Black Canadian Creators

Black Canadian Creators (BCANC) is your gateway to exploring the intersection of creativity and culture within the Black Canadian community. Dive into the vibrant world of content creation in Canada with host Sherley Joseph. Whether you’re just starting, seeking fresh inspiration, or looking to learn from seasoned pros, this podcast has something for you.

Tune in for a blend of insightful interviews, lively group discussions, and reflective solo segments, featuring stories from Black, African-Canadian, Africadian, Caribbean, Afro-Métis, and Mixed heritage creators. From local talents to international voices, these episodes showcase the unique journeys and bold visions of artists, podcasters, bloggers, youtubers, directors, photographers, influencers, gamers, journalists, authors, creative businesses, and public figures.

Follow at https://linktr.ee/blackcanadiancc and engage with us on social media @BlackCanadianCreators and X ((@blackcanadiancc)). Share your thoughts and inspire your creative journey with us because #WeRightHere.

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