This is the first episode in the series of solo episodes and I'm still getting used to this format but today I will be discussing my perspective on failure how to deal with it and accepting our feelings of jealousy in the 'announcement culture' on the internet 

Short segment that reflects on the conception of the Spilled Milk podcast in January 2020 and how the pandemic and shifts in mentality have changed how podcast will look in the future. 

Today we are joined by my friend Maleka a recent KCL graduate and current UCL PGCE student in who has done a lot of work and research into getting students from underrepresented backgrounds into higher education. We discuss our experiences as first gens in Russel Group universities in particular as young Muslim women as well discussing her journey through education and graduating in a pandemic. 

This episode we are joined by Alena a student mental health nurse, she shares her experiences and advice surrounding mental health and the work she does. 

Tonight's episode is super casual where AnonBabes and I catch up with each other and talk about going back to uni and our social life. 

On this weeks episode, we get to interview up and coming Bengali poet Abida Begum Zillani who at only 18 years old has published her first poetry book.  In this exclusive interview we discuss Abida's journey with publishing, her inspiration for rebirth as well as future plans for a potential sequel to "Rebirth".  "Rebirth" is available for purchase in store at Ajwa London New Road Whitechapel or you can direct message @abida.arts on Instagram to place your order. 

TRIGGER WARNING SEXUAL ASSAULT AND RAPE.  This episode we touch on extremely sensitive yet pressing issue within society and exploring its further complexities within the Muslim community. 

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Did you miss us? We are finally back on the grind of making great content for y’all this time exploring our experience with lockdown, Ramadan 2020, cancel culture, racism and of course much more ☺️ as per usual we keep it cute and candid while still talking about some real issues so do let us know your thoughts and opinions we love to hear your feedback 🐙

Today's episode we explore loads of different aspects of feminism and move onto the lack of manners on Islamic issues particularly on social media. Hope you are all staying safe and making responsible decisions! 

In today's episode Adila and I explore how we navigated the academic space at UCL as Muslim women of colour so far. We also touch upon UCL's legacy of eugenics, diversity within the university subjects, staff and students as well and our casual experiences of imposter's syndrome.