This week Naomi and Ogaga are joined by Ronke Lawal. The group reminisce on Fresh Price of Bel-Air and explore how much colourism played a factor in the show

In the second segment the trio discuss the decision by British MPs to deregulate sex education in school as they recount their experiences.

Finally, in an effort to ignore's Trump's inauguration as President of the USA, the 20Something Podcast team talk what Obama's reign meant to them as Black Britons.

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This week Naomi and Ogaga discuss Christmas traditions and Kwanzaa. Do you celebrate Kwanzaa? Join them for the year end special.

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This week Naomi and Ogaga discuss Christmas traditions and Kwanzaa. Do you celebrate Kwanzaa? Join them for the year end special.

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This week we are reminiscing on our school days we pay homage to our 15 year old selves and remember what it was like to be in secondary school as a millennial. Do you remember the dummies, the gelled baby hairs and the kickers? Yeah? We do also, join us for this humorous discussion.

In the second segment of the podcast we are joined by Bola and Tobi from Black Ballad who give us insight into their vision and what it is like as a Black Business owner. You can check out more about these two very inspirational people and their venture at http://www.blackballad.co.uk/crowdfund/ you can find them on Twitter @BlackBalladUK

In the final segment, #ForTheCulture we talk about the Black Is The New Black series on the BBC.

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This week we are reminiscing on our school days we pay homage to our 15 year old selves and remember what it was like to be in secondary school as a millennial. Do you remember the dummies, the gelled baby hairs and the kickers? Yeah? We do also, join us for this humorous discussion.

In the second segment of the podcast we are joined by Bola and Tobi from Black Ballad who give us insight into their vision and what it is like as a Black Business owner. You can check out more about these two very inspirational people and their venture at http://www.blackballad.co.uk/crowdfund/ you can find them on Twitter @BlackBalladUK

In the final segment, #ForTheCulture we talk about the Black Is The New Black series on the BBC.

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@20Somethingpodc

@naesimon

@dandy_lord

This week Naomi asks whether she would freeze her eggs in order to progress her career and delay having children. The pair are joined by Seyi Newell from Tribe.

In the second segment the team question the new support that some within the Black community have given Prince Harry.

This week on 20Something Podcast Naomi and Ogaga are joined by Danielle Dash. The trio talk self help books during the initial segment. During the second segment, the Chaser, the discussion turns toward the representation of Black women in the media and how we can continue to break down barriers.

In the final segment #ForTheCulture the dynamic team review Ray Blk’s music career thus far. You can find her work on the below links: https://rayblk.bandcamp.com/releases

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We only need two words to describe this episode of 20Something Podcast, 'Donald Trump'. We stand in solidarity with African Americans and all those who are working for justice for all people, inclusive of all races.

In the second segment, #ForTheCulture we review Ava Duvenay's documentary 13th. Be sure to check it out.

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We only need two words to describe this episode of 20Something Podcast, 'Donald Trump'. We stand in solidarity with African Americans and all those who are working for justice for all people, inclusive of all races.

In the second segment, #ForTheCulture we review Ava Duvenay's documentary 13th. Be sure to check it out.

In this week’s episode of 20Something Podcast Ogaga becomes a parent and tells us about the trials of becoming an unexpected guardian. He let’s us in on some of the rules that he has delegated to his child and what it takes to be a responsible father.

In the second segment of the podcast the pair discuss Lil’ Wayne’s problematic comments on the #BlackLivesMatter movement and his internalised anti-blackness.

In addition the pair discuss the new studies on the male contraceptive injection and the double standards in the world of contraception.