BACKTalk Podcast By Successful Black Parenting Magazine podcast

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Black Maternal and Infant Health Disparities Review 18:48

cách đây 7 ngày trước18:48

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This literature review from the National Black Child Development Institute’s Black Infant and Maternal Health Task Force takes a hard look at Black maternal and infant health disparities through the lenses of anti-Black racism, intersectionality, and Afrofuturism. You’ll learn how structural racism and racial trauma drive adverse birth outcomes, like low birth weight, and contribute to preventable maternal deaths. We’ll also explore an Afrofuturist Systems Design Process that centers Black experiences, knowledge, and community wisdom to forge transformative, equity-driven solutions. Whether you’re a parent, in health care, education, or policy, join us as we outline the comprehensive policy reforms and structural changes needed to dismantle oppressive systems and ensure Black families not only survive but thrive. 🔍 Key Takeaways: The role of structural racism in maternal and infant health Intersectional factors that exacerbate adverse birth outcomes An introduction to Afrofuturist Systems Design for health equity Actionable strategies for policy, clinical practice, and community leadership 🎧 Listen, Follow & Share Help us reach more professionals by following BACKtalk on Spotify, leaving a ⭐ rating, and sharing this episode with your network! #BlackMaternalHealth #InfantHealthEquity #HealthEquity #StructuralRacism #Afrofuturism #PolicyChange #EducationEquity #BlackFamiliesThrive Disclosure: This review was generated by AI.…

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From Surviving to Thriving: Black Single Moms Rewrite the Rules of Success 26:34

cách đây 29 ngày trước26:34

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Being a single Black mom is rarely framed as powerful or successful, but Dr. Vicki Wright-Hamilton is here to change that. In this inspiring episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste speaks with Dr. Vicki about her groundbreaking book and documentary Diary of Successful Black Single Mothers . They dive into the truth behind single motherhood, breaking stereotypes, and how to define success on your own terms. From launching a skincare line to creating a board game and founding a certification program for single moms, Dr. Vicki shows that success isn’t one-size-fits-all. 🎧 Listen in for wisdom, motivation, and the reminder that your story is still being written and it's powerful. ⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Diary of Successful Black Single Mothers 00:00 – Intro and welcome to BACKtalk 01:00 – Meet Dr. Vicki Wright-Hamilton and her background 03:00 – What inspired the anthology and documentary project 06:00 – Breaking the stigma around Black single mothers 09:00 – Stories that moved her most in the project 12:00 – Why redefining success is essential 15:00 – The Emory-backed certification program for single moms 18:00 – From tech executive to author: Vicki’s career journey 21:00 – Launching a skincare line and a board game 24:00 – Balancing ambition and wellness 27:00 – What true success looks like for Black single moms 30:00 – How to support the movement and get involved 33:00 – Final words of encouragement and wrap-up…

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Raising Confident Kids: Stopping Impostor Syndrome Before It Starts with Drs. Orbe-Austin 35:19

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Impostor syndrome doesn’t start in adulthood. For many Black children, the seeds of self-doubt are planted early. In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste speaks with Drs. Lisa and Richard Orbe-Austin—renowned psychologists, executive coaches, TEDx speakers, and authors of Your Child’s Greatness: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Children Without Impostor Syndrome (Ulysses Press, 2025). They break down how parents can spot early warning signs, affirm identity, and help their children develop lasting self-confidence. 🎧 You’ll learn: • How impostor syndrome shows up in children • Ways to build identity-affirming spaces at home • What parents can do to stop self-doubt early • Tools to raise confident, self-assured kids 📚 Get the book: https://amzn.to/3Ez6Cmx…

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Defend Your Name: Helping Kids Embrace Their Unique Names with Luvvie Ajayi Jones 26:19

cách đây 4 weeks trước26:19

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What does a name really mean? For many Black and immigrant children, it means identity, heritage, and pride. But what happens when the world tells them their name is too different? In this special episode of BACKtalk by Successful Black Parenting Magazine , host Janice Robinson-Celeste talks with bestselling author and “Professional Troublemaker” Luvvie Ajayi Jones about her powerful new children’s book Little Troublemaker Defends Her Name . Inspired by her own story of growing up Nigerian-American, Luvvie shares how parents can help kids stand tall in who they are, starting with their names. 🎧 Topics include: • Why names matter and how they shape confidence • How to help kids respond to microaggressions • The emotional impact of never seeing your name on a keychain • Tips for parents raising bold, unapologetic children • Luvvie’s movement to get 10,000 books into classrooms Find Little Troublemaker Defends Her Name on Amazon: https://amzn.to/42XFl5j Follow Luvvie everywhere @Luvvie Follow us @SuccessfulBlackParenting TIMESTAMP 00:00 – Intro and welcome 02:45 – Luvvie explains the meaning of her name 05:30 – Why she calls herself a “Professional Troublemaker” 12:10 – Story behind *Little Troublemaker Defends Her Name* 18:35 – How mispronouncing names becomes a microaggression 25:00 – Advice for parents raising bold kids 31:20 – Where to get the book and join the sponsorship train…

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Black Moms Deserve to Survive: The Truth About Maternal Mortality in America 46:44

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Why are Black women still three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes in the U.S.? In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste speaks with OB-GYN and advocate Dr. Faith Ahuba during Black Maternal Health Week. They discuss systemic racism in healthcare, personal stories of survival, implicit bias, and what real advocacy looks like for moms, dads, and communities. 🎧 Dr. Ahuba shares her own postpartum experience, the role of doulas, and how faith and mindset can help us heal. This is more than a conversation—it's a wake-up call. 🔗 Learn more at SuccessfulBlackParenting.com 📘 Get Dr. Ahuba’s book Peace Rx on Amazon 📲 Follow us @SuccessfulBlackParenting ⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Black Maternal Health Awareness Week 00:00 – Intro and launch of Black Maternal Health Awareness Week 01:00 – Why Black maternal mortality is a crisis 03:00 – Guest intro: Dr. Asoha Faith Ahuba shares her background 05:00 – Icebreaker: What most people don’t know about Dr. Faith 07:00 – Why Black women are still dying at higher rates in 2025 10:00 – Root causes: systemic racism, empathy, and provider education 13:00 – Patient self-advocacy and the CDC’s ‘Hear Her’ initiative 16:00 – Janice shares her personal story of being mistreated during labor 20:00 – What providers can do differently and why implicit bias training matters 24:00 – Fear of retaliation: Why some Black patients stay silent 27:00 – How to strategically escalate complaints during birth care 30:00 – Why advocacy should be taught in birthing classes 33:00 – Should you find a Black OB-GYN or just an empathetic one? 36:00 – Preconception health and planning for safer pregnancies 39:00 – Dr. Faith’s message to scared Black moms: Faith over fear 42:00 – How generational trauma shows up during pregnancy 45:00 – Dr. Faith’s book Peace Rx and the role of faith in healing 48:00 – What policies would Dr. Faith implement if she had the power 51:00 – Should hospitals publish maternal mortality data? 53:00 – How to advocate effectively and where to find Dr. Faith’s work 55:00 – Closing thoughts and thanks from Janice Robinson-Celeste #BlackMaternalHealthWeek #BACKtalk #BlackMomsMatter…

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Senator Warnock Children's Book: Leo’s Lunchbox: Teaching Generosity in a Time of Need 23:45

cách đây 7 weeks trước23:45

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In this heartfelt episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste sits down with Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock to discuss his new children’s picture book, We’re In This Together: Leo’s Lunchbox . Inspired by the biblical story of the Feeding of the Five Thousand, this modern parable follows a young boy named Leo who learns that sharing—even when you don’t have much—can lead to unexpected abundance. Together, they dive into topics like food insecurity, the threats to free lunch programs and SNAP benefits, the importance of early childhood education like Head Start, and why faith, compassion, and community must guide the way we raise our children, especially in today’s divided climate. Senator Warnock also opens up about his inspiration for Leo’s story, his memories as a “free lunch kid,” and how parenting his two young children shapes his values and vision for the future. Tune in for a conversation full of truth, tenderness, and purpose. ⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Leo’s Lunchbox with Rev. Raphael Warnock 00:00 – Welcome and introduction to the episode 00:50 – The reality of food insecurity for children in America 02:00 – Senator Warnock joins the show and introduces himself 03:40 – Signature icebreaker: the parenting lesson that shaped his life 05:15 – The inspiration behind Leo’s Lunchbox and the biblical roots 07:40 – Why the book centers a child facing poverty and scarcity 10:20 – Discussion on child poverty, SNAP, Head Start, and public policy 13:30 – How storytelling can influence national values and compassion 15:00 – Dr. King’s “Beloved Community” and the message of giving 17:30 – A real-life memory that inspired Leo’s character 19:00 – The importance of inclusive, diverse children’s literature 21:00 – Being a dad: how parenting reshaped how he communicates big ideas 23:30 – Writing for children vs. writing for adults 25:20 – Why “second chances” is a core message in the book 27:00 – The role of faith-based values in parenting today 28:45 – Final thoughts and where to find the book and follow Rev. Warnock 30:00 – Outro and call to action from Janice Robinson-Celeste…

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Womb Work: How One Black Woman Changed the Fertility Playbook 43:57

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Eloise Drane has been a 6-time egg donor and 3-time surrogate, but her greatest legacy might be how she’s reshaping the fertility industry itself. In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste speaks with Eloise about founding Family Inceptions, the first Black woman-owned fertility agency in the U.S., and how she’s breaking down barriers for intended parents, surrogates, and egg donors, especially Black women. From discrimination in fertility clinics to the emotional and physical realities of surrogacy, Eloise gets real about what it takes to build a family and why inclusion matters. ⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Womb Work with Eloise Drane 00:00 – Welcome and introduction to the episode 01:00 – Meet Eloise Drane and the inspiration behind Family Inceptions 04:00 – Icebreaker: A childhood lesson that still guides Eloise 06:00 – Eloise’s first experience as an egg donor and how it went wrong 10:00 – The turning point: discovering Black women do need fertility support 13:00 – Becoming a surrogate and founding her own agency 17:00 – Facing discrimination in the fertility space 20:00 – The emotional and mental strength required for donation and surrogacy 24:00 – Why the fertility industry is dominated by white leadership 27:00 – How fertility work impacts legacy and community 30:00 – Compensation details and requirements for egg donation and surrogacy 34:00 – Understanding gestational vs. traditional surrogacy 37:00 – Steps to become an egg donor or surrogate 40:00 – Fertility360: Full-spectrum reproductive care and education 43:00 – Why Black families need early education on reproductive health 46:00 – Costs and options for families seeking surrogates or donors 49:00 – Addressing Black maternal health risks and state laws 52:00 – Where to find Eloise and learn more about Family Inceptions 54:00 – Final thoughts and wrap-up from Janice Robinson-Celeste…

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️ From NFL to Author Martellus Bennett on Dreaming Big Breaking Barriers & Dear Black Boy 46:17

cách đây 10 weeks trước46:17

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🏈✨ From NFL Champion to Creative Powerhouse In this inspiring episode of the BACKtalk Podcast , we sit down with Martellus Bennett —Super Bowl Champion, author, animator, and world-builder—to talk about his powerful children’s book, Dear Black Boy . Martellus opens up about why he walked away from football at the top of his game to pursue what he calls his “real job”: creating space for Black children to dream without limits . We explore: 🔹 The meaning behind Dear Black Boy 🔹 Why imagination is revolutionary for Black youth🔹 How parenting is life coaching in its truest form🔹 What it takes to break generational barriers and build new worlds Whether you’re a parent, educator, or just someone who believes in the power of Black storytelling, this episode will inspire you to lead, love, and create with purpose. 📚 Dear Black Boy is more than a book—it’s a movement. 🎧 Tune in now and tag someone who needs to hear this. ⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Martellus Bennett on Dreaming Big & Dear Black Boy 00:00 – Intro and welcome to BACKtalk 01:00 – Meet Martellus Bennett: NFL star turned children's book author 04:00 – Favorite NFL memories and his connection to food 06:00 – Why he started writing children's books while playing football 10:00 – The lack of representation in children’s books for Black girls 13:00 – Why he focuses on expanding Black boys’ imagination 17:00 – The inspiration behind Dear Black Boy 20:00 – Sports as metaphor: life beyond the game 24:00 – Helping Black boys dream bigger with more than sports 28:00 – The power of storytelling and identity for Black kids 32:00 – How Black men can be gardeners of potential 35:00 – Reflections vs. representation in children’s media 39:00 – Why he doesn’t limit himself to one creative role 42:00 – Teaching kids to rewrite their own story 45:00 – Raising a creative child: messy, joyful, and intentional 49:00 – Participation in your child's imagination 52:00 – Honoring and passing on Black history through storytelling 56:00 – What's next: tech, video games, AR storytelling, and Disney 60:00 – Closing remarks and where to find Martellus Bennett online…

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Why Breastfeeding Disparities Are Putting Black Newborns at Risk—and How We Fix It 43:00

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🎧 Only 73% of Black newborns are ever breastfed — but why? And what’s standing in the way of support that all parents deserve? In this powerful episode of BACKtalk with host Janice Robinson-Celeste , we sit down with expert lactation consultant Dr. Clifton Kenon Jr., IBCLC, DNP, RN to uncover the root causes of breastfeeding disparities in the Black community. From systemic barriers to cultural stigma and lack of access, we explore what’s really going on — and how to change it. 💡 Breastfeeding equity means making sure every parent, regardless of race, income, or location, has equal access to support, education, and care. It’s about giving every baby the healthiest start possible — and it’s long overdue. Whether you’re a parent, advocate, or simply care about health justice, this conversation will open your eyes and fire you up for change. 🍼 Hosted by Janice Robinson-Celeste of Successful Black Parenting Magazine. Tune in now — your voice and your village matter. ⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Breastfeeding Disparities with Dr. Keenan 00:00 – Intro and welcome to BACKtalk 01:00 – Meet Dr. Clifton Keenan Jr. and his extensive work in lactation 04:00 – Icebreaker: Fun facts about Dr. Keenan 06:00 – Why breastfeeding is a critical health issue in the Black community 09:00 – Understanding breastfeeding disparities and historical context 13:00 – How systemic racism and medical mistrust impact breastfeeding 17:00 – Cultural normalization and family/community support 21:00 – Access to care: rural health, food deserts, and support systems 25:00 – The legacy of wet nursing and reclaiming breastfeeding pride 28:00 – Culturally competent lactation care and community education 32:00 – Inclusive lactation support for LGBTQ+ and non-traditional families 36:00 – Creating breastfeeding-friendly public and private spaces 40:00 – Addressing stigma and supporting bystander advocacy 44:00 – Longer-term breastfeeding: why two years is the standard 47:00 – How hospitals and birth centers can support lactation 51:00 – Why every parent deserves lactation support 54:00 – Where parents can turn for resources and community help 57:00 – How to connect with Dr. Keenan and final thoughts…

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Running A Business And Motherhood 42:14

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Successful Black Parenting Magazine -- Dream of wanting to start your own business and you are a mom? Stuck in the spiral of working, coming home too tired to do a side hustle but needing more money to survive? We got you! Listen to this episode with host Janice Robinson-Celeste and Lakeisha Robichaux tell you how they did it and how you can do it, too. m5o5DS0ywn8HXaLA7c5p #BossBae #SideHustle #StartYourBusiness #StartYourOwnBusiness #BlackParenting #MomsInBusiness…

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Get Your Wiggle On: An Inspiring Chat with Tsehay Hawkins, The Yellow Wiggle! 7:11

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Get ready to wiggle! In this episode, we chat with Tsehay Hawkins, the trailblazing Yellow Wiggle and the first woman of color to join The Wiggles. Tsehay shares her inspiring journey from Ethiopia to becoming a global role model, how she brings her vibrant culture and dance to the stage, and the importance of representation in children’s media. Plus, don’t miss the scoop on The Wiggles’ 2025 U.S. tour and why music and movement are key to child development. This is an episode full of inspiration, joy, and a whole lot of wiggling! #TheWiggles #TsehayHawkins #RepresentationMatters #MusicAndMovement #ChildDevelopment…

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Navigating Autism: Essential Insights for Black Parents Raising Children on the Spectrum 48:37

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In this episode of BACKtalk, we’re thrilled to welcome Crystal Jordan, an autism advocate, author, and founder of Zachariah’s World, known for her book Just Like You, which sheds light on autism awareness and acceptance. Crystal, celebrated for her dedication to empowering families and fostering inclusivity, shares her personal journey and provides invaluable insights for navigating life as a Black parent of an autistic child. Join us as Crystal discusses essential tips, practical resources, and ways to promote understanding and support in a world where every child deserves to be seen and valued. This episode is a must-listen for parents, advocates, and allies striving to make a positive impact. #autism #autismawareness #neurodivergent #neurodiversity…

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STEM For Black Kids: It's Not Rocket Science! ...or is it? 38:10

cách đây 29 weeks trước38:10

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🌟 Get ready to be inspired! Join us as we dive into a powerful conversation with Terysa Ridgeway, a former rocket scientist, Google Program Manager, and best-selling author of the “Terysa Solves It” STEM book series. Terysa has dedicated her life to opening doors for the next generation, teaching kids not only how to code but also how to dream big and reach for the stars. 🚀 In this episode, we’ll explore: • Why coding is a critical skill for kids today—and how it can set them up for tomorrow’s high-demand careers. • Terysa’s journey from rocket scientist to children’s book author and STEM advocate. • Practical ways to get children curious and excited about technology, no matter their age! • Whether you're a parent, teacher, or simply passionate about empowering the next generation, this conversation is a must-watch. Tune in and discover how coding literacy is shaping the future—and how you can help your child get a head start! #science #STEM #RocketScientist #BlackExcellence #BlackGirlMagic #Technology #Tech…

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PARENTS ARE STRESSED! + The Importance Of Community 45:32

cách đây 29 weeks trước45:32

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🚨 Stressed Out? You’re Not Alone! 🚨On this week’s BACKtalk 🎙️, we’re sitting down with Shawna Wells, a seasoned educator, and CEO of B is for Black Brilliance ✨. We’re diving into parental stress and the power of building your village 🏘️ to not just survive but THRIVE! 🙌🏾 Discover practical tips on how to create strong support systems 💪🏾, balance work and family 🧑🏾‍💼👨🏾‍👩🏾‍👦🏾, and uplift your kids’ brilliance 🌟.Tune in to Forming Your Village: Parental Stress + The Importance Of Community and reclaim your sanity! 💡👑 #stress #parents #moms #stressedout #ftk #tired #dads…

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Protecting Black Children from Human Trafficking 50:57

cách đây 29 weeks trước50:57

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In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, we sit down with Sophia A. Strother, a courageous survivor of sex trafficking. Sophia shares her harrowing journey from the depths of childhood trauma to becoming a beacon of hope for others. Discover the alarming realities of sex trafficking, and gain vital insights on how parents can safeguard their children. Join us as we discuss prevention strategies, the importance of awareness, and how to empower our communities to combat this pervasive issue. #humantrafficking #protectchildren #Safety…

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