you enjoyed this episode, follow Black Canadian Creators wherever you get your podcasts.

After listening, I’d love to hear: What does true safety look like in your community? Drop a comment or leave a 5-star review—to be read on the show! ⬇️

Tag a friend or fellow creator to check out the show. This is how we shift culture—together.

Peace and Keep Creatin’,

— Sherley

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> BBPA: Where Are They Now? A Live Conversation with Angelina Williams BBPA: Where Are They Now? A Live Conversation with Angelina Williams Sat, 10 May 2025 23:07:00 GMT 1:06:32 681fd1c4182b2144afd625ce false https://shows.acast.com/black-canadian-creators/episodes/bbpa-where-are-they-now-a-live-conversation-with-angelina-wi 681fd1c4182b2144afd625ce 66676b43c446540011f035af bbpa-where-are-they-now-a-live-conversation-with-angelina-wi full 3 1 In this episode, back in November 2024, Sherley of Black Canadian Creators sits down via Instagram Live with CEO of Skylar Projects Angelina Williams and longtime advocate for community empowerment—for a candid live conversation. They explore the evolving role of the Black Business & Professional Association (BBPA), the value of free labor in community building, and the need for accountability in professional spaces.

Angelina opens up about her journey through Toronto’s hospitality scene, her advocacy work with organizations like the Drake Black Community Council, and her vision for collective progress. This episode sets the tone for a follow-up live event hosted by Dr. Vibe, where BBPA members will continue the conversation and respond to audience questions.

Tune in for:

  • The role of accountability in community growth
  • Challenges and opportunities within marginalized professional spaces
  • The evolution of the Black Business & Professional Association (BBPA)
  • Angelina’s professional journey and passion for community-centric projects

Guest Bio:

Angelina Williams, CEO of Skylar Projects, is an expert in the hospitality industry, known for creating impeccable guest experiences and fostering community empowerment. Her work spans Toronto’s boutique hotels, restaurants, and food and beverage brands, including her leadership at TIFF Bell Lightbox’s Varda Café. Angelina’s cocktail creation, the Rosalie Royale, has become a fan favorite in the city.

As a first-generation Canadian of Jamaican heritage, Angelina’s roots and passion for community visibility shine through her work with organizations such as the Drake Black Community Council, Women in Crypto, and How She Hustles. As Chair of the Harry Jerome Awards with the BBPA, Angelina continues to champion access and representation for marginalized communities.

This is your chance to engage with BBPA members, share ideas, and ask questions to further the dialogue on accountability and community growth.

✨ If you enjoyed this conversation, don’t forget to follow Black Canadian Creators wherever you listen to podcasts.

💬 After you listen, I’d love to hear: How should Black-led orgs evolve to better serve us now? Drop your thoughts in the comments or 5 stars review (to be read on the show) ⬇️

Tell a friend or a content creator you know to check out the show—we're building something powerful together.

Peace and Keep Creatin’,

— Sherley

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> In this episode, back in November 2024, Sherley of Black Canadian Creators sits down via Instagram Live with CEO of Skylar Projects Angelina Williams and longtime advocate for community empowerment—for a candid live conversation. They explore the evolving role of the Black Business & Professional Association (BBPA), the value of free labor in community building, and the need for accountability in professional spaces.

Angelina opens up about her journey through Toronto’s hospitality scene, her advocacy work with organizations like the Drake Black Community Council, and her vision for collective progress. This episode sets the tone for a follow-up live event hosted by Dr. Vibe, where BBPA members will continue the conversation and respond to audience questions.

Tune in for:

  • The role of accountability in community growth
  • Challenges and opportunities within marginalized professional spaces
  • The evolution of the Black Business & Professional Association (BBPA)
  • Angelina’s professional journey and passion for community-centric projects

Guest Bio:

Angelina Williams, CEO of Skylar Projects, is an expert in the hospitality industry, known for creating impeccable guest experiences and fostering community empowerment. Her work spans Toronto’s boutique hotels, restaurants, and food and beverage brands, including her leadership at TIFF Bell Lightbox’s Varda Café. Angelina’s cocktail creation, the Rosalie Royale, has become a fan favorite in the city.

As a first-generation Canadian of Jamaican heritage, Angelina’s roots and passion for community visibility shine through her work with organizations such as the Drake Black Community Council, Women in Crypto, and How She Hustles. As Chair of the Harry Jerome Awards with the BBPA, Angelina continues to champion access and representation for marginalized communities.

This is your chance to engage with BBPA members, share ideas, and ask questions to further the dialogue on accountability and community growth.

✨ If you enjoyed this conversation, don’t forget to follow Black Canadian Creators wherever you listen to podcasts.

💬 After you listen, I’d love to hear: How should Black-led orgs evolve to better serve us now? Drop your thoughts in the comments or 5 stars review (to be read on the show) ⬇️

Tell a friend or a content creator you know to check out the show—we're building something powerful together.

Peace and Keep Creatin’,

— Sherley

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> The Black Canadian Creator Directory #WeRightHere w/Casey Palmer and Kaya Marriot The Black Canadian Creator Directory #WeRightHere w/Casey Palmer and Kaya Marriot Wed, 02 Feb 2022 03:16:40 GMT 53:52 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/48548752 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-black-canadian-creator-directory-werighthere-w-casey-palmer-and-kaya-marriot--48548752 66676b495155490013a63485 66676b43c446540011f035af If you’re searching for Black Podcaster, Streamers, Instagram influencers, TikTokers, YouTubers, Authors and more in Canada or Black Expat Canadians, The Black Canadian Creator Directory, (a collaborative effort between Casey Palmer, Kaya Marriott and... full
On BCANC 12 - Casey Palmer is a Canadian dad who lives in Toronto, Ontario. He blogs about his fatherhood journey at caseypalmer.com, which is one of the few places in the Great White North to find fatherhood content. Because his story is different, he tells it. Is his father African-American? He comes from a multiracial family. His family's thriving in the city. Which means that his content has come from a very unique place in Canada's digital world, with Casey always evolving to tell the best story possible.

Kaya Marriott, also known as comfygirlwithcurls.com , is a Vancouver-based creator with a deep love for storytelling and community. Starting as a natural hair blogger in 2016, looking to help fellow Black women fall in love with their curls, her platform has expanded to include lifestyle content, beauty tips, and advice for her fellow creators. It's also caught the eye of brands like Google, Pinterest, and Aerie, drawn to the passion, earnestness, and honesty she has in everything that she does!

Connect with Kaya on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/comfygirlcurls
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ComfyGirlwithCurls
Twitter - https://twitter.com/comfygirlcurls
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/ComfyGirlCurls

Connect with Casey on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/CaseyPalmer
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MrCaseyPalmer
Twitter - https://twitter.com/CaseP

** Discover amazing creators in Canada and expats in the Black Canadian Creators Directory by visiting https://chonillanetwork.com/the-black-canadian-creator-directory/ **

Catch the show on:
The website - https://chonillanetwork.com/series/bcancc/
Speaker - https://www.spreaker.com/show/bcancc
Including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, and all major podcast platforms.

Let’s connect on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancc/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackcanadiancc
And, to interact with Kaya and Casey and fellow creatives, in the FB community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC


Peace and keep creating!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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On BCANC 12 - Casey Palmer is a Canadian dad who lives in Toronto, Ontario. He blogs about his fatherhood journey at caseypalmer.com, which is one of the few places in the Great White North to find fatherhood content. Because his story is different, he tells it. Is his father African-American? He comes from a multiracial family. His family's thriving in the city. Which means that his content has come from a very unique place in Canada's digital world, with Casey always evolving to tell the best story possible.

Kaya Marriott, also known as comfygirlwithcurls.com , is a Vancouver-based creator with a deep love for storytelling and community. Starting as a natural hair blogger in 2016, looking to help fellow Black women fall in love with their curls, her platform has expanded to include lifestyle content, beauty tips, and advice for her fellow creators. It's also caught the eye of brands like Google, Pinterest, and Aerie, drawn to the passion, earnestness, and honesty she has in everything that she does!

Connect with Kaya on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/comfygirlcurls
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ComfyGirlwithCurls
Twitter - https://twitter.com/comfygirlcurls
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/ComfyGirlCurls

Connect with Casey on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/CaseyPalmer
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MrCaseyPalmer
Twitter - https://twitter.com/CaseP

** Discover amazing creators in Canada and expats in the Black Canadian Creators Directory by visiting https://chonillanetwork.com/the-black-canadian-creator-directory/ **

Catch the show on:
The website - https://chonillanetwork.com/series/bcancc/
Speaker - https://www.spreaker.com/show/bcancc
Including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, and all major podcast platforms.

Let’s connect on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancc/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackcanadiancc
And, to interact with Kaya and Casey and fellow creatives, in the FB community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC


Peace and keep creating!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> Conversation with White People About Race w/ IC Bailey Conversation with White People About Race w/ IC Bailey Mon, 26 Apr 2021 14:04:28 GMT 1:19:42 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/44490304 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/conversation-with-white-people-about-race-w-ic-bailey--44490304 66676b495155490013a63486 66676b43c446540011f035af Mr. IC Bailey. IC just started his path as an Author to share his book Conversations with White People with the world. It brings me some peace that your work continues through the support of the digital community you created with ConversationsWith.net... full
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BCANCC 11 - Author and Activist, IC Bailey at conversationswithwhitepeople.com

He created ConversationsWith.Net; IC is an Activist and the author of the book Conversation with White People: Dialogues about Race.

He was inspired by his Facebook Group, "Conversations with White People". The group is a discussion that explores racism, White Supremacy and the empowerment of Black People. Companion discussions can include the marginalization of any group of persons and their hopeful license.

Mr. Bailey plus a diligent team of volunteer moderators, have discussions every day to undo the lies and half-truths about racialized, marginalized, and underrepresented groups that have become the norm — , and lies that always lead to the degradation of the standard of living for these individuals and communities.

The goal here is to document some of the attitudes and behaviours that have lead to the oppression of Black people, other People of Color and marginalized groups globally. It provides a space to make a complete answer to these systems of oppression. The effects of Racism and White Supremacy on the Black Community are of prime concern.

Connect with the Conversationswith.net community :
Purchase the Book - https://conversationswithwhitepeople.com
Website - https://conversationswith.net/
Convos with White People - https://www.facebook.com/groups/CriticalConvos/
Convos with Black People - https://www.facebook.com/groups/2011528412453892/
Convos with Indigenous People - https://www.facebook.com/groups/164742074234744/

Catch the previous & next episode episodes on:
The website - https://chonillanetwork.com/series/bcancc/
Spreaker - https://www.spreaker.com/show/bcancc
Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and all major podcast directories.

Let's connect on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancc/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackcanadiancc

Join the FB community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.

Peace and keep creating Eh!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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BCANCC 11 - Author and Activist, IC Bailey at conversationswithwhitepeople.com

He created ConversationsWith.Net; IC is an Activist and the author of the book Conversation with White People: Dialogues about Race.

He was inspired by his Facebook Group, "Conversations with White People". The group is a discussion that explores racism, White Supremacy and the empowerment of Black People. Companion discussions can include the marginalization of any group of persons and their hopeful license.

Mr. Bailey plus a diligent team of volunteer moderators, have discussions every day to undo the lies and half-truths about racialized, marginalized, and underrepresented groups that have become the norm — , and lies that always lead to the degradation of the standard of living for these individuals and communities.

The goal here is to document some of the attitudes and behaviours that have lead to the oppression of Black people, other People of Color and marginalized groups globally. It provides a space to make a complete answer to these systems of oppression. The effects of Racism and White Supremacy on the Black Community are of prime concern.

Connect with the Conversationswith.net community :
Purchase the Book - https://conversationswithwhitepeople.com
Website - https://conversationswith.net/
Convos with White People - https://www.facebook.com/groups/CriticalConvos/
Convos with Black People - https://www.facebook.com/groups/2011528412453892/
Convos with Indigenous People - https://www.facebook.com/groups/164742074234744/

Catch the previous & next episode episodes on:
The website - https://chonillanetwork.com/series/bcancc/
Spreaker - https://www.spreaker.com/show/bcancc
Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and all major podcast directories.

Let's connect on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancc/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackcanadiancc

Join the FB community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.

Peace and keep creating Eh!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> You Have Nothing to Lose by Trying w/ Nicole Bedeau You Have Nothing to Lose by Trying w/ Nicole Bedeau Mon, 19 Apr 2021 14:00:25 GMT 1:14:42 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/44391125 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/you-have-nothing-to-lose-by-trying-w-nicole-bedeau--44391125 66676b495155490013a63487 66676b43c446540011f035af full
The conversation this week is all about when you have nothing to lose you have everything to gain when you are trying. Mistakes become lessons and the act of doing transforms into an experience.

Nicole Nurse-Bedeau is a communications professional with a B.A. in English literature from the University of Toronto (University College) and a postgraduate certificate in Corporate Communications and Public Relations from Centennial College.

Through BLPR Digital Strategies, she excels at connecting businesses with their ideal customers using digital media. Under her leadership, the company crafts traditional marketing strategies using digital tools to gain the attention and trust of your ideal customers and increase your sales.

And now with her new project, with the necessity of black-owned media through allblackto.com. All Black TO is here to amplify creators, community workers, resources and opportunities for fun in black-friendly spaces.

So excited for Nicole in her Allblackto.com is looking for contributors from the black creator community in 2020 allblackto@gmail.com

Connect with Nicole Bedeau on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blprdigital
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/allblackto
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2369Q74gl614zjVLWx8d7Q
Website - http://blprdigital.com

Catch the show on:
The website - https://chonillanetwork.com/series/bcancc/
Spreaker - https://www.spreaker.com/show/bcancc
Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and all major podcast directories.

Let’s connect on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancc/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackcanadiancc

And, to interact with Nicole and fellow creatives, join the FB community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.

Peace and keep creating Eh!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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The conversation this week is all about when you have nothing to lose you have everything to gain when you are trying. Mistakes become lessons and the act of doing transforms into an experience.

Nicole Nurse-Bedeau is a communications professional with a B.A. in English literature from the University of Toronto (University College) and a postgraduate certificate in Corporate Communications and Public Relations from Centennial College.

Through BLPR Digital Strategies, she excels at connecting businesses with their ideal customers using digital media. Under her leadership, the company crafts traditional marketing strategies using digital tools to gain the attention and trust of your ideal customers and increase your sales.

And now with her new project, with the necessity of black-owned media through allblackto.com. All Black TO is here to amplify creators, community workers, resources and opportunities for fun in black-friendly spaces.

So excited for Nicole in her Allblackto.com is looking for contributors from the black creator community in 2020 allblackto@gmail.com

Connect with Nicole Bedeau on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blprdigital
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/allblackto
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2369Q74gl614zjVLWx8d7Q
Website - http://blprdigital.com

Catch the show on:
The website - https://chonillanetwork.com/series/bcancc/
Spreaker - https://www.spreaker.com/show/bcancc
Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and all major podcast directories.

Let’s connect on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancc/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackcanadiancc

And, to interact with Nicole and fellow creatives, join the FB community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.

Peace and keep creating Eh!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> Know your Brand Voice and Who is Your Audience? w/ Aquila Farrell Know your Brand Voice and Who is Your Audience? w/ Aquila Farrell Mon, 01 Mar 2021 12:00:08 GMT 1:09:06 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/43679433 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/know-your-brand-voice-and-who-is-your-audience-w-aquila-farrell--43679433 66676b495155490013a63488 66676b43c446540011f035af BCANCC 09 - Digital Content Creator and ConvertKit Coach w/ Aquila Farrell @aquilafarrellFrom Biochemist, Blogger to now Email Marketing Coach, Aquila Farrell is a Fashion Enthusiast who turned her love of clothes and design into a digital brand.... full BCANCC 09 - Digital Content Creator and ConvertKit Coach w/ Aquila Farrell @aquilafarrell


From Biochemist, Blogger to now Email Marketing Coach, Aquila Farrell is a Fashion Enthusiast who turned her love of clothes and design into a digital brand. Known for mixing high-end designer wear with her own custom garments for church, the moniker @mschurchdress was born. She has been featured in The San Francisco Chronicle, Essence Magazine, Hypehair and KinkyCurlyCoilyMe. Now Aquila is a ConvertKit Coach teaching you how to sell more with Email Marketing.


In 2016, she took a significant career leap to focus solely on her blog and never looked back. She now runs Maraval Made, a home-based, handmade business in Oakland, California. Creating cloth face masks for people who want to carry the feeling of “home” with them wherever they go.


Aquila is a Coach; if you’re looking for an organized, proven email marketing community to alleviate your email marketing frustration. You also learn how to create sales funnels, how to track leads and much more.⠀⠀


This episode is pure FIRE!!! You’ll need a notepad or a notepad app open while listening to this audio chapter because there are some great tips and Digital Content Creation gold and GEMS!!⠀⠀


Visit Aquila’s websites or connect on social media, plus let her know the lessons you gained while listening to this conversation.


Connect with Aquila Farrell on:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/aquilafarrell

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/maravalmade/

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aquilafarrell/

Visit https://aquilafarrell.teachable.com or www.maravalmade.com


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Aquila and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating Eh!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> BCANCC 09 - Digital Content Creator and ConvertKit Coach w/ Aquila Farrell @aquilafarrell


From Biochemist, Blogger to now Email Marketing Coach, Aquila Farrell is a Fashion Enthusiast who turned her love of clothes and design into a digital brand. Known for mixing high-end designer wear with her own custom garments for church, the moniker @mschurchdress was born. She has been featured in The San Francisco Chronicle, Essence Magazine, Hypehair and KinkyCurlyCoilyMe. Now Aquila is a ConvertKit Coach teaching you how to sell more with Email Marketing.


In 2016, she took a significant career leap to focus solely on her blog and never looked back. She now runs Maraval Made, a home-based, handmade business in Oakland, California. Creating cloth face masks for people who want to carry the feeling of “home” with them wherever they go.


Aquila is a Coach; if you’re looking for an organized, proven email marketing community to alleviate your email marketing frustration. You also learn how to create sales funnels, how to track leads and much more.⠀⠀


This episode is pure FIRE!!! You’ll need a notepad or a notepad app open while listening to this audio chapter because there are some great tips and Digital Content Creation gold and GEMS!!⠀⠀


Visit Aquila’s websites or connect on social media, plus let her know the lessons you gained while listening to this conversation.


Connect with Aquila Farrell on:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/aquilafarrell

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/maravalmade/

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aquilafarrell/

Visit https://aquilafarrell.teachable.com or www.maravalmade.com


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Aquila and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating Eh!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> Healing and Improving Through Creativity w/ Jodianne Beckford Healing and Improving Through Creativity w/ Jodianne Beckford Mon, 22 Feb 2021 12:05:14 GMT 49:02 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/43577016 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/healing-and-improving-through-creativity-w-jodianne-beckford--43577016 66676b495155490013a63489 66676b43c446540011f035af BCANCC 08 - Lifestyle Commercial Photographer, Creator of Director and Podcaster w/ Jodianne BeckfordJodianne Beckford (goes by Jo) is a Lifestyle Commercial Photographer, Creator of Director Noire Girls Plant who currently resides in Toronto, ON.... full BCANCC 08 - Lifestyle Commercial Photographer, Creator of Director and Podcaster w/ Jodianne Beckford


Jodianne Beckford (goes by Jo) is a Lifestyle Commercial Photographer, Creator of Director Noire Girls Plant who currently resides in Toronto, ON.


She gravitates to the contrasting beauty of black and white but also loves incorporating rich colours and tones like gold, mustard yellows, nude tones, and soft mature palettes. Architecturally she loves simple, linear structures and types that clearly, yet beautifully convey meaning. When architecture is muddled with complexity, timeless design is comprised.


She is also the creator and podcast host of the famous The E Project Podcast. The “E” Project is a platform that showcases current & aspiring entrepreneurs.


She began this project back in 2015 while living in Ottawa. Jodianne soon realized how many amazing creatives were in the Capital and wanted to share their stories in hopes to encourage fellow creatives. She was curious to know who was doing what, how they did it, and why they did it. Today the project has grown to be so much more than she would have imagined. Just a human with a podcast, sharing human stories to inspire the world.


Connect with Jodianne Beckford on:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jodianne.beckford/

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodianne-beckford-88200554/

The E Project - https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/the-epiphany-project/id1234030062

Visit http://jodiannebeckford.com/ or https://www.noiregirlsplant.com


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Jodianne and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, eh!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> BCANCC 08 - Lifestyle Commercial Photographer, Creator of Director and Podcaster w/ Jodianne Beckford


Jodianne Beckford (goes by Jo) is a Lifestyle Commercial Photographer, Creator of Director Noire Girls Plant who currently resides in Toronto, ON.


She gravitates to the contrasting beauty of black and white but also loves incorporating rich colours and tones like gold, mustard yellows, nude tones, and soft mature palettes. Architecturally she loves simple, linear structures and types that clearly, yet beautifully convey meaning. When architecture is muddled with complexity, timeless design is comprised.


She is also the creator and podcast host of the famous The E Project Podcast. The “E” Project is a platform that showcases current & aspiring entrepreneurs.


She began this project back in 2015 while living in Ottawa. Jodianne soon realized how many amazing creatives were in the Capital and wanted to share their stories in hopes to encourage fellow creatives. She was curious to know who was doing what, how they did it, and why they did it. Today the project has grown to be so much more than she would have imagined. Just a human with a podcast, sharing human stories to inspire the world.


Connect with Jodianne Beckford on:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jodianne.beckford/

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodianne-beckford-88200554/

The E Project - https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/the-epiphany-project/id1234030062

Visit http://jodiannebeckford.com/ or https://www.noiregirlsplant.com


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Jodianne and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, eh!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> <![CDATA[The Differences with Black Folks in Canada & USA w/ Liberty White @iamliberty (Part 2)]]> Tue, 19 May 2020 22:30:00 GMT 36:34 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/27841091 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-differences-with-black-folks-in-canada-usa-w-liberty-white-iamliberty-part-2--27841091 66676b495155490013a6348a 66676b43c446540011f035af full BCANCC 07 - Director and Chief Video Marketing Strategist w/ Liberty White (Part 2)


As a member of the Atlanta Tech & Startup community, Liberty has spoken at A3C, SoCon13, and Digital Atlanta (now SouthWired), championing women in tech.


You can catch Liberty on YouTube where she discusses digital marketing strategies, gadget reviews, and tutorials. Plus her live show Breakfast + Convos on #LinkedInLive


Visit Liberty's website chozenmedia.co & on intagram: @iamliberty + @Go100SmallBiz /

LET her know how you found her amazing feed, her services at CHOZEN MEDIA and youtube content.


Visit Liberty's website chozenmedia.co & on IG: @iamliberty https://www.instagram.com/iamliberty + @Go100SmallBiz / LET her know how you found her amazing feed, her services at CHOZEN MEDIA and youtube content. Plus what you think about the conversation.


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Liberty and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> BCANCC 07 - Director and Chief Video Marketing Strategist w/ Liberty White (Part 2)


As a member of the Atlanta Tech & Startup community, Liberty has spoken at A3C, SoCon13, and Digital Atlanta (now SouthWired), championing women in tech.


You can catch Liberty on YouTube where she discusses digital marketing strategies, gadget reviews, and tutorials. Plus her live show Breakfast + Convos on #LinkedInLive


Visit Liberty's website chozenmedia.co & on intagram: @iamliberty + @Go100SmallBiz /

LET her know how you found her amazing feed, her services at CHOZEN MEDIA and youtube content.


Visit Liberty's website chozenmedia.co & on IG: @iamliberty https://www.instagram.com/iamliberty + @Go100SmallBiz / LET her know how you found her amazing feed, her services at CHOZEN MEDIA and youtube content. Plus what you think about the conversation.


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Liberty and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> How Am I Really Serving The World? w/ Liberty White (Part 1) How Am I Really Serving The World? w/ Liberty White (Part 1) Tue, 12 May 2020 22:30:10 GMT 41:35 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/27190229 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/how-am-i-really-serving-the-world-w-liberty-white-part-1--27190229 66676b495155490013a6348b 66676b43c446540011f035af BCANCC 07 - Director and Chief Video Marketing Strategist w/ Liberty White (Part 1)Tell Your Story Through Video with Liberty White @iamliberty! A producer and creative director at CHOZEN MEDIA. A native of Toronto who currently resides in the ATL,... full BCANCC 07 - Director and Chief Video Marketing Strategist w/ Liberty White (Part 1)


Tell Your Story Through Video with Liberty White @iamliberty! A producer and creative director at CHOZEN MEDIA. A native of Toronto who currently resides in the ATL, Hotlanta... Atlanta y'all!


Liberty has over 15 years of multi-media experience and co-founded ATL WEBFEST, the first web series festival in the Southeast. CHOZEN MEDIA creates educational videos for businesses and event marketing content for Marketing Communications teams.


Liberty is also the founder/creator of #100SmallBiz -- A Digital Marketing Accelerator and workshop series. These events are designed to equip businesses, nonprofits, and startups with the tools and knowledge to increase customer engagement, and receive hands-on training to build custom digital marketing campaigns.


Visit Liberty's website chozenmedia.co & on IG: @iamliberty https://www.instagram.com/iamliberty + @Go100SmallBiz /

LET her know how you found her amazing feed, her services at CHOZEN MEDIA and youtube content. Plus what you think about the conversation.


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Liberty and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> BCANCC 07 - Director and Chief Video Marketing Strategist w/ Liberty White (Part 1)


Tell Your Story Through Video with Liberty White @iamliberty! A producer and creative director at CHOZEN MEDIA. A native of Toronto who currently resides in the ATL, Hotlanta... Atlanta y'all!


Liberty has over 15 years of multi-media experience and co-founded ATL WEBFEST, the first web series festival in the Southeast. CHOZEN MEDIA creates educational videos for businesses and event marketing content for Marketing Communications teams.


Liberty is also the founder/creator of #100SmallBiz -- A Digital Marketing Accelerator and workshop series. These events are designed to equip businesses, nonprofits, and startups with the tools and knowledge to increase customer engagement, and receive hands-on training to build custom digital marketing campaigns.


Visit Liberty's website chozenmedia.co & on IG: @iamliberty https://www.instagram.com/iamliberty + @Go100SmallBiz /

LET her know how you found her amazing feed, her services at CHOZEN MEDIA and youtube content. Plus what you think about the conversation.


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Liberty and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> <![CDATA[Travelling Doesn't Need to Be Expensive w/ Black Canadian Travellers]]> Tue, 31 Dec 2019 03:02:28 GMT 48:24 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/21207914 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/travelling-doesn-t-need-to-be-expensive-w-black-canadian-travellers--21207914 66676b495155490013a6348c 66676b43c446540011f035af BCANCC 06 - The Founder of Black Canadian TravellersWhen you visit a travel agency. You pick up a copy of Sunquest or Royal Caribbean Cruise Magazine. What or better yet who do you see on the cover?For the most part, you will see in these travel... full BCANCC 06 - The Founder of Black Canadian Travellers


When you visit a travel agency. You pick up a copy of Sunquest or Royal Caribbean Cruise Magazine. What or better yet who do you see on the cover?


For the most part, you will see in these travel publications, quite often paint a picture of a Western tourist usually gazing at the horizon from the edge of an infinity pool. And, while you are looking at any major campaigns or advertisements for travel -- especially luxury travel -- you don't see black or brown faces. This causes an issue because, psychologically, it makes people who identify as Black, Caribbean, Mixed, African, Afro-Canadians feel like this isn't made for them.


@blackcanadiantravellers or @blackcanadiantravellers2 is changing this idea. All on an interesting Instagram account.


Be inspired by fellow Black Canadian Travellers and their adventures through the power of images from places like Indonesia / Cairo / Abu Dhabi.


This week’s conversation is with the founder of @blackcanadiantravellers, on The BCANCC Podcast!


Follow Black Canadian Travellers via:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiantravellers2/


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


Follow BCANCC on:

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/blackcanadiancontentcreators/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancc/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackcanadiancc

Website: http://chonillanetwork.com/


Join the #BCANCC Facebook community to interact with fellow creators by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> BCANCC 06 - The Founder of Black Canadian Travellers


When you visit a travel agency. You pick up a copy of Sunquest or Royal Caribbean Cruise Magazine. What or better yet who do you see on the cover?


For the most part, you will see in these travel publications, quite often paint a picture of a Western tourist usually gazing at the horizon from the edge of an infinity pool. And, while you are looking at any major campaigns or advertisements for travel -- especially luxury travel -- you don't see black or brown faces. This causes an issue because, psychologically, it makes people who identify as Black, Caribbean, Mixed, African, Afro-Canadians feel like this isn't made for them.


@blackcanadiantravellers or @blackcanadiantravellers2 is changing this idea. All on an interesting Instagram account.


Be inspired by fellow Black Canadian Travellers and their adventures through the power of images from places like Indonesia / Cairo / Abu Dhabi.


This week’s conversation is with the founder of @blackcanadiantravellers, on The BCANCC Podcast!


Follow Black Canadian Travellers via:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiantravellers2/


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


Follow BCANCC on:

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/blackcanadiancontentcreators/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancc/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackcanadiancc

Website: http://chonillanetwork.com/


Join the #BCANCC Facebook community to interact with fellow creators by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> A Page Out of Her Own Book w/ Paige Johnson-Serjue A Page Out of Her Own Book w/ Paige Johnson-Serjue Mon, 04 Nov 2019 22:30:10 GMT 35:18 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/19856083 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/a-page-out-of-her-own-book-w-paige-johnson-serjue--19856083 66676b495155490013a6348d 66676b43c446540011f035af full BCANCC 05 - Empowerment Coach, Motivational Speaker and Author w/ Paige Johnson-Serjue


This episode, it's all about starting the conversation and helping millennials uncover their potential personally & professionally with Empowerment Coach and Motivational Speaker Paige Johnson @paige1ofsome. She is the content creator of amazing topics that makes you think via Instagram called Paige 1 of Some.


Two years ago she came up with the idea to start a YouTube channel that transformed into video content on Instagram.


The discussion-based IG forum created by a millennial that recognizes this generation needs a space to discuss the things millennials are thinking & experiencing, but not saying out loud.


Paige covers amazing topics from, myself defeating monologue, stop asking friends for discounts, negotiating your salary, power of positivity, millennial representation and more.


Follow Paige aka @Paige1ofSome on:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/paige1ofsome/

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8QRMEoGvcr4OV_dheZvktg/

The Book - Break Free of The Bullsh*t @ https://www.breakfreeofthebsbook.com/


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Paige and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> BCANCC 05 - Empowerment Coach, Motivational Speaker and Author w/ Paige Johnson-Serjue


This episode, it's all about starting the conversation and helping millennials uncover their potential personally & professionally with Empowerment Coach and Motivational Speaker Paige Johnson @paige1ofsome. She is the content creator of amazing topics that makes you think via Instagram called Paige 1 of Some.


Two years ago she came up with the idea to start a YouTube channel that transformed into video content on Instagram.


The discussion-based IG forum created by a millennial that recognizes this generation needs a space to discuss the things millennials are thinking & experiencing, but not saying out loud.


Paige covers amazing topics from, myself defeating monologue, stop asking friends for discounts, negotiating your salary, power of positivity, millennial representation and more.


Follow Paige aka @Paige1ofSome on:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/paige1ofsome/

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8QRMEoGvcr4OV_dheZvktg/

The Book - Break Free of The Bullsh*t @ https://www.breakfreeofthebsbook.com/


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Paige and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> Submerge Yourself in Culture on YouTube w/ Margarette Leandre Submerge Yourself in Culture on YouTube w/ Margarette Leandre Mon, 04 Nov 2019 22:00:15 GMT 37:13 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/19853800 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/submerge-yourself-in-culture-on-youtube-w-margarette-leandre--19853800 66676b495155490013a6348e 66676b43c446540011f035af BCANCC 04 - Video Content Creator- Scriptwriter - Producer and Director w/ Margarette LeandreIn this episode, we get to know and learn from content creator Margarette “CharisMaggie” Leandre @charismaggietv - Video Content Creator / Scriptwriter /... full BCANCC 04 - Video Content Creator- Scriptwriter - Producer and Director w/ Margarette Leandre


In this episode, we get to know and learn from content creator Margarette “CharisMaggie” Leandre @charismaggietv - Video Content Creator / Scriptwriter / Producer / Director - http://bit.ly/charismaggietvbcancc


Discover one of the members of #BCANCC, Margarette “CharisMaggie” Leandre. Margarette. A Guyanese-born, Jamaican and Haitian-raised YouTuber. She completed her studies in Jamaica, Belize and Canada. With a Bachelor of Science with a General Science Major and a French minor.


Being an international student can be a struggle. However, through the “CharisMaggie” experience, she was able to cope with living alone in a foreign country pretty well with the ability to express and connect as a content creator.


CharisMaggie TV is a YouTube channel that provides information in a fun, creative and unique way. The channel has a range of series that appeals to an audience who have an interest in university life, culture, lifestyle, food and vlogs.


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Margarette and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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In this episode, we get to know and learn from content creator Margarette “CharisMaggie” Leandre @charismaggietv - Video Content Creator / Scriptwriter / Producer / Director - http://bit.ly/charismaggietvbcancc


Discover one of the members of #BCANCC, Margarette “CharisMaggie” Leandre. Margarette. A Guyanese-born, Jamaican and Haitian-raised YouTuber. She completed her studies in Jamaica, Belize and Canada. With a Bachelor of Science with a General Science Major and a French minor.


Being an international student can be a struggle. However, through the “CharisMaggie” experience, she was able to cope with living alone in a foreign country pretty well with the ability to express and connect as a content creator.


CharisMaggie TV is a YouTube channel that provides information in a fun, creative and unique way. The channel has a range of series that appeals to an audience who have an interest in university life, culture, lifestyle, food and vlogs.


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Margarette and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> Seeing Black Canadian Excellence and The Black Experience w/ Ricardo McRae Seeing Black Canadian Excellence and The Black Experience w/ Ricardo McRae Tue, 08 Oct 2019 10:00:00 GMT 1:08:09 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/19417038 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/seeing-black-canadian-excellence-and-the-black-experience-w-ricardo-mcrae--19417038 66676b495155490013a6348f 66676b43c446540011f035af BCANCC 03 - Brand Builder / Marketing Director w/ Ricardo McRaeIn this episode, get to know content creator Ricardo McRae @ricardomcrae - A Brand Builder to now a Financial Marketing Director and Specialist in money makeovers for families and... full BCANCC 03 - Brand Builder / Marketing Director w/ Ricardo McRae


In this episode, get to know content creator Ricardo McRae @ricardomcrae - A Brand Builder to now a Financial Marketing Director and Specialist in money makeovers for families and entrepreneurs. https://linktr.ee/ricardomcrae


Ricardo McRae is committed to creativity and commerce working together. He is known for his commitment to business, creativity, finance and a community champion. He uses his unique mastery of fine arts, project management and technology into the momentum-building solutions that he designs for his clients. And now customizing wealth-building strategies and investing options from retirement planning; employer benefit packages; life insurance; critical illness and disability insurance; and, education planning for children.


Follow Ricardo:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ricardomcrae/

The Framing Podcast - http://apple.co/2lIq46E

Website - https://linktr.ee/ricardomcrae


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Ricardo and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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In this episode, get to know content creator Ricardo McRae @ricardomcrae - A Brand Builder to now a Financial Marketing Director and Specialist in money makeovers for families and entrepreneurs. https://linktr.ee/ricardomcrae


Ricardo McRae is committed to creativity and commerce working together. He is known for his commitment to business, creativity, finance and a community champion. He uses his unique mastery of fine arts, project management and technology into the momentum-building solutions that he designs for his clients. And now customizing wealth-building strategies and investing options from retirement planning; employer benefit packages; life insurance; critical illness and disability insurance; and, education planning for children.


Follow Ricardo:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ricardomcrae/

The Framing Podcast - http://apple.co/2lIq46E

Website - https://linktr.ee/ricardomcrae


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Ricardo and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> The Value of What We Do w/ Chantal Smith-Amsterdam The Value of What We Do w/ Chantal Smith-Amsterdam Tue, 17 Sep 2019 23:56:00 GMT 45:52 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/19145836 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-value-of-what-we-do-w-chantal-smith-amsterdam--19145836 66676b495155490013a63490 66676b43c446540011f035af BCANCC 02 - Founder-Blogger of Neri Magazine w/ Chantal Smith-Amsterdam In this episode, discover or get to know content creator Chantal Smith-Amsterdam @neri_magazine_com - A Brand Strategist / Blogger and Founder of Neri Magazine -... full BCANCC 02 - Founder-Blogger of Neri Magazine w/ Chantal Smith-Amsterdam


In this episode, discover or get to know content creator Chantal Smith-Amsterdam @neri_magazine_com - A Brand Strategist / Blogger and Founder of Neri Magazine - https://nerimagazine.com


Neri’s magazine’s platform is a showcase of renegades, originators and road pavers who soar to new heights. We shine a light on greatness and celebrate the innovations of people of colour from around the globe.


Through the magazine, Chantal and collaborators cover contexts of Activism, Wellness, Entertainment, Travel, Culinary Arts, Business, Fashion, Spirituality and yes, of course, Visual Art.


Follow Neri Magazine:

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NeriMagazine/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/neri_magazine_com/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/Neri_Magazine


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Chantal and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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In this episode, discover or get to know content creator Chantal Smith-Amsterdam @neri_magazine_com - A Brand Strategist / Blogger and Founder of Neri Magazine - https://nerimagazine.com


Neri’s magazine’s platform is a showcase of renegades, originators and road pavers who soar to new heights. We shine a light on greatness and celebrate the innovations of people of colour from around the globe.


Through the magazine, Chantal and collaborators cover contexts of Activism, Wellness, Entertainment, Travel, Culinary Arts, Business, Fashion, Spirituality and yes, of course, Visual Art.


Follow Neri Magazine:

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NeriMagazine/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/neri_magazine_com/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/Neri_Magazine


WHERE TO CATCH THE POD?

https://pod.link/1479639754


Interact with BCC:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadianccreators

Website: https://blackcanadiancreators.ca


To interact with Chantal and fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> From Music Videos to Documentaries w/ Alison Duke and Ngardy Conteh George From Music Videos to Documentaries w/ Alison Duke and Ngardy Conteh George Wed, 11 Sep 2019 01:48:49 GMT 37:53 https://api.spreaker.com/episode/19063502 false https://www.spreaker.com/episode/from-music-videos-to-documentaries-w-alison-duke-and-ngardy-conteh-george--19063502 66676b495155490013a63491 66676b43c446540011f035af full BCC 01 - Producer w/ Alison Duke & Director/Producer Ngardy Conteh George


In this episode, get to know content creators, Alison Duke and Ngardy Conteh George - A Producer Writer and A Director/Producer at Oya Media Group https://oyamediagroup.com


Alison Duke aka “Golde” (@therealgoldelox) is a storyteller, in every sense of the word. As a writer, director, producer, and visual artist, Alison tells dynamic stories that illuminate history, document the present, and push the culture forward.


Ngardy Conteh George (@mattrumedia) has emerged on the documentary scene at a time where the gaze has shifted to women of colour behind the lens to tell more powerful stories. As a Sierra Leonean-Canadian, Gaddy always wants to tell stories of the African Diaspora. As a director, she has achieved this with Soldiers for the Streets, a short documentary for the NFB, broadcast on CBC Television.


Sherley catches up with the ladies, who were in Atlanta for their documentary Mr. Jane and Finch (mrjaneandfinch.com) at The BronzeLens Film Festival. The documentary follows 81-year-old community activist Winston LaRose as he runs for city council in the 2018 Toronto municipal election.


The film is directed and produced by Ngardy Conteh George, co-produced by Alison Duke and edited by Sonia Godding. What is rare and such a gem this is a film made almost entirely by Black women.


Follow Alison and Ngardy:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/therealgoldelox/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mattrumedia/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/oyamediagroup/

Website - https://mrjaneandfinch.com


Catch the show on:

iTunes - http://bit.ly/bcanccitunes

Spotify - spotify:show:1L3V8jvqM87NoiFopVJR6p

GooglePlay - http://bit.ly/bcanccgoogleplay

iHeartRadio - http://bit.ly/bcancciheartradio

CastBox - https://castbox.fm/channel/id2363743

YouTube - http://bit.ly/bcanccyoutube

Podcast Addict - http://podplayer.net/?podId=2464970


Connect on:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancreators

Website: http://chonillanetwork.com


To interact with Alison and Ngardy plus fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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]]> BCC 01 - Producer w/ Alison Duke & Director/Producer Ngardy Conteh George


In this episode, get to know content creators, Alison Duke and Ngardy Conteh George - A Producer Writer and A Director/Producer at Oya Media Group https://oyamediagroup.com


Alison Duke aka “Golde” (@therealgoldelox) is a storyteller, in every sense of the word. As a writer, director, producer, and visual artist, Alison tells dynamic stories that illuminate history, document the present, and push the culture forward.


Ngardy Conteh George (@mattrumedia) has emerged on the documentary scene at a time where the gaze has shifted to women of colour behind the lens to tell more powerful stories. As a Sierra Leonean-Canadian, Gaddy always wants to tell stories of the African Diaspora. As a director, she has achieved this with Soldiers for the Streets, a short documentary for the NFB, broadcast on CBC Television.


Sherley catches up with the ladies, who were in Atlanta for their documentary Mr. Jane and Finch (mrjaneandfinch.com) at The BronzeLens Film Festival. The documentary follows 81-year-old community activist Winston LaRose as he runs for city council in the 2018 Toronto municipal election.


The film is directed and produced by Ngardy Conteh George, co-produced by Alison Duke and edited by Sonia Godding. What is rare and such a gem this is a film made almost entirely by Black women.


Follow Alison and Ngardy:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/therealgoldelox/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mattrumedia/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/oyamediagroup/

Website - https://mrjaneandfinch.com


Catch the show on:

iTunes - http://bit.ly/bcanccitunes

Spotify - spotify:show:1L3V8jvqM87NoiFopVJR6p

GooglePlay - http://bit.ly/bcanccgoogleplay

iHeartRadio - http://bit.ly/bcancciheartradio

CastBox - https://castbox.fm/channel/id2363743

YouTube - http://bit.ly/bcanccyoutube

Podcast Addict - http://podplayer.net/?podId=2464970


Connect on:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blackcanadiancreators

Website: http://chonillanetwork.com


To interact with Alison and Ngardy plus fellow creatives, join the community by visiting http://bit.ly/BlackCanadianCC.


Peace and keep creating, okay!

💬 What's on Your mind? Tag your thoughts with #BCCPod

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