You're Pretty For A Podcast

Saba, Iman and Salma go through the most unpopular opinions found online...who do you agree with?

TRIGGER WARNING: Discussions around violence.Saba, Iman and Salma break down the definition of INCEL. Also, how society and the internet created the community, as well as the violent, sexist, and racist nature the group is currently known for.

Saba, Iman and Salma discuss what it's like having a sister, being one and if being the eldest/youngest sibling affects your personality and career aspirations.

This week Saba, Iman and Salma join the conversation of Islamophobia Awareness, which takes place in the month of November. This year's theme is "denial" and we give light on how the denial of Islamophobia causes detrimental impacts on Muslims around the world.

Saba, Iman and Salma read "am I in the wrong?" posts on Reddit, deciding who is being unreasonable and giving advice to the situation - as well as debating and discussing topics around relationships and friendships.

This week Saba, Iman and Salma discuss whether or not we live a meritocracy society, what nepotism looks like in different industries, and if there is any positive outcome from nepotism.

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains discussion around eating disorders, body dysmorphia and weight loss. This week, Saba, Iman and Salma discuss the current leading body trend: the return of the heroine chic look - where skinny is back in and the "BBL" look is seeming to no longer the body ideal. The girls discuss the Kardashains influence on bodily trends, the obsession with media's dictation on body ideals for women and more...

Get to know Saba, Iman and Salma better as they play the card game "We're Not Really Strangers".Comment, Like and Subscribe to our podcast, now on YouTube! Follow us on Instagram @YP4Podcast

Join us for this episode of YP4P as we talk all things Secondary Skl, including the weird and wonderful experiences of a young muslim girl in London. Did you ever experience feeling left out of circles because your skirt was too long or eyebrows weren't allowed to be threaded? Did you go through a Paul's Boutique and Cath Kidston phase? Is there a difference between single sex schools and mixed schools? Let us know your thoughts! As always, please like, comment and share if you enjoyed this episode, as well as catching us now on Youtube @yp4podcast

Welcome back to second episode of the season where we focus on the discussion around narcissism. Often a term loosely thrown around, have we disregarded the gravity of this term? Have you had relationships with narcissists and do they grow to become one? Join us for this episode as we begin to unpack all the above as well as the discussion of the 7 different types of narcissists. Are there more male narcissists because research is sexists and excludes female data? The evidence is often surprising. We are now on YouTube! Please watch, follow, subscribe, like and share if you enjoy our content and as always hit up @yp4podcast on all social media platforms with your thoughts!

We are back! Welcome to Season 3 of YP4P where we kick off talking about all things Millenial Beef.We revisit TV shows and explosive arguments that were allowed to be aired which were full of racism, misogyny, and crazy stereotypes we couldn't dream of being on our screens now. Growing up with shows like Big Brother and Little Britain, where is the space for these types of shows now? How does that relay into reality television, and what access as consumers are we allowed into the lives of these stars? Join us for this episode as we talk about all this and more!We are in a new studio! Catch us on YouTube to listen to our conversations and as always, please comment what you think, like, and subscribe on @yp4podcast

We are back! Welcome to Season 3 of YP4P where we kick off talking about all things Millenial Beef. We revisit TV shows and explosive arguments that were allowed to be aired which were full of racism, misogyny, and crazy stereotypes we couldn't dream of being on our screens now. Growing up with shows like Big Brother and Little Britain, where is the space for these types of shows now? How does that relay into reality television, and what access as consumers are we allowed into the lives of these stars? Join us for this episode as we talk about all this and more! We are in a new studio! Catch us on YouTube to listen to our conversations and as always, please comment what you think, like, and subscribe on @yp4podcast

In this weeks episode, we discuss the often misinterpreted term “pretty privilege” and the types of detrimental effects it has to young women especially.We delve into the ways it can mentally and physically dictate the way we act in society to meet the demands for such societal needs and standards, as well as exploring our own personal stories attached to the attitudes.As ever, please follow, like and subscribe!

We're back! And on this week's episode, we discuss what it was like growing up with the developing internet, the evolution of social media, and where humanity fits in all of it. Join us as we talk about our self-reflections of these platforms, the capitalist transaction we take part in by being a part of them, and what its really costing us. #yp4p #yp4podcast

Following our episode last week on the discussion of hijab and the Western worlds obsession with policing muslim women's bodies, this week we discussed and shared our relationship and feelings towards hijab from within our own cultures. This episode was a vulnerable one, we shared a lot of experiences and anecdotes, and really shed light on some of the shared experiences of muslim women juggling their religion and society. If you feel like you want to be part of the discussion of this topic, follow us on our socials @yp4podcast

This episode we discuss the EU courts' decision to permit employers to ban head covering at work. This is part 1 of our discussion where we focus mostly on Western society's obsession with Muslim bodies. We share our personal experiences of the hijab and how perceptions towards it has changed over the years in mainstream media and society. As always we would love for you to join the discussion on all our social media outlets @yp4podcast

Join us on this week's episode where we discuss the results of the Euro 2020 final aftermath here in England. We discuss the nationalism, racism and capitalism that Football contains and highlights in our society. This summer was both unifying and exciting, with generations getting the closest experience and hope of "it coming home", creating an electric atmosphere wherever you went. Though this joy was incredibly short-lived, with the very bitter conclusion that racism is still rife in England. As always, visit our Instagram, Twitter and Tiktok on @yp4podcast and engage in the conversation.TW: this episode contains mention of rape, racism and abuse.

Join us for an episode this week as we celebrate Teyana Taylor being on the cover of Maxim and what it feels like to work over 25 in a pandemic! Should we settle for mediocre jobs especially when we aren't married? In a world where Muslim women are constantly defying their parent's generations' values and customs, where do we turn to for advice when we struggle to carve out career paths too? (And yes, when we mean the Overs, we are referring to the X Factor Category) Chime in on our HEY SIS segment too as we explore these issues further! As a side note, we are currently recording from home due to Covid restrictions so please bear with the quality! As always, like, comment and subscribe on our channel and interact with us @yp4podcast!

We’re back after our break last week with the last instalment of our Palestine series. Although this series has come to an end, our activism towards the ongoing apartheid in Palestine will not stop. In this episode we discuss Palestinian art, culture and the rich heritage that is often erased and sadly, appropriated due to the ongoing crisis. This episode is your reminder to support Palestinian artists, business owners, activists and more. As always we love to hear your feedback! Find us on all social platforms @yp4podcast TW: this episode contains themes of war that some listeners may find distressing

Join us this week for the second episode in our Palestine series. We continue the conversation on the importance of activism and whether influencers should be held accountable on social media when it comes to discussing injustice. More importantly, we breakdown the often complicated terminology used in addressing the Palestine Israel situation. We hope this episode can help shed some light and awareness on the current situation and give a deeper breakdown and understanding on a topic that can be hard to tackle. As always, visit our Instagram, Twitter and TikTok on @yp4podcast and engage in the conversation. Trigger warning: Due to the sensitivity of what we are discussing, please listen with caution if you have been directly affected.

Join us for this week's episode, The Right Side of History, as we attempt to learn more about the the escalating situation in Palestine. In this episode, we cover the importance of educating ourselves when it comes to contentious topics. We delve into why activism is more important now than ever and how you can help by learning and having open conversations. As always feel free to email at yp4penquiries@gmail.com or DM us on all socials @yp4podcast!

Join us for the third episode of Season 2 of You're Pretty for a Podcast. In this episode we discuss the current many allegations surrounding Noel Clarke, controversy surrounding Billie Eilish's new vogue cover and how we navigate the often taboo conversation of sexual assault within our cultures. This episode we also introduce our bi-weekly segment Hey SIS where we answer your questions, dilemmas or feedback! As always join the conversation on all our social media handles @yp4podcast with #yp4p To be featured on our Hey SIS segment, DM us on instagram @yp4podcast or email us at yp4penquiries@gmail.com, submissions always stay anonymous.TW: This episode contains conversations surrounding sexual assault and rape, listener discretion is advised

Join us for the second episode of season 2 where we discuss all things to do with the highs and lows of Hollywood. In this episode, we discuss diversity, objectification of women, conspiracy theories and corruption.Too often, many problematic issues arise in Hollywood which are usually linked to infamous scandals such as Jeffrey Epstein and Britney Spears. How many times have you questioned that Disney movie you love? Or that song you knew word for word as a child? Is it best we ignore these? Join the debate with #yp4p and interact with us!You can now also find us on YouTube and TikTok! Please comment, like and subscribe to get regular updates on our uploads!TW: There are conversations surrounding rape in this episode, viewer discretion is advised.

We’re back! Join us for season 2 of You're Pretty for a Podcast with our first episode of 2021. We catch up on lockdowns, jobs (or lack of), imposter syndrome and much more... As always join the conversation with #yp4p

We are back this week with another collab with Pull the Plug podcast as we discuss the Madonna-Whore Complex. Often a term misused or neglected in modern-day, we discuss where the word 'wifey' comes from, as well as misconceptions on what a woman is, in romantic spaces. Does 2020 challenge this complex in that women can be both? Do both men and women possess this complex? You can also find this episode on YouTube as it is the second instalment of our collaboration! As always, join in the conversation @yp4podcast on Instagram, and You're Pretty For A Podcast on YouTube.

This week we are joined by our friends Freddy, Folarin and Tevin from Pull The Plug podcast and we're discussing, FEMINISM! In this episode, we delve into an array of topics ranging from what it means to be an intersectional feminist to paternity pay. Will we ever see equal pay in our lifetime? Would men take a pay cut in pursuit of this? We are also now on YouTube! In honour of our first collab, we thought it was fitting to have a video to capture our reactions so please like, comment and subscribe to our YouTube channel at You're Pretty For A Podcast, as well as keeping up with our Instagram on @yp4podcast. Similarly, if you'd like to keep up with the boys, follow them at @pulltheplugpodcast for some great content!

Tattoos. The long complex history of tattoos is embedded within cultures around the world. Are tattoos a form of self-expression or an act of rebellion? We breakdown why tattoos are a taboo within our cultures and our personal experiences and opinions on them. Are there different expectations for women as there are for men?Join us for this episode as we explore why there are taboos towards tattoos within our culture and their links towards shaping identity.

Ever heard the saying 'they're marrying for the passport'?. We have. We're back! This is our last episode with the lovely Salma as we discuss marriage pressures! Is 'shelf life' still a concept?Join us in this episode as we unpack marital taboos, cultural gender roles and expectations, how arranged marriages have been commercialised and culturally appropriated, 90-day fiancé, and so much more!As always, engage with us on @yp4podcast on Instagram and Twitter!

Join yp4p this week for a more chatty episode where we get real about the effects of COVID on our mental health. #coronanxiety is real and we share the ways we’ve got through this difficult time and the importance of taking a moment to really self reflect and check in with ourselves and one another. As always, join the discussion with #yp4p on instagram @yp4podcast

We are back with a new episode! This week we discuss intersectional environmentalism, breakdown what it means and how climate change activism is not always inclusive. We share experiences of the talk of climate change within our communities and how can start conversations surrounding this often neglected topic within POC spaces. Join the conversation on our instagram page @yp4podcast !

In the final episode to our BLM series, we discuss the importance of inspirational Black figures as we share some of our favourite musicians, poets and writers. We are joined by entrepreneur Khadija Hashi who shares some of her experiences, insights and voice on issues close to her and our hearts. Although this series is coming to a close, BLM has not. This is a movement that continues beyond our phones and has to translate to activism for it to make a change. Let's continue learning and continue talking. Follow us on @yp4podcast on Instagram and Twitter to join in the conversation!

YP4P is back with another instalment of our BLM series where we are taking the conversation close to home surrounding BLM and Police brutality. We discuss why the UK is not as innocent as you may think as we are joined again with special guest @zena.kaz , Political activist to discuss police brutality cases and and how systemic racism affects the UK criminal justice system. As always join the conversation @yp4podcast

The media is starting to die down. The protests are becoming less prominent. Our social feeds are starting to change. Where do we go post #blackouttuesday? Join us for the fourth episode in our Black Lives Matter sub-series as we discuss a range of different topics such as the role of influencers in relation to activism, optical allyship, and how to get involved in politics to start making a change.It’s incredibly important now more than ever to ensure that our activism is met with policy and real change. Engage in the conversation and find us on @yp4podcast on Instagram to tell us your thoughts!

Pre-warning!We still aren’t recording in our normal studio due to COVID-19, so please bear this in mind should you notice any time lags!In the third instalment of our Black Lives Matter series, this week we are joined by Ty, founder of LDNRBS and will be discussing mental health - especially amongst young black men.Often, this important part attached to systemic racism is neglected and ignored. Join in the conversation as we try to unpack what it means for your mental health as a young black man, especially in these times.As always, send us a message over @yp4podcast on Instagram, and hashtag #yp4p with your thoughts!

We are back with a second part to our sub series on the #blacklivesmatter movement! On this episode, we discuss the importance of terminology and language. We try to understand the different phrases and terms that we’ve heard during these last couple of weeks following the incredible uproar on social media. We explain how to properly use them, what they mean, and when it’s appropriate. Having the language to express the different experiences that fall under racism is really helpful and it’s vital to familiarise ourselves with activism terminology. It’s important to check yourself and hold yourself and others accountable for using incorrect language when speaking on race. As always, follow us on Instagram @yp4podcast and let’s continue the conversation and learn together.

There comes a point in time where our silence makes us accomplices. This is the time. Enough is enough. We need to call out anti-blackness. We need to reassess our role within systematic racism. YP4P is back! Join us this episode where we discuss the injustices faced by black communities in the US and UK. We’ll be talking about recent cases of police brutality, our broken justice systems and privilege. As always we’d love to hear your opinions. Use #yp4p to join the conversation.

On this week's episode, we discuss the world of catcalling and unwarranted behaviour and what it's like to be on the receiving end. Touching on the sometimes funny, often scary and dangerous situations that catcalling can lead to. Although this episode is at times lighthearted and funny, we do discuss themes of sexual assault and rape culture. If you find these topics sensitive please listen with caution. Visit http://www.thesurvivorstrust.org/ for help.

Are North Africans black, white or the other? The African diaspora is not exclusive to West Africa, as its counterpart, North Africa has a prevalent issue of battling identity and colour association. Never classed as European, Arab, or African, there are no true settlements for the Berber’s identity, following a narrative that depicts indoctrination of secularist colours of skin that aims to separate, as oppose unify.Relations between North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and Europe have tones of racism and colourism that are not talked about. What are North Africans and why? Why are they subordinated? Join us this episode in trying to unpack these questions and more!

Listen to our third episode of you're pretty for a podcast, where we debunk everything Disney from misrepresentation in race, culture to outdated gender expectations. We discuss which Disney characters we related to as kids as we break down the problematic themes that we notice now as adults. As always, join the conversation with #yp4p

The common amplification of insecurities within Instagram is often interlinked and drawn up for comparison. Is capitalism the main flaw in society? Are our insecurities the dominant catalyst toward the exponential rise of social media? Join us for the second episode this series where we discuss all things from plastic surgery, beauty ideals, and stunting on the 'gram.

Get to know the voices behind YP4P, what we do and what we're about to gage a feel of what's to come. Be involved in the movement with #YP4P where you can tweet, DM, or email us on our social media handles - we want to hear from you!