10 Black AF podcasts to tap into

Hosted by Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham, they do a 360 dive into every part of the culture. Not only pop culture meaning television, film, books, music, but also the culture associated with work, dating, Blue Ivy's internet and how those fit together.

Hosted by author Reyna Biddy and actress Skye Townsend, this podcast is all about healing from within. Ready to unpack your woes about the plight of Black America or maybe you prefer to start at something small like discussing pet peeves and poetry, this is the one you'll need when it's time to woosah.

The all-male led podcast breaks down culture, music, politics and more through knowledge, humor and barbershop-level honesty. If you're ready for honest talk on Maya Angelou, J. Cole, 'high value men,' strippers and healthcare, get into this.

Hosted by Brittany Luse and Eric Eddings, this podcast "gleefully explore all the beautiful, complicated dimensions of Black life." Whether it's dishing about cosplay, breaking down the pros/cons of The Shade Room, or connecting the culture through 'Six Degrees of Black Separation,' there's something here for every layer of Blackness.

Hosted by Gia Peppers, Bexx Francois, Alysha Pamphile, Sapphira Martin and Scottie Beam, these women get real about it's like to be a Black woman in today's society. Whether it's opening up relearning how to love or prioritizing not being everyone's superhero, this one you may want to listen to when you have time for yourself.

Hosted by Scottie Beam and Sylvia Obell, these two friends and fearless Black women spill the tea on their lives, their thoughts on what's happening within the culture and sometimes, asks your favorite celebs to do the same. This is brought to you by Netflix and Strong Black Lead.

Hosted by Kid Fury and Crissle, this is the place where pop culture gets dissected and when necessary, read for filth. Whether they're stanning Beyoncé and Missy Elliott or dragging terrible politicians and other public figures, nobody who is in the wrong is off limits. Not to mention, the occasionally messy Listener Letters segment allows them to provide sound advice... most times.

Hosted by Insecure star, Yvonne Orji and author Luvvie Ajayi-Jones —two proudly Nigerian women— this hilariously honest podcast discusses "things they love, their stories, and life in general." If you're asking yourself, "why 'Jesus and Jollof?' Those are the two things they cannot do without. Besides, the other option was '2 Goat Queens.'"

The podcast spinoff from Netflix's Strong Black Lead and hosted by Tracy Clayton, honors some of Black Hollywood's biggest legends. Each icon gets candid about their journey and Clayton gives flowers to a person/place/thing important to Black culture.

Hosted by N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN, Drink Champs is described as the "most professional, unprofessional podcast." Drinking aside, they allow their guests—who've ranged from the late DMX to Fat Joe to Cam'ron— to just have an raw conversation about any topic under the sun. From sports to music, it's all here.