It Ain't New

Hello Dandelions!

We are back with the second episode of the Mental Health Series featuring Emi Ray. In this episode, we discuss how social class and economics can affect one's mental health, and how culture can impact perceptions of what is considered mental health. If you enjoy listening to the episode, please hit the subscribe button and share our podcast with others!

Thank you!

Best,

The ENB Crew,

Estar, Nyke, and Bella

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Credit for background music:

Intro background music - "Pose"

Composer/Producer: Johnathon M. Horner (Beat Mekanik)

Pose by ⁠Beat Mekanik⁠ is licensed under an ⁠Attribution 4.0 International License⁠.

Source: Free Music Archive⁠https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/⁠

Outro background music - "Super Sonic"

Composer/Producer: Johnathon M. Horner (Beat Mekanik)

Super Sonic by ⁠Beat Mekanik⁠ is licensed under an ⁠Attribution 4.0 International License⁠.

Source: Free Music Archive

⁠https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Hello Dandelions!

We are back with a new series! We are joined by Emi Ray in the studio for the next few episodes to discuss Mental Health. More specifically, we are discussing the process of becoming a therapist, psychiatrist vs psychologist vs therapist vs counselor, and the different ways one can reach out for mental health help here in the United States. We hope these upcoming episodes not only bring some laughter to our listeners, but hopefully it also helps someone with their health needs. It is never too early or too late to reach out for help.

Love,

The ENB Crew

Estar, Nyke, and Bella

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Credit for background music:

Intro background music - "Pose"

Composer/Producer: Johnathon M. Horner (Beat Mekanik)

Pose by Beat Mekanik is licensed under a Attribution 4.0 International License.

Source: Free Music Archive
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Outro background music - "Super Sonic"

Composer/Producer: Johnathon M. Horner (Beat Mekanik)

Super Sonic by Beat Mekanik is licensed under a Attribution 4.0 International License.

Source: Free Music Archive

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Hello Dandelions!

This episode is a continuation of the DEI conversation started in the last episode. In this episode, we ride with Nyke as she takes us on a journey through modern music history in the United States (going as far back as the early 1900s - if we remember correctly), and how biopics and Hollywood "credit" these artists - if there's any credit at all.

We hope you enjoy this ride along with us and please drop us a share, like, or follow!

Thank you!

Best,

The It Ain't New Crew

Estar, Nyke, and Bella

Hello Dandelions!

This episode is based on DEI - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion - and revolves around the history of the term, when it came about, the confusion it causes, and why we at "It Ain't New" have struggled to like DEI. We hope you like this episode and find it helpful!

Best,

The "It Ain't New" Crew

Estar, Nyke, and Bella

Hello Dandelions!

This week's episode is the second part of last week's episode and also wraps up our Civil Rights conversation for now. In this episode, we discuss "Mean Girls", "The Green Book", and "Get Out", with a hint of "Boondocks" and special mentions to Denzel Washington and the Youtubers "The Movie Budz" and "Cinema Therapy".

As usual, if you enjoy our work, please leave us a comment and follow us over on our socials! Thank you!!

Best,

Estar, Nyke, and Bella

Hello Dandelions!

We're back with another episode! The majority of our episodes are unscripted (and mostly us discussing things off the top of our heads) but this episode REALLY came out of nowhere for us. We had to split this in two, so part two will be out next week. As the title states, this episode is on civil rights in media, and features Red Foxx, Edward T Chang, the film "Black Panther" and the animated film "My Friend Martin".

We're gonna note right here that we did get some character names mixed up for Black Panther. Oops. Our bad. But again, this is all from the top of our heads.

If you enjoyed this episode and our podcast, please leave us a comment and rating!

Best,

Estar, Nyke, and Bella

Hello Dandelions!

We have a slightly shorter episode for this week that focuses mainly on Malcolm X and his legacy. In this clip, we mention both the Malcolm X autobiography and the Netflix documentary, "Who Killed Malcolm X?" - both of which comes highly recommended by us here at the "It Ain't New" Podcast.

We hope you enjoy this episode and let us know what you think on our socials and in our comment sections!

Thank you!!

Best,

Estar, Nyke, and Bella

Hello Dandelions!

In this episode of "It Ain't New", we discuss the sanitization of Civil Rights Movement leaders, the calculated usage of Rosa Parks as the image of the bus boycotts in the South, and the Black Panther Party as "the most dangerous internal threat to National Security" according to the FBI. If you enjoyed this episode, please drop us a like, and follow us on IG and Spotify!

Thank you!

Estar, Nyke, and Bella

Hello Dandelions! In this episode, the It Ain't New crew is talking about the "Ferry Brawl" that happened in Alabama this past August 2023, the racial undertones that were happening in that particular event, and Disney's "Genius: MLK/X" that is now out on Disney+.