Podcasts about khadija mbowe

Send us a Text Message.Khadija Mbowe has established themselves as one of the leading commentators on YouTube on the topics of feminism, intersectionality and gender norms. Their long form video essays interrogate pop culture from a unique lens - bringing humor and insight to otherwise difficult subject matters. Khadija and I stumbled into this conversation about their process of understanding their identity as gender nonbinary, and how race, religion and culture have affected that process. Find Khadijah on YouTube  at  Khadija MboweSupport the Show.Stay up to date with all things Dara Starr Tucker here:Dara Starr Tucker LinkTreeDara Starr Tucker TikTokDara Starr Tucker InstagramDara Starr Tucker YouTubeDara Starr Tucker Facebook

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On the final episode of our series, host Khadija Mbowe is joined by the renowned trumpet player and composer Terence Blanchard. Hear the pair talk like two old friends as they get real about everything from their experiences navigating the opera world to the power that sharing an article has to convey fatherly love. Get Tickets To See Terence Blanchard Live in Philly on April 7, 2024!https://www.ensembleartsphilly.org/events-and-tickets/2023-24/kcp/terence-blanchard/Music from this episode:BLANCHARD  - "Opening Credits," Malcolm X  BLANCHARD - "Peculiar Grace," Fire Shut Up in My Bones, The Metropolitan OperaBLANCHARD - "Step Dance Sequence," Fire Shut Up in My Bones, The Metropolitan OperaDVORAK - Symphony No. 9 in E minor, Op. 95 (“From the New World," The Philadelphia OrchestraThe Philadelphia Orchestra's HearTOGETHER series is generously supported by lead corporate sponsor Accordant Advisors. Additional major support has been provided by the Otto Haas Charitable Trust.

Two-time Grammy-winning mezzo-soprano, Curtis Institute of Music graduate, and former varsity basketball captain J'Nai Bridges joins host Khadija Mbowe for a free-flowing conversation about her wide-ranging musical influences, structured systems for success, and the public humiliation that (inadvertently) led to her becoming a star. In February 2024, Bridges joined The Philadelphia Orchestra to announce the upcoming rededication of its home inside the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts as Marian Anderson Hall. It will be the first major concert venue in the world to honor the late performer and trailblazer.Music from this episode: BIZET, HABANERA,  J'Nai Bridges in the Canadian Opera Company's 2022 production of CarmenJ'Nai Bridges with Gustavo Dudamel, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles) perform “Whole World In Your Hand” during Global Goal: Unite for Our Future on June 27. Links from this episode:READ MORE: The Philadelphia Orchestra to Rename Its Home at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts MARIAN ANDERSON HALL in Honor of the Legendary Contralto, Civil Rights Icon, and Philadelphian:  https://www.philorch.org/about-us/contact-us/press-room/news-releases/the-philadelphia-orchestra-to-rename-its-home-at-the-kimmel-center-for-the-performing-arts-marian-anderson-hall-in-honor-of-the-legendary-contralto-civil-rights-icon-and-philadelphian/Want more Marian Anderson? Listen to our season one episode with Jillian Patricia Pirtles, CEO of the National Marian Anderson Museum: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1364857/5986438 Marian Anderson Museum: http://marianandersonhistoricalsociety.weebly.com/J'Nai Bridges:https://jnaibridgesmezzo.com/https://www.instagram.com/jnaibmezzo/https://www.facebook.com/jnaibridgesmezzo/The Philadelphia Orchestra's HearTOGETHER series is generously supported by lead corporate sponsor Accordant Advisors. Additional major support has been provided by the Otto Haas Charitable Trust.

On this episode, Jamie, Caitlin, and special guest Khadija Mbowe learn some new dance moves and discuss Save the Last Dance. Follow Khadija at @khadija.mbowe on IG and TikTok, @KhadijaMbowe on YouTube, and check out @operatikaevents on IG  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A candid conversation between host Khadija Mbowe and 23-year-old Detroit Symphony Orchestra assistant conductor, Na'Zir McFadden. You'll hear about his collaborative conducting style, day-in-the-life, and deep Philly roots.   Music from this episode: STRAUSS, Also sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30 (Opening), Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Na'Zir McFadden, conductor. COLRIDGE-TAYLOR,  African Suite: Danse Nègre, Detroit Symphony Youth Orchestra, Na'Zir McFadden, conductor. HOLST, The Planets, Op. 32, Detroit Symphony Orchestra  Na'Zir McFadden, conductor.Links from this episode:Nazir McFadden's WebsiteWhat is "The Hive"?Detroit Symphony Youth OrchestraThe Philadelphia Orchestra's HearTOGETHER series is generously supported by lead corporate sponsor Accordant Advisors. Additional major support has been provided by the Otto Haas Charitable Trust.

We exist in a time where EVERYTHING can be shared online. But just because you can, doesn't always mean you should. Wombat and Gnomi unpack our current culture where celebs are increasingly using their online platforms to speak out on political issues, and how it impacts genuine support for social movements. Check out Khadija Mbowe's video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpFQXWxGUVA Sound Design and Music by Ranaer Audio

On our season finale, interdisciplinary artist respectfulchild (they/them) shares a frank discussion with host Khadija Mbowe about their creative journey of experimentation and discovery. Born in Canada to Chinese-Malaysian parents, early on, respectfulchild yearned to defy expectations as a classical music student. Today, their compositions and artwork are a vehicle to imagine, discover, and occupy altogether new ways of being. Chapters:[00:00] Introduction - what's in a name? [04:35]  Early musical influences  [09:13]  Expectations of people with Asian heritage in classical music[14:22]  Finding spiritual connection through creating interactive art [22:43]  Upcoming album: breaking boundaries of gender & music [27:00]  Striving for enjoyment  Music from this episode:“Beauty," from respectfulchild's upcoming album, 更新 re:new (2023)"Forest," from In the Shadow of the Pines (2021), the original soundtrack to Anne Koizumi's 2021 animated short documentary of the same name “Glitter” from, respectfulchild's debut album, 在找 ::searching:: (2017)Links from this episode:respectfulchild website Native Women's Shelter of Montreal落叶归根 , Falling leaves return to their roots at Ramai Modern, Remai Modern Emerging Artist Series Girls Rock Saskatoon The Philadelphia Orchestra's HearTOGETHER series is generously supported by lead corporate sponsor Accordant Advisors. Additional major support has been provided by the Otto Haas Charitable Trust.

Ian Cusson celebrates deep questions and despises stereotypes. is In this episode, you'll hear the sought-after Indigenous (Georgian Bay Métis Community) and French Canadian composer share a candid conversation with host Khadija Mbowe, digging into his experiences of privilege, shame, and one anecdote of sweet, swift, cosmic justice.  Chapters:[00:00] Introduction [02:49] Métis community influence on Ian's artistic approach today [10:00] Navigating indigenous heritage and Western religion will be a lifelong process  [16:50] The privilege and shame of being "white-passing"[25:16] Becoming better by making art  [34:23] In-depth lightning round bonus! Music from this episode:Ian Cusson, "Le Loup de Lafontaine," world premiere performance by Alexander Shelley & NAC Orchestra as part of the Móshkamo Festival which marked the launch of the National Arts Centre's Indigenous Theatre department. Le loup de Lafontaine was a National Arts Centre Orchestra commission as part of the Carrefour Composer Program, made possible by the Canada Council for the Arts. Ian Cusson, "Where There's a Wall,”  Song-cycle for voice and piano with text by Joy Kogawa. Performed by Krisztina Szabó, voice and Rachael Kerr, piano. Recorded at the Canadian Music Centre, Toronto on November 14, 2019, by John Gray.Ian Cusson, "Of the Sea," a co-production with Obsidian Theatre Company and Tapestry Opera. Libretto by Kanika Ambrose, Directed by Philip Akin, Conducted by Jennifer Tung. Links from this episode:Métis Nation Yvette Nolan Katherena VermetteMore on Ian's Louis Riel re-doBANFF Indigenous Classical Music GatheringThe Philadelphia Orchestra's HearTOGETHER series is generously supported by lead corporate sponsor Accordant Advisors. Additional major support has been provided by the Otto Haas Charitable Trust.

Mari Esabel Valverde is an award-winning composer of choral music and among the leading voices in American choral composition today.  In addition to instructing high schoolers in classical voice, she has specialized in working with transgender vocalists like herself.  In this episode, you'll hear Mari tell host Khadija Mbowe about how she learned to overcome self-doubt, why "respect" is a trap, and why she loves icy people as much as she loves icy weather. Chapters:[01:53] Identifying opportunities for progress [04:31] Unpacking the term "Latinx," and low representation in the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) [07:45] Early musical influences: Gameboy, Linda Ronstadt, and Debussy, oh my! [11:40] The correlation between weather and personality  [15:10] Teaching herself and others to unlearn shame  [21:25] Why Mari doesn't care for the word “respect" [24:15] Building and breaking trust[27:53]  Parting advice [30:58] Lightning round  Music from this episode:"Winter Ride" (2018)"A Winter Ride" by Amy Lowell.Performed by the International Orange Chorale of San Francisco (iocsf.org), conducted by Zane Fiala (premiere recording)."El triste león" (2019) from Canciones del pasadoTraditional/Folk text from the San Luis Valley, Colorado and New Mexico compiled in Canciones del pasado Copyright © 1967 by Ruth Marie Colville. Used with permission of the author. Performed by tenor Matthew Valverde, pianist Randy Macy, and violinist Sarah Off."Our Phoenix" (2015)Excerpts from "Our Dangerous Sweetness" © 2012 Amir Rabiyah (https://www.amirrabiyah.com/). Used with permission of the author.Disclaimer: This audio is courtesy of St. Olaf College and is used by permission. Performed by St. Olaf Chapel Choir, conducted by Tesfa Wondemagegnehu (https://www.tesfawon.com/) assisted by pianist Will Rand and trumpeter Nathan Lyle.Links from this episode: Mari's websiteAmerican Choral Directors Association Kat Blaque St. Olaf College  Dr. Anton Armstrong"Canciones de mi padre" (yes, Linda Ronstadt has Mexican heritage)Golden Sun soundtrack Bob the Drag Queen 

In this episode, Space Ninja and the Commander take a backseat to have Khadija Mbowe and Tara Mooknee join for some relationship advice!

Babatunde Akinboboye, known online as @babatundehiphopera, became a viral sensation when he started blending his lifelong love of hip-hop with his budding interest in opera. Today, he's built a multi-faceted career that gives him the best of the concert hall and the digital stage.  In this candid convo with host Khadija Mbowe, Babatunde talks about overcoming preconceived notions, stepping into his full identity through music, and feeling profound, glowing alignment.   Chapters:[01:22 ] How Babatunde parlayed his love of hip-hop into singing opera, and viral content.[04:22] Cross-cultural upbringing[05:20] Getting peer-pressured into men's choir[08:08] What does alignment feel like?[10:27] Creating a home in his art[13:00] Social media origins and evolution[18:00] Trade-offs between stage and screen[20:49] How his Nigerian mother changed her tune about his career choice [22:51] What music was in the house growing up? [28:17] In-depth lightning round Music from this episode: Babatunde Akinboboye, Avant ~upcoming~Babatunde Akinboboye, Cortigiani (Rigoletto) from Della Citta EPBabatunde Akinboboye, Largo (Figaro) from Della Citta EPBabatunde Akinboboye, Tanti BeatLinks from this episode:Babatunde's website@Babatundehiphopera IG@Babatundehiphopera TikTok@Babatundehiphopera FacebookBabatunde's YoutubeWhat's that white song that gets you turned up? Babatunde x Kendrick Lamar 

This one's for the music lovers! Tune in to hear Babatunde Akinboboye tell host Khadija Mbowe about his favorite music, stick around to hear them wax philosophical about training, technology, and the importance of feeling music viscerally.    Chapters: [00:26] Babatunde's 5 favorite hip-hop artists[6:18] Babatunde's 5 favorite arias [08:00] How training threatened to erode Babatunde's relationship with music [11:09] The threat (or lack thereof) from AI technologyMusic and artists mentioned in this episode: Snoop DoggBusta Rhymes2PacEminemDr.Dre (The Chronic)Ludacris Queen of the Night (The Magic Flute)  Largo al factotum (The Barber of Seville)Toreador's song (Carmen) Flower Duet (Lakmé) 

Theo Baer aka iT Boy is a Brooklyn-based composer of music that has, at various times, been described as  "experimental," "thoughtful," and "cosmic." In this discussion with host Khadija Mbowe, Theo reflects on the influences that brought him here; starting with a childhood growing up as the adopted child of Mennonite missionaries, walking a tightrope between his prodigious musical gifts and the persistence of low expectations— all the while navigating an evolving queer identity.  Chapters:[2:04] The inextricability of music to Theo's identity   [3:56] The good and bad of working with(in) musical institutions [5:18] Ever-unfolding lessons of queerness [8:48] Making music for magical moments[10:56] Mennonites and musical influences [12:19] On "radicalizing" his parents [16:09] The catharsis of vulnerability [18:13] What success looks like today  Music from this episode:Theo Baer aka iT Boy ft. Zachary Paul, Deities, from The Nail HouseTheo Baer aka iT Boy, Tempting (for Richard Maxfield) , from Euphoric RecallTheo Baer aka iT Boy, Habits, from Euphoric RecallTheo Baer aka iT Boy, LodgeLinks from this episode:iT Boy on BandcampiT Boy on InstagramAnderson Center

Tailinh Agoyo is an award-winning multi-disciplinary artist, TV and film actor, and co-founding director of We Are the Seeds, an organization that amplifies and uplifts Indigenous voices through the arts in an effort to reverse the erasure of native people in Philadelphia and the nation. In this candid conversation with host Khadija Mbowe, you'll hear about how We Are The Seeds is rooted in Tailinh's upbringing alongside her father's artistic career, her experiences attending an Ivy League college, and how she navigated a career in '90s Hollywood. Chapters:[1:58] Tailinh Agoyo is all of the things[4:46] How early familial influences impact Tailinh today[11:55] Ups and downs at Dartmouth [16:09] Secret activism in Hollywood[25:13] How Tailinh's acting career has evolved[27:00] The root of We Are The Seeds and its growth[31:20] Looking to the future  Music from this episode:Udi Bar David and R. Carlos Nakai, Indigenous, Indigena, from VoyagersZachariah Julian, Oblique from ObliqueGabriela Lena Frank, Leyendas: An Andean Walkabout, performed by The Philadelphia Orchestra Links from this episode:Tailinh AgoyoWe Are The SeedsTchin Agoyo Dartmouth's Native American program Learn about the land you occupyWhat is Canada's "Truth in reconciliation Commission"?Viola Davis reflects on The Help

New host Khadija Mbowe is joined by esteemed soprano Karen Slack for a no-holds-barred conversation about excellence, expectations, and self-esteem. In this episode, you'll hear:[00:00] MUSIC: Hannibal, Healing Tones, Karen Slack with The Philadelphia Orchestra [03:25] Fairytale love story[05:19] Music in the household[07:29] Veterinary dreams[8:27] Journey into classical through CAPA (Creative and Performing Arts High School)[13:14] MUSIC: Bizet, Habanera, Denyce Graves [14:11] Undiagnosed learning challenges[15:07] The double-edged sword of winning the Rosa Ponselle scholarship [18:45] Approach to mentorship[25:49] MUSIC: Price, Bewilderment  (with text from Langston Hughes), Michelle Cann and Karen Slack[27:09] See the need, fill the need [29:03] #KikiKonversations[33:14] Who heals the healers; unrealistic expectations placed on black women[36:49] The struggle for self-care MUSIC: Barnes, Taking Names,  Karen SlackLinks from this episode: BANFF Opera in the 21st Century ProgramBellini, "Casta Diva," Maria CallasWagner, "Tristan Und Isolde" - Prelude & Leibestod,  Jessye Norman and Herbert von Karajan Opera Philadelphia Sounds of Learning Rehearsal Program  La Forza Del Destino (Ponselle's debut)  Michelle Cann on the HearTOGETHER podcast#SayTheirNames#KikiKonversationsKhadija MboweKaren Slack

In this episode, the crew discusses social media and recount horror scenes that traumatized them as kids.

Season 3 of the HearTOGETHER podcast opens with a passing of the torch as Executive Producer Tori Marchiony interviews incoming host, Khadija Mbowe. Khadija is a socio-cultural content creator, classically trained soprano, and self-described loving provocateur. In this episode, you'll hear about Khadija's cross-continental upbringing, musical evolution, why they made a sharp turn away from the opera world, and much more. [07:03] Khadija's cross-continental upbringing[08:48] Khadija's journey into music[16:57] Facing impossible comparisons[23:46] Marigold Music Program[28:13] The messiness of newnessMusic from this episode:Owens, A Complaint, performed by Khadija MboweKhadija Mbowe, Deff Bem toupBrahms, Alto Rhapsody, performed by Jessye Norman with The Philadelphia Orchestra Links from this episode: Delusion and ALL Its Remixes by Fab Socialism Khadija's Youtube channelKhadija's websiteMarigold Music ProgramTerrance Real, How Can I Get Through To You?Thanks to Teng Chen, Sound Engineer, and the HearTOGETHER Editorial Council, Noel Dior, Tim German, Tori Marchiony, and Khadija Mbowe. 

Tori and Noah are joined this week by Cori and Nia from COMMNTD for a fun conversation about games we love, K-Dramas and lots more. THINGS MENTIONED: Noah Samson on YouTube. FD Signifier on YouTube. Khadija Mbowe on YouTube. Shrine of Cards on itch.io. You can listen to COMMNTD wherever you find podcasts and check the show out on Twitter and Tiktok. Our cool sounds and intro/outro music are by GEIST and our show art is by Kai at Wisp Graphics. We curate your gaming news and Noah produces the show. You can follow the show on Twitter @Press_StartPod and you can email us K-Drama recommendations and your thoughts on Kingdom Hearts at heypressstart@gmail.com. We'd also appreciate if you left us reviews on your podcast app of choice! Good text reviews will be read out on the show. Find us on social media, and wherever else podcasts are found, here: linktr.ee/press_startpod. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pressstart/support

Ah yes, the inaugural episode of Leftover Millennials. In the pilot, Khadija Mbowe (they/them) and Denny Ancheta (he/him) discuss everything from being afflicted with eczema (Aquaphor sponsor us) to one of  their common grounds: being afflicted with having Scorpio moons. Throughout this podcast, they will delve into significant pop culture moments, what it means to have your 30s encroaching (like that mysterious man at the bar who can't stop staring), life tips to make your encroaching 30s easier, and generally just talking shit. Please subscribe and rate us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or whenever the hell you get your podcasts. 

This episode discusses the how influencers can negatively effect the confidence and self esteem of young woman by promoting unrealistic body images and materialism. During the episode I talk about how messages of being too skinny impacted my self esteem and how I learned to be confident and accept my body for the way that it is. Khadija Mbowe: https://youtu.be/H69-QpX-wG0 Lorry Hill: https://youtu.be/UCL5xgfcaoY -- Connect w/ Me -- Podcast Instagram: inspiringsolutionspodcast Personal Instagram : dwa.cam Email : dwalew101@gmail.com *The Filled with Faith podcast has rebranded to the Inspiring Solutions Podcast* --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inspiringsolutions/message

Inside Vancouver Opera honours Black History Month with an illuminating and candid conversation with two exemplary Black Canadian sopranos – Othalie Graham and Jonelle Sills, who recently were part of our performance of Cavalleria Rusticana In Concert. The conversation delves into the question of race and representation in opera, and features the hard-won insights of both Othalie and Jonelle's experience of being a Black singer in today's world. We are also proud to amplify the following non-exhaustive list curated by Jonelle Sills of incredible Black Canadian singers working in our sector: Andrew Adrigde (https://www.instagram.com/drewadridge/) https://andrewadridge.com/andrew-adridge/Co founder of Opera Inreach (https://www.operainreach.com/home) Catherine Daniel (https://www.catherinedaniel.com/bio) Queen Hezumuryango https://www.instagram.com/queenhezumuryango/ Monika Mazanka (https://www.monikam.com) Khadija Mbowe (https://www.instagram.com/khadija.mbowe/) https://www.khadijambowe.com Katie McCullough (https://www.instagram.com/katiem.soprano/) https://lnk.bio/katiem.soprano Ineza Mugisha (https://www.instagram.com/ineza_m/) Chantale Nurse (http://www.chantalenurse.com) https://www.instagram.com/chantalenurse/ Charlotte Siegal (https://charliesiegelsings.wixsite.com/charlottesiegel) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charliesiegelsop/ Suzanne Taffot (https://www.instagram.com/taffot_soprano/) http://www.suzytaffot.com Korin Thomas Smith (https://www.instagram.com/kthomassmith/)

Kia Ora e te whānau! In this weeks episode we introduce a discussion surrounding colourism, texturism, and featurism. We are stoked to be able to discuss these often dismissed topics on our pod and we hope to continue this conversation further. Our main focus for our first part of this conversation majorly focuses on palatable media and how these forms of racism play a huge role in the media you intake. The youtubers mentioned are Khadija Mbowe https://www.youtube.com/c/KhadijaMbowe and Amandamaryanna https://www.youtube.com/c/amandamaryanna . Please go check out their awesome content and amplify black voices

Yay or Nay (but only news about black people) Black Creators you should follow: TikTok: @Kahlilgreene, @theconsciouslee, @isabelleleeanne, @tjasminesgarden23, @abnshark901, @ebonie_qt, @d0nnaallseeingeye, @kitarose_ @terrykaye, @glam_melanin, @jazmynjw, @mike.dynamo, @daturajonez, @ideffoverthink, @chef_joely, @twellis Youtube: Intexual Media, For Harriet, Khadija Mbowe, Medina Pendulum, F.D Signifier, Instagram: @thesamurider @blackforager Books: https://www.vogue.com/article/9-writers-book-recommendations-for-black-history-month https://www.shondaland.com/inspire/books/g30771264/must-read-books-black-history-month/ Black History Month tips: https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/black-history-month Black History figures: https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/black-history-month Follow us: @lady_blerd94 @NikkiAliMuse --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/confrontational/support

Here are some of the things we mentioned in this episode:   Susan Sontag's Notes On “Camp”Or a six-minute explainer if you don't have the time The shortcomings of CinemaSins The even-shorter-comings of Nostalgia Critic About KiwiFarms, one of the most unpleasant sites on the surface web Interview with the creator of Leave Britney Alone A case study for toxic anti-fandom behaviour: gamergate Callback to a long-ago episode where we talked about shipping A look at both sides of the shipping warAnd a look at the history of purity culture in fandom Twitter thread on disinterpretation And a video on Ship of Theseus  The history of the “touch grass” meme Tennessee school board bans Holocaust comic 'Maus' by Art Spiegelman A more sympathetic analysis of Why the Curtains are Blue Fortunately, we have entered a boom period for criticism online. Here are five excellent videos expanding on what we discussed this episode. we need to talk about Call Me By Your Name by Lola Sebastian Should you let Gen Z "save us"? Youth Liberation explained by Khadija Mbowe and Saint Andrewism Ignorance & Censorship by Philosophy Tube Outsiders: How To Adapt H.P. Lovecraft In the 21st Century by hbomberguy Who's Afraid of Modern Art: Vandalism, Video Games, and Fascism by Jacob Geller Many thanks to our sponsors: BGCBigs Virtual Open House Season from Edmonton Public Schools That's a Thing?! is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network — Locally grown. Community supported.You can follow us in all the places, and most of them let you rate and review, too, which would be lovely.Questions? Comments? Email us at thatsathingyeg@gmail.com or tweet at us: @thatsathingyeg.Do you want a That's a Thing?! button? Send us your address by Twitter DM or email and we will send you one. Many thanks to Transistor for hosting our show. Our theme music is Ragtime Dance by Scott Joplin, from Free Music Archive.

on a more serious note this week, feli and annabelle dive into all things privilege. a conversation that is hard to have but beyond necessary. we talk about all the privileges we are lucky enough to have and some others we can only see from afar. from citizenship privilege, to pretty privilege, join us on this chaotic but vulnerable episode while we explore our own consciousness. Khadija Mbowe on Pretty Privilege our instagram @pourmeaglasspod dm's are open for your thoughts! join us every thursday for more thoughts you've been ghosting drmers club: get 10% off your order with code pourmeaglasspod or at drmersclub.com/discount/pourmeaglasspod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pourmeaglasspod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pourmeaglasspod/support

Dr. Money is back for the final QueerWOC episode of 2021! Money talks things that happened this year that she appreciates, how to share with a friend without overwhelming them, and queer femme fashion. Khadija Mbowe is QueerPOC of the week. Intro by @truthizmagic Transition and outro by @abundanc3beats https://songwhip.com/abundanc3beats/lotus-tape-vol-1 https://songwhip.com/abundanc3beats/drift-wood Where to find us: IG & Twitter - @queerwocpod FB - https://www.facebook.com/QueerWOCpod/ Tumblr - www.QueerWOC.com Contribute to QueerWOC via CashApp: $QueerWOCPod Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/queerwocpod Use the hashtag #QueerWOC to talk all things the podcast Send us an email or submit your Curved Chronicles: QueerWOCpod@gmail.com QueerWOC of the Week 00:08:50 Khadija Mbowe YouTube video essayist and cultural critic link here: https://youtu.be/Rf3zj1qVbco Mental Moment with Money 00:16:00 That's not what trauma bonding means! A trauma bond - also known as a bond of trauma, abusive bonding,, traumatic love, traumatic bonding, or Stockholm syndrome is a dynamic that occurs in the context of abusive relationships. It happens when the person inflicting exploitation, violence, or another type of trauma becomes an essential part of the persons life who is experiencing this trauma. So what are people trying to get at by misusing the term? How to share without "dumping" on someone: ACTION Ask consent - I would like to share something hard with you, do you have the capacity to hear it? Check in as you share - I know this is hard to hear, are you okay? Tell them what you need or how you are healing- Inquire about them - so I just shared a lot but I would love to hear about you Open up about other things- I also love pottery Notice how you feel sharing - were you ready to share? https://www.betterhelp.com/advice/trauma/what-abusers-hope-we-never-learn-about-traumatic-bonding/ Topic 00:35:44 Things I'm thankful happened this year Curved Chronicles 00:47:38 Queer femmes jus different! Community Contributors Now Credits This episode of QueerWOC the podcast was made possible thanks to the monetary contributions of Maya W who became a new patron, REVIEWS BY CAMERAQT, YVACREE, and zeeezeee This episode was also made possible by the listeners in Luton, UK; Moscow, Russia; and Douglasville, GA

Hello colorful cast of characters, welcome back to another episode of this syncopated sound wave masquerading as a podcast, that's right join the usual crew of Marci and Ako as they discuss part one the poetic, beautiful, and perhaps ... gorgeous queer Vietnamese-American novel "On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous" by Ocean Vuong.    A couple of trigger warnings off the top- this book discusses the following: war, rape and sexual assault, child abuse, bullying, racism, and a particularly intense instance of animal cruelty. Please take care while listening.   Time Stamp Intro - 00:00:10 - 00:14:00 Summary - 00:14:16 - 00:38:14 Discussion - 00:38:28 - 1:27:49 Also, follow this link for Khadija Mbowe's video essay on digital black face that Marci referenced in the discussion section  (and of course show her some love, -- we appreciate you sis, nice work!) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfcYnswbybM   Wanna stay afloat on all our latest episodes? You can find the links to our Twitter (@TheColoredPages), Instagram (@TheseColoredPages), Website (thesecoloredpages.com), and Reading List here: https://linktr.ee/thecoloredpages . You can also reach us directly by emailing us at thesecoloredpages@gmail.com . Come say hi!!  

In the Season 6 finale of Adult ISH, the team asks: Is there a guide to Black womanhood? One listener voices her fears about simply existing in a racist and troubled world. We consult Black women who we look up to about creating a roadmap forward in the face of countless perils, from being pulled over by the police to constant gender and race bias. Also, producer Dominique French talks to Khadija Mbowe, a Gambian-Canadian YouTuber, educator and all around creative. While this season is a wrap, Adult ISH is still taking listener letters about the social conundrums and personal challenges of young adulthood for future episodes. Just go to adultishpodcast.com and fill out the google form. Adult ISH is produced by YR Media and brought to you by PRX's Radiotopia. Be sure to follow all our socials @yrAdultISH!

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Hi Smooches! On this episode, we are throwing it back to my senior year of high school to recap “Just My Luck,” a magical-ish rom-com starring Lindsay Lohan and our most neglected but still beloved Chris, Chris Pine. Stick around until the end, when we have our most ridiculous divination session ever using a mix of our usual tarot cards plus the Cards Against Humanity: Absurd deck. Spoilers ahead! Stuff to check out: “The Rise of the Slim-Thick Influencer” video essay by Khadija Mbowe talks about current beauty standards and the BBL trend: https://youtu.be/H69-QpX-wG0 Cards Against Humanity: The Absurd Box expansion pack: https://www.cardsagainsthumanity.com/products/absurd-box You can visit us at www.makeoutalreadypod.com. You can also follow us on Instagram @makeoutalreadypod and on Twitter @makeout_already, or email us at makeoutalready@gmail.com. We have merch! https://make-out-already.creator-spring.com/

I chat about various things on my mind: vaccines, malatasta, FD Signifiers video on Kanye and Kayfabe, Khadija Mbowe's video on race, Zoe Baker's video on the anarchist Malatasta, and so much more....

In this episode (recorded in July 2021) I will be responding to an article that claims Christians should not engage social justice work and I question what does justice really look like. Podcast episode mentioned: https://anchor.fm/simplysifiso/episodes/EP-23-A-Living-Sacrifice-for-Justice-e14klmr Videos by Khadija Mbowe: Critical Race Theory (a beginner's beginner guide) | Khadija Mbowe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK4DqtXu7uA Who benefits from all this outrage & division? | Pop-Culture analysis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3mmg4bEQeQ Check out my YouTube channel: youtube.com/simplysifiso and follow me @simplysifiso on Instagram and Twitter

REBROADCAST EP 035 w/ Khadija Mbowe (she/they) @khadija.mbowe  the artist and content creator taking Youtube by storm talks with Gia about a lot of topics. Namely, how internet culture can be used as a tool to better understand our history, racism, colorism, tropes, and how to critically analyze the media we're consuming, even if we still love it. They talk about queerness and how it's evolved over the last decade to shape our relationship to our identities and how using 'she/they' as pronouns can reflect a more nuanced understanding of how womanhood is defined and who it doesn't represent.Taboo Topics:Queerness and PronounsOpera and its history and current impactColorism vs. FeaturismMassive Youtube GrowthThe Bad Girls Club & CommunityGrowing Up Inter-CulturallyBeing Yourself in VideoDigital BlackfaceLaughing, lot's of laughingFor full show notes go to: https://boldb.life/ep35-khadija-mbowe 

Queer Bate goes north of the boarder to Canada for this weeks guest. Khadija Mbowe hosts a scholarly YouTube channel that will have you thinking, laughing, and feeling the love. Khadija Mbowe YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/dijybaby Khadija Mbowe Website: https://www.khadijambowe.com/ Khadija Mbowe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.mbowe/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charlyc2c/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/charlyc2c/support

Movie Club co-host Daniel Shaw is joined by queer YouTuber and digital creator Khadija Mbowe about Black Queerness in fictional characters on film and television. They discuss Lena Waithe, ‘Dear White People’, ‘Moonlight’, ‘Generation’, and more.  WUSSY Movie Club is a weekly roundtable movie podcast with a Queer lens, featuring themed seasons and special interviews with Queer filmmakers. Every Wednesday, a rotating cast of LGBTQIA+ voices will dish on their favorite films of past and present. Join the club and be a part of the discussion! WUSSY Movie Club is part of the WUSSY Podcast Network, hosted by WUSSY Mag (@wussymag)   Produced by Jon Dean @jondeanphoto Podcast Art created by Nick Sheridan @glass.knuckles Podcast Music by DJ Helix @1djhelix Join the WUSSY Movie Club on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/wussymovieclub/    Follow WUSSY Movie Club on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WussyMovieClub/

#ColourOutTheBox podcast, where we discuss Creativity, Life and Culture…… Mo is Joined by guest Ronke Lawal, PR and Communications Specialists. This week we talk creativity and explore the culture. * MAIN TOPIC: Ronke talks about dealing with a PR crisis, old tweets, brand miss-steps and the right way to make a public apology. Listener Warning and timestamp: (12:00) to (17:30) we touch upon the recent Noel Clarke sexual harassment allegations in the media industry. Daniel Kaluuya Oscar Win and Diaspora Identity: Is his award a win for Black Brits or his home country of Uganda? Can we claim our parent’s country or are we just British? Performative displays of your culture and the importance of feeling comfortable and authentic. Dreaming Whilst Black BBC TV Show and web series, Black representation on UK TV & lessons learnt from Nollywood. HIGHLIGHT OF THE WEEK:* (1) Khadija Mbowe, YouTube Channel: video essays on various topics and explores race, feminism, colourism and intersectionality in a very accessible way. Checkout her recent video on Hip Hop Video Vixens from the early 2000s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq4hDxZZJHU (2)** A tribute to Jimi Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole, who sadly lost his life, trying to save a woman who fell into the River Thames. Join the campaign to get Jimi a memorial plaque to honour his heroic actions: https://www.voice-online.co.uk/news/uk-news/2021/04/27/jimi-the-hero-campaign-for-20-year-old-who-died-trying-to-save-woman-gains-momentum/ *ABOUT OUR GUEST: Ronke Lawal (Website) https://www.ronkelawal.com/ (Founder: Ariatu Public Relations) https://www.ariatupublicrelations.com (Instagram: @Ronke.Lawal) https://www.instagram.com/ronke.lawal/ (Twitter: @RonkeLawal) https://twitter.com/ronkelawal *JOIN THE DISCUSSION: (Hashtag) #ColourOutTheBox (Twitter: @colouroutthebox): https://twitter.com/ColourOutTheBox/ (Instagram: @colouroutthebox): https://www.instagram.com/colouroutthebox/ (WEBSITE/ BLOG): https://colouroutthebox.com Episode Cover Art Photography: Photo by Breston Kenya from Pexels

In our season finale of Remember When, we look over all the pop culture moments from the season to decide, once and for all, what is the BEST pop culture moment presented to us! A massive thank you to all our wonderful guests on this season! Go check our their fabulous and free content across the internet! Khadija Mbowe, their main channel, singing channel, website, paypal and instagram! Hannah, Summer and Jaylan from thelittlewomenpodcast, go support their instagram and donate! Amanda, Hannah and Shay from grinandshareitpodcast! Deb and Nina from thehousethatbuiltmepodcast! Maia aka Broey Deschanel on YouTube, Patreon, Twitter and Instagram! Join our Culture Gang! Email us at culturehangpodcast@gmail.com and follow us on instagram @culturehangpodcast, twitter @CultureHang, TikTok @culturehangpodcast and join our Facebook group here!

My parents used to tell me that white people are the best kind of people and that I should strive to be just as good as they are. Obviously, that sparked a storm of internalized racism within me, which I'm still trying to get out of. This episode, I brought my boyfriend, Mike, along to talk about racially charged topics, colorism, digital blackface, and racism within the gay community. Khadija Mbowe's channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/KhadijaMbowe Photo description: Seven-year-old me in one of the many drawing competitions I participated in.

L&J // We wanted to have chat about Cancel Culture, moral superiority, public monitoring and the narcissistic tendencies of our society, thinking everything is about us, as well as living up to perfectionist standards that don't leave room for people to do sth wrong and/or learn from it. Freedom of speech is more extreme right now  with social media as a medium, and following a crowd that is highly emotional, outraged and offended might not allow people to grow and change. We also touch on exploring your triggers and how to take accountability for your own emotions.We also talk about...Publicly shaming & punishing others for their actionsNot giving people room to process and growNo one makes you feel or think anythingTaking self-accountability for your triggers Processing your emotions and finding calmLeading with compassion instead of hateResources:Join our Insta: CommunityLeave us a Rating and Review: Apple PodcastsStay in touch with your Hosts: Jana & LuluJoin our Facebook Group and Book Club discussionBuy the April BookClub Book "How to do the Work" by Dr. Nicole LePeraFemometer Advanced Ovulation TrackerFemometer Kegel ExerciserUse code  "ITSWILD"  for 15% off all Femometer products Learn more: www.femometer.comWe Vibe Vibrator (it's on sale!!)Khadija Mbowe's Youtube ChannelPodcast episode with Will SmithSponsors:• Femometer | Use code ITSWILD for 15% off 

Tune in as Khadija, a star youtuber who recently blew up to 200K subscribers (Ayeee!!), shares her inspirational story of self reflection, self growth, and self discovery. She also gives advice to all dream chasers, telling us all to take the time to investigate ourselves in this fun and powerful interview! If you haven't checked out her channel yet, you are seriously missing out! She tackles tough topics and does powerful video essays and commentary videos. If anything, just check her out to thank her for sharing her story. You won't regret it! Here is the link! https://www.youtube.com/user/dijybaby If you enjoyed this video, there are many more inspirational episodes on my channel! Remember to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you don't miss a video!! Follow my IG for SNEAK PEEKS of episodes and inspirational content! @the_light_of_cb Be Awesome and Enjoy Life! Love ya'll, CB --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Youtuber Khadija Mbowe is a classically-trained opera singer who discusses the western beauty standard's influences on pop-culture, social media and the black diaspora. In this video, Khadija and Brittany hold a candid conversation about the implications of Colorism. Additionally, they discuss how to combat this issue---divulging ways they've dealt with this color prejudice in their lives.

In this episode your host Destiny Kanno is joined by guests Dr. Dédé Tetsubayashi, Hiro Kanno, and Anna Haley for a discussion about Cultural Appropriation. Grab your drink, and tune in! Episode notes Power & Consequence Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4IiP24xwCGOpYww6Ucm1Y1?si=ncD2k3fIQouNRXBjTaJmog https://senanu.co Digital Blackface: https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a33278412/digital-blackface/ Blackfishing: https://www.health.com/mind-body/what-is-blackfishing Japanese mum's poignant visit to Oldham house where kind couple cared for her and her baby 32 years ago: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/japanese-mums-poignant-visit-oldham-11007753 Anime: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anime Manga: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manga Boston kimono exhibit in race row: https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-33450391 Why I don't keep up with the Kardashians | Khadija Mbowe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNUWxlVJTs4 White Woman Claims She Invented the Hair Bonnet, Black Twitter Tells Her to Go Back to Wypipostan: https://theglowup.theroot.com/white-woman-claims-she-invented-the-hair-bonnet-black-1836603944 J-Pop America Fun Time Now!: Jonah Hill - SNL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNvDNQiu-iw Raising Our Hands: How White Women Can Stop Avoiding Hard Conversations, Start Accepting Responsibility, and Find Our Place on the New Frontlines H: https://www.amazon.com/Raising-Our-Hands-Conversations-Responsibility/dp/1950665070 Just A Standard White Guy | South Park | Comedy Central: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5F_AhciUy4 One Drop Rule: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-drop_rule

EP011 w/ Khadija Mbowe (she/they) @khadija.mbowe  the artist and content creator taking Youtube by storm talks with  Gia about a lot of topics. Namely, how internet culture can be used as a tool to better understand our history, racism, colorism, tropes, and how to critically analyze the media we're consuming, even if we still love it. They talk about queerness and how it's evolved over the last decade to shape our relationship to our identities and how using 'she/they' as pronouns can reflect a more nuanced understanding of how womanhood is defined and who it doesn't represent.For all the resources, images, and notes click hereTopics We Dig Into:Queerness and PronounsOpera and its history and current impact Colorism vs. FeaturismMassive Youtube GrowthAnd acronym for showing up boldly, WWDBDThe Bad Girls Club & CommunityGrowing Up Inter-CulturallyBeing Yourself in VideoDigital BlackfaceLaughing, lot's of laughingRemember to  RATE & REVIEW. Instagram @theboldbitchpodcast #OneBoldBitchLove the show? You can join our Bold Bitch Mafia for free access to bonuses, updates, and more.Watch Khadija's Brilliant Video Essays on Youtube! More About Khadija: Gambian-Canadian-American performer Khadija Mbowe is a charismatic and dynamic singer, entertainer, educator, writer, and all-around creative. They have studied and performed several styles of music including jazz, opera, musical theatre, and many contemporary works as well as writing their own songs. They are also a content creator using their voice and social media platforms to entertain and educate whenever they can. Their growing YouTube channel has over 3 million views and counting. Khadija is also an advocate for equity and inclusion in all aspects of the performing arts and has collaborated with many artists to organize events and create more performance opportunities for singers and instrumentalists alike. They are an alumnus of the University of Toronto BMus and the co-founder and Executive Director of The Marigold Music Program, aimed at changing the visual landscape of music by empowering marginalized youth.More About The Show: In the BOLD BITCH Podcast we dive deep into taboo topics. Each week award-winning creative powerhouse and compulsively curious host Gia Goodrich talks to badass visionaries and brazen game-changers with bold visions and strong opinions. Diving below the surface of subjects we're socialized not to talk about, we learn, lift the veil, and shift perspectives on the lightning rod issues impacting us every day. It might ruffle a few feathers, but it takes honesty to inspire change and remind us that the boldest version of ourselves is exactly what the world needs.

Welcome to Remember When, our new minisode where we ask our favourite creators to convince us why their favourite pop culture moment is the BEST pop culture moment! For our first episode, we have the incredibly talented, funny and wise millenial auntie, Khadija Mbowe, taking us through why the 2013 release of Beyonce's self-titled Beyonce visual album not only changed the game for her career, but changed the music scene forever. Please show Khadija all the love on their main channel, singing channel, website, paypal and instagram! Join our Culture Gang! Email us at culturehangpodcast@gmail.com and follow us on instagram @culturehangpodcast, twitter @CultureHang, TikTok @culturehangpodcast and join our Facebook group here!