Your Aunties Could Never

This week your favourite Aunties AK, Farrah & Nana tackle the latest Enemies of Progress ...

Your Aunties Could Never dive into the viral outrage around a white mum and a hairdresser shaming a young mixed-race girl’s natural hair, calling it "unmanageable" and pushing her to get rid of her beautiful curls.

• 100 men vs a Gorilla
• White Mum and Hairdresser Diss Mixed-Race Girl’s Hair
• Billy Joe Saunders racist to Napper
• Misa Hylton sues Mary J Blige
• Madeleine McCann Case Receives More Funding
• Eni Aluko vs Ian Wright

This week your favourite Aunties Ak, Farrah & Nana staged an Aunty-Vention with Fashion & Lifestyle content creator Kristabel Plummer to came down to address the Aunties and the Internet Streets' reactions to her video discussing why she had no Black friends until the age of 26!

This week your favourite Aunties AK, Farrah, and Nana are joined by fashion & beauty content creator Guhdeh Phillips.

They get into Guhdeh's business and talk about his journey with vlogging, bleaching and wanting reframe society's perspective on what it means to be a man.

And Guhheh helps the Aunties take down this week's Enemies of Progress-

Shannon Sharpe, the negative media trying to diss Ryan Coogler's film Sinners and more.

Your favourite aunties, Ak, Farrah, Nana and Sade, are joined by the hilarious and thoughtful Ayo for the Soul, a content creator and storyteller known for her viral skits and sharp takes on modern life. Together, they take down this week's Enemies of Progress include ...

🚩AIMEE LOU WOOD VS. SNL – The White Lotus star calls out a sketch for mocking her looks, some say it was cruel, others call it fair game for comedy.

🚩LIL NAS X VS. THE INTERNET PROPHETS – After revealing facial paralysis, fans sent love... while some claimed it was divine punishment for his past provocations.

🚩LUXURY LABELS EXPOSED – Chinese factories reveal shocking mark-ups behind big brands — is it exploitation or just business?

🚩BLUE ORIGIN’S SPACE FLIGHT – An all-female mission to space hailed as history, but critics say it’s more PR than progress.

Your favourite Aunties Ak, Farrah, Nana and Sade, are joined by the wonderful actress Rakie Ayola to break down this week's Enemies of Progress

• Ayesha Howard vs. Anthony Edwards - Is she a gold digger, or is the NBA star the real enemy?
• Trump’s Wild Week Gaza takes, 104% tariffs, and… chlorinated chicken?!
• Young Spray vs. Anthos Corner Podcast drama
• BBC’s Jonelle Awomoyi Claps Back “Judge my journalism, not my hair!”
• Ivory Coast Bans Wigs Is natural hair the new pageant standard?

This week your favourite Aunties AK, Farrah, Nana & Sade discuss holidays that went left.

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This week your favourite Aunties, Ak, Farrah, Nana and Sade get into this week's Enemies of Progress.

Enemy of Progress:

AK: Pastor Marvin Sapp’s controversial offering collection methods at church. Was it pressure or stewardship?

Farrah: Lady Victoria Hervey mocks Virginia Giuffre after her serious bus crash. Karma or callousness?

Nana: Dad or police – who’s in the wrong? The case of the Augusta man arrested for leaving his kids at McDonald's.

Sade: Bethany J Lord responds to criticism over "skinny jabs" warning.

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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