Maj and Sal on the Poddy: Recent Episodes
Maj and Sal Podcast
Navigating love, life, sex, and death with nuanced discussion. Join us as we shamelessly stick our noses into every facet of life! Join us as we sniff out all the bullshit this 2020! Join us as we butt our enormous east african foreheads for the sake of potential growth! We welcome all! College dropouts, wannabe philosophers, twitter feminists, african booty scratchers Let us fuck about …. on the Poddy
maj and sal reflect on their lives and share a few lesson they wish they learned earlier in life. we talk about the importance of lived experiences, change, being an observer, and so much more.
this episode was recorded a few weeks ago with that time’s context in mind
on this week’s episode, maj and sal share their thoughts on wokeness, self-righteousness, victimhood, and more from a contentious interview between Ayishat Akanbi and the hosts of triggernometry. We use this interview as a jumping off point to discuss our experiences with victimhood, social media, and much more. This is an episode we definitely want to hear all your thoughts on no matter how different they are from each of ours. How do you define victimhood? Do you see problems with wokeness? How do you balance standing up for injustices communities around you and you might face while not falling into an inferiority complex? How do you balance doing the inner work vs the external work whilst trying not to uphold the status quo? Tell us on our instagram: @majnsal follow us on: @maggduh @salome.birhanu
Maj and Sal talk through and ~judge~ four different relationship situations. Can anyone criticise racism ? Is it productive to give someone the silent treatment because you don’t agree with them? What would you do if your partner was caught masturbating to your twin sister’s picture? Do you believe in prenups ? How much do you value your “assets”? Would a prenup be a dealbreaker? When does compromise come into play? Follow us on instagram: @maggduh @majnsal @salome.birhanu
Here are the links to the reddit posts:
My BF told me I don’t have the right to criticise racism because I would have benefited from it
My GF knows I masturbated to her twin sister
My wife won’t sign my prenup but now she wants me to sign hers
My abusive husband got surgery to remove a brain tumor and now he’s completely different
In this premier episode, we explore all the ways that we’re problematic. The ‘trait’ of being problematic has such a negative connotation, should it? What are the different ways of being problematic? Are we all capable of harm, and does that make you problematic? Has passively existing under capitalism doomed us all into inherent problematic(ness)? Tune into us calling ourselves in for all of our problematic ways. Follow us on Instagram and engage with us on your thoughts on how you may be problematic: @maggduh @salome.birhanu @majnsal
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