Different Twang

Welcome to the 39th episode of #DifferentTwang podcast.  In this episode we discuss the government’s report on institutional racism in the UK, the Pimlico Academy students protesting against their headmasters decision to ban Afro hairstyles and colourful hijabs and the differences between Gen Z and Millennials and how we navigate life.  
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Welcome to the 38th episode of #DifferentTwang podcast.  In this episode we discuss the idea of soulmates and whether they exist or not,  body image and looking after your body.
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Welcome to the 37th episode of #DifferentTwang podcast.  In this episode we discuss Blue Ivy’s Grammy win for Brown Skin Girl and some of the negativity it came with, the idea of putting our children to “work” from an early age and the career paths we wanted to pursue when we were children. 
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Welcome to the 36th episode of #DifferentTwang podcast. In this episode we discuss the recent events around Piers Morgan and his misogynistic behaviour and feelings towards Meghan Markle, the unfortunate murder of Sarah Everard, along with similar cases of femicide and violence against women and how it highlights the lack of safety women have in society. 

Due to the sensitive nature of topics discussed in this episode we would like to issue a trigger warning. This episode includes discussions around topics such as suicide, homicide and harassment specifically focussed on women. We acknowledge that this content may be difficult for many of our listeners to engage with. We encourage you to care for your safety and mental well-being and understand if you are unable to listen to this episode.

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Welcome to the 35th episode of #DifferentTwang podcast. In honour of Mother's Day we are joined by Thenji from Mamahood [podcast]. In this episode we discuss Thenji's pregnancy and labour story, some of the side effects of pregnancy and the journey of being a young mother.
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Welcome to the 34th episode of #DifferentTwang podcast. In this episode we discuss gender roles and whether we consider them to still have a standing in modern society. We also discuss the sentiment of having a hobbies and whether a hobby needs to turn into a side hustle to generate income. Also  Tendai gives us a detailed account about how she almost got arrested... in the middle of a panny! 
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Welcome to the 33rd episode of #DifferentTwang podcast. In this episode we discuss whether we see ourselves returning to the motherland. We also compare traditional Nigerian & Zimbabwean wedding customs.
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 Welcome to the 32nd episode of #DifferentTwang podcast. In this episode we talk about Tessica aka 'gorilla glue girl' and her hair troubles, the problem with men referring to women as 'females' and the conspiracy theories surrounding hip hop music and how they brainwashed some of us in our younger days.
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Welcome to the 31st episode of #DifferentTwang podcast. In this episode we talk about heartbreak,  how  we dealt with it and our favourite heartbreak songs. We also discuss “pickmeism” and share our thoughts behind this current hot topic.
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Welcome to the thirtieth episode of #DifferentTwang podcast. In this episode we talk about our experiences learning to drive, Boris's apology regarding the pandemic, a bin man being fired for kicking a snowman and our awful work experiences.
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