In this episode we chatted with Emily’s uncle Jonathan and Dr. Christopher Taylor about tokenism, fried chicken and watermelon.

In this week's episode we dive into topics surrounding 2020, what we perceived to be 2020.5, priorities, mental health, and what it means (from our perspectives) to have a child-like faith.

We hope you enjoy and if you want to hear more from Brandon and some other amazing leaders, make sure to check out Slate Church (on Youtube and Instagram).

Join us in a conversation with our friends Rachel and Candice, as we chat about our experiences being Black women in white spaces. 

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Track: Waves Music 

composed and recorded by Oak Studios Creative Commons 

Attribution ND 4.0 

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In today's episode, Emily and Kim talk Hunger Games, lockdown blues and outline some key moments in their hair journeys. 

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In this episode, our friend Grace shared some of her wisdom and experiences as a Korean-Canadian woman in North America, and a bit about her journey with racism and learning how to forgive.

Tune into this conversation where we discussed past and present cases of injustice against Asian communities and women. We hope that this chat can help bring both awareness and healing to those in need of it most.

Today, we were joined with Dr. Naila Keleta-Mae and had a great reflective discussion on cultural identity. We learned so much from this and we hope you will too! Seriously y’all...Bring your notebook and a pen!

Also, follow this link to find more information on Dr. Naila Keleta-Mae's work on the Black And Free Research-Creation project: https://uwaterloo.ca/news/arts/being-black-and-free-21st-century 

Today, we had a candid chat about self-confidence, our experiences as black women, and shared some of our thoughts surrounding current events. 

Link to the playlist Emily made: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3J7GD70Sd38faSZAahq0vn?si=AzOtgGzBSYybO0YdK2gE_Q

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This week, we took time to discuss ideas surrounding the topic of love, that are sure to leave you with some food-for-thought...

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Today, we took a moment to share some original poetry which has helped us move forward in our journey of healing. We hope you enjoy.

Today, we had a candid and thought-provoking chat with Dr. Christopher Taylor who is a Lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Waterloo.

We hope this conversation will challenge and encourage you!