Black issues are just not for a season, it’s a continuous conversation.

In this season you can expect more raw, dynamic and unfiltered discussions! We will be stimulating minds, igniting inspiration and above all else dismantle the stereotypes affecting the BLACK BRITISH COMMUNITY! We all have been affected by these issues in some way or another but it’s up to us, as a community, as well as individuals to create change and challenge the status quo.

Drop us a message on our socials for topics you think is worth dismantling, let us know your thoughts and opinions don't keep it to yourself, let's keep the conversations going.

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Merry Christmas ya filthy animals!

Christmas is a special time for us all and despite the pandemic, in this episode, we reminisce our ‘traditional’ Christmases. Reflecting on our greatest memories, our fondest moments and our struggles during this festive season we touch on the Sainsbury’s advert ‘The Gravy Song’ and although it caused much controversy we reflect the true meaning of our Christmas from a Black British perspective.

So, grab your favourite cuppa or your spirit of choice and join us with our last episode of the season…no need to grab your tissues we will be back next year with more raw, dynamic and unfiltered discussions!

The UK has produced some truly talented and inspiring black individuals over the years. Each with their own unique back story and journey to success. They’ve given so many of us the belief that we can indeed aspire to greatness. So we think it’s only right that we shine a light on these figures. ⁠In this episode, we discuss John Boyega!

Zapp and Rodger introduced all of us to a new type of love, Computer Love! Although their love was a bit sweeter than most, this is a remarkable prediction of the future as this was written many years before online dating! Fast forward 32 years after this classic song.

Left, Right, Like, Delete or Report are all essential actions when finding that special connection online. Whether you’re searching for love, lust, or just someone to pass the time withduring the pandemic… Dating apps have become an integral part of the modern society. But has this been for better or worse? Can you really find true love? So join us as we discuss our own version of Computer Love.

In this episode, we introduce to you a series called Young, Gifted, and British. The UK has produced some truly talented and inspiring black individuals over the years. Each with their own unique back story and journey to success. They’ve given so many of us the belief that we can indeed aspire to greatness. So we think it’s only right that we shine a light on these figures. ⁠

⁠First, we start with Mr Reggie Yates!

As a community, black people have always endeavoured to create and build businesses. Some as a means of independence and others as a means of power. However, for one reason or another, this has been something we’ve struggled to sustain over time.... but why?? So in this episode, we are discussing “The Hustle of the Black Pound”.

Cancer has devastated millions of families, without prejudice. Many have been strong enough to pull through while others were not so lucky. In this episode, we highlight the cancers that affect the Black British community and share our thoughts and experiences to encourage early diagnosis.

If you are or know anyone who may be affected by this episode, please head over to our Instagram @blaqbookthepodcast to find helpful information and support.

DISCLAIMER: We are not medical experts. All views expressed in this episode are all our own experience and opinions. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a professional or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding Cancer. Please never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the episode or read on our socials.

In this first season, we will be diving deep into discussions that are often not spoken about, from disabilities seen and unseen, the thin line between culture and human rights to swiping vigorously to find our next soul mate.

We’re also going to dive into the relationships we have with ourselves and others, whether that’s taking time to create a business or learning to love the bodies we are in - we are choosing to dismantle the stereotypes we face and celebrate the young, gifted, and British people who has inspired and paved the way for so many black brits!

We are here! Just to give you a taste, we are a collective and believe every person has the right to feel represented. It's time for a good old chin-wag as we create room for open and meaningful discussions from a Black British perspective to educate, inspire and empower all from the comfort of your headphones...Welcome to Blaqbook the Podcast.