Isku Tiirsada

My two children and I have an honest discussion about racism.

The Shame around Divorce & Abuse.m4a by The Loud Sisters

Ramadhan & Low Imaan.m4a by The Loud Sisters

Covid-19 & Trying to Stay Sane.m4a by The Loud Sisters

Covid-19 and Toxic Relationships.m4a by The Loud Sisters

Covid-19 & The Importance of Talking to Children..m4a by The Loud Sisters

On Self-Loathing by The Loud Sisters

We talk about the popularity of Korean entertainment and how we got into it.

The second part of discussion wit Hanna Ali. In this part, writer Hanna Ali tells us a little more about her debut book which is a collection of short stories. What themes do the stories explore, what are they about and where did she get the inspiration to write them. Please support by buying an e-copy from www.marketfiftyfour.com

WQe have a sit down with Hanna Ali, an upcoming writer who has published her first collection of short stories translated into Somali. In this first part, we get to know Hanna, we ask about her upbringing and experiences, her research interests and what she is up to. Check her out at @hannaali Make sure to support and buy her book from: www.marketfiftyfour.com

EP 18: complexion complex by The Loud Sisters

Ep 17: Battle of the sexes by The Loud Sisters

The discussion of crime and violence within the Somali community has become quite important talking point. With recent news of young Somali boys becoming victims to knife crime, the pressing matter of finding solutions is now being addressed. The Anti-Tribalism movement are working together with the people within the community to bring about a change that is lasting. If you would like to be a part of this or just come along to find out more about what is going on click on the links below. Anti-tribalism movement Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Anti-Tribalism-Movement-133362563369870/about/?ref=page_internal Twitter: @movementatm Next Event: Date: 23rd September 2017 Time: 5:30-7pm Agenda: Practical and achievable Solutions to reduce Knife Crimes and Gang Memberships within the community

We met up with one of our lovely listeners to discuss her life, upbringing and ventures in a project she calls 'Roadgals LDN'. Make sure to follow: https://twitter.com/abondance_ https://twitter.com/KaisleGrai Road Girls LDN have two events coming up. 1. 7th July at Brixton Pound (10am - 5pm) This is a oneday takeover of exhibitions and workshops. 2. 12th August at Richmix: Pirate Live Show https://www.richmix.org.uk/events/music/pirates-live-show

One of our followers got in contact with us to tell us she could relate to us being a Somali teacher so we decided to take the opportunity to sit down with her and explore our experiences and motivations for working in education. We are all at different stages of our careers and it was really good to see how we have been coping and what we have experienced.

We sit down for a conversation with our good friend Fatuma who is an outspoken, and creative young Somali woman. We discuss the struggles and experiences through school, how she got into play writing and much more! twitter: @theloudsisters and @zanyzam Email: iskutiirsada@gmail.com

As teachers, we work with young people and are involved with teenagers and their development. We have to admit, however, that we are out of touch when it comes to understanding what life is like for them. We decided to address this by interviewing our little sister about her experiences as a young Somali teen. Contact us at: iskutiirsada@gmail.com Twitter: @theloudsisters and @zanyzam

EP 11: Elections and Ramadan by The Loud Sisters

We went to the launch of Art Balaayo exhibition. We had a great time! This is a chat about the fun we had and thoughts on the project. We also talk update on the book that has been voted most popular and when we plan to review it.

EP 9: Updates for the Future by The Loud Sisters

EP 8: Twitter Akhs and other random topics by The Loud Sisters

EP 7: Success and the Somali community by The Loud Sisters

EP 6: Self care in a mad world by The Loud Sisters

EP 5: The language of Rape Culture by The Loud Sisters

EP 4: Who are we? by The Loud Sisters

EP 3: Culture and the Diasporic Dilemma by The Loud Sisters

EP 2: Institutional Racism (schools) by The Loud Sisters

I have been asked this question one too many times. We tried not to make it too long but still, there is just too much. I am sure there are a lot more things we could have added but hope you enjoy us touch upon a topic that is quite real for us.

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