In this special Mother’s Day episode, your favourite aunties – AK, Farrah, Nana & Sade, sit down with the R&B queen herself, Teedra Moses.

The ladies get all up in her business, discussing what it means to stand in your purpose and raise twin boys while juggling life as a singer.

Teedra also reflects on staying true to herself, the enduring legacy of her seminal debut album Complex Simplicity, and how she continues to inspire generations with her honesty and artistry. And we get into the powerful connections between Black people across the globe – from New Orleans to the UK, and why those bonds matter now more than ever.

Watch now via Your Aunties Could Never on YouTube and all podcast platforms for laughs, life lessons, and a whole lot of Aunty love.

Your Aunties Could Never is 5 years old and your favourite Aunties Ak, Farrah, Nana & Sade celebrated their milestone achievement with a few of their favourite sistas in the game Zeze Millz, Audrey Indome from The Receipts podcast and Remel London.

This party episode the ladies get into the ultimate Enemies of Progress, Skinfolk who aren't kinfolk, Red Pill Men, Problematic Karens and fake allies, and people who come for black women unecessarily.

The Aunties also ask their guests to stage an Aunty-Vention on them - they ask for help getting in the gym, finding a good man, tackling imposter syndrome and how to resolve conflict!

We hope you enjoy this bumper episode. And thank you to all our listeners, supporters, members and family we appreciate you and love you!

Kameese Davis, founder of Nylah's Hair, joins your favourite Aunties AK, Farrah, Nana, and Sade for an honest conversation about entrepreneurship, family, and friendship. Kameese, who famously turned down an offer from Dragon’s Den, shares how she turned necessity into a thriving business, while balancing life as a mother and partner.

She dispels myths around Afro hair care and asks the Aunties for an essential "Aunty-Vention": How do you stay present as a friend when business is booming, and how do you spot those who don't have your best interests at heart?

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This week your favourite Aunties Ak, Farrah, Nana & Sade are joined by Princess of the airwaves Nadia Jae.

Enemies of Progress include

The Breakfast Club for pitting Jess Hilarious & Loren Lorosa against each other

Andrew Schulz for saying Black people's white friends should be a little bit racist

Conor McGregor spewing hate at the White house

Tyra Banks for defending her ANTM legacy despite some of the contestants' trauma.

This week your favourite Aunties AK, Farrah, Nana & Sade's Enemies of Progress include ...

Dr Umar - for being exposed as a deadbeat father.

DDG - for taking to the internet to complain about Halle Bailey not letting him see his son

Amber Rose - for blaming bad women as the reason why she's no longer a feminist

And the dodgy nomination process for the Nobel Peace Prize ... Elon Musk? Really?

In this extra episode your favourite Aunties are joined by Author, writer & beauty/lifestyle guru Stephanie Yeboah who opens up about finding love with a black man after only dating white men.

Her debut novel 'Chaotic Energy' a Rom Com about Artemis ‘Temz’ Owusu who fiercely embraces her beautiful size 26 body and expects any man to do the same. Her marketing career is on fire, and she has a thriving side-hustle as a ‘plantfluencer’. But for some reason, her romantic relationships just won’t stick. So, when sexy California-based tech entrepreneur Ruben slides into her DMs looking for plant care advice, Temz doesn’t waste an opportunity. Soon their long-distance digital flirtation is growing roots – until, in an out-of-character bout of self-doubt, Temz commits the cardinal online sin…

Out in April

This week on Your Aunties Could Never, your favourite Aunties Ak, Farrah & Nana are joined by author, writer, beauty & lifestyle expert Stephanie Yeboah break down the Enemies of Progress.

From former UFC champion Demetrious Johnson’s wild comments on Black women and interracial dating to Ne-Yo’s ex calling him out for exposing their children to his polyamorous relationship and rapper PS from HitSquad acting out on a live stream!

This week Presenter & Host Mide Oni joins your favourite Aunties, AK, Farrah, Nana & Sade to dissect who are this week's Enemies of Progress...

From Madame Joyce and her wild comments about Kendrick Lamar's Superbowl Halftime Show incensing Black Americans, to our nephew Stormzy letting the side down after he announced his McDonald's deal - who are on the boycott list due to their ties with Israel.

And they have the discussion about what exactly is Black British culture.

This week's special guest is presenter Mide Oni.

The Aunties get into her business discussing how she turned to comfort eating after becoming a mum and being locked in a toxic relationship.

How Manosphere King the late Kevin Samuels helped her turn her life around, by having weight loss surgery, losing weight, finding herself and embarking on her career as a presenter.

The Aunties also get Mide to tell her side of the controversial interview with Tumelo!

Your favourite Aunties Ak, Farrah, Nana & Sade are joined by your favourite Newsreader Charlene White.

The Aunties get into Charlene's business discussing her life as the UK's most prominent newsreader, her debut book 'No Place Like Home', why she chose not to get married and her essential beauty & health tips.

Catch Charlene daily on the ITV news and as a regular host of Loose Women also on ITV