Food for the Homies

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!Well, we have made it to the end of the road. Join us this week as we say farewell to the podcast and discuss our next steps on our journey. Thank you to everyone who has listened and shared us, we would not have made it to this point if it were not for you all. Until next time, peace.Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!This week we discuss our experiences as Black students attending PWIs and the issues we have with academic institutions as a whole. Support @abstractdyouth on instagram!Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!Oh we gatekeeping! This week we discuss the beauty of being visibly Black and the harm that comes from folks cosplaying Blackness. Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!On this week’s episode we discuss the concept of coming out and what it means to us. We also share our stories and question whether coming out actually centers queer folks or if it is just for cis het folks’ comfort.Text Links:The Four Agreements by Don Miguel RuizIntro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!On today’s episode, we kick off our “We Eating!” series where we take a deeper dive into the food that has been feeding us. Our food for the week is Da’Shaun Harrison’s “Gendering Ungender: Notes on Nonbinary Blackness” which we break down along with Hunter Shackelford’s “Transness Does Not Mean Death: On the Erasure of Nonbinary People” and “You Could Never Misgender Me.” Come sit at the table and eat with us!Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahArticle Links:Gendering Ungender: Notes on Nonbinary Blackness by Da’Shaun Harrison (they/them)Transness Does Not Mean Death: On the Erasure of Nonbinary People by Hunter Shackelford (she/they)You Could Never Misgender Me by Hunter ShackelfordFollow them!Da’Shaun’s Twitter Hunter’s Twitter Additional Resources:Black Feminist KitchenBlack Feminist Kitchen InstagramBlack Feminist Kitchen TwitterThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!The niggas are back! This week we recap and reflect on 2020, remembering the good and bad of the year. We also kick off our new listener question segment.Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!Join us as we discuss identities and the ways they intersect with the homie Mycah from One Gay At a Time Podcast and our friend, Olive. We talk about what it means to express ourselves freely in a world where we are taught not to.Check out One Gay At a Time Podcast here!Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcastFollow the homies:MycahIG: @mycahangelouTwitter:@mycahangelou / @1gaatpodcastOliveIG: @africanintheusTwitter: @africanintheus

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!This week we discuss why caping for academia is harmful and reductive, stemming from a repeated Twitter discourse around HBCUs and PWIs. We also discuss Megan Thee Stallion’s New York Times opinion piece and Audre Lorde’s Uses of Anger, questioning across the board how we can use our feelings to fuel us and not limit us.Text Links:“The Uses of Anger” by Audre LordeMegan Thee Stallion NYT Opinion Piece#MakingBlackQueerHistory at HBCUs Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!This week we discuss why using the master’s tools will never get us to liberation and what it means to be voting in a system that is not designed for us.Text Links:“The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master’s House” by Audre Lorde “Mama’s Baby, Papa’s Maybe” by Hortense J SpillersIntro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!Join us this week as we discuss heteronormativity and why we hate it! We also discuss the importance of normalizing asexuality and we officially become Spicy Friends. Tune in and come vibe with us!Text Links:Am I a Lesbian? MasterdocIntro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcastAsk us questions!CuriousCat

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!This week we have our first artist spotlight with Kendall ! We discuss their new EP, The Light and their most recent single, PRISM. We talk about what it is like to create music in the age of corona and what being a Black queer musician means to them!Text Links:“Performative Acts and Gender Constitution: An Essay in Phenomenology and Feminist Theory” by Judith ButlerIntro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple MusicSoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcastAsk us questions!CuriousCatFollow and Support Kendall !Instagram: @kendalldotkomTwitter: @KENDALLDOTKOMStream The Light EP

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!In this week’s episode we bring on the homie Talisa to discuss the gender binary and our connection to Black womanhood as non-binary folks. We discuss our cultural connections to our hair and what masculinity means to us.Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahText links: “Queerness- Sword and Shield” by Jamie Grace AlexanderThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple Music SoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcastFollow the homie Talisa:Instagram: @madblackdykeTwitter: @madblackdykeAsk us questions:CuriousCat

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!In this week’s episode we discuss the heavy topic of Black death in an anti-Black society. We also discuss police and prison abolition and pay tribute to those lost at the hands of white supremacy.Content warning: Black death, police brutality, sexual assault (5:55-17:43)Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahText links: Are Prisons Obsolete? by Angela DavisThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple MusicSoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast

Welcome to Food for the Homies, a podcast where we are delivering food in the form of music, books, and vibes!Join us for the first episode as we introduce ourselves and discuss what our identities mean to us. We break down some of our favorite quotes from the texts we are currently reading and give you a look into the music that is keeping us afloat.Intro/Outro music: Erykah Badu- Appletree (J-Lah edit) by J-LahText links: Assata: an Autobiography by Assata Shakur"On the Issue of Roles" by Toni Cade BambaraThis week's playlist links:Spotify Apple MusicSoundcloudFollow us:Instagram: @foodforthehomiesTwitter: @F4THpodcast