In part 2 of "Coloured" Indentity, Tarryn and Ling dive deeper into anti-blackness so prevalent within the culture and lay down how they view themselves in the "Rainbow Nation" dream. Follow @whatsthequarantee on all social media platforms.Twitter: #whatsthequaranteepodcast Subscribe Today: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_cnyS4KU3WF0VFyCW5SLrQ?view_as=subscriber

Kel Julie, the founder of Cocoa Butter Coils, chats to Tarryn about the intricate politics of hair on black and brown bodies. From cultural appropriation to discrimination and privilege. A beautiful way to unpack how issues of race permeate through our society even at, seemingly, the lowest or most basic points of existence. Follow on all social media channels @whatsthequarantee.Join the Facebook group and continue the discussion with like-minded folks.Subscribe to our YouTube channel - What's The Quarantee - for video snippets of our discussions.

Tarryn and Mase dig into what it means to live in not just one but two global pandemics. Covid-19 is child's play next to the constant battle of fighting the overt and mundane instances of White Supremacy.

Ever wondered about what it is witches actually do? Are they even real? Tarryn finds out from Bandy, a practicing witch who dives straight in and gives us all the tee!

Tarryn chats to screenwriter/actor, Gabriel, about trans representation in film as well as an intimate look into their Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) journey and what masculinity means to them.

Tarryn chats candidly to Avalon Lilia about her experience navigating trans womanhood and how the her gender expression has molded her into the person she is today.

Tarryn discusses Intersectional Feminism with Mase Ramaru and tries to make sense of navigating through the sometimes very messy school of thought.

Tarryn interviews Kim for the first time exploring intimacy in the time of Corona.

Kim and Tarryn invite their new resident Friend of the Show, Mase, to discuss the shocking events which occurred on The Bachelor - Episode 11.