The Hustle Hotline

Episode 25 is all about those pyramid schemers lurking on social media aka instascammers. They slide in your DMs with a "Hey hun" to get to know you only to drop the infamous "Wanna hear about my business opportunity line?" question. We've had enough and that's why we've spent 42 minutes of our lives discussing why and legitimate ways to make money in 2020.

Episode 24 features special guest and fellow content creator Sincerely Oghosa. We're discussing Black Pound day, if brands are really being inclusive and why black content creators are paid less.

Check out Oghosa's socials here:

https://www.instagram.com/sincerelyoghosa/

https://twitter.com/SincerelyOghosa

https://youtube.com/SincerelyOghosa

Episode 23 is all about gaming and most of it is dedicated to The Sims. We’re talking our journey to gaming, the ones we love to play and all about those juicy Sims mods you’ve probably seen on your timeline during lockdown.

What games have you been enjoying during quarantine? Let us know over on Twitter or Instagram @hustlehotline.

For some reason we're saying goodbye to our 20s in the year 2020 (oh the irony). In this episode, we're discussing the things you *should* know in your 20s with fellow 20-something, Joy, from the Jist With Joy podcast. We hope you enJOY!

Follow and listen to Jist With Joy here:

IG: Instagram.com/jistwithjoy

Twitter: twitter.com/kevwe_emefe

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/jistwithjoy/id1510709140

Just because we're in lockdown it doesn't mean you can't attend events. Networking online is the new cocktail hour. In this episode we're talking all things events:

- Instagram lives - Beenie Man vs. Bounty Killer

- Are handshakes a thing of the past?

- No Signal

- Festivals - Afronation cancellations and why Fyre Festival was never going to work

This topic will never go away.

You cannot dismantle racism overnight.

#BlackLivesMatter.

Donate here: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#

Recommended books:

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings - Maya Angelou

Slay In Your Lane - Elizabeth Uviebinené and Yomi Adegoke

Why I’m No Longer Talking To White People About Race - Reni Eddo-Lodge

Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?: And Other Conversations About Race - Beverly Daniel Tatum

The Good Immigrant - Nikesh Shukla

Before you ask yourself the question 'Is Social Media A Lawless Place?', the answer is yes. In episode 19 we're discussing Tik Tok, cancel culture, ANTM and doing things for clout.

Some references mentioned in this episode:

- Episode 8: How not to be messy online - https://soundcloud.com/hustlehotline/episode-8-how-no-to-be-messy-online

- BBC documentary 'Nudes for sale' - https://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/5e7dad06-c48d-4509-b3e4-6a7a2783ce30

We've been in lockdown for 7-8 weeks in the UK and life has changed dramatically for us all. In this episode we're discussing:

- Mental health during a pandemic

- Still ticking off those goals and milestones from home

- Virtual dating and why Char still hates dating apps

- Jess' cancelled trips and the future of travel

- The economy and the impending recession

It's important to have hope and we will get through this!

The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.

~ Carl Jung

Living authentically comes together when your spirit, beliefs and the essence of you are align. That's not to say we're not constantly evolving but doing things that feel right to you is a feeling only you know. In this episode we're taking you through what it means to live in your truth.

Episode 16 is all things beauty. We're discussing our favourite treatments, service providers and if social media has had an impact on modern standards of beauty.