6 Podcasts for Graduate Students of Color

Podcasts are a great way to gain knowledge. Since it’s women’s history month, I’m highlighting women of color podcasters who center the experiences of graduate students. Check out the list and be sure to listen and support the shows.

Blk + In Grad School - The name says it all. This podcast focuses on supporting Black students who are considering or currently in graduate school. Join Dr. Allantè as she shares helpful information from her personal experience.

Grad Girl Wellness Podcast - Dr. Angela didn’t see a podcast that centered on the intersection of graduate school and health so she created one. Grad Girl Wellness highlights the stories of women of color who are prioritizing wellness while pursing their advanced degree.

Grad School Femtoring Podcast - Dra. Yvette Martinez-Vu has made it her mission to support first-generation students of color. Grad School Femtoring helps students prepare for graduate school and learn to navigate the hidden curriculum.

The Cohort Sistas Podcast - Hosted by Dr. Ijeoma Kola, the Cohort Sistas podcast focuses on the experiences of Black women with doctoral degrees. Listen in to hear the successes and struggles of women pursuing the doctoral degrees.

The First-Gen Lounge Podcast - Dr. Eve is the go-to for all things first-gen college student experience. Join Dr. Eve on the award-winning podcast that shares motivating stories and lessons from first-gens.

Writing on My Mind Podcast - Dr. Emmanuela, a certified career services provider, author and researcher, discusses the ups and downs of pursuing a graduate degree. Tune in as she shares personal stories and revealing conversations with other women of color who share their graduate school journey and provide inspiration for others to level up.

Are there other podcasts that you’ve found helpful during your graduate school journey? Leave them in the comments to help other graduate students.

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