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In reflection of Black History month in the U.S., the Bees discuss the concept of Black excellence and respectability politics. We give our takes on the shift in how Black American icons are viewed, and weigh in on why certain parts of African history are sensationalized over others.
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The Bees reflect on love and how we as a society and individuals view and prioritize platonic relationships compared to romantic. We also discuss making and maintaining friendships as adults, and the heartbreak of friendship breakups.
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The Bees review our Book Of The Month for January, "Behold the Dreamers" by Imbolo Mbue. Before that, we catch up and share our takes on some current events and politics.
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The Bees are joined by Viola Welang, co-owner of Lakelle fashion studio and owner of The Business Essentials. Viola shares her experience in founding multiple business in the U.S. and in Cameroon, the lessons she has learned along the way and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs on identifying opportunities, and betting on yourself.
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The Bees discuss our deconstruction journeys, what triggered our departure from the church and where we stand today. We also ask questions about how people from marginalized groups engage with their Christian faith.
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The Bees talk new year fitness goals with our guest Alexa Idama who is a Pilates instructor and trainer with extensive experience in the fitness industry. Alexa shares tips for success, breaks down some cultural food myths, and discusses diversity in fitness spaces.
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Happy new year to all our listeners! B's Book Of The Month for January is "Behold the Dreamers". Join us as we read this debut novel by Cameroonian writer Imbolo Mbue. At the end of the month we will discuss our thoughts and hope to hear yours too.
The Bees discuss the knowledge gap that many women are bridging as adults when it comes to their reproductive health. We also look at the history and current state of women's reproductive health in America.
Please listen to the content warning at the start of the episode.
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In this episode The Bees discuss the different ways immigrants maintain connections to their homelands and loved ones back at home. We start off with an unrelated but relevant icebreaker on current events and our thoughts on the obligations of celebrities in our culture.
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