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May 29, 2017 EP 12. BE “HUMBLE”
Today we are talking bodies, specifically black women’s bodies, including all the stretch marks, fake arses and afro hair. Listen as Mo & Jay dissect the recent controversy surrounding Kendrick Lamar’s hit song “Humble” and ask the question is it anti-feminist for a man to proclaim he prefers “natural” women? Also adding to the mix our views on Tyrese (self-proclaimed beauty expert) thoughts on what he thinks women should look like.
Male misogyny or too much sensitivity?....let’s talk about it!
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Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
27 min
May 14, 2017 Dating Dilemmas, Disasters, Do’s and Don’ts ……. The girls talk about it all: Episode 11
It’s dating 101 with Mo & Jay this week joined by special guests Shay, Alex, Mahogany and Viv. The ladies are not holding back discussing everything from first date disasters, interracial dating and even who should pay on the first date!
As single black women living in London, the complexities of navigating the dating scene and has the evolution of technology killed the art of romance? Yes that’s right we talk tinder tales, online dating and more.
Honest, open and real conversation, with no filter as the ladies don’t hold back, including asking themselves the question “Why am I single”
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Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
1 hr 31 min
May 14, 2017 EP 11. DATING DILEMMAS, DISASTERS, DO’S AND DON’TS ……. THE GIRLS TALK ABOUT IT ALL
It’s dating 101 with Mo & Jay this week joined by special guests Shay, Alex, Mahogany and Viv. The ladies are not holding back discussing everything from first date disasters, interracial dating and even who should pay on the first date!
As single black women living in London, the complexities of navigating the dating scene and has the evolution of technology killed the art of romance? Yes that’s right we talk tinder tales, online dating and more.
Honest, open and real conversation, with no filter as the ladies don’t hold back, including asking themselves the question “Why am I single”
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Join the conversation on social media:
#ColourOutTheBox
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Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
1 hr 31 min
April 29, 2017 Will I be ok if I never have children?...... Single Women and Babies: Episode 10
On this week’s episode Mo and Jay share their honest thoughts about being single and wanting children.
“You spend most of your 20s trying not to get pregnant, then you hit 30 and it feels like a race to the bottom……..”
Listen as we explore the taboo of saying as a woman “I don’t want children” and why people then demand you explain and qualify your decision. The external influence from those around you and does being in an African family intensify the pressure?
Highlights of the week include Jay’s mini movie review of new film “Love by the 10th Date”, staring Meagan Good, Kellee Stewart, Keri Hilson and Kelly Rowland. Whilst Mo gives a shout-out to Ms Serena Williams (greatest female athlete of all time) on her baby announcement.
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Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
55 min
April 29, 2017 EP 10. Will I be ok if I never have children?...... Single Women and Babies
On this week’s episode Mo and Jay share their honest thoughts about being single and wanting children.
“You spend most of your 20s trying not to get pregnant, then you hit 30 and it feels like a race to the bottom……..”
Listen as we explore the taboo of saying as a woman “I don’t want children” and why people then demand you explain and qualify your decision. The external influence from those around you and does being in an African family intensify the pressure?
Highlights of the week include Jay’s mini movie review of new film “Love by the 10th Date”, staring Meagan Good, Kellee Stewart, Keri Hilson and Kelly Rowland. Whilst Mo gives a shout-out to Ms Serena Williams (greatest female athlete of all time) on her baby announcement.
Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and follow us on social media
Join the conversation on social media:
#ColourOutTheBox
Twitter: @colouroutthebox
Instagram: @colouroutthebox
Facebook page: Colour Out The Box
Indie Creative Network: indiecreativenetwork.com
Email us your thoughts, feedback and questions: [email protected]
Visit our website for all things, colourful ColourOutTheBox.com
Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
55 min
April 13, 2017 Guerrilla Tactics and Surviving London: Episode 9
Celebrate good times …. Jay is back after her Spanish adventure joining co-host Mo for their bi-weekly chat and catch-up.
This week we take a dive into the recent controversy surrounding the new TV show “Guerrilla” and Director John Ridley’s response to the critique of the show erasing Black Women and their involvement in the movement. Highlighted by the casting of Asian actress, Freida Pinto in the lead female role.
Mo and Jay also reflect of the importance of self-care, especially when dealing with the challenges of modern life and ponder the question is there still a stigma regarding mental illness within the African community.
Highlights of the week include singer Somi and her album Petite Afrique. Also we celebrate the appointment of Edward Enninful as the first Black editor-in-chief of British Vogue!
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Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
59 min
April 13, 2017 EP 9. Guerrilla Tactics and Surviving London
Celebrate good times …. Jay is back after her Spanish adventure joining co-host Mo for their bi-weekly chat and catch-up.
This week we take a dive into the recent controversy surrounding the new TV show “Guerrilla” and Director John Ridley’s response to the critique of the show erasing Black Women and their involvement in the movement. Highlighted by the casting of Asian actress, Freida Pinto in the lead female role.
Mo and Jay also reflect of the importance of self-care, especially when dealing with the challenges of modern life and ponder the question is there still a stigma regarding mental illness within the African community.
Highlights of the week include singer Somi and her album Petite Afrique. Also we celebrate the appointment of Edward Enninful as the first Black editor-in-chief of British Vogue!
SUBSCRIBE to the podcast on: Soundcloud/ iTunes/ GooglePlay/ Stitcher/ ACAST
Join the conversation on social media:
#ColourOutTheBox
Twitter: @colouroutthebox
Instagram: @colouroutthebox
Indie Creative Network: indiecreativenetwork.com
Email us your thoughts, feedback and questions: [email protected]
Visit our website for all things, colourful ColourOutTheBox.com
Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
1 hr
March 29, 2017 "Get out" ....... With Those Twitter Fingers: Episode 8
Jay is away this week as she is currently adding more stamps to her ever expanding passport (listen to Ep 5, Black Women Travel Too). However the show must go on, therefore Mo is joined by alternative co-host and friend of the show Paul Samuels, founder of Sonjo Media. Paul has taken time out from creating amazing content to add his unique voice and prospective to the podcast.
This week’s main discussion explores the complexities of African American Vs Black British culture. The debate was initiated on twitter and the blogs following the recent comments of Samuel L Jackson, querying the casting of Black British actor, Daniel Kaluuya in the hit social-horror “Get Out,” in the lead role.
Then Drake dropped his new album “More Life” featuring UK artists such as Giggs and the debate was again reignited.
Listen as Mo and Paul discuss and dissect, including their musical influences and try to clarify what is to be “Black and British”
THINGS WE TALK ABOUT, FOR YOUR INFORMATION:
Indie Creative Network: indiecreativenetwork.com
Paul Samuels can be found at:
@think_africa_thank_afrika
Sonjo Media: sonjomedia.com
SUBSCRIBE to the podcast on: Soundcloud/ iTunes/ GooglePlay/ Stitcher/ ACAST
Join the conversation on social media:
ColourOutTheBox
Twitter: @colouroutthebox
Instagram: @colouroutthebox
Email us your thoughts, feedback and questions: [email protected]
Visit our website for all things, colourful ColourOutTheBox.com
Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
1 hr 1 min
March 29, 2017 EP 8. "GET OUT" ..... WITH THOSE TWITTER FINGERS
Jay is away this week as she is currently adding more stamps to her ever expanding passport (listen to Ep 5, Black Women Travel Too). However the show must go on, therefore Mo is joined by alternative co-host and friend of the show Paul Samuels, founder of Sonjo Media. Paul has taken time out from creating amazing content to add his unique voice and prospective to the podcast.
This week’s main discussion explores the complexities of African American Vs Black British culture. The debate was initiated on twitter and the blogs following the recent comments of Samuel L Jackson, querying the casting of Black British actor, Daniel Kaluuya in the hit social-horror “Get Out,” in the lead role.
Then Drake dropped his new album “More Life” featuring UK artists such as Giggs and the debate was again reignited.
Listen as Mo and Paul discuss and dissect, including their musical influences and try to clarify what is to be “Black and British”
*THINGS WE TALK ABOUT, FOR YOUR INFORMATION:*
Indie Creative Network: indiecreativenetwork.com
Paul Samuels can be found at:
@think_africa_thank_afrika
Sonjo Media: sonjomedia.com
SUBSCRIBE to the podcast on: Soundcloud/ iTunes/ GooglePlay/ Stitcher/ ACAST
Join the conversation on social media:
#ColourOutTheBox
Twitter: @colouroutthebox
Instagram: @colouroutthebox
Email us your thoughts, feedback and questions: [email protected]
Visit our website for all things, colourful ColourOutTheBox.com
Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
1 hr 1 min
March 11, 2017 Africa Calling Part 2: Episode 7
Part 2 of our discussion topic about moving back to Nigeria. This time we interview Jumoke, marketing expert and founder of the Shisha Space, who tells her story of packing her bags 6 years ago and moving back to Nigeria permanently.
Jumoke, self-confessed “London Girl”, provides an honest and open account of her experience from living in in Kano (northern Nigeria) and the buzzing social scene of Lagos nightlife.
But it’s not all talk about moving back to Africa, Jay talks about her recent adventures speed dating and Mo ponders the “alternative news story” that the world is flat.
Highlights of the week include Mo’s travel update #BlackWomenTravelToo whilst Jay explains why everyone should see new film “I’m Not Your Negro”
THINGS WE TALK ABOUT, FOR YOUR INFORMATION:
The Shisha Space, Professional Shisha Delivery Service, Lagos Nigeria
Instagram @TheShishaSpace
Film: I Am Not Your Negro, directed by Raoul Peck
Museum of Islamic Art, Doha Qatar
Let us know your thoughts, feedback and questions:
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Music by:
Nangdo “1st 2 Know “
https://en-gb.facebook.com/nangdeejay/
56 min

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On each episode, host Mo is joined by a guest for honest open conversation. We cover everything from the complexities of relationships, absurd happenings in pop-culture or even pondering identify and what it means to be Black, British and African. Just a few of the topics, we open up for discussion giving our personal perspective.