The My Hair Ain’t Nappy Podcast
Welcome to The My Hair Ain’t Nappy Podcast! Each week you will receive valuable insight and thought provoking perspectives about the connections between our hair and how we live our daily lives. Many of us have heard people talking about Jheri curls & Press-In-Curls, Hightop fades & Sportin’ Waves, the best products for your hair, and so much more; but what you haven’t heard is how our hair can be a full reflection of what’s going in our hearts, minds, bodies, and souls.Tune in each week as host Darrius Peace guides you on a journey to having a better hair and a better life.
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Episodes
Sunday Jul 14, 2024
Sunday Jul 14, 2024
This episode of the My Hair Ain't Nappy Podcast discusses the importance having awareness and access to resources that protect us from situations of both sexual and domestic violence.
Sunday Jul 07, 2024
Sunday Jul 07, 2024
This episode of the My Hair Ain't Nappy Podcast discusses how are hair styles can have an impact on our job opportunities and advancement in the work place. Let not thy hair FU$% up thou income!
Sunday Jun 30, 2024
Sunday Jun 30, 2024
This episode of the My Hair Ain't Nappy Podcast dicusses many of the senseless behavioral patterns that occur with our hair and our daily life.
Thursday Jun 27, 2024
Sunday Jun 23, 2024
Sunday Jun 23, 2024
This episode of the My Hair Ain't Nappy Podcast discusses the shame that is carried by those are born with naturally straight hair. Believe it or not, this topic transcends race.
Sunday Jun 16, 2024
Sunday Jun 16, 2024
This episode of The My Hair Ain’t Nappy Podcast is focusing on the acknowledgment of fatherhood across the human diaspora. There are thise who exude hi esteem in reference to Father’s Day, while others experience, triggered negative thoughts and emotions. Listen now to hear about navigating either path.
Sunday Jun 09, 2024
Sunday Jun 09, 2024
This episode of the My Hair Ain't Nappy Podcast delves into the powers and struggles that accompany different types and showcases of vulnerability. Yes, there is more than one form of being vulnerable. Listen now to learn more!
Sunday Jun 02, 2024
Sunday Jun 02, 2024
This episode of the My Hair Ain't Nappy Podcast discusses the impact of owning and celebrating our unique contributions to life as we know it. We are the only ones who can be who we are and do what we do. Listen now!
Sunday May 26, 2024
Sunday May 26, 2024
There are so many myths that are leading people down the path of hair destruction. Listen now as host, Darrius Peace debunks the lies that are snatching out edges left and right!
Sunday May 12, 2024
Sunday May 12, 2024
During this episode of The My Hair Ain’t Nappy Podcast, Mr. Peace is wishing a Happy Mothers Day with humorous insights about how the matriarchs of his life have shaped his perspective on hair.
Meet Mr. Peace
Darrius Peace is a Master hairstylist, beauty instructor, author, international speaker, natural hair expert and successful entrepreneur with twenty years of experience in the beauty industry. As a professional who exclusively styles natural, afro-textured hair, Peace knows exactly what Black women want when it comes to their coily tresses.
Hayah Beauty, Peace's luxury salon, is located in the heart of downtown Birmingham, Alabama and offers guests (clients) modern and sophisticated natural hairstyle options.
My Hair Ain’t Nappy: A Black Man’s Introspection On Natural Hair reveals Peace's journey into the beauty industry and shares profound insight into the psychology and spiritual nature of afro hair. Peace also authored two additional books in the "My Hair Ain’t Nappy" series: style guides for both the D-I-Yer and the salon professional.
Peace's insight and in-demand tips were featured in the October 2019 issue of The Oprah Magazine, his luxury Birmingham, Alabama salon, Hayah Beauty, has most recently been featured in People, Magazine, Men’s Health Magazine, Allure, Magazine, Money Magazine and Glamour magazine to name a few. Peace’s exponential social media growth was highlighted on BlackEnterprise.com. Additionally, Peace was named one of Essence.com's “24 Influencers Making Black Beauty History Now."