Pillow Talk

And we're back! This week's episode is loaded with some heavy thought provoking topics. Should ISIS Bride Shemima Begum be allowed to return to the UK after running away at 15yrs old to become an ISIS Bride? Papa B talks about wanting a vasectomy and I ponder NHS care versus Private healthcare.

In today's episode as much as we've tried to ignore it we will spend time talking about the searing white privilege that came out of Liam Neeson's backside. We talk about Black Britons being horrifically deported back to countries they no longer call home and we wonder why large companies continue to profit off of black rage.

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In this week's episode, we go up down and back again.

This week in the British Media, Single mother's have been blamed for the rise in violent crime, we discuss if this is fair. Chris Brown Syndrome - now we have the internet are you ever truly able to move on from your mistakes? They say the power of life and death is in the tongue are you ready to use your words to help you manifest the life of your dreams?

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And we're back! In this episode, we dive into the new ASA rules which are tightening up on Instagram AD's. We are also talking about the nightmare of the FYRE Festival. Stormzy is headlining Glastonbury and a lot of people aren't happy about it, can we let a young black king live?

In this episode we talk about Jeff Bezos cheating on his wife of 25yrs and what will be one of the most expensive divorces in history. Do men understand postnatal depression and would having better paternity make a difference to how new mothers feel? We also wonder why on earth schools are being allowed to deny children lunch.

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This is perhaps one of our most important episodes to date. We have to give a trigger warning from the offset as we are discussing the R.Kelly documentary which reveals his abuse of black girls on every level. We share our own experiences #MeToo.

We then discuss the new Netflix series; YOU, which really makes us think about if we are being safe enough online.

And we finish with a pep talk about how to make this a brilliant year.

In the penultimate episode of 2018, we get straight to the heart of an interesting week. We ran an advert with a formula milk brand and all hell broke loose! We also discuss why black women especially have to be damn near perfect in order to move forward, using Jamelia's most recent blacklisting due to her step brother's conviction as an example. We also question whether influencers have a duty to be more honest in regards to their lifestyle. And finally we discuss the harsh truth in publishing which means people with massive followings but no writing talent are getting book deals whilst those who pour everything into their work are being overlooked because their social followings are deemed as too small.

In this episode, we waste no time in getting to the heart of some big matters.

Should Kevin Hart have apologized for the THIRD time for what are viewed as homophobic tweets so her could present the Oscars?

Ellen Pompeo is accused of cultural appropriation for using 'black' emojis. When does an ally become problematic?

Many cultures within the black race are forced to send money 'back home' why do Black people send their money backward and our white counterparts send it forward?

And much, much more.

In this episode, we try and dismantle why adults think it's ok to talk about a child's looks this comes after a 'popular' blogger called blue ivy ugly. We wonder why it feels as though black MP's can never win in light of Kate Osamor resigning as shadow cabinet minister. And with Diidy's children pictured dancing and laughing a mere two weeks after their mothers death, we question what grief looks like anyway.

And we're back! In this weeks episode, we speak about the sudden passing of Kim Porter the model, actress and mother to three of Diddy's children. A British school announced that they will ban expensive outerwear most notably Canada Goose and Monclear coats on their young students. We talk about why some men seem to think that a woman suffering for them is a display of ultimate love and finally we talk about restorative justice. Would you meet with someone who committed a crime against you? And so much more!