During this episode, the FC discuss the use of the phrase “it’s not that deep”, looking into it’s dismissive nature and potential to invalidate someone else’s feelings. The conversation moves onto an in depth discussion addressing instances of mistreatment of black businesses. Lastly, they briefly discuss how they feel about an alternative way to discipline children, which provides them with a safe space to cool off and recharge, before next steps are taken. 

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Here are some links with ways you can protest aside from going out on the streets! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yyzkmzVjt-fiidV5XIG723DAj4Dib9V3mcmMwFsAvbc/mobilebasic 

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“Hear me out GALORE” is the best way to describe this week’s episode. The FC starts off with a lyric breakdown for a popular track from the early 2000s. The episode continues with them discussing a few UK artists, which they feel should’ve been appreciated than they were. This discussion is likely to become an ongoing one. They keep the music theme going with an album review towards the end of the episode. The review is of August Alsina’s new album titled “The Product III: stateofEMERGEncy “ 

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Here are some links with ways you can protest aside from going out on the streets! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yyzkmzVjt-fiidV5XIG723DAj4Dib9V3mcmMwFsAvbc/mobilebasic 

check out ore’s fashion page on instagram: - @the54collection 

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follow us on twitter: - @mistaaaman & @N_FROMTHE9 

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The FC kicked off this week’s episode with a bit of self reflection. Sharing how they’ve been feeling during this lockdown period. They then discussed, the ways in which fathers treat their daughters, in comparison to their sons regarding sex and relationships. Their ‘black influence’ segment follows shortly after; recognising today as Juneteenth; a celebration of the liberation of enslaved Africans in the US. They close the episode with a new variation of their ‘Hear me Out’ segment.

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Here are some links with ways you can protest aside from going out on the streets!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yyzkmzVjt-fiidV5XIG723DAj4Dib9V3mcmMwFsAvbc/mobilebasic

check out ore’s fashion page on instagram:

- @the54collection

check out nancy’s blog page:

- www.eyethesupernova.wordpress.com

follow us on twitter:

- @mistaaaman & @N_FROMTHE9

- @ChaleLetsGist_

This week on Chale Let's Gist, the FC start off by talking about how they’ve been; expressing the frustration that comes with no longer being at Uni. They briefly touch on anti blackness and inter racial relationships. They, then close the episode with an extended edition of the musical segment ‘Hear Me Out’ 

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Here are some links with ways you can protest aside from going out on the streets! 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yyzkmzVjt-fiidV5XIG723DAj4Dib9V3mcmMwFsAvbc/mobilebasic 

REVOLUTIONARY BLACK TEXTS (PDF) 

https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/18y0_2wm85L113fVWYdgljq9uuIlmlbl3 

check out ore’s fashion page on instagram: - @the54collection 

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The FC begin this week by sharing what they have each learnt over the past few days. Following this, they indulge in a discussion about ‘coons’ ; exploring the different contexts in which coonery takes place. The conversation progresses, as they challenge the widely used Twitter phrase ‘I am not my ancestors, yours sincerely, these hands’ 

Here are some links with ways you can protest aside from going out on the streets! 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yyzkmzVjt-fiidV5XIG723DAj4Dib9V3mcmMwFsAvbc/mobilebasic 

REVOLUTIONARY BLACK TEXTS (PDF): https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/18y0_2wm85L113fVWYdgljq9uuIlmlbl3

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The FC kicked this week off with their ‘Hear me out’ segment; debating on their favourite songs by mainstream artists. As the episode progressed, they weighed in on the cyclical topic of diasporan wars, using African nations as the basis for their discussion. Towards the end of the episode, they spoke on John Boyega’s recent “controversial” tweet in reference to the murder of George Floyd at the hands of American police. 

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UK BOOKS: 

Why I’m No Longer Talking To White People About Race by Reni Eddo-Lodge 

Natives: Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire by Akala 

US BOOK: 

Nobody by Mark Lamont Hill

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The FC kick off this week’s episode with their ‘BLK influence segment’, which focused on the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921. Following this, they proceed to tackle some thought-provoking questions; 1. Is it possible to live a normal life and not ever tell a lie? 2. Does a person’s name influence the person they become? 3. What in life is truly objective and not subjective? 4. How conscious do you think animals are? Feel free to tweet us if you think you can answer any of these questions or follow us so that you don’t miss this weeks polls! 

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This week, the FC started the episode off with a unique twist to ‘meme mentality’. Following this, they tackled some interesting topics. The first of which was determining to what extent does birth order (oldest, middle, youngest) affect relationships. Later, broadening the conversation to discuss the typical characteristics and habits that are pinned to a specific birth order. They also touch on the necessity of support amongst peers when it comes to new businesses and ventures. 

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In this fun-filled week, the FC discuss ‘Men are Trash’ and what the term truly means. They discuss what behaviours men exhibit that warrant the use of such a phrase. In addition to this they explore relationship dilemmas. Integrated into the conversation are new segments for this week. ‘Hear me out’ leads with a brand new song association game. They also introduce a new addition to their segment catalogue; BLK Influence. 

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This week, the FC engage in a discussion about colourism. To create a balanced discourse, they determine the effects of colourism on both men and women. The FC also introduce segments to their podcast. Kicking it off with ‘hear me out’ and ‘meme mentality’ 

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