From Home

This week Riva and I chatted about the kind of television she makes, how she worked her way up in the industry and what being a Black woman working in television is really like.

We also discussed Love Island, work crushes, RHOA and had a few Netflix suggestions for you lot... 

Keep an eye out for Riva's name in some amazing upcoming projects!

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Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle

I'm back this week with an episode on what its like being back to commuting, how football was never gonna be the cure for racism and good ol' colonialism.

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Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle

This week, I chatted to the wonderful Sayma about being the "Mum of the Group" and why that title sucks, adultification, white supremacy, patriarchy and why she's saying no to roadmen.

Follow Sayma: @Sxymah @saymahaque

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Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle

This week I chat to Bianca about everything. From toxic positivity to podcasting, Black American vs Black British culture, 2020 being the year of realisations, global and internalised anti-blackness, people finding ways to pit freeing Palestine against the Black Lives Matter Movement ,and our favourite app, Twitter.

Follow Bianca on Twitter and IG: @biancaaabrown and @biancaaabrown

Bianca's website: biancahasablog.com

Go listen To Whom It May Concern, and keep an eye out for Bianca's upcoming podcast, Bianca Has A Pod.

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Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle

I was so hungry by the end of this episode...

This week I chatted to Nyasha, better known as the face of and brains behind Munch Club TV.

We talked about how it's not always easy to achieve your dreams and balance a 9-5, the gentrification of food and the lack of Black chefs in the media, what we all can bring to the table and the number of Black people who love Formula One.

Plus, he tells the sweet story of his and his girlfriend's first date, and fills us in on some exciting projects that he'll be bringing out soon...

Follow @munchclubtv on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube

Listen to Quick Stop, wherever you get your podcasts

Follow the podcast on Instagram: @fromhomepod

Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle

*Trigger Warning: Sexual Assault discussed from 15:43 - 16:35* 

Heyooooo

This week's solo episode was a mix of Yoruba Name Pride, the importance of Black and Brown people in every space, time travel and discussing the worst of the worst in Oloni's most recent thread on male hygiene 😣🤮.

A link to the infamous thread here.

Oloni's IG for the highlights: https://www.instagram.com/oloni/

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Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle

This week I talked to the amazing and hilarious Deep Gusto about what success looks like, the dangers of comparing yourself to others, moving the goalposts vs being content, body image, whiteness as a default and the tools we can learn from therapy.

Also, find out why he's ready to settle down and be a house husband.

Follow Deep: @deepgusto

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Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle

This week, I chat about the Derek Chauvin trial, the murder of Ma'Khia Bryant and the fact that boundaries change as we grow.

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Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle

This week, I talked about some of the reality TV I've been watching recently. I also spoke briefly about Richard Okorogheye, Evan Smith, Daunte Wright and DMX, and why social media is so quick to repost videos showing the deaths of Black people.

Links to the trailers of the shows I mentioned:

Trailer audio courteousy of Netflix and Lifetime

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Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle

[I can't take credit for the title. Bless the gift that is Twitter]

This week, I chat about the Sewell Report (aka the latest form of government gaslighting), the Derek Chauvin case, Lil Nas X's latest music video and the police's "appropriate" handling of protestors at the Sarah Everard vigil.

My Black Ballad article: Where Are All The Black Women In Love On Our Screen?

My website: givemeasecond.co.uk

Instagram: @fromhomepod

Music courteousy of Yung Kartz: Seattle - https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz/June_2019/Seattle