TALKY ME: Recent Episodes

Imaan Haider-Shah

Welcome to TALKY ME where we talk about anything and everything.

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Diving deeper into Mike Dean's masterpiece – from dissecting lyrics to exploring the sounds.

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Briefly describing complex PTSD based on Pete Walker's research. More content on this topic to follow based on demand.

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The blueprint to 3-4 years of uni. Dating, career, clubbing, regrets - it's all there.

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On this episode, I spoke with a lawyer to discuss issues of domestic violence, the workplace, the role of the police and psychological impacts. 

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Thanks to my anonymous guest for speaking so openly about a topic very close to our hearts.

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My chat with Zain consisted of similarities and differences in experiences regarding our personal lives, politics, travel, and more. Whether you feel your identity has been embraced or not, there is something to relate to in this podcast.

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From years of knowing your next steps, after graduation, it can be scary figuring out exactly what you want to do and how to get there. You're not alone if you've felt this. Tune in to hear about how to handle emotions, be productive, and navigate social media alongside some personal experiences and advice.

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Here we talk about the negative connotations attached to being a 'strong' female. Do men say they want a strong woman but then can't handle it? Does it bring disrespect? Listen to this episode where Rumbie discusses her experiences and defines what it is to be strong.

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A very casual chat with my uni mates about our experiences of being brown in the UK. Tune in for a laugh, whether you relate or not. You'll get all the inside info here.

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Does being an anti-monarchist make you less British? Listen to my discussion with Cameron who is an anti-monarchist but still very much British at heart.

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In this episode, I conversed with JJ partaking in the Unlocked graduate scheme, who tells me about his observations and interactions with prisoners.