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Thrivetablepodcast
By Thrive TableSociety & Culture
Thrivetablepodcast episodes
- S1, Episode 2 - ALL about relationships...with a millennial African female diaspora twist of courseBringing the topic of love and dating to our table where nothing is off limits. We talk about why guys might find us intimidating, and what we think about that. Find out which of us is more likely to date outside of our race, what we think about changing or keeping our last names after marriage, and let us know which one of us you think has had more unlucky at love moments! Expect lots of laughs and eye rolls.If you find yourself single this Valentines Day, expect some fellow single girl solidarity. Lets reclaim single as a fabulous life experience?Send us your topics and critics at [email protected]1 hr 6 min
- Season 1, Ep. 1 - About Your Hosts & All Things FeminismThere is incredible power in hearing the voices of under-represented people. For too long stories of Africans have been told by Western voices and with this podcast you get to hear the raw and untold stories of two diaspora African women - whose identities have been shaped just as much by our African experiences as by our western experiences. Come listen and get a sneak peak into our world and some never heard before stories.Some Quotables:"Men are fun playthings.""Salem's reaction in her first yoga class: do black people yoga??""There are so many different brands of feminism and it means so many different things to so many different people, but at the core feminism = equality of men and women""Don't underestimate the power of representation."57 min
About Thrivetablepodcast
From the publisher's feed
hello and welcome to our podcast!
We are Adeola and Salem, two Nigerian women loving life, living loud, and shaping culture who love to talk about socio-political things with each other and want to bring these discussions to our larger community.
For too long the loudest stories we've heard about African people on a global scale have been told by Western voices. Obviously we can and do speak for ourselves, so we want this podcast to be a place where you get to hear raw, nuanced and often untold stories of living at the intersections of womanhood and west African. Exploring difficult issues of how we shape society, and how we make decisions globally based on our identities as West African people who live in the Western spaces like Europe and the US.
Happy listening