BBRB ( Black Boys R Beautiful) is a health program and this podcast is part of our effort to reach black boys within the United States and the African diaspora.
Program Goals: + increase self esteem + create self awareness + support self actualization + share holistic selfcare practices
Tune in weekly to listen to knowledge shared for the benefit of our blackboys, parents and community leaders.
Community Leader episodes are specifically for adults.
|| This podcast is for black boys, parents/guardians and community leaders ||
Hosted by Gracesspirit & Brother Maj’co Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bbrbpodcast/support
Community Workers Edition-
Meet the ISS Coordinator Ms. Cole of Eastern HS and Mr. Strickland (former Restorative Justice Coordinator at Eastern) who discuss what “doing the work”feels like for them, Eastern needs in continuing to support students and the urgent need for more parental participation. Extra Shout out to Mr. Jenkins joining the conversation and for his behind the scene support with equipment set.
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This episode features Nas a 12th grader at Eastern HS who sat down with Randell Strickland former Restorative Justice coordinator at Eastern. Nas shares his experience choosing a college, family values, decision making and the formation of the 4.0 Boyz.
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The student cast at Eastern H.S. in Washington DC discuss gun flashing, what it feels like to be rejected and personal goals for the week ahead.
Co-host: Gracesspirit
Student Cast: Danate, Jomel, Dashawn, Mohkei
@Bbrbeautiful
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One of BBRB's very first interviews was with a young talent and author T'Andre Tyre. In his first book titled "Heartbreak in a Young Man: In Love with Her Shadow" he expresses his feelings with poems written about his breakup and how I chose to express my thoughts and feelings through poetry.
Listen for this first time or revisit the episode.
(previously published 2020)
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All year long we are speaking with Black men who demonstrate high levels of self love and self awareness in efforts to set real life positive models for Black boys and the Black community.
Part discussion with Kwame aka @Kmatikc, creator of @Saturdaynightbikeclub
Interviewed by @Gracesspirit
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All year long we are speaking with Black men who demonstrate a high levels of self love and self awareness in efforts to set examples for Black boys and the community. On this episode we are listening to Kwame @Kmatikc
Listen to part 1 of our discussion.
@BBRBeautiful
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Part 3 of the BBRB Clinic- Dr. Hill presents "How to Heal while still Moving"
@WellnessXChill
Hosted by @Beautifulblackboybliss
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Author and educator Courtney Wheeler (@Clove410) sheds some light on re-parenting and not overlooking our older youth ages 17-25.
Hosted by: @beautifulblackboybliss & @gracesspirit
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BBRB Clinic- an online exchange of insight and tools to better support black youth by black educators, parents and concerned adults.
Our first presenter is brother Randell Strickland who is a culture and climate administrator for DC Public School. He currently serves at Eastern HS in Washington DC who is responsible for Restorative Justice. Listen, reflect and please feel free to share your feedback by leaving us a message.
Hosted by @Beautifulblackboybliss &@Gracesspirit
Captured October 22nd 2021.
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Suicide Awareness Week Sept. 5th-11th
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Listen to your favorite music with a critical ear.
Hosted by many and those who support the healthy development of Black boys everywhere.
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Listen to our discussion about passion, setting goals and how to manifest your thoughts!
Ken V : Author, Truck Operator/Owner
IG @Ken_Vinales
Website: Therarefew.com
Interviewed by @gracesspirit
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Part 1 of a 3 part series to help youth develop awareness and connection to self through their passions.
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This is a breathing exercise lead by Gracesspirit and created with youth in mind.
How to Practice Lions Breathe
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If you google the difference between morality and spirituality this is what you will find:
"Spirituality has everything to do with morality. Morality is everything that spirituality is. Being moral allows us to live honestly and purely in a world that doesn't always take notice."
Source: thecpdiary.com
Listen to our discussion about morality and spirituality.
Hosted by: Brother Maj'co and Gracesspirit
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The founder of the health program, Blackboys R Beautiful, she's lights on the significance of show title.
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Listening Session 1: "Small Axe" by Bob Marley
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A discussion about spirituality within the black community and best practices to support exploration among black boys.
Hosted by Gracesspirit & Brother Maj’co
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Have you checked in with yourself today? If not here is a chance for you to do so.
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This trailer serves as an introduction to the BBRB podcast. Make sure to listen to one of our full episodes.
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