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In this week's episode, we invite the amazing brothers Musa and Alieu Drammeh. Musa and Alieu were born in Denmark but raised in the UK. They moved back to Denmark a few years ago. In this episode, we talk to Musa and Alieu about their experiences of moving from Denmark to England and how that as influenced them. This conversation explores how they have seen themselves grow as men, to husbands and fathers. And the importance of brotherhood in overcoming life's challenges.  A great conversation, with an even greater company! 

In this week's episode, we talk to the amazing Asta and Maha who created a club on Clubhouse called ScandiTalk. During the lockdown, ScandiTalks hosted topics on Black Love, the Music Industry in Denmark, and much more.  We absolutely loved the rooms and clubhouse and therefore dedicated an entire episode to continuing the conversations.  In this episode, we focus on talking about Black Love and what that means to us as individuals. We discuss the importance of seeing healthy Black relationships and understanding that there are and can be healthy Black Relationships. This conversation explores all sorts, from finding a partner as single mums, to exclusively only dating Black men, and to find a significant other as a Muslim woman. 🎧 Tune in and join the conversation!

In this week's episodes, we sit down with Samira Ahmed who is a self-taught makeup artist that lives in Denmark. She is also a board member at Denmarks Intersectional Folk School.  Samira shares her experiences in the beauty and Fashion industry and how she has navigated in spaces she has felt underrepresented in.  We discuss how we have viewed ourselves growing up as Black Danes and some of the challenges we have experienced finding our identity and role models we could mirror ourselves in and how that has contributed towards the way we understood beauty.  This episode is a perfect combination of laughter and reflections.  We hope you enjoy it! ❤️🙏🏾

This week we are reflecting over all the things we learned from the series "Women in Denmark" We are talking about what we have gained from the doing the series and how we can implement these things in our day-to-day lives. We also discuss the importance of owning our own trusts whilst respecting other peoples truth and realities.  It was fun to go on this little journey with you all during this series and we are filled with excitement to share our final series of the season very soon. 

On this weeks episode we invite Golda Fania to our podcast to talk about what sisterhood. Golda recently moved to  Sierra Leone, Freetown, we uncover her reasoning to moving to the continent and what some of the challenges have been for her moving from Denmark to Freetown.  As, this episode is about sisterhood we discuss how our understanding of sisterhood has changed overtime of building, losing and learning from friendships.  Stay tuned to hear more of the amazing and insightful conversation we had. 

This week we sit down with Carmina Guldmann to hear how she understands and help unpack fatphobia and fatphobic tendenses  In this episode Carmina shares how she utilizes her social media platform  as fat activist  We learn about some of the challenges that comes along with being a plus seizes indigenous women in at predominantly white and fat phobic society. We also touch on body dysmorphia, Eurocentric beauty standards and their negative affect on the BIPOC community. We also talk about the impact Lizzo has made for plus seize woman This is a conversation you NEED to listen too!  Stay tuned and remember to like, suscribe and follow for more of our content.  See you next week.

🎙In this episode Zainab shares how she utilizes her art as advocacy in her own life. We learn about some of the challenges that BIPOC community in Denmark face when it comes to practicing art.⁣ ⁣ Being a role model and lending a hand to your community is the only way to make room and create space where we as BIPOC can thrive. Art is more than advocacy, it is an expression of the artist soul and heart, which should be remembered every time we look into the stories and art BIPOC create. ⁣ ⁣ 👂🏾This is a conversation you NEED to listen too! ⁣ ⁣ Stay tuned and remember to like, suscribe and follow for more of our content. ⁣ ⁣ See you next week.

This week we sit down with Sade Johnsen to hear how she understands and tackles Mental Health as a student of psychology.  In this episode Sade shares how she utilizes her theoretical knowledge, practical knowledge and spirituals rituals as coping mechanisms in her own life. We learn about some of the challenges that Black therapist face in Denmark when it comes to practicing psychology due  the structural systems in institutions that do not favor them. We also go on to discuss Sade's journey as a young single mother.   You can't pour from an empty cop, and we will talk about the importance of community and different families structures and how all this plays a role in your wellbeing.  This is a conversation you NEED to listen too!  Stay tuned and remember to like, suscribe and follow for more of our content.  See you next week

Today we are talking with Saima Benchaouabout being a hijab In the fashion industry and what that means for her. We will be talking about modest fashion and how we use our clothing to express ourselves.

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In this week's episode, we will talk about the stress of juggling exams, work, and other commitments. we also address the devasting issues happening around the world and how we have dealt with them.  Stay tuned for honest and raw conversations 

This week we are talking about our Ramadan reflections.   We have entered the last 10 days and this blessed month is soon to leave us,   we will be discussing the impact of this holy month and how we will try to uphold and maintain what Ramadan has taught us.