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Publisher |: Can We Talk?

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Interview,; Society & Culture

Categories Via RSS |: Arts

A podcast for black women and all amazing humans.Can We Talk?” features open and candid conversations with black women and amazing humans about life, race, colourism, relationships, religion, sexuality, pop culture, and whatever random thing we're obsessed withMusic by Title: milk coffee by Ryan Download: https://soundcloud.com/user-909504386/milk-coffee-jazz

Premiere Date |: 2020-08-29
Frequency |: Periodic
Explicit |: No

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5 Available Episodes (5 Total) / Average duration: 00:45:41

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5 Available Episodes (5 Total)Average duration: 00:45:41

Apr 19, 2021

00:47:37

On this episode I spoke with Hassana Maina founder of the ABCs of Sexual Violence, BBC recognized Human rights activist and coordinator of the eight state standstill rally for awareness on the domestication of the Violence Against Persons Prohibition Act.

We discuss northern feminism, societal double standards, and unlearning harmful practices.

This episode also features a special cameo from my puppy Ruffles who thinks the whole world revolves around him.Read up on Hassana's work here:

Notable Northern feminists to check out:

Hajiya Gambo Sawaba - https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2021/2/15/hajiya-gambo-sawaba-the-most-jailed-nigerian-female-politician

Ladi Kwali - https://guardian.ng/sunday-magazine/ladi-dosei-kwali-a-legendary-pacesetter/

Hauwa Shafii Nuhu - https://www.blueprint.ng/hauwa-shafii-nuhu-nigerias-promising-literary-doppelganger/

Fati Abubakar - https://event.switchpointideas.com/fati-abubakar

Farida Adamu - https://www.stearsng.com/writer/farida-adamu

Nov 17, 2020

00:54:58

On this episode, I speak with Amanda Iheme, founder and Psychotherapist at n.d.i.d.i on the importance of friendships and how we can all build healthy friendships. You can lear more about Amanda and n.d.i.d.i on Instagram at @n.d.i.d.iShout outs School of Life on Youtube Music by Title: milk coffee by Ryan

Download: https://soundcloud.com/user-909504386/milk-coffee-jazz

Nov 16, 2020

00:38:57

On this episode, I speak with Valerie Ugboke to discuss the effects of the #EndSARS Protests and how we can all cope with its aftermath.ShoutoutsBooks The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma by Bessel van der KolkTrauma and Memory: Brain and Body in a Search for the Living Past by Peter A. LevineYou can get these books on Amazon or preferably your local bookstoreMental Health SupportObodo Community Support Group (You can find Obodo on Instagram @ob.odoMentally Aware Nigeria @Mentallyawareng

Sep 02, 2020

00:43:27

Being a black woman has its challenges but when you're a dark-skinned black woman the world looks very different. This week's conversation features one dark-skinned woman's experience and how's she redefining self-love.

Shout outs

Listen to Super Soul

Listen to Therapy for Black Girls

Take the Harvard Implicit Bias Test

Acronyms used

PWI - Predominantly White Institutions

Corrections 1% of 3 billion is 30,000,000

Music by Title: milk coffee by Ryan

Download: https://soundcloud.com/user-909504386/milk-coffee-jazz

p.s its a work in progress and the sound will get better

Aug 29, 2020

00:43:30