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Vote for Dr. Chanda in the 2025 Webby Awards People's Voice

Vote for Dr. Chanda in the 2025 Webby Awards People's Voice

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 In this bonus episode of Behind the Mic: Powered by REVOLT Podcast Network, we’re giving flowers to Dr. Chanda Reynolds — host of Paging Dr. Chanda and now a 2025 Webby Award nominee. Vote Here: https://vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/2025/podcasts/individual-episode/health-wellness-lifestyle We revisit the moment she found out about her nomination, reflect on the episode that earned the recognition — a hilarious and healing live conversation with Keke Palmer — and talk about what this moment means for Black women, mental health advocates, and media professionals alike. “This nomination proves that yeah, we are making waves in the industry of Black mental health.” Chapters 2:10 – The Moment Dr. Chanda Found Out 5:20 – Recapping the Keke Palmer Episode 9:30 – What the Webby Nomination Means to Her 14:45 – Making Room for Black Women in Media 18:00 – Purpose, Mental Health & Representation 21:00 – Call to Vote + What’s Next Subscribe & Follow
Listen to Behind the Mic wherever you get your podcasts. Don’t forget to rate us five stars and leave a review. And most importantly, VOTE for Paging Dr. Chanda in the 2025 Webby Awards before April 17: vote.webbyawards.com — just search Paging Dr. Chanda. Guest Socials & Links
Follow Dr. Chanda: @DrChandaReynolds Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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