A new podcast hosted by comedian, Skyler Higley. Having grown up with white parents, Skyler invites guests to teach him about aspects of black culture he missed out on.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA new podcast hosted by comedian, Skyler Higley. Having grown up with white parents, Skyler invites guests to teach him about aspects of black culture he missed out on.
Recent episodes include "Black Hair and Black Cleanliness Standards with Asia Martin" (20 October 2026, 54 minutes), "Black Video Games with Courtney Theopin" (22 September 2026, 69 minutes), and "C.P.T. with Ketra Long" (15 September 2026, 58 minutes).
Help Me Be Black publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 71 minutes.
Booking probability for Help Me Be Black is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Help Me Be Black requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Help Me Be Black's contact route on record: verified email.
Help Me Be Black is a comedy show.
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Episode #33
Skyler talks to Asia Martin (Abbot Elementary) about Black Hair, Black Cleanliness standards, how Asia doesn't want to talk to anyone about her hair (unless you pay her), the ideal Black hygiene routine, Skyler pitches...
Episode #31
Skyler talks to Courtney Theopin about Black Video Games, Raven-Symoné saying That's So Raven isn't a Black show, Saint's Row vs. GTA, discovering new music through video game soundtracks, and how they don't make Black...
Episode #30
This week, Skyler brings Ketra on to talk about CPT, that fake 49ers player, Mormonism, productivity and punctuality workshops that didn't help, time as a construct, and Jesus Christ being late coming back from the...
Episode #29
This week Skyler and Steven Marcus Releford talk about magic, food recalls, the dairy industry, Harry Box Brown, putting ourselves into boxes and escaping them to appease the system, whether doing comedy can be...
Episode #28
Skyler talks to Tommy Franklin about Black Nightclubs, Tommy's film You Don't Know My Name, the adoption system, not wanting to call your parents, leaving home at 14, and getting into clubs while under age. Plus, losing...
Episode #27
This week, Skyler and Rachel Pegram get into white activities watching Steven Spielberg movies, going outdoors, and other life threatening activities. Plus, the importance of having a creative outlet and how we can make...
Episode #26
This week, Skyler talks to Danny Sellers about Black kids in PWI, the Midwest, early 2000's fashion, the worst comedy stage in LA and how Danny's experience in Black fraternities taught him how to run a business. Follow...
Episode #24
Skyler talks to Carl Tart about the importance of Knowing Ball. Being a Lebronsexual, bots, Yu-Gi-Oh, and all you need to say to win an argument against a Lakers fan. Follow Carl: https://www.instagram.com/dammitcarl...
Episode #23
Skyler talks to Chaz Carter about Black representation in fantasy, aluminum free deodorant, Star Wars, what would happen if Black Israelites were in the White House, and The Odyssey. Plus, we gotta post content every...
Episode #22
This week, Skyler welcomes Pink Foxx onto the pod to talk Mixed Race, the art of stand up comedy, meeting famous people, family history, dating, white on white racism, and talking about being trans on and off stage...
Episode #20
This week Skyler talks to Tatyana Guchi about Mac N Cheese and who can and cannot make it, the Dog Whisperer, her mom's family history, why Skyler doesn't watch Euphoria, and Keith Lee. Plus Tatyana tells a story about...
Episode #19
The first Help Me Be Black live show featuring Laci Mosley, Pink Foxx and James Davis! In this episode guests teach Skyler (and eachother!) about the history of Juneteenth and why we drink Kool-Aid at the celebrations...
Episode #17
This week Skyler talks with Chanel Ali (Comedy Central,) about Black Superstitions, how comedians are at the forefront of polyamory, what it means when your hand itches, babies who have been here before and ritual as...
Episode #16
Skyler Higley and Kalea McNeill talk about B.E.T., Yo! MTV Raps, how Mulan is a movie for studs, featuring on the road and getting compliments, Elon Musk definitely wears panties, and how B.E.T is messing up... Plus...
Episode #15
<p>This week Skyler Higley and Jay Jurden X-Men, Family Matterscomedy beef at The Big Festival, and the job of comedians as service industry professionals. Plus, the legacy of slavery and Blackness as foundational in...
Episode #14
<p>In this episode, Skyler Higley talks to Del Amo Manny about Black Church vs other types of churches, how all green characters are Black, and the link between God and public transportation. Plus, Skyler breaks down...
Episode #13
<p>Skyler Higley and Dvontre Coleman (Funny AF on Netflix) talk about Bootlegs, how rich vs. poor people treat their dogs, Soulja Boy as a trailblazer, how every internet trend can be brought back to Ray J and Lil B...
Episode #12
<p>In this episode, Biniam Bizuneh wants Skyler to teach HIMSELF to be Black. The conversation includes them discussing dating black women, silk bonnets, and the cultural impact of Donald Glover. </p><p>Follow Biniam...
Episode #11
<p>Rob Smallwood and Skyler Higley talk about Kool Aid, Black people being the superior race, the first Black household name, what Kanye is right about. Plus, white people taking Black shit to make money (surprise...
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