Well hello there everyone. Your hosts are back again with another interesting topic. Today we discuss the topic of women proposing to men.  It's very clear that with this trio, some traditions will forever remain. Tina, Fran and Joel discuss all the pro's and con's of women proposing, but it's ultimately clear, that they'd rather leave the proposing to the men.  Enjoy!

And the controversies keep on coming. Is smacking your children still a thing? Does it actually work? In this episode, our hosts discuss their experience in a household pro smacking. They tackle the points for and against smacking and propose some changes to the tradition. Its seams that despite how much the world changes, some things / techniques may just work.

No wonder the relationship scene is confusing nowadays. What is dating? In this episode, we try to tackle the layers of dating, double standards and independence. What are the actual steps taken to eventually become exclusive? Like they say, this must be an entanglement. 

Let the arguments and conversation begin. Needless to say this episode got everyone in their feels. With this intense topic of 'Who can actually say N**qa", Fran refused to budge on her stand point, Joel was reluctant to even say the term and Tina stayed straddling the fence. Let's dive straight into this week's podcast. We hope this week brings about some interesting conversations. Enjoy!

Ding ding! Round one may have gone to the men. In this episode, your three hosts discuss the topic of friendship. Do men really make better friends? And is 'I'm only friends with guys' an actual thing? We hope you enjoy this episode as we jumpstart the battle of the sexes.

At what point does the phrase 'no offence but...' become offensive? In this episode we question the genuineness behind this phrase and talk about why it tends to be triggering. Enjoy! 

At some point, you have to educate others on the pronunciation of your name. In this episode, its quiet evident that Tina was a little triggered by people failing to correct others, when names are pronounced incorrectly. Enjoy!

Let's start with a quick intro from our 3 hosts, then jump straight into the topic of main stream African cultural influences.  With the African American influence on art and music and African culture from the UK influencing our slang / speech and mannerisms, where does the African Australian influence fit in? What do African Australian's bring to the table?