Am I Allowed to Like Anything?

Am I Allowed to Like Anything?

By Darian Symoné HarvinSociety & Culture
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Am I Allowed to Like Anything? episodes

  • The Black Millennial Impact | Ep. 019 ft. Donovan Ramsey
    Donovan Ramsey is a writer and journalist from Columbus, Ohio. His work has appeared in the New York Times, The Atlantic, BuzzFeed and Gawker. He is a Fellow at the public policy organization Demos Action. We talk about what it's like to be a young, Black writer living in NYC, the 2016 Presidential race and what we are the Beyoncés of.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - HBCU's
    - Priyanka Chopra
    You can find Donovan on Twitter @iDXR
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-podcast-donovan-ramsey/
    Music by @ITSKEYZBABY
    44 min
  • Episode 019 ft. Donovan Ramsey
    #AIATLA is on iTunes: itun.es/us/7WgY8.c
    Donovan Ramsey is a writer and journalist from Columbus, Ohio. His work has appeared in the New York Times, The Atlantic, BuzzFeed and Gawker. He is a Fellow at the public policy organization Demos Action. We talk about what it's like to be a young, Black writer living in NYC, the 2016 Presidential race and what we are the Beyoncés of.
    Things we like:
    - HBCU's
    - Priyanka Chopra
    You can find Donovan on Twitter @iDXR
    Music by @ITSKEYZBABY
    44 min
  • What It's Like to Follow Your Own Advice | Ep. 018 ft. Alex Wolf
    Alex Wolf is the founder of #BOSSBABE, "a lifestyle brand teach ambitious millennial business-minded women how to take full personal responsibility over their lives and put their happiness first." It's huge. We talked about Spice Girls, Brooklyn, entrepreneurship and peace of mind.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - Having boundaries
    - Peach app
    - The organic-ness of Snapchat and how it helps you to realize how cool your life is
    Alex on Twitter: @bossbabealex | bossbabe.me
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-podcast-alex-wolf/
    Intro song: JUKE BOUNCE - TRAXMAN 2015
    35 min
  • What It's Like to Follow Your Own Advice | Ep. 018 ft. Alex Wolf
    Alex Wolf is the founder of #BOSSBABE, "a lifestyle brand teach ambitious millennial business-minded women how to take full personal responsibility over their lives and put their happiness first." It's huge. We talked about Spice Girls, Brooklyn, entrepreneurship and peace of mind.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - Having boundaries
    - Peach app
    - The organic-ness of Snapchat and how it helps you to realize how cool your life is
    Alex on Twitter: @bossbabealex | bossbabe.me
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-podcast-alex-wolf/
    Intro song: JUKE BOUNCE - TRAXMAN 2015
    35 min
  • Episode 018 ft. Alex Wolf
    #AIATLA is on iTunes: itun.es/us/7WgY8.c
    Alex Wolf is the founder of #BOSSBABE, "a lifestyle brand teach ambitious millennial business-minded women how to take full personal responsibility over their lives and put their happiness first." We talked about Spice Girls, Brooklyn, entrepreneurship and peace of mind!
    Things we like:
    - Having boundaries
    - Peach app
    - The organic-ness of Snapchat and how it helps you to realize how cool your life is
    Alex on Twitter: @bossbabealex | bossbabe.me
    Intro song: JUKE BOUNCE - TRAXMAN 2015
    35 min
  • We Have No Chill, and That's OK! | Ep. 017 ft. Ella Cerón
    For today’s episode, I brought on Ella Céron, one of the funniest people I follow on Twitter. Ella is the Digital Entertainment Editor at Teen Vogue. We talk about what having no chill means for us, Kanye West, Amandla Sternberg and our shared love for Oreos.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - Having no chill
    - Trap Karaoke
    You can find Ella on Twitter @ellaceron
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-podcast-ella-ceron-teen-vogue/
    Intro song: JUKE BOUNCE - TRAXMAN 2015
    48 min
  • We Have No Chill, and That's OK! | Ep. 017 ft. Ella Cerón
    For today’s episode, I brought on Ella Céron, one of the funniest people I follow on Twitter. Ella is the Digital Entertainment Editor at Teen Vogue. We talk about what having no chill means for us, Kanye West, Amandla Sternberg and our shared love for Oreos.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - Having no chill
    - Trap Karaoke
    You can find Ella on Twitter @ellaceron
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-podcast-ella-ceron-teen-vogue/
    Intro song: JUKE BOUNCE - TRAXMAN 2015
    48 min
  • Episode 017 ft. Ella Cerón
    #AIATLA is on iTunes: itun.es/us/7WgY8.c
    Teen Vogue's Ella Cerón joins me to talk about growing up at a radio station, Amandla Sternberg and Oreos — plus a game of This or That.
    Things we like:
    - Having no chill
    - Trap Karaoke
    You can find Ella on Twitter @ellaceron
    Intro song: JUKE BOUNCE - TRAXMAN 2015
    48 min
  • Buffalo Is Still Home | Ep. 016 ft. Simone Webb
    This week I'm in Buffalo, NY, my hometown, for the holidays. I interview entrepreneur and stylist Simone Webb who I've known since I was 16-years-old. Even back then, she was brilliant. We talk about the balance of using social media to promote your work, and also, Buffalo — and how the city has changed.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - Tomorrow Looks Brighter newsletter
    Find Simone on the web @simonealexis__ | StyledBySimoneAlexis.com
    @AcidCupcakess | acidcupcakes.com
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-podcast-simone-webb-acid-cupcakes/
    Intro song: JUKE BOUNCE - TRAXMAN 2015
    27 min
  • Buffalo Is Still Home | Ep. 016 ft. Simone Webb
    This week I'm in Buffalo, NY, my hometown, for the holidays. I interview entrepreneur and stylist Simone Webb who I've known since I was 16-years-old. Even back then, she was brilliant. We talk about the balance of using social media to promote your work, and also, Buffalo — and how the city has changed.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - Tomorrow Looks Brighter newsletter
    Find Simone on the web @simonealexis__ | StyledBySimoneAlexis.com
    @AcidCupcakess | acidcupcakes.com
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-podcast-simone-webb-acid-cupcakes/
    Intro song: JUKE BOUNCE - TRAXMAN 2015
    27 min

About Am I Allowed to Like Anything?

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I started ‘Am I Allowed to Like Anything’ because I wanted to create a space for people to feel good about shouting out the stuff in culture they’re into, during a time when it’s easier to riff about…