Black Canadian Creators (BCC) spotlights bold and inspiring voices from across the African diaspora who are shaping Canada’s creative and new media landscape — both at home and abroad. Join Sherley for unfiltered conversations with podcasters, filmmakers, digital storytellers, and cultural innovators making their mark. If you’re building your craft, looking for inspiration, or ready for stories that challenge the status quo, this is your go-to space to connect with Canada’s Black creator community.
💬 Join the conversation with #BlackCanadianCreators
🔗 Explore more: BlackCanadianCreators.ca – discover creators, access resources, and join the directory to explore the directory, discover new creators, and access exclusive resources for Black Canadian content creators.
📱 Connect on social: @BlackCanadianCreators (Instagram, TikTok or Facebook), Oh! And, check out the BCC Facebook Hub community
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Black Canadian Creators (BCC) spotlights bold and inspiring voices from across the African diaspora who are shaping Canada’s creative and new media landscape — both at home and abroad. Join Sherley for unfiltered conversations with podcasters, filmmakers, digital storytellers, and cultural innovators making their mark. If you’re building your craft, looking for inspiration, or ready for stories that challenge the status quo, this is your go-to space to connect with Canada’s Black creator community.
💬 Join the conversation with #BlackCanadianCreators
🔗 Explore more: BlackCanadianCreators.ca – discover creators, access resources, and join the directory to explore the directory, discover new creators, and access exclusive resources for Black Canadian content creators.
📱 Connect on social: @BlackCanadianCreators (Instagram, TikTok or Facebook), Oh! And, check out the BCC Facebook Hub community
Presented by The Chonilla Network.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this solo episode of the Black Canadian Creators Podcast, host Sherley introduces herself and shares a powerful and personal message for creators, dreamers, and entrepreneurs: you don’t need a blueprint—just a deep why, your people, and the courage to start where you are.
Sherley reflects share who she is, a content creator you should know and on how the Black Canadian Creators platform began: no logo, no strategy, no budget—but a real need for community and visibility. From a humble Facebook group to a multi-platform movement, she proves that momentum beats perfection and consistency beats complexity.
This episode is a heartfelt nudge for anyone holding back on launching their blog, podcast, app, book, or brand. If you’re waiting for permission, this is it. Start now. Start small. Start scrappy.y.
✅ A behind-the-scenes look at how Black Canadian Creators began
✅ Why perfection is the enemy of momentum
✅ What happens when you build before you’re “ready”
✅ A call to creators to build out loud and share the journey
“I didn’t have a five-year plan. I didn’t even have a logo. But I had a gut feeling that if I needed this space, someone else needed it too.”
This episode is a nudge, a permission slip, and a challenge. Whether it’s a blog, a podcast, a newsletter, an app—or just the start of a dream—start where you are. Let people witness your growth. You don’t need to be ready. You just need to be real.
(No guest this time—just your host, Sherley, keeping it 100.)
Sherley is a podcaster, speaker, community builder, and founder of Black Canadian Creators. She’s passionate about creating platforms that center Black Canadian voices across industries, mediums, and regions. From curating digital summits to spotlighting emerging creatives, Sherley’s work is rooted in care, connection, and cultural clarity.
This is how we build community, shift culture, and cheer each other on—together.
Peace and keep creatin’,
— Sherley
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