Pep Talks & Fufu

Pep Talks & Fufu

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Pep Talks & Fufu episodes

  • Toxic Femininity Pt. 2 (ft. Djamila Evora)
    This week Pep and Fu continue their conversation with fellow West African/immigrant kid, representing the Cape Verde Islands Djamila Evora @mystic_wildchild. With an abundance of spiritual growth under her belt, Djamila joins the ladies to discuss their shadow sides, monogamy, and the ways they have grown to unapologetically/respectfully honor their feelings despite what people may think. In part 2, a listener in a peculiar circumstance asks Fu for some perspective and Pep encourages us all to be nice to ourselves.
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    40 min
  • Toxic Femininity Pt. 1 (ft. Djamilia Evora)
    Happy International Women’s Day! In honor of this day, the ladies are joined by fellow West African/immigrant kid, representing the Cape Verde Islands Djamila Evora @mystic_wildchild. With an abundance of spiritual growth under her belt, Djamila joins Pep and Fu to discuss their shadow sides, monogamy, and the ways they have grown to unapologetically/respectfully honor their feelings despite what people may think.
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    44 min
  • Free Sauce (ft. Lord Afrixana)
    *cues Don't Jealous Me by Tekno Miles, Yemi Alade, Mr Eazi, Lord Afrixana*
    Pep and Fu are joined by scholar, writer, fellow Ghanaian/Worcesterite, Grammy-nominated musician/songwriter, father and dear friend @lordafrixana. The pepper soup is insightful, as they discuss breaking away from cultural expectation/tradition to pursue purpose, mental health and much more!
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    53 min
  • Emotional Rollercoaster Pt. 2 (ft. Cheef Sanchez)
    *cues Emotional Rollercoaster by Vivian Green*
    This week the ladies continue their conversation with Fu's beau Cheef Sanchez. In part two, Pep finishes her answer to Cheef's question about not being labeled as an angry Black woman. During "Excuse Me Miz Fufu", Fu lets Cheef give advice to a listener. Afterward, Pep encourages everyone to be in their feelings.
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    35 min
  • Cookie Cutter
    This week the ladies kick off Black History Month with a pot of Pepper Soup including the most magical phenomena of all time... the body of a Black woman. The ladies discuss the appropriation, commodification, and erasure of the bodies of Black women. Following the discussion, Fu addresses a listener that is questioning going under the knife. Pep ends the show giving a Pep Talk about self-preservation.
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    50 min
  • Consistently Inconsistent
    As promised, Pep and Miz Fufu are back! In honor of their 1 year anniversary today, the ladies are serving you up a FULL episode of Pepper Soup. Join in the conversation as they discuss their recent trip to Ghana, reflect on their first year of podcasting and share their 2020 visions. Happy Anniversary to all our tribe, listeners and guests! We thank each and every one of you for your love, encouragement, time and engagement in the past year.
    *cues Anniversary by Toni! Tony! Tone!*
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    1 hr 24 min
  • Baby D*ck Syndrome
    Are your ears ready for a feast? The ladies of Pep Talks & Fufu bring you their usual serving of Pepper Soup, with a special serving of Henny and Hotwings! Since the Pleasure Principle (episode 31) dropped, MsHotsauce and MzMoPhila of Henny & Hotwings sat down with Pep and Fu to continue the conversation. Consider this two-hour episode a Christmas present. Just a reminder, the ladies go to Ghana next week and will be back on the 29th of January to celebrate their one year anniversary! Thank you to all the members of our community and listeners for your continued support. See you in 2020!
     
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    2 hr 1 min
  • The "S" Word (Pt.2)
    This week the ladies of Pep Talks & Fufu continue their conversation with the gentleman of Conversations & Cognac, Frankie, and Mike! As Black, first-generation born children, Pep and Fu serve a robust portion of Pepper Soup discussing race, cultural appropriation and White Hispanics with the guys who are also first-generation born children, but not Black.
    We dedicate this episode to John Witherspoon, popularly known as “Pops” RIP.
     
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    44 min
  • The “S” Word (Pt.1)
    This week the ladies of Pep Talks & Fufu are joined by the gentlemen of Conversations & Cognac, Frankie, and Mike! As Black, first-generation born children, Pep and Fu serve a robust portion of Pepper Soup discussing race, cultural appropriation and White Hispanics with the guys who are also first-generation born children, but not Black.
    We dedicate this episode to John Witherspoon, popularly known as “Pops” RIP.
     
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    35 min

About Pep Talks & Fufu

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Join hosts Pep and Miz Fufu, to discuss current events, mental health and the duality of being 1st generation born kids, in America.