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To celebrate Valentine's Day we indulged in some four-way verbal intercourse with Poppy, a co-host on the 'Brown Girls Do It Too' podcast; going back and forth on everything from shame and culturalization around sex, right through to the underrated healing power of rage wanks.
We start 2022 off by answering some revealing questions around career, sex, money, relationships and family, using 'The Confessions Game' from The School of Life. Expect moments of truth, depth, awkwardness, avoidance and hilarity ;)
We chat to Samia, Alisha, Kiran, Amad and Mahnoor from the Daytimers collective about everything from opening up rave culture to non drinkers right through to creating space for the South Asian community to connect and grow together.
After a deeply introspective and uncomfortable two years, we put aside generic New Years Resolutions and ponder who we really want to be in 2022, welcome our future selves and share our professional and personal end of year rituals.
London based artist Karimah explains how her painting work in street, community and public art aims to bring us together.
"How does it feel to have a full POC team?" is a question Aaron was asked while working on a film set recently. At the time, Aaron hadn't even noticed that this was the case, let alone land on how he actually felt. So he brought it to the pod for us to dissect...
Artist, speaker and activist Jonah tells us why he co-created The Blindian Project; a social impact media platform and global community at the intersection of Black x Brown culture, normalising Black x Brown relationships and dismantle anti-Blackness wherever it exists.
What is the relevance of passion projects in a number crunching society?
World renowned mixologist Ryan aka Mr Lyan journeys through opening White Lyan, the world's first cocktail bar to use no perishables, founding Dandelyan, awarded the 'World’s Best Cocktail Bar', right through to teaching mixology on masterclass.com!
Non South Asian led Yoga retreats, white dreadlocks, African inspired western high fashion; at what point does cultural appreciation cross the line?
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