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

  • Bully Me Off Twitter, I'm Begging You! | Ep 059 ft. Ira Madison III
    Culture writer Ira Madison III blesses the show. He's at the Daily Beasts and hosts his own podcast, Keep It. We talk about the soaps he grew up watching, and dig into our favorite people, television and songs of 2017.
    Follow Ira on IG: @kingirairaira | Twitter: @ira
    Follow Darian on IG: @darian | Twitter: @dariansymone
    Find out how you can contribute to the making of #AIATLA! d.rip/darian
    Sudio headphones 15% discount for all #AIATLA listeners! goo.gl/27yFch
    +1 SEGMENT
    - Former President Barack Obama
    - Messy Omarosa stories
    - Soap & Glory lip plumping gloss
    Sign up for the #AIATLA newsletter! bit.ly/1MR18RF
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatia-ira-madison-iii/
    47 min
  • Episode 059 ft. Ira Madison III
    Culture writer Ira Madison III blesses the show. He's at the Daily Beasts and hosts his own podcast, Keep It, for Cooked Media. We talk about the soaps he grew up watching, and dig into our favorite people, television and songs of 2017.
    Follow Ira on IG: @kingirairaira | Twitter: @ira
    Follow Darian on IG: @darian | Twitter: @dariansymone
    Find out how you can contribute to the making of #AIATLA! d.rip/darian
    Sudio headphones 15% discount for all #AIATLA listeners! goo.gl/27yFch
    +1 SEGMENT
    Former President Barack Obama
    Soap & Glory lip plumping gloss
    Sign up for the #AIATLA newsletter! bit.ly/1MR18RF
    More #AIATLA episodes: theseam.co/aiatla
    47 min
  • An Energy That's Difficult To Match | Ep. 058 ft. Briana Owens
    Founder of Spiked Spin and spin instructor Briana Owens graces the podcast to talk about how her mission goes beyond wanting to help people feel good or empower them, but creating a space for people who are left out of the very experience boutique fitness scene — people of color. We talk about how Spiked Spin is more broadly a lifestyle brand and how hip hop cycling classes are only the beginning, different levels of friendship, and why we are really into this idea of being the best versions of ourselves than anything else.
    Find out how you can contribute to the making of #AIATLA! d.rip/darian
    Sudio headphones 15% discount! https://goo.gl/27yFch
    +1 SEGMENT
    Mom + Entrepreneur Mel White | www.instagram.com/melrwhite
    The Dissect podcast (highly recommend!)
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-briana-owens-spiked-spin/
    Follow Darian on IG: @darian | Twitter: @dariansymone
    Follow Briana on Twitter + IG: @spikedspin | www.spikedspin.com
    55 min
  • An Energy That's Difficult To Match | Ep. 058 ft. Briana Owens
    Founder of Spiked Spin and spin instructor Briana Owens graces the podcast to talk about how her mission goes beyond wanting to help people feel good or empower them, but creating a space for people who are left out of the very experience boutique fitness scene — people of color. We talk about how Spiked Spin is more broadly a lifestyle brand and how hip hop cycling classes are only the beginning, different levels of friendship, and why we are really into this idea of being the best versions of ourselves than anything else.
    Find out how you can contribute to the making of #AIATLA! d.rip/darian
    Sudio headphones 15% discount! https://goo.gl/27yFch
    +1 SEGMENT
    Mom + Entrepreneur Mel White | www.instagram.com/melrwhite
    The Dissect podcast (highly recommend!)
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-briana-owens-spiked-spin/
    Follow Darian on IG: @darian | Twitter: @dariansymone
    Follow Briana on Twitter + IG: @spikedspin | www.spikedspin.com
    55 min
  • Episode 058 ft. Briana Owens
    Founder of Spiked Spin and spin instructor Briana Owens graces the podcast to talk about how her mission goes beyond wanting to help people feel good or empower them, but creating a space for people who are left out of the very experience boutique fitness scene — people of color. We talk about how Spiked Spin is more broadly a lifestyle brand and how hip hop cycling classes are only the beginning, different levels of friendship, and why we are really into this idea of being the best versions of ourselves than anything else.
    Follow Briana on Twitter + IG: @spikedspin | www.spikedspin.com
    Find out how you can contribute to the making of #AIATLA! d.rip/darian
    Sudio headphones 15% discount! https://goo.gl/27yFch
    +1 SEGMENT
    Mom + Entrepreneur Mel White | www.instagram.com/melrwhite
    The Dissect podcast (highly recommend!)
    Sign up for the #AIATLA newsletter! bit.ly/1MR18RF
    More #AIATLA episodes: theseam.co/aiatla
    55 min
  • #AIATLA LIVE at Well-Read Black Girl Festival ft. Bernice McFadden + Numa Perrier | Ep. 057
    Author Bernice McFadden, whose novel "Book of Harlan" was recently optioned as a film and filmmaker Numa Perrier, who is working on a film and book based on her life titled "Jezebel" join me at Well-Read Black Girl's first festival in Brooklyn! We talk about why it seems more Black novels are being turned into films and how social media is keeping this Hollywood "moment" we're in around longer. We also touch on being a part of the creative process of a film based off your book, and why it can be okay to not have total control.
    Follow Darian on IG: @darian | Twitter: @dariansymone
    Bernice on Twitter: @queenazsa
    Numa on Twitter: @missnuma + @missnuma
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-well-read-black-girl/
    Newsletter: bit.ly/1MR18RF
    36 min
  • #AIATLA LIVE at Well-Read Black Girl Festival ft. Bernice McFadden + Numa Perrier | Ep. 057
    Author Bernice McFadden, whose novel "Book of Harlan" was recently optioned as a film and filmmaker Numa Perrier, who is working on a film and book based on her life titled "Jezebel" join me at Well-Read Black Girl's first festival in Brooklyn! We talk about why it seems more Black novels are being turned into films and how social media is keeping this Hollywood "moment" we're in around longer. We also touch on being a part of the creative process of a film based off your book, and why it can be okay to not have total control.
    Follow Darian on IG: @darian | Twitter: @dariansymone
    Bernice on Twitter: @queenazsa
    Numa on Twitter: @missnuma + @missnuma
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-well-read-black-girl/
    Newsletter: bit.ly/1MR18RF
    36 min
  • #AIATLA Live: Episode 057 at Well-Read Black Girl Festival ft. Bernice McFadden + Numa Perrier
    Author Bernice McFadden, whose novel "Book of Harlan" was recently optioned as a film and filmmaker Numa Perrier, who is working on a film and book based on her life titled "Jezebel" join me at Well-Read Black Girl's first festival in Brooklyn! We talk about why it seems more Black novels are being turned into films and how social media is keeping this Hollywood "moment" we're in around longer. We also touch on being a part of the creative process of a film based off your book, and why it can be okay to not have total control.
    Follow Darian! instagram.com/darian + twitter.com/dariansymone
    Follow Bernice! twitter.com/queenazsa
    Follow Numa! twitter.com/missnuma + instagram.com/missnuma
    More #AIATLA episodes: theseam.co/aiatla
    Newsletter: bit.ly/1MR18RF
    36 min
  • The Life of an Afro-Digital Immigrant | Episode 056 ft. André Singleton
    Artist and teacher André Singleton is in the studio! He’s the co-founder of Very Black — a project founded in unapologetic Black love and solidarity — and we talk about his life as an Afro-digital immigrant, his journey battling cancer, trips to Salvador, Bahia, Brazil and what it means to be “very black."
    Follow André on IG: @theveryblackproject | Twitter: @vryblk
    Follow Darian on IG: @darian | Twitter: @dariansymone
    +1 SEGMENT
    The Bay Area
    The Pocket app as an archiving tool
    @AllRightsAintReserved on Instagram
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-andre-singleton-very-black/
    1 hr 8 min
  • The Life of an Afro-Digital Immigrant | Episode 056 ft. André Singleton
    Artist and teacher André Singleton is in the studio! He’s the co-founder of Very Black — a project founded in unapologetic Black love and solidarity — and we talk about his life as an Afro-digital immigrant, his journey battling cancer, trips to Salvador, Bahia, Brazil and what it means to be “very black."
    Follow André on IG: @theveryblackproject | Twitter: @vryblk
    Follow Darian on IG: @darian | Twitter: @dariansymone
    +1 SEGMENT
    The Bay Area
    The Pocket app as an archiving tool
    @AllRightsAintReserved on Instagram
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-andre-singleton-very-black/
    1 hr 8 min

About Am I Allowed to Like Anything?

From the publisher's feed

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…