It's been a depressing week in the UK. In episode 2 of our 'Yookay' series, Ladan and I discuss the complicated feelings that ethnic minorities have towards the crimes from recent asylum seekers. We ask...is possible for us to talk about this crisis honestly without becoming right wing or red-pilled?

In this inaugural episode of our Yookay series, we discuss what "Yookay" means in the context of the 'decline of the UK', we also look at some recent examples of "peak Yookay" and what this means for our future as ethnic minorities in the country.

We discuss the UK's love affair with having POC and/or women in the Home Secretary role...why they keep doing this and what this means for marginalised communities.

Another day ending in Y — and another celeb finally pretending to care. We break down Jennifer Lawrence’s very late comments on Gaza and whether we actually need celebrities.

We discuss the ****-show that is the launch of the new left wing alternative to Labour.

Alia and Ladan have a short and sweet chat about the hoo-haa surrounding the racist tweets of Karla Sofía Gascón; the first trans woman nominated for an acting Oscar. Also...WTF is happening with the Syria discourse? Does the I in ISIS stand for intersectional?

In this episode, Alia and Ladan discuss the social media discourse surrounding the Southport killer, what it means to be British and some lighter topics like the Academy Awards nominations and Alia's plans to be the next big thing in screenwriting.

Alia and Ladan return to the Apparently Pod with updates on their lives, new year's resolutions and Elon's takeover of the UK and what this means for British Muslims.

Ladan and Alia discuss the recent shift in TikTok discourse around Palestine, and how the K-Hive have created a narrative of "Palestinians are anti black, so good luck with that genocide" to support their candidate.

In Episode 8 of Apparently, Ladan and Alia lament the not-so-shocking rise of the far right in the UK, which has led to anti-Muslim, anti-black and anti-Asian pogroms across the country. Also, a breakdown of the hysteria around Algerian Olympic boxer Imane Khelif.