In this episode Manvir talks about the development of the banana republic in Honduras and wider central American countries, while bringing back a wee bit of poetry here and wee bit of art there. 

We're back after our Christmas break to discuss Bao Buns, New Year resolutions, and all things aboriginal art. We learnt about the how the Aboriginal community in Australia carved out their own voice! Don't forget to check out our article with 'TheEdiMagazine' found in our social media bio.

Manvir leads the show talking about protests against wearing the hijab in Iran, while also forgetting how to introduce the show to Asyia's melodramatic dismay. 

Asyia and Manvir are back with another chaotic episode. We discuss Christmas, Downton Abbey, the trails of capitalism and encounter many internet troubles whilst delving into the fascinating Mexican Mural Movement of the 1920s.

In this episode Manvir talks about the importance of language and national identity. A wee bit of poetry reading makes a warm return, and feminist science fiction makes a grand entrance. 

Asyia and Manvir are back with a new season all about art and activism. Recorded entirely over the second lockdown, we attempt to make sense of what the place of art and artists are in social movements - using wikipedia, our chaotic energy and usual charm. This episode we find out about the photojournalist Leila Alaoui and her incredible work highlighting the human aspect of the migrant and refugee crisis.

A special episode exploring Black artists in light of the recent momentum the decades old  'Black Lives Matter' movement has gained. We explore the Birmingham based Black artist Keith Piper and the African American poet Patricia Smith on our continued journey to amplify marginalised voices in the arts world.  Links to discover more are up on our social media pages.

In this episode Manvir and Asyia revise Rumi, discuss Majorie and are in awe of life.