On this episode of the podcast ( the last episode of the season), I decided to go it alone ( for once) and discuss my decision to only read Black female authoresses. I discuss. what books I’m currently reading and what is up next on my reading list; I also discuss why I made this decision, why I think every else should do something similar. Tell me what your favourite book is and I might add it to my reading list.  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Longer-Talking-White-People-About/dp/140887055X/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

On this episode of the podcast, I am joined by my good good sis Saffron ( another school friend), we discuss and share the reasons as to why we DON'T want children. Over the years I have noticed this topic always seems to be a bit touchy with a lot of people, and it tends to be shocking or upset them when a person (particularly a woman, because that all we're good for) doesn't want to have children. They make it their mission to dismiss this person's feelings and convince them that 'one day you will have children" and be fulfilled. For one time and one time only, I will be answering those annoying questions surrounding my decision to not have children. After listening to this podcast, respectfully, don't ask again.

On this weeks episode of the podcast, I gist and sip Pink Moscato with my sisters ( we only drink prink in this household). The main focus of the conversation is how we view love, relationships and sexuality, and where our mindsets are at on the topic now that were all LEGAL adults. We grew up in the church but have very different personalities which bring an exciting fun atmosphere to the podcast. #MoscatoSisters 

On this weeks podcast, I sit down and discuss the topic of hair with my sister. We delve into our own hair horror stories and why we don’t let other people touch our hair anymore. We also give our opinion on the ‘underground hair salons’ and other juicy things. Let me know some of your hair stories, good and bad, and tune in for part 2 coming soon.

On this episode of the podcast me and my good good friend, talk about a topic very close to our hearts. The British education system, has it really failed us? Being a recent A level graduate of the class of 2020 Have a lot to say on this topic but I couldn't share everything on my chest. Nassir and I touch on a selection on different topics regarding the education system and what we went through. Share your thoughts and comments below, I'm open to correction and new information. Enjoy!

On this week's instalment of the podcast I talk about ‘Marriage Pressures’ that young people are facing from peers, colleagues, family members, or maybe just random people on the street. The idea to talk about this topic came from listening to Childish Gambino’s songs ‘3005’ and the topic was just on my mind all week so I thought I’d come and share my thoughts with you. In this podcast I talk about what pressures young people may face regarding the matter also I speak about being called to a life of single witness among other interesting things.

On todays episode I discuss gender roles and inequality. I share my thoughts and opinions on the subject, also discussing an article I read called 'Why gender roles are crucial in conversation about African feminism'. You can read the article for yourself via this link: https://medium.com/@Anyato__/why-gender-roles-are-crucial-in-conversations-about-african-feminism-92fc3cb7ad2c   (also wanted to apologies for the audio still figuring it out)