I used to listen to The Root podcasts, I LOVED it, but they don't play well with Stitcher, which I don't get, because the rest of Salon's podcasts are on there, but I digress.

Can y'all put me up on some blackity black podcasts? I need some new shit.

Also, any new and good podcats would be appreciated as well.

Thanks.

the Sal Masakela episode is good as well as the questo interview

Aisha really gets in depth with her guests. From birth all the way up to the present. You really get to learn about the lives of these famous folks. It's free flowing and quite entertaining. You get the guest who has let his guard down and isn't telling some pre-prepped story long enough for a 5 minute segment on a late night show.

that mature Gross/Glass level

and the length lasts my commute

no matter how interesting the topic, I can not make it through a Dave Davies filling in interview

or most of those podcasts listed in that other thread due to voice pitch…

on my station. The Music Snobs, All Al, and many more. Check us out fam. Link in sig. Or... in post that is steadily falling lol.

In Deep Show - http://indeepshow.podbean.com/2014/04/07/in-deep-show/

Black Is Online - http://www.blackisonline.com/ (The Jam in particular)

Go In Radio - http://goinradio.com

off the top

which is good but i got sick of having to sit through 30 minutes of them giving props to other podcasts, friends and listeners

oh which im sure mr elon james white is a poster here

It's kind of been hate listening. Not because of quality or anything but all the banter and the stories have just been so miserable and depressing.

his old show was WAY better imo, but the current one isn't bad
the show is mainly about social issues or his perspective on current events

i found out about the black guy who tips from bomani jones original show
it's ok but has seriously fallen off recently imo
the cohost (the wife) is so dumb it's almost cringe worthy to listen to
and now days the show is less funny and kind of bitchy with the main host bitching either about gay rights or what someone said to him on twitter

combat jack show is good again imo. went thru a rough patch couple months ago when they were transitioning to be more commercial but recently it seems like they are back in their comfort spot

the read. my girl put me on to this and it's funny though i'd say it's an acquired taste since it's kind of gossipy and gay

Lol

That really is the best way to describe it. I used to be a fan of kid fury's youtube channel. The read is ok but I prefer him by himself. They basically just talk about pop culture and read folks

Maybe it's because Crissle reminds me of some of my relatives and she's both though and cutely country all at once...

I listen to this week in blackness, TBGWT, Insanity Report, Nappy Afro, and this week in blackness.

These Nappy Afro niggas take slander to uncharted levels.

I couldn't find y'all on stitcher.

Y'all on tune in radio?

I don't think they realize that they have more fans than they realize. I think I may buy one of their shirts to show support. Also, I hope they will open up their show to include listener participation, espcially during football season. I would love to call in and discuss fantasy football, both college and pros.

I just bought a c-note worth of shirts from your store today just to let you know I am sincere with it. Also, I am excited to chop up game with you and the crew on fantasy football this season.

I will say that I am not on some one uppage/holier than thou shit with it. I definitely have knowledge and experience, but believe in having fun with it. I am a fantasy fanatic which is known to those who know me in my personal life. Anyone who is in 50 fantasy baseball leagues, at once, has to be on some other shit, which I am proud to wear as a badge of honor. Lol

I think we could have fun discussing fantasy sporta and hopefully it will help your podcast increase in popularity.

I will hit you up and see if you and your crew is down to set aside 30 mins or so to discuss it once the season starts. I appreciate the opportunity bruh.

>I don't think they realize that they have more fans than they
>realize. I think I may buy one of their shirts to show
>support. Also, I hope they will open up their show to include
>listener participation, espcially during football season. I
>would love to call in and discuss fantasy football, both
>college and pros.

I don't want listener participation. Nah, fuck us. Jerm turnt up now in the offseason. Imagine what will happen as Johnny Football does his best Romo impression next fall.

They talk about real shit plus there is Cleveland (Akron, technically) representation on the podcast.

Now if you'll excuse me , I have to go back to find their archives. I need a Zimmerman, Wale, and Lebron rant. Do I want to listen to the Cleveland slander after the decision assuming it's there?

Well..I see no issue with listener participation. I think Frocast is a podcast for the people and there is nothing wrong with mingling with the people who support them.

You are certainly within your right not to listen should they invite me to build on this football shit, but I definitely think it would set them apart from other podcasts.

The last thing I want to do is take away their identity and know that regardless of whether I am on it or you or anyone else for that matter, that I will always listening to their hilarious show while being entertained until they decide to stop podcasting.

http://www.nappyafro.com/category/frocast/

I'm trying to start at the beginning and it's not working. Is there a torrent for users to download the episodes?

It's Fan boy shit, but from a person of colors perspective. DJ Ben Hameen from Combat Jack.

Comedian Maronzio Vance's Just Killing Time is also a good podcast too. Kinda like Bill Burr's joint where he's just talking, but a good listen.

I first heard about him with this vid talking about Puffy and checked for him since.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1C2cg5MC1k8

His whole podcast is about him being mad though. Mad about the entertainment industry, current events. He almost quits like every week.

Nappy Afro
Black Is/Brown Girl Hour
Black Astronauts
Straight Outta LoCash
Pisces Life
Mr. No Good
The Ink
In Deep Show
The Black Guy Who Tips
Kasino's Corner aka 2 Brothas and a mic
Mr. Moody's Neighborhood
Doctor Abrasive
Dream Team
Hiphop Digest Show
Tariq Elite Radio
Where's my 40 Acres
Great Black Heroes
New Abolitionist Radio
Black Autonomy Federation
Ain't That A Bitch(Big D's podcast on Podomatic)

https://soundcloud.com/themusicsnobs

www.themusicsnobs.com/shows

https://twitter.com/TotalMusicSnobs

I really want those dudes to get funding.

The Evening Jones: Bomani Jones talks about any and everything except politics (doesn't want to lose that paper) and sports (contractually forbidden from it so he REALLY doesn't want to lose that paper).

Girl on Guy: Aisha Tyler has in depth interviews with various guests. She asks them about their entire lives and it really is quite entertaining. Even if you're not too familiar with the guest's work.

Black on Black Cinema: Four guys do MST3K thing with Black movies. Past movies they've done are Boomerang, 12 Years, Coming to America, New Jack City, Black Dynamite. The podcast is alright. I feel like the guys are all young and some of their comments seem to reflect immaturity that takes me out of the zone when listening. I have no problem with the jokes. That's the point of the show. To clown around. But I feel like I'm on a train with teenagers who just don't know when to quit. Also, they seem to do no prep for these movies other than watching them before the podcast. They get names of actors wrong and a lot of the behind the scenes stuff. That type of stuff bothers me because how can I take what you say seriously, when you don't know the name of the actor in the scene you're talking about. All that said, it's an okay podcast.

The Music Snobs: Probably the most professional (independent) podcast I listen to. The dudes are on point. Always entertaining. Arthur, Jehan, Scoop and Isaac really know their stuff and their music discussions are must listen IMO.

>The Evening Jones: Bomani Jones talks about any and
>everything except politics (doesn't want to lose that paper)
>and sports (contractually forbidden from it so he REALLY
>doesn't want to lose that paper).
>
>Girl on Guy: Aisha Tyler has in depth interviews with various
>guests. She asks them about their entire lives and it really
>is quite entertaining. Even if you're not too familiar with
>the guest's work.
>
>Black on Black Cinema: Four guys do MST3K thing with Black
>movies. Past movies they've done are Boomerang, 12 Years,
>Coming to America, New Jack City, Black Dynamite. The podcast
>is alright. I feel like the guys are all young and some of
>their comments seem to reflect immaturity that takes me out of
>the zone when listening. I have no problem with the jokes.
>That's the point of the show. To clown around. But I feel like
>I'm on a train with teenagers who just don't know when to
>quit. Also, they seem to do no prep for these movies other
>than watching them before the podcast. They get names of
>actors wrong and a lot of the behind the scenes stuff. That
>type of stuff bothers me because how can I take what you say
>seriously, when you don't know the name of the actor in the
>scene you're talking about. All that said, it's an okay
>podcast.
>
>The Music Snobs: Probably the most professional (independent)
>podcast I listen to. The dudes are on point. Always
>entertaining. Arthur, Jehan, Scoop and Isaac really know their
>stuff and their music discussions are must listen IMO.

I like the concept, but wish it had better hosts. That's one of the few podcasts I KNOW I can do better.

>I like the concept, but wish it had better hosts. That's one
>of the few podcasts I KNOW I can do better.


You could. Those dudes dont know half of wtf they are talking about. As mentioned previously, I think its because of their youth.

Do you know of any other podcasts that do that? I would definitely listen to those rather than Black on Black Cinema if they're out there.

they're all like mid-30s or so

I generally like Black on Black Cinema (while acknowledging its shortcomings) best when they really love a movie or when they don't like the movie at all and just roast it (see also, Tyler Perry's Temptation). I like the podcast overall, but a lot of the facts are wrong (why would they think Michael Jackson would have or should have written the music for "The Wiz"? It's a musical!) and the episodes can meander a bit because they do blow-by-blow coverage.

http://www.startalkradio.net/

Combat Jack
African History Network
Clock Radio Speakers ( Doc is white, but they mostly cover black music)
The Evening Jones

http://lsrules.podomatic.com/entry/2014-04-09T18_33_02-07_00

Not on iTunes or Stitcher yet.
It's the intro episode detailing how I got there & what's to come.

These niggas waaaaayyy under the radar.
kinda like The Music Snobs.
they did a dope show about Richard Pryor recently.
link below, thank me later

https://soundcloud.com/jasperredd

Funny show too.

can't go wrong

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/circusnuts100






http://cakesquares.tumblr.com/






“We must become the change we want to see.” - Ghandi

With Jamelle Smith and Michael Hill from ESPN. It's a black podcast loosely based on sports, but moreso just them sharing the black experience based on topics of the day. They get a lot out of guests that come on. Moreso than any other interviews I have heard. Even guest hosts bring a lot to the table when they have them.

Yeah I listen to most of their podcasts. I like it because Jemele and Michael Smith ain't no different than people I know. You know they're on TV and all that, but to hear them talk and tell stories, it's like kicking it with one of your boys. Real down to Earth. Plus Jemele went to neighborhood HS so I know where she's coming from with her perspective on things.

_____________________________________________________
"You can win with certainty with the spirit of "one cut". "Musashi Miyamoto

This guy Rude Jude is notorious. At least he smanged the director's girlfriend before they got him off the set.

I'm going through the archives and realizing this guy isn't shit. His stories about watching documentaries on ketamine are great.

Girl on Guy is GOOT!
TWIB is ok - I fux w/it.
Frocast ..... Y'all negros ain't shit! Had me DYING at work. :)

My wife and I started a podcast about a month ago. It's a work in progress but we just talk about general topics that interest us. We have three episodes up so far. Below are links to our podcast. If you listen, please feel free to offer us suggestions, comments or tips.


iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/just-the-two-of-us/id947722065?mt=2

OR

Podbean Website
http://slbates.podbean.com/

https://soundcloud.com/circusnuts100



�We must become the change we want to see.� - Ghandi

http://lsrules.podomatic.com/entry/2015-01-02T00_00_00-08_00

Inspired by Chris Rock's movie, I chose a song from each of the guys on my Top 5.

Hosted by Marina Franklin

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/friendslikeus-podcast/id889543680?mt=2

Zo Williams Zo What Show. They're both co-hosts of each other's shows. Zo What airs on Mondays on TRadioV & 5150 on Tuesdays on UStream.

I'm only recently getting into the Zo What
Show. Definitely informative and entertaining input from all the cast.
Zo is a good host and co-host Geoff Brown regularly drops jewels within all his humor.

the problem is the co-hosts and many of the guests are close-minded middle-aged black folks, so when the topics veer towards women's rights, anti-gay discrimination, and basically anything not a step removed from whatever was acceptable negro behavior in 1985 the shows become difficult to watch to the point of angering.

Corey talks shit but he's married. Zo is internally damaged when it comes to women

I mean, Schulz is white, but I'd say the show leans heavily towards a black demographic.

It's embarrassing sometimes how much of an apologist
he can be in relation to the issue of race and priviledge.
This is only my opinion of course..

Their show works best with no guests. They tend to get into giggle/pandering fests with guests.

Also, even despite their disclaimer of being "brilliant idiots", their stances on certain issues does manage to piss me off from time to time.

>Their show works best with no guests. They tend to get into
>giggle/pandering fests with guests.

Especially with female guests.

>Also, even despite their disclaimer of being "brilliant
>idiots", their stances on certain issues does manage to piss
>me off from time to time.

Lol I feel you. They can be incredibly ignorant at times, but more often than not, they make me laugh.

almost kinda intimidating as i usually like a bit lighter/funnier convo, but its goooood

>almost kinda intimidating as i usually like a bit
>lighter/funnier convo, but its goooood

because they hit you with some shit that "damn, never really thought about that" ... and go in.

Plus, one of the main things is that the dudes are pretty engaging, distinct, personalities. sometimes you KNOW what a certain someone is gonna say and you tune in for that reason.

First started listening because of their Prince podcasts but their non-Prince material is pretty hilarious, particularly the Geeked Out and This Is What We Do series. A couple of over-the-top personalities there which make it hilarious.


also, as mentioned, NappyAfro. You gotta listen to it for the KingJerm/SauleWright combo. Jerm definitely is the dude where you hear him and you automatically associate the show with his presence.

One time, a LONG time ago (it feels like), El Blocko was actually on their podcast... it was hilarious to hear him.

Evening Jones (Bomani Jones)
His And Hers (Michael Smith & Jemele Hill)
The Black Guy Who Tips
Desus vs. Mero
Race Wars (Sherrod Small & Kurt Metzger)
The Champs (Neal Brennan - Chappelle Show, etc. & Moshe Kasher)
Rantin & Ravin (Yamanieka Saunders)
The Read
The Brilliant Idiots (Charlemagne Tha God & Andrew Schulz)
Jalen & Jacoby (Jalen Rose & David Jacoby)
Combat Jack Show
Juan Epstein (Cipha Sounds & Rosenburg)
The Fan Bros
The Music Snobs
The Beige Philips Show (Dante Nero)

i would throw all those in that category. it's not always black hosts but most are (or are one black host, one white host) and those are black sports, music, comedy and culture.

I listened to the latest episode of this dude...

and he spent 30 minutes talking about how people was dissing his wife.. and he was on some "Eff you" ish... enough for me not to listen anymore....

Then talking about greatest album skits and not mentioning De La or Black Sheep..



Nah Bro

I don't know how often you listened but basically they had a 5 star iTunes review policy that they would read your review regardless of what you said positive or negative as long as you left 5 stars. And lots of people were nice but every now and then especially last year were using as a bully pulpit to air grievances about the show. His wife in particular especially about her accent. People would call her dumb and country and folks have tried to leave voice mails going in on her. And this show has been going hot for 5 years so imagine having to occasionally read feedback about people going in on your wife. Dude got fed up and vented. I don't blame him.

The Champs

Race Wars

Church of Whats Happening Now

Girl on Guy

Bertcast

Combat Jack

I like that it comes out as frequently as it does and that it's super casual. It' great for long work days.

Other favorites:

The Combat Jack Show (tho I miss the original format with the big group)
The Read
FanBros
Desus vs. Mero (#wefamily)
The Brilliant Idiots (did y'all hear Desus & Mero on last week?)
Black on Black Cinema
CinemaBun

my favorite podcast (across the board) episode to date.

until I heard that episode.

It was like all of Desus' trolling on this board, and on Twitter, was training and prep for that moment where he shut Andrew Schulz (who, I think, was trolling him too?) down.

that shit was like hearing my favorite song for he first time.

i mean, it was fucking hilarious, don't get me wrong.

but they all hanging out getting them Guy Code checks now.

Still, I could barely breathe when Desus told him that the MTA ran the Underground Railroad. I'm laughing now just typing it out.

...

He messed up with that one. Schultz is annoying as shit by the way.

He also talks about segregation being a great idea, poorly executed, all the time.

Adnan Black yo!

Host: Ali Leroi (comic, writer, producer & director)
Co-Host: Owen Smith (comic, actor & writer)

They mostly have black entertainers & personalities on the show
Very funny, in-depth & insightful interviews

A list of some folks they've had on the podcast:

Malcolm D Lee
Andre Cymone
Luenell
Leslie Jones
Todd Bridges
Tichina Arnold
Reggie Hudlin
Sinbad
Bishop Don Magic Juan
Debbie Allen
Russell Simmons
Ernest Dickerson

They started in 2014 and have about thirty episodes or so

Personal favorites: The Sinbad & Luenell episodes go hard. Didnt realize how crazy Sinbad was. And Luenell is just the truth.

Website: http://aliassmithandleroi.com/listen/

both also on stitcher

http://www.oamaudio.com/bnp/
http://www.sidebarnation.com/

Hosted by W. Kamau Bell and Kevin Avery. They seem like they are still trying to find their stride but overall I enjoy the podcast. It's pretty funny and the Kamau and Kevin have a great rapport.

http://denzelwashington.wolfpop.com/audio/playlists/3970

we've poached a couple of OKPs to be guests on our new show and it's worked out very well.

hosted by my old lady:

http://soundcloud.com/drinksw-friends

does it really matter?

wonder what bin's doing?
http://i.imgur.com/phECCMp.jpg

Been a lurker on GD from way way back, but figured this was as good a chance as any to plug my show For Colored Nerds.

We're two friends who talk news, culture, and argue for the rest of the show. Made it to #3 in New and Noteworthy and the AV club just gave us a nod for our episode on Kendrick and the myth of Black on Black violence.

Here are our stitcher and iTunes links and that AV Club article, just in case you don't take my word for it.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/for-colored-nerds/id957205646?mt=2
http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/for-colored-nerds
http://www.avclub.com/detail/comedy-bang-bang-and-wtf-remember-harris-wittels-f-215552

Listen, then judge the fuck out of me for my screenname. Not sure wtf I was thinking with that one. Anyway, I've loved the board for years; hopefully you love the show.

only two eps deep but pretty hilarious.

who the fuck is Marisa Mendez tho? she's great as the THOT (no slut shame-o) to Joe Budden's presumed man-THOT-ness.

some good industry stories so far.

This is his podcast with Chocolate Snowflake. It's hilarious. I especially love the sing-along moments.

http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-newlyweds-podcast

we're traveling to local bars now.

mixing it up with the patrons of DC's smith commons.

http://soundcloud.com/drinksw-friends/ep-6-check-the-receipts

like us on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/drinkswithfriends

There's *different* Drinks With Friends Page and your link directs to it. Yours has a "1" at the end.

Like this:

https://www.facebook.com/drinkswithfriends1

>we're traveling to local bars now.
>
>mixing it up with the patrons of DC's smith commons.
>
>http://soundcloud.com/drinksw-friends/ep-6-check-the-receipts
>
>like us on facebook:
>http://www.facebook.com/drinkswithfriends
>
>
>
>

https://www.facebook.com/groups/blackpodcasters/

thanks for this tip.

is this an active community?

It's very active. Over 400 members. People exchange hints, tips, etc. about podcasting, blogging, etc.. There's a weekly podcast episode post where you can post your latest episode. I've been a member for a couple of months and it's a good group IMO.

here's the new one: https://www.facebook.com/drinkswithfriendspodcast

LS Rules? KingMonte? Who the fuck do I think I am?

The last episode had Nic from the "What's The Tea?" podcast choose 5 songs for 5 Song Friday.
I also lay out why I believe the Republican agenda is an evil agenda: http://lsrules.podomatic.com/entry/2015-04-16T16_55_57-07_00

I'm lookin forward to dat shit.

with Taxst One.Funny dude. It's part of Loud Speakers network with Combat Jack and them. He had PeeWee Kirkland on an episode.
https://soundcloud.com/taxseason

Combat Jack took Rosenberg's soul. #RAISETHEBAR

Pee-Wee episode is great

Koku's Lauryn Hill diatribe was not as disrespectful as I thought it would be. She didn't go in but got her point across in a respectful tone.

I'll just add Our National Conversation About Conversations About Race aka About Race

nm

http://www.buzzfeed.com/anotherround

Two women talk about crazy stuff that is in their lives or that they encounter in life, then they have an interview, usually with a journalist. Nice way to spend an hour or so. I don't know if either of them are OKP's, but the podcast is our speed.

nm

It's W. Kamau Bell & friends

http://denzelwashington.wolfpop.com/audio/playlists/3970

It has it's moments, but I it has my regular rotation.

https://soundcloud.com/rantinandravin

I'm on the fence with this one. It's a little too "Giiiirrrrl...!" for me, but I'm sure there's an audience.

a little about soccer, a little about the liberal arrogance of the american soccer experience and racism worldwide, a little jodeci.

https://soundcloud.com/soccer-gods

https://soundcloud.com/afropop-worldwide