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Welcome to the Black Writer Therapy Podcast, a vibrant space for Black women writers to gather, sip tea, and explore the healing power of writing. Join us for candid conversations about the unique experiences and challenges Black authors face in an industry often centered on whiteness. This podcast celebrates the voices and stories of Black women through authentic discussions that foster healing, joy, and sisterhood. Whether you're an established author, an aspiring writer, or a reader who l ...
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‘A Literary Salon in Your Living Room’ There are lots of ways to arrive at being a writer. In Black Writers: After Hours we uncover the backstories, creative habits, and outlets of key Global Majority writers. Join Commonword's host and poet, Radhaika Kapur, who will meet with other poets, lyricists, fiction writers and spoken word artists, in a low-key vibe. Think small club in the early hours. Sharing anecdotes, extracts and writing prompts to encourage your creativity, this podcast is a m ...
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From Erotic Exploration to Kink: A Candid Talk with Lyvonne Briggs Parts of this session deal with sensitive subject matter that may disturb some listeners. Protect your healing and honor your journey. In this episode of the Black Writer Therapy Podcast, host Ella Shawn converses with Lyvonne Briggs, a body- and sex-positive womanist preacher and p…
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How can artists contribute to tackling the environmental crisis? Hear from inspired artist Maya Chowdhry, as she takes us through her creative odyssey from reluctant teen to pioneering, seed-planting, eco-music cultivating international poet. A must for all those wanting to write us into a greener world 🌍 Follow Maya: https://www.instagram.com/maya…
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Do you have lots of ideas but struggle to harness your energy? In Episode 9 of Black Writers: After Hours talented young musician-poet Naomi Kalu spins us through her enthusiasms for boxing, music and lyrics composition; describing how she has managed to excel across forms. If you want a masterclass from a champion in juggling different talents and…
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Navigating Writing and Pharmacy: Ella Shine in Conversation with EeJay Eneckwa Ella Shine interviews EeJay Eneckwa, a pharmacist and published author, about her journey from Nigeria to America at a young age, her passion for pharmacy, and her experiences writing. They discuss the challenges of being a black woman in both the writing and medical fie…
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Have you ever been discouraged by the thought ‘I need to learn how to write well’? Hear Desiree Reynolds as she deals with this and many other ball-and-chain writing myths that can stop you from writing freely. Play this episode to be enlightened, motivated and freed of your writing demons! Desiree Reynolds is a South Londoner up North. Her first n…
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Content Warning: This Black Writer Therapy podcast session deals with sensitive subject matter that some may find difficult to listen to and others may be triggered. I urge you to protect your healing and your peace. Host, Ella Shawn chats with Dr. Vanessa Guyton, founder and CEO of the HUSH No More nonprofit. She is a survivor of military assault …
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It's Never a Question of Experience with Emanuelle Marachal In this session of Black Writer Therapy, Ella Shawn welcomes freelance fashion writer and curator of the Journal de Curioso (The Curious Journal) Substack Newsletter, Emanuelle Marachal, a Cameroonian-French expat living in South Italy. Ella and Emanuelle cover the gambit regarding writing…
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Balancing your mental health and creative pursuits can be tricky. Creative wellspring Cheryl Martin charts her own path in this episode: hear how she creates fabulous work in verse, song and theatre, whilst navigating the ups and downs of life. If you want some invaluable tips and examples on maintaining that vital balance, don’t miss this episode.…
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Ella Shawn Creating Through Chaos: Natasha Bishop on Tenacity and Authenticity in Writing In a heartfelt episode of the Black Writer Therapy Podcast, host Ella Shawn welcomes indie contemporary romance author Natasha Bishop for a candid conversation about writing, healing, and the power of storytelling. They explore Natasha's writing journey, her e…
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When you find the world both funny and dizzyingly serious, how do you write about it? Join Billie Meredith as she tells us of her writer’s journey - one that takes in Tim Minchin, her musical family and keeping merry while writing about life’s absurdities. Learn how to keep motivated and embrace the humour in the bleak, in this episode. Follow us o…
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The data will tell us the number of advanced degrees earned and correlate it with higher earnings. But the story behind the numbers sheds light on the why. Why are Black women pursuing doctorate degrees? https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Y1Yu59BoYoyhUTmbR5Y4a9wqw96QZeOzCihspDIUirA/edit Michelle's Facebook page @inkwellretreats on Instagram Michel…
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For the Love of Liberty: Twin Writers Lean into the Past to Understand the Present In this heartfelt session, host Ella speaks with Suzette Riddick and Suzette D. Harrison, affectionately known as 'the twins.' They discuss their new collaborative series, Generations, which tells the intertwined stories of African American families across different …
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How do you translate your creativity across artforms? Is it possible to succeed in wildly different disciplines? Annette Reis Dunne has managed just that. An opera singer cum novelist, she has previously sung for the likes of Andrew Lloyd Webber & published a children’s novel ‘Dream the Red Earth’. If you want to make a similar leap or simply hear …
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In this engaging episode of the Black Writer Therapy Podcast, host Ella Shawn chats with Vanessa Walters about her experiences as an author and the inspirations behind her book 'The Niger Wife.' Vanessa discusses her journey from her Jamaican heritage to growing up in London and eventually moving to Lagos. She reveals how her life as a 'Niger wife'…
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Everyone wants more joy in their life. And how better to achieve that than by making your writing practice a place of joy? Join the fabulous afshan d’souza-lodhi, as she describes her process, how she dodges dysphoria, embraces her sexuality and finds the erotic in colonial mangoes. We’ll hear about her journey across film, poetry and live performa…
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Do you sometimes battle impostor syndrome – feel you are just not cut out for creativity, or struggling to make space in your busy life? Join pastry chef and fabulous poet Cherrelle Anne as she tells us of her inspiring journey though relationship breakdowns, business crashes, lockdown crises and more – to finding her poetry mojo. If you want to kn…
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Blessed, Highly Favored, and Delicious: Writing as a Black Queer Author In this insightful episode, Dakota Perry and Ella get into the crucial themes of representation in LGBTQ literature, personal growth, and the ongoing quest for authenticity. Dakota reveals her inspirations and the pivotal role of her supportive sister, emphasizing the importanc…
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Do you get daunted by your writing projects, and feel hesitant about taking the next step? Tune in to this episode in which internationally famous librettist, poet and playwright, SuAndi explains her journey from humble beginnings, by daring to say yes. A must-listen for those summoning up the courage to take the plunge in a new direction. Read mor…
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Is getting published your goal? Join us for this new series and learn how to find your pathway to publishing success. Black Writers: After Hours is a literary salon in the form of a podcast – we’ll be meeting a pastry chef turned poet, lyricists, a radical playwright, and a creative climate champion In this first episode, Radhaika meets bona fide c…
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Ella welcomed contemporary Black romance writer Natasha Bishop to a session and these are her session notes. Ella discusses the impact of Only for the Week, on Black women Natasha's writing style and her involvement in the Indie Black Book Community. Ella shared her personal experiences as a Black mother Difficult family dynamics The need for posit…
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Welcome to Black Writer Therapy Session Notes, where I delve into intimate revelations that uncover my journey as a writer and the radical literary moments that have shaped my path. Reflecting on the recording session with Dr. Michele Boyde of Inkwell Academic Writing Retreat opened me up to the struggles and triumphs I've encountered on my writing…
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Breaking Gender and Racial Barriers with Author, Paulette Stout Guest Bio: Paulette Stout is the 15x award-winning—and fearless—author of fast paced contemporary fiction that tackles social issues often ignored. Her latest release, What Eyes Can’t See, was called a “highly recommended love story of justice, redemption, and struggle” by Midwest Book…
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Title: Session Notes: Black Women Writers Catch Hell Across the Globe In this episode, host Ella Shawn shares her after-recording session notes and talks about the similarities experienced by Black women writers. She shares powerful insights and personal stories. From the significance of Black History Month celebrated in Europe to shedding light on…
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Introduction: Hello, beautiful souls, and welcome to another transformative session at Black Writer Therapy! I'm your host and unlicensed therapist, Ella Shawn. I'm genuinely excited to have you here as we dive into phenomenal Black women writers' stories, insights, and healing experiences. This podcast is more than just a conversation; it's a ther…
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In this session of Black Writer Therapy, Ella Shawn welcomes Stacy Hawkins Adams to the proverbial couch. Ms. Stacy doesn't disappoint when it comes to inspiring, uplifting, and championing what and who she believes in. Genuinely, one of the most authentically kind women I've met on this journey. Show Summary Emotional Connection, Authenticity, and…
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In today's episode, Veronica shares her experiences and insights into her latest novel, "Bacchanal," a book that has become a powerful vessel for her personal healing. Through the lens of the protagonist, Liza, and the struggles she faces with her mother, Ella, Veronica delves into the intricate dynamics of the mother-daughter relationship within t…
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In this episode of "Black Writer Therapy," Piper G. Hughley discusses the challenges and triumphs of advocating for her work as a black woman in the publishing industry. She reflects on the importance of centering black women's stories and the audacity required to do so in a white-dominated industry. Piper also shares her thoughts on the need for n…
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Episode Title: Crafting Triumph in Historical Fiction: Piper Huguely on Redesigning Black History Introduction: Welcome back to the Black Writer Therapy Podcast, where we explore the world of Black women writers across genres through a sacred, healing, and empowering lens. I'm your host, an unlicensed therapist Ella Shawn, and today, we have a rema…
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I am thrilled to announce that I had the privilege of hosting the incredible L. Penelope in the latest session of Black Writer Therapy! We delved deep into her writing journey, personal growth, and the thought-provoking themes in her epic fantasy series, "The Earth Singer Chronicles." Here are 3 key takeaways from our conversation: 1️⃣ Stay Grounde…
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In this episode, Ella Shawn introduces the first of 12 ways to encourage women to let go of what's no longer serving them and the highest good, while learning to surrender to the divine goddess energy, or their Enchanted BEAST, residing inside of them. SEGMENT ONE: WE ATTRACT WHAT WE ARE/REFLECTION IS A TWO-WAY MIRROR When your past calls, let it g…
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🎙️ Exciting News! 🎙️ I am thrilled to announce that I had the pleasure of chatting with the incredible romance author, Synithia Williams on the latest episode of Black Writer Therapy! In this episode, Synithia opens up about her journey as a romance writer and shares some powerful insights and experiences that are sure to inspire and motivate new a…
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In this session, we'll be diving into Suzette's latest novel, Finally Yours, which brings together intentional writing and the healing power of storytelling. 📘 Key Takeaways from my BWT Session with Suzette Riddick 📚 1️⃣ Thriving in the Face of Adversity: Despite the challenges, many black women writers are thriving through traditional publishing, …
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First and foremost, we want to express our gratitude to all of you for your continued support and presence in our podcast community. Your engagement and feedback mean the world to us, and we are honored to have you join us on this journey of creative exploration and healing. The Black Writer Therapy podcast is 100% independent and depends on you, t…
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Black Writer Therapy Session Summary: In this episode of Black Writer Therapy, guest Diane Marie Brown joins host Ella Shawn to discuss the power of storytelling and the challenges she faced as a black woman writer in the publishing industry. Diane shares her journey of finding her creative voice and pursuing writing alongside her career in public …
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The Black Writer Therapy podcast is 100% independent and depends on you, the listeners. If you enjoy the show and would like to be a part of its growth, show your support today and help us keep going: Set your preference to automatic download Join my Substack newsletter at the paid subscription level and gain access to unedited sessions, behind the…
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In this session of Black Writer Therapy, Ella has the pleasure of sitting with critically acclaimed historic fiction author of Queen of Exiles, Vanessa Riley. Expect to hear discussions about... 1. "Break the white default narrative" 2. "Protecting readers through intentional depictions of violence" 3. "Empowering underrepresented voices and storie…
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In this Black Writer Therapy podcast session, Ella welcomes an award-winning US Today bestselling author, N. D. JoneShe lives in Maryland with her family. N. D.'s Desire to see more novels with positive, sexy, three-dimensional black characters as soul mates, friends, and lovers drives her to create paranormal romance. Website Amazon Author Page Fo…
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**Episode Description:** Join us in this thought-provoking episode of Black Writer Therapy as we dive deep into the world of action thriller author Yasmin Angoe, the brilliant mind behind the Nina Knight series. Yasmin shares her insights on how cultural experiences shape relationships and writing, the challenges of self-care and empowerment for bl…
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Title: Friendship, Violence, and the Jouney of Healing with Mickie Morency Episode Notes: In this enlightening session of Black Writer Thereapy, join your host, Ella Shawn, a published author, and unlicensed therapist, as she engages in a deep conversation with debut author and immigrant advocate, Micki Morency. Prepare to delve into the heart of M…
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Title: Spirit, Resilience, and the Art of Writing Description: In this session of Black Writer Therapy, Ella has Ms. Suzette D. Harrison on the therapist's couch. They discuss the innate Southernism that resides in Black folk, finding and owning your writing voice, and opening self to spirit to be a conduit for healing through writing. This episode…
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Description: Welcome to the debut episode of Black Writer Therapy, where we dive into the stories and experiences that shape the voices of Black women writers. In this powerful session, join host Ella Shawn as she engages in a candid conversation with Lisa Williamson Rosenberg, a licensed psychotherapist and debut author who identifies as a Black J…
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The black Writer Therapy podcast's official launch date is June 8, 2023. Each preliminary trailer is designed to answer the questions about what the podcast is and what it isn't. Who will be featured and who won't. Why I chose to focus on what I focus on. In this episode published author, Ella Shawn--host and unlicensed therapist--answers the three…
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Welcome to Black Writer Therapy I’m a Black woman telling my story. What matters is the lens through which I’m telling it. And sometimes, many times, that lens, if we’re not careful, can be tainted by the ever-present consciousness of Whiteness as the default. Whiteness as gatekeeper. Whiteness as the dominant narrative even in stories where all th…
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