Blasian Radio

For the first time in six months, Krissy and Lauretta are back again to record the episode of all episodes. Hear Lauretta's passable Spanish, the ups and downs of moving across the ponds, and their thoughts on the three hottest current topics. 

Keeping in line with the current times we have mixed things up. In today's episode, we have Lauretta, whom we must apologise in advance for the traffic of Bogota you'll hear in the background, and Aruja Vashi. Aruja will provide insightful commentary of the wild, insightful and often dangerous adventures that Lauretta has been on whilst she's been away, followed by a down to earth conversation on the need to prove we're all doing okay via Instagram.

Music credit: Bensound

New episode of Blasian with a different flare as Lauretta travels the world...we welcome a new guest! This week we have Agni, a male of Indian descent where we discuss whether brown men are the most marginalised in UK society, eating/shopping eco-friendly and the impact it has on developing countries & mental health in men and the taboos surrounding it.

Lauretta embarks on a solo eat pray love trip to Colombia. Join us in this special episode where we talk about what she's going to do, who she's going to meet & the future of Blasian Radio.

Today Krissy and Lauretta offer a refresh perspective on the troubling SARS situation in Nigeria as well as the social and moral implications of Marcus Rashford's free school meal agenda. 

Krissy and Lauretta are back for volume 2 of the critically self-acclaimed Blasian Radio podcast. This week we dance around the topics of overseas adoption, the current refugee crisis and 2020's most shocking celebrity deaths. This is all lightened by our new segment interlude. 

This episode questions the revoking of Shamima Begum's British citizenship, domestic abuse in the BAME community with a very real and personal aspect & discussing if an individual can be too woke. 

We have a special guest this week, Roland, who joins us in our discussions about fetishising a specific race, the worrying increase of hate crimes against individuals of Far Eastern descent & the recent removal of TV programmes because of Black Face.