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Exploring the world of Smoking Hot Podcast through candid conversations
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Exploring the world of Smoking Hot Podcast through candid conversations
We are two seasoned, unapologetically opinionated voices with a deep commitment to the truth, the culture, and the beauty of Black lives. Rooted in experience and driven by purpose, we’re not here to play it safe—we’re here to speak boldly, challenge narratives, and uplift what makes Black people powerful, unique, and worthy of celebration. Our passion is our purpose, and every conversation we have is fueled by love for the culture and a refusal to stay silent.
Our podcast covers a wide range of topics, from the latest news and trends to in-depth interviews with some of the most interesting people in the world. We pride ourselves on our ability to deliver informative and engaging content to our listeners.
In a world that often denies our humanity, this podcast is a place to feel seen. A place where truth is spoken, victories are honored, and community is everything. Tune in to stay informed, stay empowered, and stay rooted in the culture.
Join us on this special episode of Smoking Hot as we sit down with Ricci
DeForest, the dedicated curator of the Madam C.J. Walker Museum, to discuss the power of preservation, entrepreneurship, and the impact of Black beauty culture. We’ll dive into the rich history behind Madam C.J. Walker’s pioneering work, the museum’s role in keeping her legacy alive, and the importance of storytelling in the fight for economic empowerment.
Key Topics:
The history and mission of the Madam C.J. Walker Museum
Why preserving Black history is a form of activism
Madam C.J. Walker’s impact on entrepreneurship and beauty culture
Ricci DeForest’s personal journey in curating and protecting the space
Lessons from the past that inspire future Black entrepreneurs
In this powerful episode of Smoking Hot, we sit down with Marsha Washington George, a radio legend in her own right and the daughter of Jesse B. Blayton Sr., the trailblazing founder of WERD Radio—the first African American-owned radio station in the United States. As a leader in the National Black Radio Hall of Fame, Marsha shares her firsthand experiences growing up in the world of Black radio, the fight to amplify Black voices in media, and the cultural impact of WERD on civil rights, Black music, and independent storytelling.
Key Topics:
The groundbreaking history of WERD Radio and its impact on Black America
The role of Black radio in the Civil Rights Movement and beyond
The National Black Radio Hall of Fame and why preserving Black media matters
Personal stories of radio pioneers and unsung heroes of broadcasting
The future of Black radio in the age of podcasts and digital media
Smoking Hot — the space where Black minds matter, and healing begins with the truth.
In a world that moves fast and hits hard, navigating mental health as a Black person comes with layers—generational trauma, systemic pressures, cultural silence, and the everyday stress we’re told to just push through.
But we’re flipping the script. This podcast is about more than just surviving — it’s about healing out loud. We’re talking real stories, real strategies, and real conversations that break stigmas and build strength. Because your peace isn’t a luxury — it’s a right. Let’s talk about it.
They’re not just banning books — they’re trying to erase us.
Welcome to Smoking Hot, a bold and unapologetic deep dive into the war on truth, education, and Black history in America. As conversations around Critical Race Theory spark national fear and outrage, classrooms are becoming battlegrounds—where our stories are being silenced, our books pulled from shelves, and public education stripped of the funding it needs to empower future generations.
This podcast exposes the coordinated efforts to whitewash history, dismantle access to knowledge, and deny students—especially Black and marginalized youth—the right to learn their full truth. Through expert interviews, community voices, educators, activists, and students, we unpack what’s really at stake when our history is treated as dangerous.
This is more than a podcast. It’s a call to protect our legacy, preserve our stories, and fight for an education system that reflects the truth, not fear. Because if we don’t tell our story—they will erase it.
In this episode, we talk about a no-holds-barred breakdown of the wildest, whitest, and most harmful antics rooted in privilege and powered by denial. From weaponized tears to institutional sabotage, we unpack how the audacity of whiteness shows up in attempts to erase, harm, or control Black lives—and why calling it out is essential for our liberation.
In this episode, we explore the concept of resilience and how to build it. We discuss what resilience is, why it's important, and share some tips for developing resilience. Join us to learn how to bounce back from setbacks!
As politicians like Donald Trump try to silence Black voices by erasing our history, "Who Do You Think You Are?" pushes back—by telling the stories they won’t teach in school. From DNA tests to deep-dive conversations on family, race, and heritage, this podcast helps listeners uncover the richness of Black roots and why they matter more than ever.
The NFL left HBCU talent on the sidelines. Veteran NFL player Daniel Buggs is changing that. The Smoking Hot Podcast dives into the origin, mission, and development of the Black Football League—a groundbreaking effort to build a professional league rooted in Black excellence. This is history in the making.
Smoking Hot Podcast turns up the heat on human trafficking. We expose the harsh truths behind this global crisis and spotlight modern-day abolitionists risking everything to end it. Raw stories, expert voices, and real strategies—this is the podcast that dares to speak where others stay silent. We uncover how traffickers operate—and how abolitionists are dismantling their networks. Knowledge is power. This podcast is your weapon.
Grammy-winning legend Dr. Steven Russell Harts has penned some of the biggest hits in R&B history—but now, he's composing something even bigger: a music school for the next generation. In this episode, we explore his journey from the spotlight to shaping future stars.
From juke joints to packed outdoor venues, Southern Soul is making a bold comeback. In this episode, we trace the genre's roots, its raw emotion, and the new wave of artists bringing that bluesy, gritty sound back to the forefront.
The idea for the Smoking Hot Podcast was sparked during a conversation among close friends who realized they shared more than just a bond—they shared a burning passion for exploring bold ideas, dissecting current trends, and challenging the status quo. What started as lively discussions among themselves quickly turned into a mission: to
The idea for the Smoking Hot Podcast was sparked during a conversation among close friends who realized they shared more than just a bond—they shared a burning passion for exploring bold ideas, dissecting current trends, and challenging the status quo. What started as lively discussions among themselves quickly turned into a mission: to create a platform where insight meets impact. With that, the Smoking Hot Podcast was born—an unapologetic space for real talk, sharp perspectives, and conversations that matter. world.
The Smoking Hot Podcast exists to ignite thought-provoking conversations, amplify bold perspectives, and explore the cultural, political, and social issues shaping our world. Born from a shared passion among friends, our mission is to challenge the status quo, educate through real dialogue, and create a space where voices—especially those often unheard—are empowered and celebrated.
We are two seasoned, unapologetically opinionated voices with a deep commitment to the truth, the culture, and the beauty of Black lives. Rooted in experience and driven by purpose, we’re not here to play it safe—we’re here to speak boldly, challenge narratives, and uplift what makes Black people powerful, unique, and worthy of celebrati
We are two seasoned, unapologetically opinionated voices with a deep commitment to the truth, the culture, and the beauty of Black lives. Rooted in experience and driven by purpose, we’re not here to play it safe—we’re here to speak boldly, challenge narratives, and uplift what makes Black people powerful, unique, and worthy of celebration. Our passion is our purpose, and every conversation we have is fueled by love for the culture and a refusal to stay silent.
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