In this episode, Manvir gets talking to Asyia about a poet from the Tang Dynasty, Wang Wei, and a beautiful poem which looks at familial love. Other topics such as Spongebob, the elitehood of being a court-jester, and our shock at making it to an eighth episode come in dribs and drabs.

In this episode, Asyia regrets exercising, rejects her imaginary MBE and tells Manvir all about the wonderful Aboriginal Australian poet, Oodgeroo Noonuccal and her life of poetry and activism. 

In this episode Manvir gets chatting to Asyia about Audre Lorde. Mild diversions into the realms of our brand-spanking NEW social media, a game where you kill both corona and time, and Language Learning with Netflix also included. 

In which Asyia attempts to not eternally disappoint her father; we explore the world of marxist poetry and have a natter about too hot to handle. 

In this episode we learn all about the life of the iconic Latin American Poet Gabriela Mistral whilst lamenting about our own lack of adventure and discussing the usefulness of tiktok.... 

In this episode Asyia gets chatting about Gwendolyn Brooks and her life impressive life as a literary icon during the Civil Rights Movement.

In this episode Manvir gets talking to Asyia about the wonders of Kamala Das' poetry, followed by a minor breakdown and then inspirational talk about living during a global pandemic. 

In which Asyia sounds qualified for like five seconds before being a mess again but it is all in the name of a really cool first nations artist with an alter ego (side eye emoji)

In this episode Manvir gets chatting about another wild child artist, Leonora Carrington. Downton Abbey, hopes and dreams of fame, and lactating hyenas to be expected.