Hosted by Kara Branch · EN · 18 episodes
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Welcome to the Black Girls Do Engineer Podcast — where culture, creativity, and STEM collide. Black Girls Do Engineer (BGDE) is a national EdTech nonprofit transforming the STEM landscape for girls of color. Founded in Houston, Texas—with expanding regional hubs in Brooklyn and Detroit—we are on a bold mission to empower 1 million Black girls ages 6–21 to thrive in science, technology, engineering, and math. This podcast takes you inside the world of STEM like never before. Every episode is a journey — a day in the life of engineers, innovators, creators, and world-shapers from across the globe. Hear their real stories, their paths, their challenges, and their visions for the future of AI, robotics, aviation, biotech, clean energy, cybersecurity, software, finance tech, gaming, and more. Our goal? To expose, elevate, and inspire . To show our girls—and the world—that brilliance comes
Kara Branch hosts Black Girls Do Engineer Podcast, a education show with 18 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail What does it really mean to “see the whole picture” in STEM? In this episode, Kara Branch sits down with Krystal Porter , Systems Engineer and technology leader, to break down what systems engineering ac
Send us Fan Mail When people think about technology, they often focus on coding—but behind every app, website, and digital platform is someone intentionally building the experience users interact with every single day. I
Send us Fan Mail There’s a narrative out there about HBCUs, but the results tell a different story. In this episode, Kara Branch sits down with Kia Smith , Regional Supplier Quality Manager, to talk about what it really
Send us Fan Mail What separates someone who follows instructions from someone who leads, solves, and innovates? In this episode, Kara Branch breaks down one of the most important—and often overlooked—skills in STEM: crit
Send us Fan Mail What does life really look like after you graduate with an engineering degree? In this episode, BGDE founder and CEO Kara Branch sits down with Cameron Bonds , a recent LSU graduate and Manufacturing Eng
Send us Fan Mail What does it really take to build a career in STEM—and know you belong in every room you walk into? In this episode, BGDE founder and CEO Kara Branch sits down with Nasha Ross , a Senior Project Manager,
Send us Fan Mail What does it look like when you combine data, creativity, and purpose into one career? In this episode, BGDE founder and CEO Kara Branch sits down with Isabel , a Senior Data Advisor whose journey proves
Send us Fan Mail What if the future workforce isn’t just hired—but intentionally built? In this episode, BGDE founder and CEO Kara Branch sits down with Kalynn Brown , a Human Resources Business Partner, to unpack what H
Send us Fan Mail What does it look like when a parent becomes a true partner in their child’s STEM journey? In this episode, BGDE founder and CEO Kara Branch sits down with Tiffany , a BGDE parent and leader in digital t
Send us Fan Mail The future is not waiting—and neither can we. In this episode, Kara Branch breaks down why investing in STEM training for our children is no longer optional, but essential. As technology continues to res
Send us Fan Mail Artificial Intelligence is no longer a trend — it’s infrastructure. It’s shaping hiring decisions, automating jobs, influencing classrooms, and redefining entire industries in real time. The question is
Send us Fan Mail College readiness doesn’t happen by accident—it’s built with intention. In this episode, BGDE founder and CEO Kara Branch sits down with Reagan , a BGDE National STEM Ambassador, longtime member, and hig
Send us Fan Mail Today, Kara Branch is answering the questions people ask the most—clearly, honestly, and without the confusion. In this episode, Kara breaks down 26 of the most common questions from parents, partners, e
Send us Fan Mail STEM conversations often focus on who is missing, but this episode expands the conversation to how we build a future that includes all of our children. In this solo episode, BGDE founder and CEO Kara Bra
Send us Fan Mail This episode is a full-circle moment. In this alumni spotlight, BGDE Founder and CEO Kara Branch sits down with Kerrigan , a Black Girls Do Engineer alum now a college freshman studying Chemical Engineer
Send us Fan Mail Some movements begin with a plan. Others begin with a question. In this special episode, BGDE founder and CEO Kara Branch sits down with her daughter to reflect on the moment that sparked the creation of
Send us Fan Mail STEM education is no longer a “nice to have”—it’s a requirement for economic mobility, workforce readiness, and long-term opportunity. By 2030, the U.S. is projected to have over 1 million unfilled STEM
Send us Fan Mail The Black Girls Do Engineer Podcast is back. In this welcome-back episode, founder and CEO Kara Branch shares what really happened during the quiet season—why the mic went silent, how the mission never s
Send us Fan Mail Engineer. Mother. Founder. In this opening episode, meet Kara Branch , the founder and CEO behind Black Girls Do Engineer—and the heart behind the movement. What started as a simple question from her dau
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