In this episode, Jana and Nia discuss Colorism and its many iterations from personal experiences to movies and pop culture. Check us out discussing in the flesh on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL2ZhxygjmbPksRQqnwrjCA

In this episode, Nia and Jana dig deep into what "Black excellence" truly means and the ways in which we think about success for Black people. Tune in!

In this episode we discuss Black Capitalism and weigh the cons and the cons hahaha (no, but really.) Interact with us by joining the conversation via social media on our IG and Twitter @footonyoneck

We hate it. We like it. We engage in it. L-O-V-E. Loooveeee. In our last episode on UCLA Radio air waves, our amazing friend Ariel helps us dissect how Black women experience love, the different types of love, soulmates, and more. We could all use more love.

What makes a good friend? What qualities do you look for in friends? Do you love this shit? Are you high right now? Do you ever get nervous? Episode 7 is all about friendship: the ups, the downs, friend fights, and love languages. Join us and our lovely friend Mai-Lin as we get into what it truly means to have friends.

It’s a new year and Jana and Nia are back to apply the pressure! In this starting episode of the second season of FYN, Chiamaka joins us (again, yes of course, duh) to talk about militant feminism, weapons, and change and violence. Put your timbs on it’s a mothafuckin’ riot!

‘Twas the week before winter break and everything was as quiet as a mouse. Not a Black woman was stirring, not even in the house. In this fifth and final episode of our first season as Foot on Yo Neck, we are joined by our dearest friend Chiamaka to discuss representation in media, the importance of awards, and the limitations of creating. Happy Holidays!

In this episode Jana and Nia reflect on what “Thanksgiving” looks like for us, what we’re thankful for, and set intentions for our holiday break. Y’all ain’t thankful?

In episode 3, the dynamic duo give all of their best tips and advice on how to get through college for Black women only!! From picking a major and developing interests outside of school to relationships and friendships to self care. We got it all.

In this second episode, Jana and Nia are joined by their friend Zi to talk about the ways in which students make themselves ‘perform’ in order to survive the mess that is UCLA and other forms of higher education. How do you shuck and jive?