Our homie Nandie Myers returns for a conversation with Gangalee Editor Kevin Reigh about "The Politics of Wining Alone", a new piece by Natassia Morris published on Gangalee.ca. As a follow up to her "The Case for Emancipated Waistlines" in Gangalee's Welcome Back issue, Natassia explores issues of misogyny, consent, and heteronormativity as it pertains to Wining. Join Nandie and Kevin for an entertaining conversation that also touches upon Bridgerton, Dance Cards, "Sweet Botanicals", "3 Sardines and 1 pound of Rice", and the links between Carnival and Pride.

REFERENCES:

 Dance Cards
 My Dance Card is Full 
 Bridgerton and the Dance Card
 Sweet Botanicals - 'Savannah Grass' by Kes the Band
  'Trini 2 De Bone' - David Rudder 
  'Family' - Popcaan

Gangalee is a literary hub with a perspective shaped by the art, music, food, and culture of the Afro-Caribbean Diaspora. Focusing on poetry, essays and cultural commentary, Gangalee prioritizes that perspective over any devotion to literary pretensions; and we love work that gives side eye and cut eye to the status quo. This podcast series features short, sometimes wide-ranging (and often ridiculous) conversations with the erudite, tawdry (and often ridiculous) friends, family and artists we love.