In this episode I’m joined by Dr. Sheena Mason; assistant professor of English at SUNY Oneonta and founder of the Theory of Racelessness. In our discussion, we discussed Dr. Mason’s theory and various other factors pertaining to race- such as utility, or lack thereof, of racial categories, the difference between how race is perceived in the USA and Ireland, the best way to define racism and go about tackling it, and lots more.

In this episode I’m joined by Dr. Sheena Mason; assistant professor of English at SUNY Oneonta and founder of the Theory of Racelessness.

In our discussion, we discussed Dr. Mason’s theory and various other factors pertaining to race- such as utility, or lack thereof, of racial categories, the difference between how race is perceived in the USA and Ireland, the best way to define racism and go about tackling it, and lots more.

In this episode I’m joined by Tomas F. - a Biochemistry & Biotechnology Masters Student at IMEC, Leuven. Tomas and I have an in depth conversation about evolution, vaccines and the anti-vaxxer movement, politics, whether God and Science can be reconciled- and more.

This is a speech I delivered at the IDEA 2021 Virtual Conference. My speech touches on the importance of global citizenship, and the need for activism to commit to uplifting all people for the better.

In this episode, I explore the concept of racial colour-blindness with host of web show, Gorm TV, and activist, Mamobo Ogoro.

In this episode, friend, activist and podcast host Aryaan Misra, and I, discuss the philosophical and social foundations of what is termed "wokeness", what "woke" activism per say represents today, its utility and its flaws, how it can act against those it aims to serve, how criticisms of "woke"activism have been monopolised by the right (to the detriment of those who want to engage in good faith conversations about it) and lots more!

In the podcast’s first episode, I’m joined by activist and free speech advocate; Christopher Wells. We discuss what is at the core of cancel culture, what cancel culture actually looks like in practice, the fact that cancel culture- and it’s surrounding culture- can be out of touch with those it intends to help, and lots more!