Bittersweet Podcast

This week we're discussing the stigma attached to being a stay at home mum. Are times changing...do you think the hustle culture is outdated? Would you compromise love for comfortability and security? All this and much more!

Q.O.T.W: Does your hairstyle affect the type of men you attract?

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As always keeping it real, relevant and relatable! 

Welcome to SHIFTING CULTURE  a monthly talk series dedicated to celebrating & amplifying the stories of ACCOMPLISHED & INSPIRATIONAL women of colour.

This month we are speaking with curator, model, arts & culture writer Sebina McKenna. Sabina is the founder of Where are you from? an online photojournalistic project that sets to explore cultural identity. In this conversation, we unpack her work while also discussing the importance of owning our stories and how her online platform hopes to challenges the pervasive narratives of POC that are so prevalent in Australian media.

You can find Sabina on Instagram @art_workr. Support her project @whereareyoufrom__

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This weeks episode is all about the royal tea . . . a.k.a the Meghan and Harry interview! We talk about the allegations of racism within the ‘institution’, the notoriously horrific coverage of Meghan in the UK tabloids, the relevance of the monarchy today and more!  

Q.O.T.W: How do you tell your partner you’re no longer physically attracted to them?

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This week we're discussing some uncomfortable conversations we're confronted with, as women of colour, when talking to white people. Growing up as a person of colour in Australia can be taxing and there is no doubt we have all experienced some form of micro-aggression, racial trauma or blatant racism from our friends, peers and even family members. What have been your experiences?

Q.O.T.W: Would you rather waste your time or your money?

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In this week's episode, we're talking about overachievement and perfectionism. We all love an ambitious queen, however, we also need to be mindful of how hyper ambition can manifest in many forms, into different aspects of our lives and the impact it can have on our mental health and well-being. As always, we will be keeping it real, relevant and relatable!

Q.O.T.W: what’s an assumption someone made about you that isn’t true?

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Happy Monday everyone! In this weeks episode, we're talking overachievement and perfectionism. We all love an ambitious queen, however, we also need to be mindful of how hyper ambition can manifest in many forms, into different aspects of our lives and the impact it can have on our mental health and well-being. As always, we will be keeping it real, relevant and relatable!

Q.O.T.W: what’s an assumption someone made about you that isn’t true?

Connect with us @bittersweet.podcast

Welcome to SHIFTING CULTURE a monthly talk series dedicated to celebrating & amplifying the stories of accomplished & inspirational women of colour.

This month we shared a conversation with Lucie Cutting and Nkechinyere (Nkechi) Anele, founders of The PIN, a discussion platform centred around representing multinational and multicultural people, in conversations about race, identity and culture within Australia. We spoke with these amazing ladies about the impact of owning your OWN story and building sustainable creative careers.

You can find The Pin of Instagram @thepin__ & Nkechi @_n.kechi

Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast. As always keeping it real, relevant and relatable!

This weeks episode is a bit of a silly one ya’ll!! Just a bit of banter about living single and loving it! To all our single people, we see you, we commend you and want to remind you to stay, living your best life!!

Q.O.T.W:  Do you date for entertainment or for long term commitment?

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This week we're speaking on the ongoing genocide and humanitarian crisis that is happening in Tigray. Over the past 3 months, conflicts in Tigray, the northern region of Ethiopia, have continued to escalate with all forms of communication cut in the region, gendered violence, mass starvation as well as the death and displacement of thousands of soldiers and civilians in Tigray. We're joined by activists Betty and Muuz, who have been huge advocates both in Australia and internationally, raising awareness and giving a voice to those who are currently voiceless.

Guests Instagram: @6lack_betty & @muuz24

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They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but there is no denying the pressure society puts on all of us to be perfect, and live up to an unattainable standard of ‘beauty’. How far is too far for the pursuit of beauty? This week we discuss how the standard of beauty has and continues to shift, the ways representation can have a huge influence on how beauty is perceived, the influence media plays and much more!

Q.O.T.W: What is most important to you, happiness, health or wealth?

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