077 Embracing Fall and Civic Duty with Black Girls Eating

Nov 5

Note: This episode was recorded with the intent of airing on October 29th. Due to unforeseen circumstances, it was published on November 5th. During this tapping Candace and Tanorria talk about having one week left to vote in the 2024 election. That information is incorrect based on the episode's publish day. Election Day is the day this episode is published.

As the leaves turn and the air grows crisp, there's no better time to cozy up with a new episode of Black Girls Eating. In this episode, hosts Candace and Tanorria delve into the beauty of fall in the Midwest, sharing their love for the vibrant colors and the comfort of chunky sweaters and warm spices.

But this episode is about more than just the changing seasons; it's a celebration of Black girl magic and the power of community. Candace and Tanorria discuss the importance of pivoting and adapting, both in life and in their podcast journey. They share how their commitment to Black Girls Eating has led them to create meaningful content that resonates with their listeners, even as they navigate the challenges of podcasting. Their dedication to this platform is evident as they talk about the work that goes into each episode, from ideation to guest scheduling.

As the episode unfolds, the conversation shifts to the upcoming election. With voting day just around the corner, Candace and Tanorria emphasize the significance of civic duty and the impact of every single vote. They encourage listeners to be prepared, stay informed, and exercise their right to vote, highlighting the importance of participating in the democratic process for the betterment of the community.

Throughout the episode, there's a strong focus on self-care and personal growth. Tanorria shares her journey of staying present and intentional, while Candace talks about the joy of creativity and spending quality time with her daughter. Both hosts underscore the value of therapy and having a supportive network to navigate life's ups and downs.

This episode of Black Girls Eating is a rich tapestry of conversation, weaving together themes of community, self-care, and the beauty of fall. It's a reminder of the power of Black voices and the importance of staying engaged and committed to the work that matters. So grab a warm beverage, settle in, and let Candace and Tanorria inspire you with their heartfelt dialogue. Don't miss out—tune in to Black Girls Eating today and be part of a conversation that feeds the soul.

About BGE:

Black Girls Eating is a podcast about two brilliant Black women creating their own tables and making good trouble by flipping a few, too.

Co-hosts Tanorria Askew and Candace Boyd, of FoodLoveTog, talk, educate, and advocate for justice, Black Girl Magic, and well-seasoned food. Both leaders

of the food scene in Indianapolis, Candace and Tanorria’s cadence over the airwaves is magical. They mesh. They are meant to do this.

They learned about their special bond while sharing platforms and stages. They both work with Indy Women in Food as Community Engagement Leads and co-moderators of the DiverseCity Series.

Candace and Tanorria don’t wait for opportunities to amplify Black voices. They make them. Grab a biscuit and a chicken wing and tune in every other week for a celebration of sisterhood, food, and Black culture.