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Mocha Mamas
by Inez Bayardo
Mocha Mamas is a candid conversation, led by two moms of color, about race, culture, justice and social change.
Episodes
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Black History Month
This episode is packed with everything from tips and resources for parents to Rosa Parks wasn't an old lady to cultural appropriation. Join us for a conversation about Black History Month! Links from the episode: Kristie's Cash App: $kristiemcc Books (Affiliate): Heart and Soul: The Story of...
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Riots, Insurrection, White Supremacy, Christianity & Partisanship
Join us for a mixed bag of candid conversation with your hosts of Mocha Mamas. We start off by talking about riots and insurrection and end with addressing American Christianity and partisanship. Take a listen and let us know what you think!
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What's the Deal With Black Santa?
Today the Mocha Mamas are talking about Black Santa and why we love him. Tune in to this lighthearted episode to find out why we think Black Santa is important not just for Black children but for all children!
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Allyship
Today on Mocha Mamas we are talking about allyship, what it means to be an ally, and how white women can best support Black women and other people of color in the fight against racism. Mocha Mamas co-host, Kristie, opens up with what she needs and wants to see from white allies, and our guest,...
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Racism: Did we Get it Wrong?
We took a little bit of an unplanned break and we are telling you why in today's episode. Join us for a candid conversation about church and the current political climate, as we share our struggles with wondering if we got it wrong.
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Daniel Prude and Calling the Police on Black People
The Mocha Mamas are discussing their raw emotions upon hearing about the horrific killing of Daniel Prude which then leads to discussing a commonly asked question "should I call the police on Black people". Inez & Kristie share their personal rule of thumb on this issue. One of them gets a little...
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Mocha Mamas Catch Up - Chadwick Boseman
The Mocha Mamas hosts are back for season 2!! Join us as we catch up and discuss the recent passing of Black Panther actor, Chadwick Boseman. We discuss our feelings on the loss of a hero and role model for our Black sons and why it is such a loss for the Black community and people of color....
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Affirming Black and Brown Children
In today’s episode, a special guest shares some of his daily positive affirmations and Mocha Mamas host, Inez Bayardo, talks about the importance of affirming out Black and brown children daily!
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Racial Disparities in U.S. Public Schools
Join us for a candid conversation about the racial disparities in U.S. public schools. Mocha Mamas host, Inez and guest co-host, Tamika Thomas, talk about some of the shocking realities for Black students in the public education system. Tamika is a seasoned educator and mom of 8 who is well...
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A Candid Conversation with a White Public School Teacher About the Lack of Diversity in U.S. Educators
Today's conversation is one like no other we've had. We talk to a white public school teacher (yes, our first white guest!) about the lack of diversity in public schools. Jennifer Purcell talks very openly about her experiences at different schools and the lack of resources and support the…
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Ahmaud Arbery Part Two: Racism in America, 6 Actions of Invalidation & How to be Anti-Racist
Mocha Mamas host Inez and guest, Julian Newman CEO of Culture Creative, continue the conversation about Ahmaud Arbery, racism in America and six actions of invalidation. Inez and Julian also discuss practical ways for white people who want to join the cause of fighting racism which includes...
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Bonus Episode: Two Truths, The Suffering & Hope
Today, we have a bonus episode for you! This is a conversation that happened in between recording our two part series on Ahmaud Arbery. Our Mocha Mamas guest, Julian Newman, shares about the third place where two truths exist, the suffering and the hope of working together in unity to create...
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Ahmaud Arbery, Sterling K. Brown, Carlton, The Third Place & Candid Conversation on Racism in America
The world was recently taken by storm when a video leaked of 25 year old Ahmaud Arbery being chased down and killed by two men (a third was filming). There was a collective outrage that this could even happen in the United States of America and that this took place over two months ago, with no...
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Coronavirus & Racial Disparities: How Covid-19 is Disproportionately Impacting the Black Community in America
In today's episode of Mocha Mamas, Inez & Kristie discuss the harsh reality of how coronavirus has impacted the Black community at disproportionate rates. The statistics put out by the CDC are alarming and we are talking about the contributing factors to why Black Americans are contracting they...
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Girl, Get Your Own Quotes: A Candid Conversation About Rachel Hollis
Today, the Mocha Mamas hosts are going on Rachel Hollis after the most recent controversy of her plagiarism. Inez & Kristie discuss everything from how Rachel displayed poor leadership in how she blamed her team, the missed opportunity to elevate Black women’s voices, privilege, white…
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Protests, Hypocrisy & Privilege
Today we talk about the controversial subject of coronavirus protesters and how it is a perfect example of white privilege and hypocrisy in our nations. Our Mocha Mamas hosts are challenging you to take a step back and examine your own biases, with a clear call to speak out and be anti-racist.
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Coronavirus and Mental Health
In this episode, we are talking about how social distancing, isolation and quarantine can affect our mental health with special guest, Jenny Bayardo-Flores, who works for public mental health at the state level in California. Jenny gives some practical tips on how we can be caring for our own...
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Social Distancing, Isolation & Quarantine
Join us for a conversation about coronavirus and how social distancing, isolation & quarantine have changed our way of life as we knew it. The Mocha Mamas hosts discuss some of the positive outcomes as well as the downfalls. Join the conversation by joining our Mocha Mamas Facebook group!
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Staying Woke During Coronavirus
In this episode of Mocha Mamas, your hosts discuss the importance of staying woke to racism during coronavirus and the potential outcomes and pitfalls, if we do not. While it may seem insensitive, possibly even insensitive to focus on racism at a time like this, a pandemic is actually the perfect...
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Gender Inequality Part Two: Women in Leadership
In this episode, Mocha Mamas hosts finish up the conversation about gender inequality with some facts and discussion about the disparities of women in leadership positions - we cover government, healthcare, corporations, church and education. Come and continue the conversation with us on this…
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Gender Inequality Part One - Equal Pay for Women, Violence Against Women
Join us for a conversation about gender inequality. We will discuss what gender equality is. We also review some facts about pay disparities and domestic partner violence and share our thoughts and reactions to those facts.
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Raising Black Daughters
Our Co-Host, Kristie, gets real with us on what it’s like to raise black daughters today and how ALL of us can help young Black girls grow up to be confident women who love themselves and embrace their beauty, talent and everything that makes them amazing. You do not want to miss this candid...
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Let’s Talk About Racism: Interview with Julian Newman, CEO of Culture Creative
In this episode we talk with racism, diversity & inclusion expert, Julian Newman of Culture Creative. Julian covers the basics of racism from the clinical definition to what it means to be anti-racist and whether or not reverse racism exists. Julian also gives some great advice to parents on how…
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Microaggression
Have you heard of microaggression? Listen to the Mocha Mamas hosts explain what microaggression is, how they have been personally affected by it and how we can stop these insensitive, biased and hurtful (albeit generally unintentional) comments and behaviors.
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Color Blind Ideology
In this episode, Mocha Mamas hosts discuss the phrase "color blind" and how this type of ideology is problematic in fighting systemic racism and prevents us from truly being anti-racist.
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Representation Matters
In this episode of Mocha Mamas, Inez and Kristie discuss how a lack of representation affected them as young girls and why representation matters - from books to tv to career professionals - it’s important for kids to see themselves because it opens possibilities. The hosts also talk about a…
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Mocha Mamas Introduction: Meet our Host
The is the second introductory episode of Mocha Mamas (make sure you go back and listen to episode 1 if you missed it!). In this episode, Kristie interviews the host and creator of Mocha Mamas, Inez. Inez talks about her background, growing up as a third generation Mexican American in Northern...
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Mocha Mamas Introduction: Meet our Co-Host
In this introductory episode of Mocha Mamas, we chat with our show co-host Kristie. Kristie is a wife, mom of 3 and motivated entrepreneur. In this episode, we also learn that Kristie is a daughter of a pastor and that her upbringing was in predominantly black circles, especially in her earlier...
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