Be Brave! What's on your mind?

Ismatou sits down with Ndeye Peinda. Ndeye is a Senegalese-American beauty, plus size fashion and lifestyle creator known for her bold style and confident presence. Blending fashion-forward looks, beauty tutorials, and relatable storytelling to inspire her followers to embrace their own style with confidence. 

She joined Ismatou on the couch to open up about her divorce. Sharing her advice as a muslim woman who’s been there done that. Ndeye talks about marriage counseling, long distance marriage and dating post divorce. 

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Don’t forget to follow our guest @ ndeye.peinda 

Be Brave! What's on your mind?

Reintroducing an episode that was ahead of  its time, this is a conversation with Arewá Basit. A multihyphenate non-binary trans-femme based in Brooklyn. Basit is a performance artist who uses all mediums to put on for the black femmes. I met Arewà through her collective, LEGACY. Since our conversation,  Arewà  modeled for Amy Sherald's portrait “Trans Forming Liberty”, a recreation of the Statue of Liberty with a trans femme as lady liberty. The piece was surrounded by a lot of press and controversy, beginning with the Smithsonian Museums considering removing the piece from a larger collection titled “American Sublime”. Basit also starred in DOLLS directed by Geena Rocero, which premiered at the New Fest Film Festival marking her big screen debut! In this episode, Ismatou sits down with Arewà to dive into a choice many Millennials and Gen Z are making: skipping the holidays to avoid the trauma.  Arewà’s experience is a refreshing and radical departure: she shares a beautiful story of growing into her queer identity with the nurturing support of her mother. In honor of the upcoming holidays, we hope you enjoy! 

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Don’t forget to follow our guest on instagram @ basit_ and Tik Tok @ arewabasit

Be Brave! What's on your mind?

Ismatou sits down with Anayka She, a native New Yorker to discuss the G-word, gentrification. Anayka shares wonderful insights about the New York City cultural landscape as a full time influencer. Her vibrant personality clearly shines through this conversation. 

Anayka She, where talent meets a vibrant personality is the sweet spot you can find Panamanian-New Yorker. She’s an R&B singer-songwriter who makes us all laugh and connects her over two million followers with local New York businesses. She's an OG New Yorker with authenticity that translates to her relatable lyrics about love, life and mental health. 

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Don’t forget to follow our guest on all platforms @Anaykashe

Tags: Black girl podcast, nyc , gentrification , R&B musician, NYC native, housing crisis, capitalism 

Be Brave! What's on your mind?

For our “Welcome Back” episode, Ismatou is breaking free from superstitions as she dives deeper into her faith. Refusing to be nonchalant she is vowing to share more of her personality, in hopes of cultivating this community founded on vulnerability and authenticity. 

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Tags 

Black girl podcast, NYC , Islam, superstitions, religion, West African 

Be Brave! What's on your mind?

Ismatou recaps her year on the orange chair, reflecting on the highs, lows, and learnings, and sharing some of her final 2024 takeaways. 

Book your ZocDoc appointments using our link: zocdoc.com/onourterms 

Be Brave! What's on your mind?

Arewà Basit and Ismatou sit down to talk all things chosen family, navigating the holidays, living independently of your family's projections and of course--Arewà's experience on the iconic and historical, all-queer season of MTV's Are You The One? 

Follow us on all socials @onourtermspod and your host Ismatou @uotamsi on IG. You can find Arewà on IG @basit_.

Be Brave! What's on your mind?

The full OOT team (Ismatou, Esther, Samantha and Cahleb) break the fourth wall and let you in on what making this podcast was really like, and how their professional and personal journeys with creativity landed them here.

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You can find the OOT team on IG at:
@the.esther.c 
@what.son
@cmuulaaa

And follow @youngblackbrklyn (Samantha’s photo blog) and @cdradio8 (Cahleb’s soon-to-be-launched music criticism blog.

Host: Ismatou Bah
Produced by: Cahleb Derry, Samantha Watson, & Esther Clayton
Edited by: Madeleine Richardson
Shot by: Eli Kuli
Sound by: Kobe Guillford
Photos by: Dumebi Menakaya

Be Brave! What's on your mind?

Cahleb returns to the pod, this time in the Orange Chair, to discuss all things friendship with Ismatou from adjusting to changes in relationships throughout your 20s and navigating NYC's social scene, to how Ismatou and Cahleb deal with conflict in their own friendship. 

Follow us on all socials @onourtermspod and your host Ismatou @uotamsi on IG. You can find Cahleb on IG @cmuulaaa and follow his soon-to-be-launched blog @cdradio8. 

Be Brave! What's on your mind?

Ismatou and Flo sit down to talk their respective paths to creativity, finessing your career as a creative, and navigating the tweeters & deleters along the way.

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You can find Flo @flongala on IG and check out her work at HERE.

Be Brave! What's on your mind?

Ismatou and Eni take the couch to talk beauty and brains, the pressure on Black women to be “perfect,” desirability, dating expectations, and more.

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You can find Eni @enigivensunday on all platforms.