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Community talk with spirituality, books, healing, and backbone.
DA CREW Podcast gathers a loose network of live broadcasts around personal growth, spiritual encouragement, authorship, advocacy, and everyday survival. Its center is community testimony: people naming what hurts, what helps, and what still needs to be said out loud.
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DA CREW Podcast feels less like one program and more like a shared community channel. The voices rotate. The subjects do too. Across the excerpts, the steady thread is care: people making room for testimony, advocacy, correction, spiritual grounding, and the kind of talk that takes time. Queen Mother Dr. Chinzira opens with Hotep, poetry, Ma'at, and a wide view of people of African ancestry and descent across different places. That same conversation reaches toward Cuba, Geneva, and the Permanent Forum for People of African Descent without losing its live, personal warmth. SCBookGal & Friends Chat brings in books, author interviews, reviews, and life. Believe in the Journey with Triveda Harris turns toward relationships and the red flags that can look welcoming at first. The Royal Mic Podcast keeps a more casual, call-in-room energy, with greetings, nicknames, and guests entering the space in real time. Extra Scoop presents social injustice and human rights as everyday table talk that can also reach the conference table. Basic Black After Dark brings the language of mental health, family, healing, and personal growth into an intimate after-hours frame. Its episode on outgrowing people is direct and tender at once, naming space, distance, discipline, guilt, and clarity. The show does not hide its rough edges. Repeated intros, live housekeeping, platform texture, and occasional unfinished thoughts remain part of the experience. That can make it uneven. It can also make it feel unusually present. DA CREW Podcast is for listeners who want conversation with roots, not a sanded-down self-help product. Its best moments treat art, spirituality, advocacy, relationships, and healing as community work.
Made for: DA CREW Podcast is for listeners drawn to community conversation, spiritual encouragement, personal-growth talk, author spaces, and grassroots advocacy. It especially suits people who prefer live, roomy dialogue over highly edited studio polish.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the platform feel: multiple named broadcasts sharing one space, with spirituality, literature, justice, relationships, and healing overlapping naturally. The live texture stays visible, which makes the show feel communal rather than packaged.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
DA CREW Podcast connects faith with testimony, authorship, family care, and advocacy through a varied collection of hosted conversations.
DA CREW Podcast works like a shared microphone, carrying several hosted conversation programs under one roof. Queen Mother Dr. Chinzira connects spiritual principle with poetry and African diasporic affairs, while SC Book Gal 843 brings faith into author interviews about…
Cancer survival, autism parenting, and authorship meet at the prayer circle, if that's your kind of company.
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A loose, earnest broadcast where poetry, ma'at, and prayer share the floor.
This broadcast reads like a community gathering that keeps widening its circle, with poetry, ma'at, UN meetings, and a closing prayer for healing all sharing the same space. Its strength is the steady return to truth, balance, and harmony, carried by Queen Mother Dr.
A warm, informal book chat that treats representation as a practical kind of care.
SC Book Dial and Friends Chat is a Tuesday-night book conversation with a real sense of warmth. It moves from weather and greetings into a steady case for children's books that let Black children see themselves on the page, with lived experience and family memory doing the heavy…
An honest autism-parenting conversation about progress, meltdowns, and the small wins in between.
This episode stays close to the day to day reality of autism parenting, moving between the hard early stretch and the slower progress that can be easy to miss.
A warm, faith-centered book chat that stays close to survival, faith, and family.
This Tuesday-night episode follows a book talk that opens into survival, faith, and family. SC Book Gal 843 gives the guest room to speak not only as an author, but also as a cancer survivor reflecting on the losses and relationships that have shaped her life.
A warm, grounded conversation about healing, authorship, and the people stories can reach.
Basic Black After Dark centers a plainspoken conversation about truth, healing, and growth. Black Diamond keeps the focus on mental health, family, and personal development, while also treating authorship as work that deserves care: editing, cover design, and clean prose all…
A faith-forward year-end check-in that pairs encouragement with concrete creative openings.
DA CREW Podcast reads as a faith-forward year-end check-in, moving from 2025 into 2026 with encouragement, testimony, and practical invitation. The episode favors uplift and trust over a tightly scripted interview, and that looser shape keeps it feeling personal.
Emma Gannon's Success Myth Diaries series questions money, fame, and midlife success scripts.
Reflective systems for sustainable academic life.
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This episode introduces a weekly podcast hosted by Patrice Grimball that discusses book reviews, author interviews, and life topics.
This episode explores the definition and importance of recognizing red flags in relationships, emphasizing how they can be deceptively appealing and the need for clear communication and boundaries.
This episode of Extra Scoop, hosted by Dwayne and Sissy, offers a refreshing and lively conversation on social injustices and human rights.
The host Zachary Wynn welcomes listeners back and introduces his special guest Michelle, who is his sister and son-in-law, on the Royal Mike Broadcast.
This episode introduces a weekly podcast hosted by Patrice Grimball that discusses book reviews, author interviews, and life topics.
Black Diamond hosts a reflective episode exploring the often-unspoken costs of personal growth, including outgrowing relationships, battling guilt, and embracing silent progress.
A motivational talk about receiving blessings without conditions, aiming to educate and empower listeners.
The host returns to discuss positive, uplifting topics and building a new legacy amidst chaos.
A Christian podcast episode opening with prayer and worship, aiming to educate, empower, and encourage listeners through faith.
The host discusses book reviews, author interviews, and life topics, encouraging listeners to engage with literature and community.
Host Trevita Harris interviews Pastor Brenda Williams about her participation in the book 'I Am a Living Testimony', discussing faith, mental health advocacy, and personal transformation.
The hosts welcome listeners and introduce themselves, aiming to educate, empower, and encourage their audience toward positive change.
A podcast episode featuring book reviews, author interviews, and life discussions.
The host returns after a break and introduces a guest named Royal to the audience.
This episode discusses the urgency of securing AI compute capacity and promotes Lambda AI Cloud for GPU access.
SC Book Dial and Friends Chat keeps the room open with a Tuesday-night conversation.
A spiritual podcast featuring a prayerful monologue about overcoming hurt and finding strength in faith.
Dwayne holds the mic solo while Sissy is away at the hospital with her husband.
SC Book Gal 843 opens another Tuesday night with Cheryl LeGrand back as the guest.
The episode opens with a prayerful worship segment centered on the name of Jesus.
Basic Black After Dark opens with Black Diamond welcoming listeners into a late-night space for honest conversation.
A faith-based podcast opening with a prayer, aiming to inspire listeners to become agents of positive change.
A Christian worship and encouragement segment calling young people to express their faith through dance and praise.
A podcast focused on educating, empowering, and encouraging listeners to create positive change in their lives and communities.
A live podcast episode discussing social change, community empowerment, and reflection during Black History Month.
A Christian podcast encouraging young people to express their faith through dance and worship.
A podcast focused on empowering entrepreneurs and individuals to create change through business and personal development.
A podcast focused on spiritual encouragement and empowerment, aiming to educate and inspire listeners through faith-based messages.
This episode begins with a brief technical issue involving camera setup during the introduction.
The host welcomes listeners to the final episode of season three of 'Believe in the Journey' with Triveda Harris, expressing gratitude and leading into a prayer.
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Angela Thomas uses this live episode of DA CREW Podcast to move from 2025 into 2026, saying they are “exactly 13 days away” from the new year and that season three is closing while season four is coming.