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This Womanist Work Podcast

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/9j. Total Éps: 17

This podcast is for former church girls who woke up one day and realized that life was bigger than what Big Mama and the Bible say. These friends were lucky that as they started exploring their identities as Black women, they had each other.

The hosts, Kelli King-Jackson, ACC and Kendra Ross, PhD, invite you into their group chat as they talk about faith, f(r)amily, community, politics, and pop culture. They don't believe in leaving any Black woman behind so all are invited into the conversation!

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Ep. 12- Looking Towards the Ancestors for Guidance with Ashley Allison of Watering Hole Media

Saison 1 · Épisode 12

mercredi 1 janvier 2025 • Durée 46:30

In our season one finale episode, we are joined by Watering Hole Media's Chief Executive Officer, Ashley Allison. Ashley helps us break down steps for navigating life post-2024 general election. She encourages us to become clear and fortify our beliefs so we can stand ten toes down when needed, especially in our day-to-day interactions. She also calls on us to lean on the fact that our ancestors survived times such as this. We share what we are looking forward to in 2025, and we want to hear from you, so make sure you join the group chat and let us know on social media!

Additional links related to this episode:

1. Watering Hole Media is a social impact media project seeking to open minds, activate change, and win for the people

2. "Serene Compassion" by John and Denise Carmody is an evaluation of Buddhist thought and practice from a Christian point of view

3. "Spiritual Vision" by Nadra Nittle explores bell hooks' writings on Christianity, Buddhism, and feminism

A few of Ashley's favorite preachers:

4. TD Jakes' sermon The Conception of Faith, Sarah Jakes Roberts (daughter of TD Jakes), and Otis Moss

5. "Listening When Parts Speak: A Practical Guide to Healing with Internal Family Systems Therapy and Ancestor Wisdom" by Tamala Floyd

6. Hermeneutics of suspicion (definition courtesy of The Cambridge Companion to Liberation Theology) is employed with a Womanist Theology lens by Rev. Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas, Eboni Marshall Turman, and Monica Coleman

7. A clip of Ashley standing ten toes down as a Christian from CNN

Follow the show on Instagram and Facebook @thiswomanistworkpod to keep the group chat conversations going!

This episode was produced and edited by

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Ready to take your podcast to the next level? Centering Equity Productions specializes in high-quality audio content, from concept to marketing strategies. Focus on creating amazing stories while we handle the rest. Learn more about Centering Equity Productions here: www.centeringequityllc.com

Kelli King-Jackson is a certified professional coach to Black women leading in white spaces. In addition to coaching, she works with organizations truly committed to justice for Black women by providing philanthropic advising, facilitation, and speaking services. Learn more about Kelli's work here: https://www.iamkelli.com/

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Ep. 11- My Religion is the World: On Spirituality with Sheryl Thomas-Washburn

Saison 1 · Épisode 11

dimanche 22 décembre 2024 • Durée 48:26

Now that we are past the election and getting ready for the holiday season, we are returning for our full episode with Mama Sheryl! Sheryl Thomas-Washburn joins Kelli and Kendra to share more about how she got to where she is today. Mama Sheryl is Meg's mom, and she brings a whole lotta recipes for us to take with us. She starts by sharing her journey from a Christian Baptist church to her spiritual awakening; she shares tips for navigating one's spiritual journey, especially when you do not have community, and what it's like being in an interfaith relationship. Mama Sheryl also describes raising a queer daughter while connected to a fairly conservative church. Don't get punched in the face, because she just looks this cute. She will square up!

Additional links related to this episode:

1. Mama Sheryl makes her first appearance on Bonus Ep. 3- "If You're Not Uncomfortable, You're Not Doing the Work" with Sheryl Thomas-Washburn. Make sure you listen to this episode to hear all of her tips and tricks for JEDI work in today's society.

2. "A Course in Miracles" is a unique spiritual self-study program designed to awaken us to the truth of our oneness with God and Love

3. Mama Sheryl mentions how impactful the spiritual guidance she received at the Centers for Spiritual Living was to her. Check them out here!

Follow the show on Instagram and Facebook @thiswomanistworkpod to keep the group chat conversations going!

This episode was produced and edited by Centering Equity Productions, with the original theme song sung and created by Kendra Ross.

Hit our group chat to ask us a question or send us feedback on what you're enjoying about the show!

Ep. 10- God Exists, But So Does PCOS: On Black Women's Reproductive Health with Regina Townsend of the Broken Brown Egg

Saison 1 · Épisode 10

dimanche 8 décembre 2024 • Durée 01:25:55

Kelli and Kendra continue their conversation on Black women's reproductive health. This week they are joined by Regina Townsend, founder of The Broken Brown Egg. This organization exists to empower, inform, and advocate for those questioning or experiencing the impact of infertility, with an emphasis on the Black experience of it. Regina shares her fertility journey, how she started the Broken Brown Egg, how she's feeling today, given our current political climate, and how our ancestral cultural genius inspires her work. You'll also hear Regina describe her 'mental health kit,' and we invite you to share in the group chat on social media what you have in yours! Kendra offers a new takeaway question for us, which honors ourselves and our bodies.

P.S. Make sure you listen to the FULL episode because Regina blesses us with a recap of her book, Make IF Make Sense: Putting Words to the Feels of Infertility, and how you can join her community of women navigating their fertility journeys together.

Content warning: if you want to protect your peace and are sensitive to discussions about reproductive health issues and/or medical maltreatment and poor bedside manner, please take good care of yourself as you listen to this episode, and feel free to use the resources shared below

Additional links related to this episode:

1. Find the Broken Brown Egg here: Instagram and Website

2. Grab your copy of Regina Townsend's book, Make IF Make Sense: Putting Words to the Feels of Fertility

3. Check out Chocolate Brides' Instagram page, the magazine Regina mentions in the episode that inspired her development of the Broken Brown Egg

Ep. 9- Why Do I Know So Many Black Women With A Broken Uterus?: On Black Women’s Reproductive Health with Dr. Chiyah A. Lawrence

Saison 1 · Épisode 9

dimanche 24 novembre 2024 • Durée 01:09:03

Good Sis of the Pod, Dr. Chiyah A. Lawrence is back with Kendra and Kelli to discuss something we don't often discuss openly: reproductive health and the challenges Black women face. You'll hear each of them describe their experiences of navigating over the years, how it's impacted (or not impacted) their confidence as a woman, and Kendra even realizes in real time how much she has dealt with these challenges over the years. All three share pain management strategies that have worked well for them and resources they have incorporated into their wellness plans. As Black women, there is so much to learn from one another based on our experiences, and we want this episode to be informative, empowering, and supportive for all. We invite you to join us in the group chat and share what has worked well for you!

1. Midi Health, an online platform and virtual care clinic created by specialists in perimenopause and menopause:

2. Dr. Chiyah's gynecologist friend put her onto some game for how to make an IUD procedure more tolerable. Always ask for a paracervical block and lidocaine jelly. Here's a video of Dr. Ashley Jeanius, a board-certified OBGYN, explaining how it is helpful and what other procedures this combo could be used for:

Bonus Ep. 4- One Week Later: Post-Election Reflections

Saison 1 · Épisode 4

mercredi 13 novembre 2024 • Durée 25:09

The pod is podding! Kendra and Kelli share their reflections one week after the general election of 2024. Joined by their producer and digital media manager, Leatra and Meg, the hosts share their feelings immediately following the election and what they hope this means for our society going forward. Find your community, Black women, for such a time as this. This Womanist Work is a great place to start!

Additional links related to this episode:

1. If you haven't already, listen to Episode 8 of This Womanist Work titled "I Did Not Know What Freedom Was Until I Left: On Black Women Expats with Roshida Dowe and Stephanie Perry of ExodUS Summit"

2. Roshida Dowe from ExodUS Summit's video titled "Queer and Thriving Abroad"

3. Stephanie Perry, from ExodUS Summit's video titled "Countries Where Black Travelers Feel Welcome"

4. adrienne maree brown's book titled "Emergent Strategy"

Follow the show on Instagram and Facebook @thiswomanistworkpod to keep the group chat conversations going!

Centering Equity Productions produced and edited this episode, with the original theme song sung and created by Kendra Ross.

Hit our group chat to ask us a question or send us feedback on what you're enjoying about the show!

Ep. 8- I Did Not Know What Freedom Was Until I Left: On Black Women Expats with Roshida Dowe and Stephanie Perry of ExodUS Summit

Saison 1 · Épisode 8

dimanche 10 novembre 2024 • Durée 01:10:23

Black women-- we see you, hear you, and share your concerns post-election 2024. This week, Kendra and Kelli are joined by Roshida Dowe and Stephanie Perry, co-founders of ExodUS Summit. This organization hosts virtual and live events and workshops that show Black women ways to plan their ExodUS while fostering community. Roshida and Stephanie tell us where their go-to location would be if they had to make a quick escape from the United States, and they share their organization's 7-step plan that any Black woman can use to make their ExodUS a reality. As they note on the pod-- "go to a place where people will support your dreams."

Additional links related to this episode:

1. ExodUS Summit's guide on "Black Women's ExodUS from the USA: Start Here"

2. A newsletter article from Sherrilyn Ifill, President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, Inc. (LDF), that has resonated with Kelli and Kendra over the past few days and inspired their introduction to this week's episode

3. Stephanie Perry's website, Vaycarious, where she "makes sabbaticals and life abroad accessible to Black women"

4. Roshida Dowe's website, Career Break Coach, where she "helps women take career breaks, move abroad, and live life on their terms

5. Essence magazine article, titled "The ExodUS Summit Is Helping Black Women Make Their Expat Dreams A Reality"

6. This Womanist Work's access link to the 5th Annual ExodUS Summit 2024's replay videos (note: our hosts receive a commission when listeners make a purchase using this link)

Bonus Ep. 3- If You're Not Uncomfortable, You're Not Doing the Work with Sheryl Thomas-Washburn

Saison 1 · Épisode 3

dimanche 3 novembre 2024 • Durée 47:10

In this extended bonus episode, Kelli and Kendra are joined by Sheryl Thomas-Washburn, AKA Mama Sheryl, who highlights her JEDI-B (Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging) work experience and gives us an overview of her consulting work with Tomia LLC. They cover related topics such as white fragility and the discomfort of change. Specifically, why it is necessary. Tune in next week to hear more from Mama Sheryl in our full episode, but we hope you enjoy this month's bonus episode!

Additional links included in the episode:

1. Katy, TX school district considering a sensitivity policy for teachers after a book about a Native American allegedly makes white students uncomfortable

2. We reference Episode # 2- Ego is The Fear of Not Being Needed, where we discuss the importance of succession planning and how unique challenges emerge for Black women leaders

3. McKinsey & Company's Women in the Workplace study

Looking to book Sheryl Thomas-Washburn for your future speaking or consulting opportunities? You may contact her here:

Instagram- @the_sheryl_chronicles

Facebook- Sheryl Thomas-Washburn

LinkedIn- Sheryl Thomas-Washburn

Email- Sherylthomas189@gmail.comFollow the show on Instagram and Facebook to keep the group chat conversations going!

Ep. 7- Wine Down with This Womanist Work

Saison 1 · Épisode 7

lundi 28 octobre 2024 • Durée 01:06:39

Kendra and Kelli cover it all this week-- from The Church (and politics!) catering to entertainment purposes these days to a mighty read from Kendra towards Donnie Swaggart regarding his recent words condemning the Black Church. The nerve! Kelli also shares updates on her office renovations, and Kendra gives a shout-out to her friend, WNBA All-Star Kym Hampton, who was honored at the New York Liberty's recent championship parade as an original player on the team. The hosts are joined on the mic this week by their team: producer Leatra and social media manager Meg. The gang's all here!

Additional links related to this episode:

1. The Roots, "I Shall Proceed"

2. Donnie Swaggart's Instagram post

3. Cori Bush on her commitment to Palestinian liberation and the decision to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris

4. 1Hood's recent Black & Brown Men’s Voter Summit in Pittsburgh, PA, featuring Fat Joe, Viola Davis, Bun B, Cordae, Yusef Salaam, and Lt Gov Austin Davis

5. After a historic season, the WNBA players opt out of their current collective bargaining agreement (CBA)

6. WNBA championship winners, the New York Liberty, celebrate their first-ever championship

7. WNBA All-Star , who attended the championship parade with the New York Liberty

Ep. 6- Forging Our Way Towards a New Church: On Allyship and Healing with Denele Biggs

Saison 1 · Épisode 6

dimanche 13 octobre 2024 • Durée 01:08:40

Sign us up for the Christian Jubilee because we are getting into it on this episode! Our guest, Denele Biggs, takes us on a journey exploring critiques of the church and its exclusion of certain community members. She also shares her healing journey after a painful response from the church when she sought support, and the women share ways they've experienced church at musical performances (shout out to Beyonce and Kamasi Washington!).

Content warning: if you want to protect your peace and are sensitive to discussions about LGBTQ+ harm and/or domestic violence, please fast forward to the following timestamps to hear about different topics in this episode:

41:47 for a collective reimagining of the regeneration of the church
42:34 for a retelling of concert experiences as church
49:10 for a brief discussion of "church hurt"

Additional links related to this episode:

Cole Arthur Riley, author of Black Liturgies and This Here Flesh
Dr. Thema Bryant, clinical psychologist and minister, whose sermon served as the inspiration for this episode
Kamasi Washington, a musician whose work is praised as church experience in the episode
Gospel song- "Sign Me Up" (1987) song by Rev. Marvin Yancy
Our Bible mobile app, a resource for progressive Christians
The Trevor Project, a trained crisis support for young LGBTQ+ people
, a 24/7 crisis support via text message for all people

Ep. 5- THROWBACK: Grown Ass Black Women Standing on Business.

Saison 1 · Épisode 5

dimanche 29 septembre 2024 • Durée 55:23

Kelli and Kendra are taking a much-needed break from recording new episodes this week, but we want to give you a glimpse into where they started on their podcast journey. Hop into the way back machine with us as we listen to their first episode, recorded with friend of the pod, Dr. Chiyah A. Lawrence, back in February 2024. This week, they discussed everything from Dr. Kia Conerway's speech at the Black Baptist Convention to Usher's SKIMS campaign.

Links:

1. Dr. Kia Connerway's Speech

2. Rev. Dr. Gina M. Stewart's sermon titled "What We Gone Do With Jesus of Nazareth?" which was removed from the National Baptist Convention website, as Dr. Conerway references in her speech

2. Dr. Kia Connerway's Instagram

3. Usher and his SKIMS campaign... look at that smile!

Follow the show on Instagram and Facebook @thiswomanistworkpod to keep the group chat conversations going!

This episode was produced and edited by Centering Equity Productions, with the original theme song sung and created by Kendra Ross.

Hit our group chat to ask us a question or send us feedback on what you're enjoying about the show!

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