Our Terms

Welcome back to Sloshed! In preparation for everything opening up again here is another portion of Sloshed. This episode features Ayesha, Esther and Millie and we discuss a range of things from adoption to Only Fans. This episode is the most chaotic yet and probably the most fun (don't tell the others).So listen and prepare yourselves for the pubs and seeing your friends with drinks in your hands!This episode was recorded with social distancing kept in mind. It is unscripted which I think is ...

Episode 7!! This week it is the age old question of to Uni or not to Uni? With me to discuss our two different post-school lives is Eve, we talk about her decision to not go to uni and her decision to do open university. We briefly track our friendship and school experiences and how despite their similarities we chose to use our schooling in different ways. We talk of the pressures that come from not going to Uni and the prejudice that comes after this decision. Eve breaks down the importance...

For the first episode of my new special sub-series, my housemates and I have come together for a few drinks and a natter. We talk about things ranging from school pressures to being a womxn on a night out. We talk of Meghan Markle (pre Oprah interview) and the British press, along with the most recent film we watched and what a night out in London is like as a student. Basically, we just turned the microphone on and carried on like normal. This series is an insight into the conversations my f...

Welcome to Episode 5 of Our Terms! This episode has Bea Walker on (no they're not related to me) to discuss their life with OCD. We pull apart the harmful stereotyping of the condition and society's ease in making OCD a joke. Bea navigates me on the internal journey in which they live 24/7 and how OCD is more than just it's media representation. I am also educated on: the different forms; what Bea find's triggering; how they handle being triggered; and Bea's journey.This Podcast was rec...

Episode 4 of Our Terms is an insightful and necessary conversation with Millie Cooper. Millie is a 24 year old Romany "Gypsy" and we have spent our time discussing her life and the lack of representation of the Romany culture. We delve into prejudice and why it is important to bolster Romany "Gypsy" voices rather than steal and commodify them. Millie also talks about her upcoming documentary featuring Romany women and their lives. The documentary also exemplifies how Millie's life has in...

Episode 3 people! This episode follows the journey of Amelia and her life long experience of living with eczema and how her flare up's affect and bolster her. Amelia is 20 year's old and has been through many trials and tribulations with her skin condition, however, she talks me through the importance of living life thinking of the positives. We compare our lives in regard to the conditions we live with that are beyond our control and what really encourages us to not feel restricted.Once agai...

EPISODE 2!! In this episode I have another friend, Dani, joining me to discuss her experience as a bisexual. We also delve into my experience and modern day notions surrounding female sexuality and how it has impacted our experiences and decisions within relationships. Dani is a 21 year old English and Drama student and talks of her confidence and emotions within both heteronormative and homosexual relationships. There is talk of sex within this episode, you have been warned.Again, this is re...

In the very first episode of this brand new podcast, I engage in a conversation about being non-binary. My guest Molly Rafferty and I discuss what it means to be non-binary and how does identifying as non-binary impact your identity when you externally present a, stereotypical, female silhouette. Molly is a 23 year old fine art and art history student at Goldsmiths, like me they are in their final year of university. Together we explore life as a non-binary student and artist: how does this i...