Bants and Business

Bants and Business

By Simi AlukoSociety & Culture
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Bants and Business episodes

  • Mi Espacio

    In this episode, I have some very special features from a high school program called Mi Espacio. Learn more about the program here: https://wearecasa.org/programs/mi-espacio/

    34 min
  • We hate it Here

    Quick correction: meant to say "inclusive" instead of "exclusive" at the beginning of this one. My bad :/


    Did you just spend weeks living with your parents after some time away? Well so did I. Let's talk about how that went.

    26 min
  • Season 1 Introduction

    How did I forget to introduce myself before? Here's a little bit about me, and a little bit about my pod. Bants and Business Season 1 is officially kicking off on a biweekly schedule from January to April 2021! Follow me on Instagram to stay updated.

    8 min
  • 02 - For Africans in the Diaspora x

    Got a little heated in this one, but that's okay!  How do we live up to our ideals of global Black excellence if we don't support African liberation movements? The answer is, we don't. So, this is me scolding many Black and specifically African peers who failed to live up to these ideals that we love to talk about. Yes, ye Africans in the diaspora, this one's for you x

    23 min
  • 01 - END WHAT? END SARS NOW x

    Be guided, support End SARS.

    This episode was recorded on Friday, October 9th 2020 while Nigerians across the country protested against the Special Anti-Robbery Squad. Today, tens if not hundreds of thousands of Nigerians worldwide are on the streets with these demands to the Nigerian government - dissolve SARS, prosecute offenders, protect Nigerians.  I called a friend in Lagos who had been to a protest earlier on Friday, and that phonecall is what you are listening to now. 

    Music: Follow Follow by Falz

    27 min

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Putting African development, history and identity on the tips of every young Afro leader's tongue. We are the generation that reclaims and redirects the global Black narrative. It all sounds like…