In this episode, we explore reasons why there needs to be more unity across the African diaspora and why it is tied to our collective liberation. Featuring @justantoinette

A series of conversations with Black Women about self-care. In this episode, we explore why self-care is so important to the survival, healing, and liberation of Black women. Included are actionable steps and ways you can better love and support the Black women in your life.

In this episode, Nia and Antoinette discuss how our response to the pandemic, is a reflection of our collective American values. Featuring @justantoinette

Nia and Kadija process the current moment and collective outrage in the wake of George Floyd's death. As our country is in a collective moment of reflection, we must seize this opportunity to share our truth as Black people. Only through complete honesty, will the roots of racism be fully unearthed. What will you do beyond this moment? Featuring @homeandsanctuaryllc

In this episode, we explore what celebrity means and its function in society. We also examine whether or not Black celebrities have a particular responsibility to upholding our collective greater good. Featuring @homeandsanctuaryllc and @justantoinette

In this episode, we explore sources other than pain as creative inspiration. How does one move to authenticity in an effort to exalt Spirit through art? Featuring @justantoinette, @sistahrogers and @sacredblooming

In this episode, we explore the notion of home throughout the African diaspora. Have our ancestors passed down a spirit of migration? How does this impact our relationship with physical space? Featuring @justantoinette and @sacredblooming

The Inky Comet podcast is back after a year and a half hiatus! It’s time we (larger society) have more productive conversations about race and racism. Collectively, we have been taught (socialized) to avoid this topic like the plague. Our racial identity has a significant impact on our quality of life and outcomesI believe it’s time we expand our thinking about race and racism impacts all of us. Tune in and listen to the New Inky Comet, and out multi-part series deconstructing our collective understanding of race and racism in America.

Black folks are held to a different and ever changing standard than our non black peers. Historically this was done to exclude us from positions of power and to remind our oppressors of their false sense of superiority. Unfortunately, not much has changed since the days of the civil right’s movement. It’s time to call a spade a spade. Tune in and hear from a journalist, a social justice advocate running for office, and an attorney speak about some of the double standards they've faced in their industries on the newest episode of The Inky Comet, “The Standard of Black”.

Tune in for reflections on the relationship between mental health and blackness.