06/09/2024
It’s share are some Black-authored books we are currently enjoying.
Share come books, you are currently enjoying in the comments, we would love to check them out.
Stories from across the Black diaspora. Hosted by Leila Day and Hana Baba. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts . You can also hear episodes on our website.
It’s share are some Black-authored books we are currently enjoying.
Share come books, you are currently enjoying in the comments, we would love to check them out.
Happy birthday to the queen 🐝
We’re bringing back episode 40 of The Stoop where we hear from people across the diaspora talk about Beyoncé’s artistic film to celebrate Blackness “Black is King”.
tune in here: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/2ce579b10abb0afe62ecd06cf3c8cf4c
Every month is black business month because we support them all around, here are some of our episodes that tells the stories of some important Black businesses:
▶️ Black Don’t Crack -
▶️ Hard Conversations: Vicki Richardson of of & .rosa.miller
▶️ Killer Mike Tells It Like It Is -
▶️ Afro-vegan Stirrin’ The Pot - Chef
As we celebrate we bring back this episode “All Black Everything?” which explores the importance of genuine support within the Black community.
Tune into full episode: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/7663f91487d411d766c96d63f6166f65
We are so EXCITED to announce we have won the
2024 award in the Podcast-Lifestyle category for our episode ‘You Trippin?’, exploring psychedelics in the Black community.
The episode was produced by our amazing producer
Shout out to the episode’s editor , and sound designer James Rowlands and
LISTEN to the winning episode [ thestoop.org ] 🔗 in bio.
Looking for a summer time read? Here’s The Stoop’s top 3 recommendations, plus the authors have all been on our podcast too!
A big thank you to for featuring us. All books can be purchased directly from bookshop.org 🔗 in bio.
Storytellers
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Podcasters
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… and also, FRIENDS +
Our guests on this episode and really wanted to document phrases that Black folks have been using and really break it down!
Tune in today for the full episode. 🔗Link in bio.
Thestoop.org
***rauthors
What makes a phrase just ‘Black’?
We stoop it out with authors of Historically Black Phrases and
🔗link to full episode in bio
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EP 102: WHO ALL GON’ BE THERE
What if we told you there’s an entire book dedicated to the things Black folk say? Historically Black Phrases by jarrett hill and tre'vell Anderson introduces and explains sayings like “I AIN’T ONE OF YOUR LIL’ FRIENDS” to “WHO ALL GON’ BE THERE?”. The book is a blend of the many things you grew up hearing and their definitions and usage all in one place. We sit down with the authors to talk about what makes a phrase “Black” and ask, ‘are some phrases reserved for only some Black people?’Join us!
Tune in : https://t.ly/Qtzsk
***rauthors
As Pride Month comes to a close, our commitment to amplifying Black q***r voices remains strong because the celebration of Black q***r lives is all year round.
Explore our collection of powerful episodes spotlighting the stories, journeys, and experiences of Black q***r individuals.
We're still celebrating Black dads.
On WE SEE YOU DADS: We hear from dads, people talking about their daddies, and we hear about the joys and challenges of Black fatherhood. We see you, Black dads.
Tune in: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-stoop/id1257335400?i=1000526809676
Meet the fabulous Bob The Drag Queen , winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 8; he shares his journey from Southern belle to New York City drag royalty.
In this episode, Bob discusses the empowering experience of drag and the significant influence of Black culture on the drag scene.
🔗tune in for full episode: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/e60f71fad8e264fc9c7f468d929fc4aa
🌈 ***r ***randproud ***rstories ***rlove ***rs ***rness
BLACK, Q***R & FREE - A Stoop Podcast X PRX Pride special.
We should all be free to be, free to love, and be celebrated in that process - if not by others, then definitely by ourselves.
In this episode, Hana Baba and Leila Day explore three stories that center q***rness and spirituality, Black drag culture, and shifting relationship structures through polyamory. Through it all, the episode guests had to wrestle with disapproval from their communities - and sift through feelings of being outcasts - to eventually accept themselves.
Bob The Drag Queen , Darnell L. Moore, Bishop Yvette Flunder and The Verts make an appearance.
Listen now: https://t.co/kR3dmkKbMZ
🌈 ***r ***randproud ***rstories ***rlove ***rs ***rness
As we celebrate our 100th episode, we are also celebrating our artist who has created every single episode art for us. Thank you Neema!
Catch up on our 100th episode special on thestoop.org
The journey to a 100 episodes! A big thank you to all listeners over the years.
Have fun listening to our special 100th episode, link in bio 🎧
It’s our 100th episode!
We’re celebrating by going back to some of our special episode moments over 10 seasons of the show. Some made us laugh, others made us cry, some moments made us question whether we should really go there, and others made us even question ourselves.
It’s both a look back and a behind the scenes of what makes The Stoop, The Stoop.
Tune in: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/7a2541ca6a86b7954bf470af2e23dec5
With our 100th episode right around the corner, let’s take you back to our very 1st episode - Nice tribal wear, now take it off-
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nice-tribal-wear-now-take-it-off/id1257335400?i=1000519260080
Can you believe it? This week marks our 100th episode of The Stoop Podcast! Taking a stroll down memory lane feels surreal but inspiring. Here’s to many more stories!
http://www.thestoop.org
Fact:
Mental health issues are often stigmatized within the Black community.
Effect:
This often results in untreated mental health issues and compounded trauma.
Chamique Holdsclaw’s speaks openly about her struggle with mental health with hopes that others will to.
Here on The Stoop we’re encouraging safe spaces for vulnerability. Let’s continue the conversation and support each other in the journey toward better mental health.
We’re on the radio again! We brought you a Mother’s Day Special that is a compilation of some of our favorite mothering stories. ❤️link in bio .
We’re thrilled to announce that The Stoop Podcast has been nominated for the 2024 Salute to Excellence Awards in not one, but two categories for our episode ‘Diaspora Dilemmas’ and ‘You Trippin’’.
A big thank you to all our listeners and for this incredible honor.
Tap the link in our bio to listen to the nominated episodes!
EP 99: Eau de problème
Hana Baba loves perfume, and there’s a long heritage of traditional perfume making in Sudan. But sometimes, sweet smells come with some controversy.
As she explores the history of racism and colonialism in the global perfume industry with perfume enthusiast and historian Razan Idris, she discovers an intriguing story about an iconic Sudanese scent that has her bothered.
Tune into the full episode: https://t.ly/aXO0h
Meet Kingsley Okafor, one of the members of Bearded Black Men Read; a group that formed on an audio platform where he and other men fulfilled requests for anything to be read by a Black man. It was the yearning for a soothing voice as requests were made for songs to recipes to be shared, the crowd simply listening. What amazed Kingsley most was the honest feedback: listeners felt safe and comfortable.
Tune in to hear more about the power of Black men’s voices
https://t.ly/YwzD5
What’s more romantic than dance?
Today we’re reminiscing about slow dancing in the cafeteria, and learning about dancing to slow jams with the smoothest style: Chicago Steppin’. Listen to the full episode of ‘Dance With Me’
https://shorturl.at/rsxNQ
That voice, though...what is it about Black men’s voices?
We look at some of the most iconic voices, from Barry White to James Earl Jones, and talk to voice actor Kingsley Okafur about stereotypes and the phenomenon of Bearded Black Men Read.
Let's stoop this out.
Tune into the full episode: https://linktr.ee/stooppodcast
EP 98: TALK THAT TALK ~
This is an ode to Black men’s voices.
Celebrating some of the voices that soothe, excite, or give us a sense of feeling grounded. Over the years, Black men’s voices have symbolized comfort, affection, and authority in pop culture.
From the baritone of Barry White to the reliable tone of James Earl Jones, we’re celebrating voice. We also meet voice actor and writer Kingsley Okafor of the group that became a viral sensation: Bearded Black Men Read
Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts Thestoop.org
https://linktr.ee/stooppodcast?utm_source=linktree_admin_share
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🇸🇩Meet Haneen Sidahmed of - a project centered around preserving classic Sudanese music, digitizing cassette tapes.
There is a lot of stigma around mental health, especially in the Black community. And our lit episode we stupid out with WNBA player who open about her mental health struggles, and the support that her grandmother gave her to seek therapy.
Tune into the full episode {link in bio}
EP 97: Self Love and Basketball
“When can we allow somebody to cry and be transparent?” - WNBA player Chamique Holdsclaw asked at the height of her career as a pro basketball player.
Chamique Holdsclaw's willingness to address her mental health changed her life. In this episode, Chamique talks about the Black pride that can get in the way of healing, what she’d like people to consider when they have loved ones struggling, and her story of survival and choosing to love herself.
Tune in: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/f44014d6ccc16868823a9c83fab354ec
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Happy birthday to the queen 🐝 We’re bringing back episode 40 of The Stoop where we hear from people across the diaspora talk about Beyoncé’s artistic film to celebrate Blackness “Black is King”. tune in here: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/2ce579b10abb0afe62ecd06cf3c8cf4c #TheStooppodcast #beyoncebirthday #blackiskingbeyoncé #blackisking #celebratingblackness #blackstories
As we celebrate #blackbusinessmonth we bring back this episode “All Black Everything?” which explores the importance of genuine support within the Black community. Tune into full episode: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/7663f91487d411d766c96d63f6166f65 #thestooppodcast #blackbusiness #buyblack #blackowned #blackbusiness #blackjobs #blackstories #blackstorytelling #supportblackownedbusinesses
EP 102: WHO ALL GON’ BE THERE What if we told you there’s an entire book dedicated to the things Black folk say? Historically Black Phrases by jarrett hill and tre'vell Anderson introduces and explains sayings like “I AIN’T ONE OF YOUR LIL’ FRIENDS” to “WHO ALL GON’ BE THERE?”. The book is a blend of the many things you grew up hearing and their definitions and usage all in one place. We sit down with the authors to talk about what makes a phrase “Black” and ask, ‘are some phrases reserved for only some Black people?’Join us! Tune in : https://t.ly/Qtzsk #thestooppodcast #trevellanderson #jarretthill #thingsblackpeoplesay #historicallyblackphrases #blackauthors #queerauthors #blackpodcasts #blackstories
We're still celebrating Black dads. On WE SEE YOU DADS: We hear from dads, people talking about their daddies, and we hear about the joys and challenges of Black fatherhood. We see you, Black dads. Tune in: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-stoop/id1257335400?i=1000526809676
Meet the fabulous Bob The Drag Queen , winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 8; he shares his journey from Southern belle to New York City drag royalty. In this episode, Bob discusses the empowering experience of drag and the significant influence of Black culture on the drag scene. 🔗tune in for full episode: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/e60f71fad8e264fc9c7f468d929fc4aa #TheStoopPodcast #celebratingpride #pridemonth #pride🌈 #pride2024 #blackqueer #blackstories #blackpodcast #queerandproud #queerstories #queerlove #celebratingqueers #darnelllmoore #bobthedragqueen #blacklgbt #blackdrag #dragculture #polyamory #queerness #samesexlove #ballroom #rupaulsdragrace #dragqueen #dragculture
BLACK, QUEER & FREE - A Stoop Podcast X PRX Pride special. We should all be free to be, free to love, and be celebrated in that process - if not by others, then definitely by ourselves. In this episode, Hana Baba and Leila Day explore three stories that center queerness and spirituality, Black drag culture, and shifting relationship structures through polyamory. Through it all, the episode guests had to wrestle with disapproval from their communities - and sift through feelings of being outcasts - to eventually accept themselves. Bob The Drag Queen , Darnell L. Moore, Bishop Yvette Flunder and The Verts make an appearance. Listen now: https://t.co/kR3dmkKbMZ #TheStoopPodcast #celebratingpride #pridemonth #pride🌈 #pride2024 #blackqueer #blackstories #blackpodcast #queerandproud #queerstories #queerlove #celebratingqueers #darnelllmoore #bobthedragqueen #blacklgbt #blackdrag #dragculture #polyamory #queerness #samesexlove
It’s our 100th episode! We’re celebrating by going back to some of our special episode moments over 10 seasons of the show. Some made us laugh, others made us cry, some moments made us question whether we should really go there, and others made us even question ourselves. It’s both a look back and a behind the scenes of what makes The Stoop, The Stoop. Tune in: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/7a2541ca6a86b7954bf470af2e23dec5 #TheStoopPodcast #podcastanniversary
With our 100th episode right around the corner, let’s take you back to our very 1st episode - Nice tribal wear, now take it off- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nice-tribal-wear-now-take-it-off/id1257335400?i=1000519260080 #TheStoopPodcast #blackpodcasts #podcastanniversary
Can you believe it? This week marks our 100th episode of The Stoop Podcast! Taking a stroll down memory lane feels surreal but inspiring. Here’s to many more stories! http://www.thestoop.org
EP 99: Eau de problème Hana Baba loves perfume, and there’s a long heritage of traditional perfume making in Sudan. But sometimes, sweet smells come with some controversy. As she explores the history of racism and colonialism in the global perfume industry with perfume enthusiast and historian Razan Idris, she discovers an intriguing story about an iconic Sudanese scent that has her bothered. Tune into the full episode: https://t.ly/aXO0h #TheStoopPodcast #blackpodcasts #perfumehistory #SudaneseCulture
What’s more romantic than dance? Today #internationaldanceday we’re reminiscing about slow dancing in the cafeteria, and learning about dancing to slow jams with the smoothest style: Chicago Steppin’. Listen to the full episode of ‘Dance With Me’ https://shorturl.at/rsxNQ #TheStoopPodcast #chicagosteppin #blackdancehistory
That voice, though...what is it about Black men’s voices? We look at some of the most iconic voices, from Barry White to James Earl Jones, and talk to voice actor Kingsley Okafur about stereotypes and the phenomenon of Bearded Black Men Read. Let's stoop this out. Tune into the full episode: https://linktr.ee/stooppodcast #TheStoopPodcast
EP 98: TALK THAT TALK ~ This is an ode to Black men’s voices. Celebrating some of the voices that soothe, excite, or give us a sense of feeling grounded. Over the years, Black men’s voices have symbolized comfort, affection, and authority in pop culture. From the baritone of Barry White to the reliable tone of James Earl Jones, we’re celebrating voice. We also meet voice actor and writer Kingsley Okafor of the group that became a viral sensation: Bearded Black Men Read Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts Thestoop.org https://linktr.ee/stooppodcast?utm_source=linktree_admin_share #TheStoopPodcast
EP 97: Self Love and Basketball “When can we allow somebody to cry and be transparent?” - WNBA player Chamique Holdsclaw asked at the height of her career as a pro basketball player. Chamique Holdsclaw's willingness to address her mental health changed her life. In this episode, Chamique talks about the Black pride that can get in the way of healing, what she’d like people to consider when they have loved ones struggling, and her story of survival and choosing to love herself. Tune in: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/f44014d6ccc16868823a9c83fab354ec #TheStoopPodcast #mentalhealth #WNBA #femalebasketball
Hana Baba is trying to enjoy the Sudanese music she loves, but something isn’t feeling right. The war in Sudan continues, and has destroyed with it a lot of the country’s cultural landscape, including places where the country’s music once lived. She’s wondering - what will happen to Sudan’s musical heritage? She talks it out with Leila and with Haneen Sidahmed - someone who is preserving music on her site Sudan Tapes Archive, plus she visits SANC Sudanese choir that’s singing the classics in California. Tune in here: https://pod.link/1257335400/episode/0a01d2e1331627100ef83c329462567e #TheStoopPodcast #sudanese #sudanese_song #sudanese_musically #sudan
Imagine if you could read your podcasts? Actually you don’t have to imagine because with Apple Podcasts you can! This new ‘Transcripts’ feature allows you follow along with our episodes in real-time. If you’ve updated to iOS 17.4, just tap the transcripts icon at the bottom of the player. Now you have the option to either read it along or listen along to our latest episode “Wildin’ Out(side)”. Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s10-e4-wildin-out-side/id1257335400?i=1000648405965 #thestooppodcast #applepodcasts
EP 95: WILDIN’ OUT(SIDE). Many children dream of being wildlife experts after watching hours of nature shows, but as grown-ups, it’s rare to meet a Black nature ecologist. Today we hear some unbelievable nature stories with carnivore expert Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant. She shares the most fascinating challenges in her career from facing the racialized history of conservation work to the time she had to solve the mysterious death of a Black bear. Tune into TheStoop.org for this new episode. https://rb.gy/p4kzth #TheStoopPodcast
💕🎬 EP 94: Lights…camera…LOVE! Get your popcorn! It’s movie night on The Stoop. [link in bio] 🍿 Whether during filmmaking booms or busts, Black entertainers and filmmakers found a way to show Black love on screen. We explore the history of love in Black movies with film scholar @dr.artelgreat. From the first Black kiss filmed in the 1800s, to the 90’s romance renaissance and beyond, we go down Black film memory lane to dissect some iconic moments of Black love on the silver screen. #TheStoopPodcast #BlackLove Tune in: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lights-camera-love/id1257335400?i=1000646455205
💕 EP. 93: Croissants in the Sky. 🥐🥐 This season we’re leaning into love in all its forms — starting with the city of love, Paris. In our first episode this season, Leila meets with Sutanya Dacres, @sutanyad an American in France, who transformed her life after heartbreak through the joy of cooking. She also lets us in on the secret ingredient that makes French life feel so romantic. 💕 🎧 LISTEN on @applepodcasts & thestoop.org 🎧 ➡️ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-stoop/id1257335400?i=1000644687490 💕 AND- don’t forget to rate, review, and tell somebody about The Stoop! #blacklove #blackpodcasts #blacktravel #thestooppodcast #dinnerforone #paris #blackinparis🇫🇷 #blackfrench #love #blackromance #blackjoy #blackstories
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