BANANGE

BANANGE

By Celina, Ijaz and ShukuraSociety & Culture
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BANANGE episodes

  • the importance of celebrating your wins

    shukura takes on a solo podcast talking about the importance of celebrating your wins. she talks about being intentional actions and trying to make sure that working remotely doesn't make her stay indoors all day. then she concludes with sharing her netflix series/movie wins and losses. 



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    23 min
  • ex highschool frenemies come together to discuss their daddy issues
    welcome to season two!!
    to start off our new season we have our first guest tanja! we start off this conversation by explaining our "beef" and how we reconnected again. shukura discusses her decline in terms of her connection with ✝.  we break down if people have issues with marriage or are worried about marrying the wrong person. tanja discusses the importance of children growing up and seeing healthy loving relationships and how it shapes her in parenting her daughter Mila. we talk about the importance of boundaries and how to be more open-minded when it gets to red flags in dating. we talk about how our childhoods impacted how we view and see the love and the impact on our self-love. 
    instagram: https://www.instagram.com/banangepodcast/
    tanja:  https://www.instagram.com/tanja.zee
    interested in collaborating with us? email us: [email protected]
    1 hr 17 min
  • having a work/life balance is a privilege that many people cannot afford

    today's podcast discusses our annoyance with the "grind grind grind" culture that is presented today. we talk about the pressures as young people who have just started work to now own a home and be financially "successful". we also unpack the idea of making more money = more work. we get ijaz's film industry insights into high pressures working for tv networks such as netflix to continuously produce content. shukura discusses how difficult it is as an adult after university. she also dives into what life is like completing a degree during a pandemic and then her first job is completely remote. we also talk about how difficult it is to develop and build yourself as a person due to having an exhausting work schedule.

    instagram: https://www.instagram.com/banangepodcast/

    celina:  https://www.instagram.com/cel.mitx/

    ijaz: https://www.instagram.com/whoisijaz/

    interested in collaborating with us? email us: [email protected]

    46 min
  • what moving back home from uni really feels like

    this episode shukura talks about the struggles with moving back home from university. having that taste of independence and freedom and then moving back a few steps to feeling like a kid again back home. shukura discusses the how she navigates moving home to live with your grandma in comparison to her mum. she expresses the blessings she has and understanding that though she is 22 the PROPER feeling of being an "adult" is hard to figure out what does it mean to be adult? can you be an adult but still live at home?

    instagram: https://www.instagram.com/banangepodcast/

    interested in collaborating with us? email us: [email protected]

    28 min
  • "I need to stop thinking these POC celebrities are for poor/black/brown liberation"

    *recorded July 23rd 2021* 

    this episode explores Dave's new album "We're all alone in this together" to unpack his continued colourist lyrics yet attempting to be pro-black. Shukura and Ijaz further unpack why we as people cannot expect celebrities to be revolutionaries in fighting for all minority group's liberation. we then end the podcast by doing a lil freestyle to show that rapping is not as easy as it looks!

    instagram: https://www.instagram.com/banangepodcast/

    shukura: https://www.instagram.com/shukuura/

    ijaz:  https://www.instagram.com/whoisijaz/

    interested in collaborating with us? email us: [email protected]

    31 min
  • "i find it hard to be patriotic to a country that does not love me"

    *recorded in June* 

    today's podcast discusses the difficulties as a black person to be patriotic to England during an international football tournament. we also touch upon Naomi Osaka discussions about mental health. lastly, we debate if tik tokers can be defined as celebrities and how the idea of celebrity has shifted. 

    instagram: https://www.instagram.com/banangepodcast/

    shukura: https://www.instagram.com/shukuura/

    celina:  https://www.instagram.com/cel.mitx/

    interested in collaborating with us? email us: [email protected]

    51 min
  • the tortured love affair of wealth porn

    today's podcast explores blue therapy couple's Deborah & Jamel and Paul & Chioma. We talk about how some rappers end up living pay check to paycheck to try and represent a lifestyle they cannot maintain. 

    instagram: https://www.instagram.com/banangepodcast/

    shukura: https://www.instagram.com/shukuura/

    ijaz:  https://www.instagram.com/whoisijaz/

    interested in collaborating with us? email us: [email protected]

    31 min
  • the strong black woman trope is getting tiring

    today's podcast explores the strong black woman trope and what role sometimes we as black women play in perpetuating that stereotype. 

    instagram: https://www.instagram.com/banangepodcast/

    shukura: https://www.instagram.com/shukuura/

    celina:  https://www.instagram.com/cel.mitx/

    interested in collaborating with us? email us: [email protected]

    49 min
  • my friend's family hates me cause of my race what should i do?

    today's podcast discusses what the true meaning of allyship means, we break down the UK's Race Report and why people keep fat-shaming Lizzo.

    instagram: https://www.instagram.com/banangepodcast/

    shukura: https://www.instagram.com/shukuura/

    celina:  https://www.instagram.com/cel.mitx/

    ijaz: https://www.instagram.com/whoisijaz/

    interested in collaborating with us? email us: [email protected]

    38 min

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