Surviving the Black Church Podcast

By: Jonathon Nikki G and Hugh Kelly
  • Summary

  • Surviving the Black Church Podcast is a podcast that sheds light and brings awareness to religious trauma and dismantles oppressive systems within the Black church.
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Episodes
  • Recapping Season 1 of Surviving the Black Church Podcast
    Jun 22 2023

    On this week's episode of Surviving the Black Church Podcast, Jonathon, Hugh and Nikki are Recapping Season 1!

    This episode will conclude the first season of Surviving the Black Church Podcast.

    The crew discusses how the topics from season one has personally impacted them and we also give a big shout out to the listeners both domestic and international!

    Please join us for the season finale of Surviving the Black Church Podcast!

    If you are a part of the Black Community and would like support, feel free to join our private Facebook group -https://www.facebook.com/groups/survivingtheblackchurch

    To stay up to date with our Podcast and more resources pertaining to religious trauma within the Black Church, follow us on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/survivingtheblackchurch/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D

    Also follow us on Twitter - @survivingtheblackchurc

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    1 hr and 28 mins
  • Mental Health Stigma & The Black Church
    Jun 15 2023

    On this week's episode of Surviving the Black Church Podcast, Jonathon, Hugh and Nikki embark on a journey of navigating through a very monumental topic within our community - Mental Health Stigma & The Black Church

    This topic is so vast and so needed within our communities that the crew took a shot at covering some important themes that are necessary when discussing the state of our mental health.

    All of the information shared in this episode is so relevant that we decided to keep it as a whole episode. It is our longest episode to date!

    We encourage you to pause and reflect as much as possible as you navigate through this challenging topic with us.

    It is also our hope that this episode would encourage many within our community to take action to improve the quality of their mental health.

    Please join us now for this important discussion - Mental Health Stigma & The Black Church.

    If you are a part of the Black Community and would like support, feel free to join our private Facebook group -https://www.facebook.com/groups/survivingtheblackchurch

    To stay up to date with our Podcast and more resources pertaining to religious trauma within the Black Church, follow us on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/survivingtheblackchurch/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D

    Also follow us on Twitter - @survivingtheblackchurch

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    2 hrs and 13 mins
  • Coping mechanisms after religious trauma
    Jun 7 2023

    On this week's episode of Surviving the Black Church Podcast, Jonathon, Hugh, and Nikki discuss "Coping mechanisms after religious trauma".

    The crew delves into what maladaptive and adaptive coping mechanisms look like within the Black Church after experiencing religious abuse and trauma.

    Please join us for this important discussion!

    If you are a part of the Black Community and would like support, feel free to join our private Facebook group -https://www.facebook.com/groups/survivingtheblackchurch

    To stay up to date with our Podcast and more resources pertaining to religious trauma within the Black Church, follow us on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/survivingtheblackchurch/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D

    Also follow us on Twitter - @survivingtheblackchurch

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    1 hr and 38 mins

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