Your Aunties Could Never

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• 00:00:00
• Discussion on various topics in "YACN is Back Live!!!" show.
• Mention of Beyoncé's birthday and gymnast Simone Biles.
• Criticism of London mayor, Sadiq Khan, and journalist Nana Akua
• Humorous "would you rather" question about hot train carriages.

• 00:05:00
• Personal experiences on public transportation discussed.
• Issues of personal space and potential inappropriate touching on trains.
• Anecdotes from attending Carnival with families.

• 00:10:00
• Aftermath of Carnival and political controversy discussed.
• Disproportionate crime reporting during Carnival highlighted.
• Comparison of police presence at Carnival vs. other festivals.
• Criticism of police tactics and suggestion of moving Carnival to Hyde Park.
• Emphasis on addressing Carnival's criminalization and portrayal.

• 00:15:00
• Discussion of witnessing police brutality and racial profiling at a festival.
• Incident of wrongful arrest and assault by police recounted.
• Lack of diversity at festivals and need for inclusion discussed.
• Parallels drawn between treatment of Blackness and Afrobeat music.

• 00:20:00
• Discussion on Erica Mena's alleged colorist behavior.
• Past incidents of Erica using racial slurs mentioned.
• Debate on Erica's racial background and labeling her as a colorist.
• Controversial comment by Erica Mena about another cast member's parenting discussed.
• Criticism of show producers for airing colorist storylines.
• Disapproval of Mena's comment and show's handling.
• Debate on whether Erica Mena is a colorist.

• 00:35:00
• Transition to viewer's question about dating in London.
• Advice given on a situation involving inappropriate feelings from a husband's father.
• Discussion on a man's inappropriate behavior towards his son's wife.
• Video of a woman berated for not giving her phone number discussed.
• Mention of successful film festival and moving out of moldy house.
• Call for viewers to like, comment, and subscribe.

• 00:40:00
• Excitement expressed about returning to the show.
• Gratitude expressed to viewers and announcement of content release schedule.

This week the Ladies are joined by Podcaster, DJ and all round good guy  @Chuckieonline 

this is definitely in our top 5 podcasts enjoy!!!

The Titan Submersive Titanic Expedition

The US Coast Guard announced during a Thursday press conference that the missing Titan’s pressure chamber was found among other debris, approximately 1,600 feet from the bow of the Titanic on the ocean floor. In a statement to The Independent, OceanGate — the private company that operated the $250,000-a-seat expedition — confirmed that the five passengers aboard the vessel are now believed dead.

Windrush celebrations - from the Buckingham Palace event, people getting their MBE’s & OBE’s and people rejecting them…

KIMORA LEE AND HER DAUGHTERS VS RUSSELL SIMMONS … women who speak out against powerful men

Getting a Deadbeat Dad to fix up - Is that sisterhood??? Episode 158

The Aunties discuss a variety of topics including free travel versus free food, incidents of confrontations in America, the effects of colonisation on stolen artifacts, the ineffectiveness of think tanks and committees in making a difference for Black communities, the potential impact of AI on society, the fascination with celebrities' personal lives, the importance of women supporting each other in co-parenting, and Black and white parenting stereotypes. The speakers emphasize the need for sisterhood, proper education for children, and the importance of focusing on positive impacts.

IS PHILIP SCHOFIELD MANIPULATING THE PUBLIC?

HOLLY, ALISON WHERE ARE WE AT?

HOLLY’S APOLOGY -

"Firstly, are you okay? I hope so... I imagine you might have been feeling like I have, worried, shaken, troubled, let down and full of questions. You, me and everyone here put our trust in someone who was not telling the truth, who acted in a way that they themselves felt that they had to resign from ITV and step down from a career that they loved.

https://www.hellomagazine.com/film/49...

PHILIP’S INTERVIEW

https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/p...

ALLISON CRYING

‘I’m finding this really painful,’ she revealed. ‘I loved Phillip Schofield. It’s weird because I still love Phillip Schofield.’

https://metro.co.uk/2023/06/02/alison...

DATE ETIQUETTE

A woman went on a date by force and exposed the conversation with the guy… who’s in the wrong?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CtKKySNoOKU/

CUBA GOODING JR. HAS REPORTEDLY SETTLED A LAWSUIT FROM A WOMAN WHO ACCUSED HIM OF RAPING HER A DECADE AGO, JUST BEFORE THE TRIAL WAS SET TO BEGIN.

It came as jury selection was about to begin in a federal civil trial that was expected to include damaging testimony against him. The Oscar winner, 55, has denied the allegation and insists his interactions with the woman were consensual. He has been accused of groping and unwanted touching by dozens of women. The terms of the settlement have not been disclosed.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainm...

MISA HYLTON THREATENS TO SPILL TEA ABOUT DIDDY AFTER HER SON JUSTIN COMBS WAS ARRESTED AFTER DRINK DRIVING

Misa Hylton has called out ex-lover Diddy on social media after their son Justin Combs was arrested for a DUI over the weekend. Justin was booked with a misdemeanor and released on a $5,000 bond, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s inmate information system

https://www.vibe.com/news/entertainme...

‘WILD ‘N OUT’ STAR MS JACKY OH’S DEATH AT 32

Former “Wild ‘N Out” star Ms Jacky Oh! has died. She was 32. “Wild ‘N Out” posted the news to the show’s Instagram page on Thursday.

“We are deeply saddened by the passing of Jacklyn Smith, known to the world as Jacky Oh, a talented Wild ‘N Out family member whose impact will be forever treasured and missed. Jacky Oh was a loving friend and beloved colleague of the Wild ‘N Out cast throughout five seasons. More importantly, she was a tremendous mother to three beautiful children,” a BET Media Group spokesperson wrote.

The Aunties discuss

- Iyanla Vanzant highlights the leadership role of black women in their households, and calls black women man in skirts

- YouTube documentary "The downfall of the bbl" explores the downsizing trend of Brazilian butt lifts (BBLs) and the regrets of celebrities who underwent cosmetic procedures. Winter and Blac Chyna regret their traumatic procedures and warn against dangers

 • The downfall of t...  

- NHS: RADICAL CHANGE ALLOWS SCHOOL LEAVERS TO PRACTISE MEDICINE WITHOUT A DEGREE Tens of thousands of doctors and nurses will be able to train on the job under plans to tackle NHS workforce shortages.

- PETITION LAUNCHED TO SAVE BRIXTON ACADEMY FROM CLOSING FOREVER

Aunties discuss whether they think this petition should be supported

The Aunties kick things off in their fancy new London digs, playing a game that's basically a high-stakes version of the alphabet soup.

ENEMY OF PROGRESS

They spill the tea on a sister who got the cold shoulder from her church when she needed a loan. Apparently, her tithes weren't fat enough!

The Aunties throw some serious shade at churches that count their members' offerings. They argue it's more about the Benjamins than the Bible.

They dive into the Tarte Cosmetics scandal that's got black influencers fighting. The CEO's 'non-apology' didn't help cool things down. The CEO response video was out of order and the Aunties call her out.

A dude named Kwasi Kwarteng the Tory MP gets read for filth for suggesting black people are too focused on race. The hosts aren't having any of that nonsense.

WHAT HAVE YOU HEARD

They chat about Tory Lanez's courtroom drama and two UK influencers who decided to settle their beef in the boxing ring Paigey Cakey and Tennessee Fresh

The Aunties ponder the trend of influencers throwing punches for paychecks. Aunty Nana and Aunty Sade are ready to step into the ring for the right price, while the other is more concerned about keeping their brains intact.

Brian McKnight gets called out for playing favourites with his kids. The Aunties aren't buying his excuses.

The ladies tackle the tricky topic of rejecting men's advances. They argue that women shouldn't have to risk their safety to turn a guy down.

They share a cringe-worthy encounter with "toilet men" and discuss the double standards women face when dealing with unwanted attention.

The Aunties call out public figures who talk a big game about black empowerment but don't walk the walk in their personal lives.

Eboni K Williams gets put on blast for her comments about dating bus drivers. The Aunties have some thoughts on her "preferences."

They challenge the idea that money can solve racism and discuss the harmful effects of job shaming within the black community.

They call out fashion brands like Boohoo and Pretty Little things for cashing in on black culture without showing any respect or understanding.

The Aunties discuss some heavy topics, including hobosexuals, animal testing, and police brutality, reminding us that it's not all fun and games.

Despite the serious topics, the hosts express their gratitude for their platform and their new home at Garden Studios.

They wrap things up by reminding viewers to like, comment, and subscribe.

Remember, ladies, keep it real, keep it honest, and keep it fabulous!

• SHOULD BLACKS, OR ANYONE FROM A FORMERLY COLONISED OR ENSLAVED NATION BE INVOLVED IN THE CEREMONY?

this week the Aunties discuss

UK government's lack of apology for slavery and colonialism gets a dismissive response from politicians. Group calls for recognition of the harm caused. Ain't nobody got time for that weak sauce.

White people's reluctance to lose power and privilege is discussed, along with questions about King Charles' coronation. What's the point? Solidify his role or pretend the monarchy is still popular? No thanks.

Wealthy white men suggest workers accept lower wages, but the group calls them out for lack of consideration for rising energy costs and inflation. Rich folks, they are a different breed.

Lack of empathy and compassion among the privileged class, who have forgotten their working-class roots and are selfishly protecting themselves.

Sudan's conflict is ignored by the West, who provide weapons to the rebels without intervening or offering aid to struggling civilians. African people must unite against oppressive acts. And who's judging whom on the nuclear front?

Chicken Shop Show's host named top 3 content creator by Rolling Stones Magazine, is Amelia Dimoldenberg a culture vulture?

Dilemmas and much more

In this week's episode of Your Aunties Could Never...

The Aunties discuss Marques Houston and his teenage bride... Is he a predator?

The Aunties discuss whether @gabriel_sion has a point… Are successful women aggressive, total opposite to what men want?

They also get into, How do women initiate sex? And have you ever been rejected in the process?

In Aunties Know Best your favourite Aunties sort through some juicy dilemmas...

• "Your Aunties Could Never" hosts discuss hypothetical situations like being trapped in a romantic comedy with enemies or a horror movie with friends. They also debate whether to eat everything they dislike for life or have a job they hate for life.
• hosts discuss their first jobs and the person they lost their virginity to.
• The controversy surrounding JustPearlyThings' interview of a racist and Holocaust denier is discussed, with Sarah Garvey calling her out. They debate whether JustPearlyThings and the Black Manosphere betrayed their audience.
• A woman named Amy is fundraising on GoFundMe to sue JustPearlyThings' platform for being shown on her show and for being bullied by Pearl's audience. The speaker challenges the notion that Black Brits are being colonized and that the UK has a different racial landscape than the US.
• The speakers discuss influencers and creators being perceived as selling out or betraying the community, and how social media is not as democratic as people think. They emphasise the need for Black people to create their own online spaces.
• The conversation shifts to the evolution of Black music and media representation, with social media having its downsides like algorithm manipulation and hate speech.
• The speakers discuss the dangers of online spaces for Black women and how they are targeted by right-wing groups. They also discuss the monetization of loneliness and content creators preying on vulnerable individuals.
• The controversy surrounding JustPearlyThings and the Black Manosphere is criticized for being recycled content and the host's doubling down on the controversy.

Overall, it's a mix of lighthearted hypotheticals and serious discussions about important topics affecting the Black community.