The Echo Chamber

In this weeks episode we talk about Church Hurt - our journeys with our faith, the impact Christianity has had on our relationship with self, and our views/approaches to religion today.

We hope you find the episode insightful and if relatable, then we hope it provides some validation.

We wish our listeners well in these strange times.

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In this episode we have a chat about Adult Friendships. We consider the changes our friendships have endured, toxicity in friendships, friendship dynamics with men and more.

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In this weeks episode we're joined by the guys from ASATT Pod! We have a good chinwag about Valentines day, relationships, and mental health.

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We're back!!!

After a long hiatus, our house is back in order and we have so much to say! In our first episode of the year we recount our travels.

We hope you guys enjoy!

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In this episode, we have a fantastic conversation with Chantelle Lewis and Paulette Williams from Leading Routes as part of our education series. We pose some questions to the ladies regarding their academic endeavors, the work that Leading Routes are doing and common challenges faced in academia as Black women. We also discuss policy, racism in HE and being working class.

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@ChantelleJLewis

@pwi11iams

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In this episode, we speak to former NUS President Shakira Martin about navigating the academy in variable capacities whilst black. We divulge our experiences thus far and Shakira discusses her hopes for the future of education in Britain.

In this episode we discuss our views on the Netflix series 'When They See Us'. We explore our relationship with the story as black women living in London and the relationship between race, trauma and injustice.

In this episode, we have a very candid and freeing conversation about our Mums' mental health. We explore the trajectory of both of our Mums' mental health breakdowns, what we have learned about ourselves and mental health generally, and Jade faces the work she still needs to do around forgiveness.

TRIGGER WARNING.

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In this episode we discuss what it's like navigating sexual relationships with toxic men, as well as some of the stereotypes surrounding black women and sex.

In this episode, we talk about SEX! Sex in relation to body image, our first time, premature ejaculation, confident side-chicks, and small spirituality (of course).