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Let's Talk Big Tingz
By Let's Talk Big TingzSociety & Culture
Let's Talk Big Tingz episodes
- [S1 Episode 4] Am I Your Maid?This week we talk about what it is like growing up as the oldest daughter in a West African household. Although being the oldest does come with major responsibilities, there are also some perks to having younger siblings.35 min
- [S1 Episode 3] Black History 365Happy Black History Month! This week we discuss this amazing month as we acknowledge and celebrate Black culture. Speaking on topics such BLM, Black people who inspire us, being Black and proud, and all things Blackity Black Black. Enjoy!Socials:IG: @letstalkbigtingzTwitter: @ltbtpodcastEmail: [email protected]35 min
- [S1 Episode 2] Till the Wheels Fall OffThis week we discuss “life as a Barrie”. Reminiscing on our relationship as family, cousins, & best friends, while touching on the benefits of being family AND friends, and our appreciation for one another. Ouu chile it’s about to get emotional up in here!SocialsIG: @letstalkbigtingzTwitter: @ltbtpodcastEmail: [email protected]44 min
- [S1 Episode 1] New Year, New PodcastWelcome to our first episode! This week we discuss the new year! Our plans, resolutions, and aspirations. Make sure you go follow us on all of our social mediasSocials:IG: @LetstalkbigtingzTwitter: @ltbtpodcastEmail: [email protected]29 min
- TeaserWelcome to let's talk big tingz, where we talk...big tingz. A new podcast with three Black women ready to talk about all things big, join us and stay connected!Socials:IG: @letstalkbigtingzTwitter: @ltbtpodcastEmail: [email protected]3 min
About Let's Talk Big Tingz
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Let’s Talk Big Tingz is a podcast hosted by Hawa, Kadiatu and Seidy. Three Black women who created this podcast for Black girls and women to feel and know that they have a space to discuss topics that…
are always dismissed and deemed as unimportant. We want to share our lived experiences as Muslim, Fulani and Black women, because we know It can be difficult being in a position where you may not be “Canadian” enough, and/or “African” enough. What began as a small idea, turned into something that we are hoping to inspire and create as a safe space.