Émo Talk Show

By Tulia Mulemba

Many of the issues facing the African diaspora community require uncomfortable yet necessary conversations. Émo Talk Show, hosted by Tulia Mulemba, is where those conversations happen.

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The podcast currently has 39 episodes available.

Émo Talk Show episodes:

November 04, 2023 Breaking the Silence: Domestic Violence in the African Community
In this powerful episode of Emo Talk Show, we delve deep into the shadows of an issue often left unspoken – domestic violence within the African community. Together, we address pressing questions that demand urgent answers.
Episode Highlights:
Join us as we unravel the myths and misconceptions surrounding domestic violence in the African community. Our panel of experts explores the deeply entrenched beliefs that often shroud this issue, shedding light on the complexities that perpetuate these harmful ideas.
Discover the alarming truth about the high acceptance and tolerance rates of domestic violence, affecting 51% of African women. Through insightful discussions, we aim to understand the socio-cultural factors that contribute to this staggering statistic, questioning why so many suffer in silence.
We also examine the heartbreaking reluctance to report domestic violence incidents. Delving into the cultural, social, and legal barriers, our guest share stories and insights that highlight the challenges victims face when seeking help.
In this episode, we emphasize that domestic violence is a silent scourge that can only be eradicated when we confront the cultural and legal norms that condone it. Our conversation emphasizes the crucial role of leaders, especially within religious institutions, in acknowledging the problem and investing in real, tangible solutions.
Tune in to "Breaking the Silence: Domestic Violence in the African Community" and become part of the conversation that seeks to dismantle the silence, raise awareness, and pave the way for change. It's time to break free from the chains of acceptance and tolerance and create a safer, more compassionate future for everyone.
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40min
June 23, 2023 Alcoholism in Today's Society
Alcohol is a major contributor to the global burden of disease. It’s also a key risk factor for preventable illness and death in Africa with expected increases in the number of potential new alcohol consumers, especially young people and women, the African continent has been identified by the alcohol beverage industry and market researchers as a key area for alcohol market growth. And yet, there is very little discourse taking place about this topic.
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1min
January 25, 2023 You Graduated, Now What?
Congratulations to all graduates! Graduation is a time for big celebrations, but it’s also a time for big uncertainty. Whether you’re starting your dream job, continuing your studies, or finding a way to stay afloat while you figure out what’s next, new graduates are entering a period of adjustment and exploration. Watch as we discuss with these new grads about their experiences in high school and college and what they are looking forward to. Share this episode: https://youtu.be/RwijB3f3SWM Follow US & GET IN TOUCH Instagram: @emotalkshow TikTok: @emotalkshow Facebook: @emotalkshow
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33min
January 25, 2023 African and Lack of Support Swahili
Africans in the diaspora are thriving in different industries, however how often have you heard it said that Africans don’t support each other ? Many come to the conclusion that Africans just don’t show each other the same kind of financial love that you see in other ethnic groups. So, in this episode, we discuss with Joshua Promise, a Congolese gospel artist, about community support. Share this episode: https://youtu.be/bp9wqiNXH0w Follow US Instagram: @emotalkshow TikTok: @emotalkshow Facebook: @emotalkshow
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26min
November 30, 2022 Embracing Authenticity
We live in a culture that bombards us with messages about how we're supposed to look, what we should think and say, how we should act, and who we're supposed to be in order to be accepted and loved. Self-acceptance and self-love are treated like foreign concepts or new-age, touchy-feely gimmicks. But it's our natural state to love and accept who we are. We're not born hating ourselves. We learn it. Something outside of us teaches us that we're not worthy unless we meet the never-ending list of things we're supposed to think, feel, do, and be. Embracing Authenticity is about remembering the truth of our "enoughness" and learning to live our lives accordingly.

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25min
November 23, 2022 Generational Trauma
In this episode we discuss the dangers of generational trauma. This is happens if people don’t have the opportunity to heal from trauma, they may unknowingly pass it on to others through their behavior. Their children may experience difficulties with attachment, disconnection from their extended families and culture and high levels of stress from family and community members who are dealing with the impacts of trauma. This creates a cycle of trauma, where the impact is passed from one generation to the next. Africans in the diaspora particularly might also pass on the impacts of colonialism as well as racism, finding it difficult to know how to nurture their children because they were denied the opportunity to be nurtured themselves.
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26min
August 02, 2022 Africans & Investing
Money is a constant struggle in the African Diaspora household especially if you are from a big family. In this week’s discussion, our young panelist discuss the importance of investing especially for African millennials and GenZ living in the diaspora. Investment is the process of exchanging income during one period of time for an asset that is expected to produce earnings in future periods. Thus, consumption in the current period is foregone in order to obtain a greater return in the future. What you should invest in and the best strategies to use when it comes to it. Share in the comment section your investing strategies. What are YOU investing in? Share this episode: https://youtu.be/8jcCQF1Q-ow
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35min
July 14, 2022 Pressure to Marry
Wedding season is here and that means seeing a lot of exciting videos of some elaborate African weddings on Instagram. So, this week, we discuss the pressure in the African community to get married and what that means here in the Diaspora. The pressure to enter the institution of marriage is particularly strong for African women in their 20s. If you are 22 or above and unmarried, you have probably heard one of these remarks from a nosy relative or community member: “It’s time for you to settle down already…” If you’re in a relationship, you and your partner have been asked multiple times “when will you tie the knot?” However, in the diaspora instead of getting married, younger African women/men are now choosing to concentrate on education and career first (economic empowerment); and then maybe head towards having committed relationships that may or may not lead to marriage. As a species, we have evolved, and we do not need marriage in the ways we did in times past, yet society keeps trying to ram people into the “traditional marriage” model.
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38min
July 12, 2022 Mental Health in the African Diaspora Community
Many of the issues facing the African community require uncomfortable yet necessary conversations and mental health is certainly one of those issues, at the top of that list. In this first episode, we discuss the mental health stigma in the African community. We take a deep dive into the origins of this stigma. Although we recognize that this is an issue, we shy away from speaking about it and potentially addressing the challenge with some real solutions. Mental health matters and it is time to start having these conversations to remove the stigma.
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45min

FAQs about Émo Talk Show:

How many episodes does Émo Talk Show have?

The podcast currently has 39 episodes available.