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It's safe to say we're living in the golden age of podcasting. Between the never-ending political commentary inspired by the daily nightmare our current administration, true crimes, scripted radio plays, comedies, personal journals, culture, and more, the choices for listeners are endless.


Nevertheless, the growth of podcasting in the last decade has often seen Black voice undervalued and unrecognized. With the growing podcast industry, which many experts believe will eventually take over talk radio in the near future, Black people have started a steadily growing podcast presence, and it doesn't take a genius to figure out why.

In no particular order, here are the top ten Black female-led podcasts worth lending your ear to:

Society and Culture: Rants and Randomness with Luvvie Ajayi (2018 - Present)

With Rants and Randomness, join NYT best-selling author Luvvie Ajayi as she rants on all things society and pop culture. Her unique brand of "loving judgement, hilarious shade, and necessary truth-telling" will leave you craving for more.

Top Episodes: Keep Building (with Damon Young) Episode 27 and Real Gs Move in Silence Like Wakanda (with Eunique Jones Gibson) Episode One

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