This week we take it slow. We discuss the merits of UBI (universal basic income) where I decide to imagine a world full of sensible people. We end with our two cents on COVID-19 and Simi's life of twitter stalking.

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In this episode, we delve into identity politics and how we as POCs and immigrants fit into the current discussions. 

Note: We had some technical issues with Simi so she jumps in and out as we record. 

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We ease in with talks of our music preferences where we discover Simi is a Rotimi hater. We then finish up the episode as we talk about how we envision the end of our lives

In this episode, we bring up VPN problems when living in Nigeria. Discuss what the standards are to claim an ethnicity or culture, delving into culture appropriation vs appreciation. We close it up by feeling our ages with these new Millenials and technology.  

Episode super late!!

In this episode we give our two cents on the capitalistic holiday that is Valentine's day, dive into what being a black immigrant in Canada is and finish up by discussing the best methods for communication. 

Newbie Maryam makes her first appearance. After giving our two cents on the royal family we dive into what it means to become adults/independent from our Nigerian family. We realize our parents are humans too and debate determining when to assert our independence to them. 

Please note we tried a new recording system so the sound is rough. Bare with us during this transition

We butt heads about why surrogacy should be discussed more in Africa. Misan leaves us with a happy story as she reminisces about the Voltron cartoon.   

An introduction to the mess that is us. Nigerian aunties speaking on the neighborhood