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THIIIRD WAVES episodes

  • Cultural Appropriation w/ Rhona, Tryb & Daniela
    Cultural appropriation is the act of a dominant culture taking aspects of a culture that is not their own and utilising it in some way for their own expression or benefit. On this episode we will be considering how the conversation around cultural appropriation has expanded over time, and asking the question of where the line between cultural appropriation and appreciation lies. 

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    1 hr 3 min
  • Dispelling Covid-19 Vaccine Myths w/ Dr Rahma Elmahdi, Anita Kaur Thind, Dr Vanessa Apea

    With the uptake of the vaccines being low among the black and other racialised communities in the UK, we ask the question why? Shining light on some of the historical medical misgivings and modern healthcare inequalities which have set the stage for hesitancy, we take a deeper look at the situation of the present. Question include - how has the vaccine been produced so quickly? Were there people of colour included in the trials? What is the link between the vaccine and fertility? What’s in the Covid vaccines and how do they work? What are the side affects?


    Our guests are Dr Rahma Elmahdi a researcher and doctor, passionate about decolonising medicine, who worked on Covid wards in the UK, Anita Kaur Thind the founder of The Pretty Parcel, and a young person speaking up about the realities of living with Long Covid, and Dr Vanessa Apea, a sexual health consultant, and an advocate for reducing inequalities in healthcare, particularly for marginalised communities along the intersections of race and gender.




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    2 hr 9 min
  • Living up to Mr Darcy w/ Onwe
    Mr Darcy, Edward Cullen, Nick Young are just a few of names of the men that stole the hearts of many young readers. These fictional crushes are often unrealistic, and at times problematic. On this episode, the hosts and Kosi Reni Amayo, author and founder of Onwe - an independent publisher based in the UK, dive deep into tropes in media, and ponder how these have shaped our views of gender performance, romance and relationships, and how do we attempt to unlearn its influence..

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    1 hr 43 min
  • Cancel Culture: Art or Artist? w/ Rhona, Tryb & Daniela
    Cancel culture is an ever provocative term and hot topic. There is a lot of fear surrounding 'being canceled' but who are the odds really stacked against? On this episode we explore how we hold people and organisations accountable, and separate the art from the artist. 

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    59 min
  • Performers & Venues in a time of Covid w/ Hootananny Brixton

    The arts industry is one of those sectors that relies on human interaction, whether it is to experience a live theatre performance, music in a venue or at a festival or even just popping into a gallery. So what happens when all those spaces disappear or at best become socially distanced.


    Max Golfar works for Hootananny the venue in birxton as Music & Events Manager, he is a working DJ under the alias of Fizzy Gillespie and run the event brand and label, Swing & Bass.


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    1 hr 22 min
  • Building positive habits w/ Rosemary Ikpeme & Andi Osho
    Starting a new year in lockdown has a lot of us in a slump. Who hasn’t needed some help to get their energy in gear or kickstart a new routine? This show is packed with suggestions from our guest - Rosemary Ikpeme, creator and founder of MYnd Map, which designs and creates products that are full of techniques and productivity tools to help you build positive and healthy habits; and Andi Osho, an accomplished writer, actress, film maker and stand-up comedian with a debut novel Asking for A Friend. Together with hosts Rhona, Tryb, and Daniela, they chat on how mindfulness, productivity and boundaries might just be the sauce we need for 2021.

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    1 hr 35 min
  • #EndSARS w/ Chioma Agwuegbo

    With a special focus on how the viral #EndSARS hashtag has helped galvanize people to demand justice for the people of Nigeria, we talk with Chioma Agwuegbo, and discuss the state of unrest between the police and people all over the world.


    Whether it is chaperoning young, first-time women politicians, co-creating solutions for sexual and gender-based violence, or curating sessions on digital security, Chioma believes that technology not applied is not useful. Chioma’s foray into advocacy began with the Light Up Nigeria Movement in 2008. Since then, she has functioned in leadership teams for campaigns such as Enough is Enough, Gen Voices, Occupy Nigeria, Bring Back Our Girls, Not Too Young To Run, and now, StateofEmergencyGBV.


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1 hr 6 min
  • Neurodiversity w/ Tyla Grant & Tumi Sotire
    Neurodiversity is a buzzword that has increasingly become the umbrella term for conditions such as ADHD, Autism and Dyslexia. We delve into what it means to be neurodivergent, and explore how it shapes the way people move through the world, creativity, mental health and more. Tyla Grant creates content to challenge the preconceptions of autistic adults and empower them to self advocate, and Tumi Sotire is the founder of The Black Dyspraxic which explores the intersectionality of race and neurodiversity.

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    1 hr 35 min
  • Toxic Masculinity w/ Ashton Attzs
    In this episode we explore how the concept of 'masculinity' plays a role in society, how to be a man, its oppressive potential, and the toxic effects of mimicking that archetypal image of success. Guest hosted by Chima Nsoedo with Rhona, DJ Tryb and Daniela. Guest Ashton Attzs is a queer, black, London based-artist whose paintings and illustrations feature charmingly distinctive, racially and gender- diverse characters that empower the everyday person.

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    1 hr 17 min
  • Love & Relationships w/ Pinky Promise and The Ethical Slut

    We will talk about what love is: from drawing an understanding of self love, to questioning the ways we treat romantic and platonic relationships, and looking at models of love that do not conform to heteronormative frameworks like polyamory and open relationships. Joining us on this episode is Louissin Torah and Jared Phillipo the creative producers of Pinky Promise, a collective of ethical hedonists who seek to create sensual theatrical experiences for pleasure seekers to connect, express and dance. Also speaking to us on this show is Janet W. Hardy the co-author of The Ethical Slut, a Practical Guide to Polyamory, Open Relationships & Other Adventures. 



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    1 hr 42 min

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Exploring the intersections between culture and activism, THIIIRD Waves spotlights guests whose expertise and lived experience provide insights on topical issues through the lens of representation,…