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FEMME NOIRE NOMADS

FEMME NOIRE NOMADS

By: Kim Kay Blake
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 Welcome to the Femme Noire Nomads podcast, a show dedicated to inspiring black women to travel the world and build successful careers as digital nomads. Hosted by Kim Kay Blake, a 10-plus year travel professional and now digital nomad. We will feature inspiring stories from Black Women who have explored the world while working remotely, challenged stereotypes, and created a community. Our guest will share their travel hacks, tips, and insights on how to navigate cultural differences, build financial stability, and create a support network while traveling the world as a Black Woman.Kim Kay Blake Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary
Episodes
  • Black Women Are Dominating The Digital Nomad Space

    Black Women Are Dominating The Digital Nomad Space
    Jul 16 2025

    The Femme Noir Nomads podcast explores the unique experiences of Black women who are embracing the digital nomad lifestyle. The host, Kim Kay Blake, discusses the significance of this movement, highlighting how Black women are challenging stereotypes, building communities, and taking control of their careers and lives. The conversation emphasizes the importance of personal freedom, travel opportunities, and the role of technology and social media in empowering Black women to share their stories and inspire change.Heard in this episode @marshaunbound
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    7 mins
  • Conquering Your First Solo Trip as a Black Woman Digital Nomad

    Conquering Your First Solo Trip as a Black Woman Digital Nomad
    May 14 2024


    Calling all Aspiring Black Women Digital Nomads!

    You're ready to ditch the cubicle and travel freely, but where do you start? This podcast is your ultimate guide to planning your first solo trip as a Black woman working remotely. From budgeting like a boss babe to conquering your fears and finding your tribe on the road, we'll cover it all. Join me as I equip you with the knowledge and confidence to explore the world on your own terms.

    • Join the Femme Noire Nomads Facebook group: Connect with a supportive community of Black women digital nomads! https://www.facebook.com/groups/femmenoirenomads
    • Want to learn how to work remotely while traveling the world? Grab my FREE ultimate guide! https://bit.ly/locationindependenceguide


    • Feeling lonely on the road? Get my new book "Loneliness No More: How to Conquer Isolation as a Digital Nomad" https://kkbservices.gumroad.com/l/lonelinessnomore

    Remember, the world is waiting to be explored, Sis! Let's go get it!
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    22 mins
  • Gentrification and Digital Nomads: A Black Traveler's Dilemma

    Gentrification and Digital Nomads: A Black Traveler's Dilemma
    Apr 30 2024
    As I prepare for another trip to Mexico, I reflect on my privilege of traveling with a U.S. passport and American dollars. In this episode, I explore the effects digital nomads have on local communities of other countries and ponder the responsibility we have towards the economies and environments we visit. I attempt to answer the all-important question. Am I a gentrifier? #gentrification #tourism As I prepare for another trip to Mexico, I reflect on my privilege of traveling with a U.S. passport and American dollars. In this episode, I explore the effects digital nomads have on local communities of other countries and ponder the responsibility we have towards the economies and environments we visit. I attempt to answer the all-important question. Am I a gentrifier? If you want to know how you can become location independent, grab my FREE guide to work remotely and travel the world! Get it here ⁠https://bit.ly/locationindependenceguide Follow Me: IG @kimkayblake Tiktok @kimkayblake
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    12 mins
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