In this episode, we discuss Iman's experience growing up as a young Somali girl in Denmark and then moving to South-East London. We also discuss what the changing nature of locations and what generational evolvement mean for how we understand our identity and communities.

You can keep up with Iman via @imanm and @writtenbyiman.

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In the first episode of Season 5, I sit down with Tumi and Tale of Yorubaizm for a conversation that touches on Yorùbá spirituality, Yorùbá people and Yorùbá culture.

You can find out more about Yorubaizm on Instagram @yorubaizm.

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In the final episode of Season 4, I sit down with Adebayo to talk about queer histories and experiences within the African and Black global context.

This is the episode that has probably been most out of my comfort zone and so I'm really grateful to Adebayo for taking the time to sit down with me for this conversation. I hope you enjoy listening to the conversation as I had recording it!

Please subscribe, share and review, and continue the conversation with us @thebritico and @adebayoqa_

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In the second episode of Season 4, Yasi and I sit down together and talk about her experiences growing up in Italy, moving to the UK and how her Igbo and personal identity has been shaped by these experiences.

Join the conversation with us @thebritico @sosomunachi and @yasistresses!

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In the first episode of Season 4, we go on a journey across Canada, UK, Nigeria and even Ukraine as we talk about Nigerian and Black Diaspora history and identity.

And we dig deeper on what it means to be Nigerian when you’re from an ethnic minority group and its relationship to Nigerian nationality.

Enjoy the history and the conversation and as always, I’d love for you to share your thoughts.

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(note at 30:54 - an error where I meant to say *majority group rather than minority group but hope that’s obvious!)

Recorded during Ramadan, Samia and I speak about music, being Black and Muslim, multi-faith Yoruba households and more!

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Angela moved to Nigeria as part of her job with the United Nations and in this conversation, Angela shares her experience of living in Nigeria as a British-Kenyan, what she has learnt about Nigerian culture(s) as well as highlights some of her favourite parts of Kenyan culture.

In this conversation, Grace and I talk about the experience of being Black in the UK from London to Liverpool and small towns and cities. Through it all, we stress the importance of being in community with Black people wherever you may find yourself.

To join the conversation, follow @thebritico and @grace.labby on twitter and instagram.

In the first episode of Season 3, Ama and myself continue our conversation from Season 1 x Episode 1. We explore familial relationships and how our thoughts and approaches have changed over the last 2 years.

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A re-introduction to The Britico platform.