Join us this week as we discuss the incredible protests against police brutality and the Special Anti Robbery Squad, i.e SARS in Nigeria. Is this the start of a revolution and permanent change within Nigeria? Can we achieve real change from these protests? What can the diaspora do to help towards the cause?

Can you profess to be pro black if you're bleaching your skin? Does skin bleaching mean that you're ashamed of being black and ultimately aren't comfortable with your identity? Join us in this thought provoking discussion as we delve into our opinions on bleaching and the impact it can have on individuals and the community as a whole.

There are so many questions to explore with the topic of reparations. Do black people in the UK deserve reparations? Why haven't we received reparations up till now? How can reparations help the black community? How can the reparations we are owed be reasonably quantified? How can we effectively manage reparations that we receive? Join us in this thought-provoking episode as we discuss whether black Brits are owed reparations and how we can make the distribution of reparations a practical reality, rather than an ongoing discussion which has continued to go round in circles for centuries.

In this episode we're joined by the amazing Mary Agbesanwa, a fintech programme leader, founder of the 'Now You're Talking' network and a career blogger. Join us as we discuss all things content creation and how to monetise your creativity effectively! You don't want to miss this....

In this episode we touch on our experiences with black owned businesses, we're personally approaching this topic from the perspectives of both the customer and the business owner (Jane and Paula both own businesses)!. Join us as we discuss why we should support black owned businesses, anecdotes relating to customer service issues, business habits to leave behind and what we think both business owners and customers should do as we move forward and aim to keep improving!

In this episode we touch on apologies from church of England, Lloyds of London and other large corporations and whether empathy is genuine or even possible? We also touch on the very questionable decision by a business mannclaiming he wanted to trademark the phrases 'black lives matter' and 'I can't breathe' and claim royalties as a way to raise money for the 'cause'.

We also touch on whether a gender war is overshadowing BLM and we round up by commenting on statues and compensation for the Windrush victims.

Another week since our first podcast episode and there's so much to unpack and discuss. Join #IssaMovement and our special guest Mac (CEO of the 'Equal Group') as we touch on the worldwide BLM campaign, protests, statues being toppled down and questionable actions to demonstrate support including non black people washing the feet of black people.....

We're only halfway through 2020 and we've already seen so much happen. With everything currently swirling around at the moment, #IssaMovement has come together for it's first podcast to discuss the progress of #BlackLivesMatter, police brutality, Cov-19 and how we're tackling racism.

We're only halfway through 2020 and we've already seen so much happen. With everything currently swirling around at the moment, #IssaMovement has come together for it's first podcast to discuss the progress of #BlackLivesMatter, police brutality, Cov-19 and how we're tackling racism.