TRIGGER WARNING: I've decided to throw scripts out the window and "speak from the heart" -- and what my heart has to say iissss.... heavy, lol.

This week we're talking about elderly parents and the painful transition from child to caretaker. Not the funnest topic, but I hope those of you going through this experience will relate/share.

This was supposed to be a review of Mohamed Kordofani's 2020 short documentary on the Khartoum sit-in, but ended up a trip (or JAWLA *wink*) down memory lane for me.

Did you participate in i3tisam alqiyada? What is your favorite memory from it?

Watch the film here: https://youtu.be/CNvu2KBR1D4 - follow Mohamed Kordofani on instagram @mohamed_kordofani.

And follow me! @BSonblast everywhere :)

I'm back! Tentatively, and with great trepidation lol... Ease back into the mess with me - and let me know what (and who) you want to hear this season!

Leave me a comment on SoundCloud, or hit me up on Twitter/Instagram @BSonblast!

The final installment of the (apparently) three-part series about my health journey as a 'heart patient', inspired by @KerningCultures' Faslah episode featuring Dukkan Media co-founder and #SudaneseExcellence Omar Altom (OT). You should definitely listen to that episode if you haven't already: https://spoti.fi/3RBRGW6

What did you think? Leave me a comment on SoundCloud, or hit me up on Twitter/Instagram @BSonblast!

This episode was brought to you via Beyonce - Heated: https://spoti.fi/3RaIg3z

Part TWO of an i-don't-know-how-many-part series about my health journey as a 'heart patient', inspired by @KerningCultures' Faslah episode featuring Dukkan Media co-founder and #SudaneseExcellence Omar Altom (OT). You should definitely listen to that episode if you haven't already: https://spoti.fi/3RBRGW6

Leave me a comment on SoundCloud, or hit me up on Twitter/Instagram @BSonblast!

This episode was brought to you via Essam Satti ft. Ali Nasareldin - Ahal Al3amar: https://youtu.be/Kzg_q8IUdXk

Part one of an i-don't-know-how-many-part series about my health journey as a 'heart patient', inspired by @KerningCultures' Faslah episode featuring Dukkan Media co-founder and #SudaneseExcellence Omar Altom (OT). You should definitely listen to that episode if you haven't already: https://spoti.fi/3RBRGW6

Leave me a comment on SoundCloud, or hit me up on Twitter/Instagram @BSonblast!

This episode was brought to you via Crime Mob's Knuck If You Buck -- because, mood: https://spoti.fi/3o6EFGH

TRIGGER WARNING: this episode contains sensitive content, including the sounds of protest, gunfire, and grief/death.

I recorded this episode on Thursday night, after almost 20 hours awake following the June 30 demonstrations in Sudan. These are my raw feelings after a day that while monumental, was also crushing.

May the Sudanese people emerge triumphant against all those who conspire against us. May we all finally be free.

For Father's Day, I sat down with my dad, a.k.a Abouy, and tried to uncover the mystery of how he came to be the father he is. He led us down a winding road of conversation, which was hijacked at one point by my mother, a.k.a. Ummi. I hope you'll enjoy.

Share your thoughts in the comments, or on Instagram/Twitter @BSonblast. And don't forget to leave me a review on Apple & Google Podcasts!

The song you heard in this episode was 'Allah Fog Zozo', by Khider Bashir. You can listen to the track here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Azj-B9gcP3k

Grief has been an overwhelming emotion over the last couple of weeks, which is why I've been absent, and why it is the topic for this episode.

I'm curious to know what you guys think. Share your perspective in the comments, or on Instagram/Twitter @BSonblast.

This episode was produced via the iconic 3igd Elgalad. You can listen to the track here: https://bit.ly/3NNB8IG