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Hosted by Kimberly Spidle · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 130 episodes
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The Dope Black Chick Podcast is a bold, unfiltered space for Black women over 40 navigating faith, mindset shifts, and life transitions. Hosted by Kimberly, this show dives deep into self-discovery, personal growth, and embracing a soft life with confidence and ease. Whether you're starting over, leveling up, or learning to let go, each episode delivers real talk, inspiration, and soul work to help you thrive in your next chapter. 🎧 Listen, grow, and reclaim your power!#MindsetShift #WomenOver40 #TheDopeBlackChick
Kimberly Spidle hosts The Dope Black Chick, a education show with 130 episodes published.
Do you find yourself bracing for disappointment, even when life seems to go well? In this episode, Kimberly explores why we often expect the worst, even when we’re hoping for the best. She shares her personal story of ho
How do you know if the life you're chasing is actually the life you want? If you've been searching for your purpose, trying to find clarity, wondering what you really want in life, or working toward intentional living, t
In this episode, Kimberly A. Spidle shares her heartfelt journey of navigating loss, grief, and the importance of embracing pauses in life and business. She offers practical insights on how to trust the process, remain c
What happens when you build a life that looks like everything — and still lose yourself inside it? In Episode 710, Kimberly sits down with Myesha Chaney, author of the memoir Honest , for a raw and grounded conversation
This Mental Health Awareness Month, we're not recounting the weight. You already know the weight. This episode is about what becomes possible when you heal. Because here's what I've come to understand — a Black woman who
This is a Rewind. And it's intentional. Episode 61 — "Bruised But Not Broken" — was first released in January 2020. But the revelation at the center of it doesn't have an expiration date. In this episode, Isis shares a w
You did everything right. You built the career. You earned the title. You showed up, performed, and proved yourself — over and over again. And then one day, the structure was gone. Maybe you left. Maybe they left you . M
The permission slip you've been waiting for? Nobody's bringing it to you. And this episode is about why. If you already know what you need to do — let go, rest, stop holding everything together — but you still can't make
In this episode of The Dope Black Chick Podcast, I’m getting honest about something many of us are feeling but rarely say out loud: the exhaustion of performative living. For years we’ve been told to optimize everything.
In this episode of the Dope Black Chick podcast, Kimberly speaks with Karimah Westbrook about her transition from the CW's All-American to her new project, Dream House. They discuss the emotional journey of closing one c
There’s a moment many of us reach where we realize something has to change — even if we can’t fully name what that change is yet. In this episode, I sit down with Joel Steele, author of the book, Life Switch: How to Expe
Patience is often misunderstood as waiting quietly, holding back, or doing nothing. But real patience is active. It’s intentional. It’s grounded. In this episode, we explore the difference between passive waiting and ali
In this conversation, Kimberly discusses the feeling of being called to more in life, emphasizing that it is not about hustling harder but about embracing one's true self and potential. She shares her journey of shifting
Summary In this reflective episode, Kimberly A. Spidle discusses the importance of consciously closing out the year 2025. She emphasizes the need to let go of certain beliefs and habits that no longer serve her, framing
The sacred space between who you were and who you're becoming.
In this episode, Kimberly A. Spidle discusses the significance of rest, particularly radical rest, as a form of rebellion against a hustle-driven culture. She shares her personal experience of illness and the guilt assoc
After you’ve released what no longer serves you — what comes next? In this powerful follow-up to Making Room for More, Kimberly dives into the art of embodiment: learning to live as the woman you’ve been becoming. She sh
In this episode of the Dope Black Chick podcast, Kimberly A. Spidle discusses the challenging yet essential process of letting go to make room for personal growth and new opportunities. She emphasizes the discomfort that
In this episode, I share the clarity, peace, and ease that came from intentional living — from teaching at Philmore Academy, to growing my community, to listening to my Higher Self. I talk about the harvest that comes fr
Your story isn’t baggage — it’s your bridge. In this episode of The Dope Black Chick, Kimberly shares how to turn your life lessons into power with her 4-part framework: Origin, Obstacle, Outcome, Opportunity.
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The Dope Black Chick is hosted by Kimberly Spidle. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 130 episodes.
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