kelley@kelleybonner.com
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Episodes: 495
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
YouTube: 1.4k subscribers
Instagram: 32.0k followers
kelley@kelleybonner.com
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Kelley Bonner - Licensed therapist with 15+ years of experience helping people and organizations transform, evolve, and heal burnout. Host of Black Girl Burnout, focusing on helping Black women manage daily stress...
Zerlina Maxwell - Visibility And Truth-telling; Emotional Toll Of Public Pressure; Boundaries And Self-preservation; Protecting Peace While Pursuing Impact
Oneika Mays - Breathwork And Regulation; Reclaiming Joy Through Presence And Creativity; Mindfulness As A Pathway Back To Self For Black Women
You Don’t Have to Wait for the Crash-Out: Community Care & Black Women’s Mental Health
May 29, 2026
In this Mental Health Month bonus episode, Kelley sits down with Ashlee Edwards, founder and CEO of MindRight, to discuss community-centered mental health support for Black women. Together, they explore why healing shouldn’t begin only in crisis, how community care helps protect our capacity for joy, and what it looks like to build more human-centered systems of support through technology, intention, and connection.Key TakeawaysMental health support should begin before burnout or crisis, not ...
You Cannot Optimize Your Way Out of Grief
May 27, 2026
Sometimes grief doesn’t look like falling apart — sometimes it looks like becoming incredibly productive. In this episode, Kelley reflects on the realization that she had been producing healing instead of actually experiencing it, and how years of survival mode, caregiving, medical trauma, and loss shaped her relationship to grief. Through personal storytelling and thoughtful reflection, she explores how Black women are often culturally rewarded for over-functioning while quietly disconnectin...
The Life You Worked For Might Be Exhausting You W/ Zerlina Maxwell
May 20, 2026
In this episode, Kelley is joined by political analyst, writer, and speaker Zerlina Maxwell for a powerful conversation about visibility, truth-telling, and navigating the pressure of being a Black woman in public spaces. Together, they explore the emotional toll of constantly having to prove yourself, the importance of boundaries, and what it means to remain grounded while living and working in highly demanding environments.Zerlina shares reflections on ambition, identity, and protecting you...
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