The OKAY? podcast: Recent Episodes
Aké
So you also realise that the world is incredibly chaotic but at the same provides us with great source of entertainment. Join me as I question whether the world is okay.
Join me as I talk to two university students and we can compare our different experience, whilst casually getting sidetracked.
The Oscars happened on March 28th and there were definitely interesting moments to be discussed. Join me as I discuss what's gone down at The 94th Annual Academy Award
Welcome to episode one of the series conversations with friends. Join me as I speak with Katie Rough about all things theatre, food, alcohol, and everything else that the conversation digressed to.
Black History month is coming to an end so I thought I'd share some of my inspirations. There are so many great figures that have helped me discover more about the meaning of "black identity". Tune in to hear more about Ava DuVernay, Audre Lorde and Bayard Rustin.
This week we discuss the current incident going on in the english premier league at the current moment. We see how zouma's animal cruelty incident has opened up an interesting conversation about the way the way the FA handles assault situations.
We've finally made it through the first month of the new year and a lot has happened. Tune in as I discuss Spotify, Russia, some good news, and recommend things you should read, watch or listen to in the next month. read more about it here.
Boris Johnson is under fire after a series of parties. that occurred during UK's lockdown in 2020. Tune in to listen to what he's done wrong and why it's an issue. Read more about it here.
Ghislaine Maxwell was just found guilty sex trafficking a child in a trial that lasted a mere 12 days. Join me in debunking her trial and revealing the turn behind the socialites life and what this means for her future.
Kyle Rittenhouse, the name that has been flooding the media for the past week. He is the kenosha shooter and his not guilty verdict came in at the end of last week. The events that led to the trial scream injustice and the trial isle just perpetuates the white privilege that is currently flooding America. Find out more here.
November 5th 2021 marks the day of the very tragic events that happened at Travis Scott's Astroworld festival. There is so much to unpack with this event and so many questions left unanswered. Read more about it here.
And we're back. 7 weeks later but The Okay Podcast has returned, I'd like to think better than before but the microphone quality says otherwise. A return of the introductory episode and very important on November. Tune in and see you next week
Texas, within the space of 24 hours, has restricted women's rights even further by limiting abortions up to the time when a heartbeat is detected. This is a huge step backwards for progress and it's time we discuss the problematic implications that this will have for the future of female freedom.
In the past couple of years we have seen an increase integration of politics and sports so I had to get Dimitri, from Texas, to come on the podcast and talk about. The conversation starts with sports but then delves into a more important and broad topic about the racial inequalities in America and how different medias choose to portray it.
It starts with a heated rant towards the media and A-levels and then swiftly changes to me debunking common private school myths. And before you ask my boarding school doesn't sponsor this. The negatives will be aired in future episodes.
Recommending two TV shows if you want to understand more about racial inequalities and sexual assault. "When they see Us" on Netflix and "I May destroy you" on BBC. As well as a couple more light-hearted TV shows because the world is not always a shit show.
Discussion about the treatment of women in sport with a closer focus on this year's Tokyo Olympics. Joining me I have special guest Ife Danso.
First episode I'll be commenting on two new albums by Dave and KAWALA. As well as some new singles released by Coldplay, Lil Nas X. Stay till the end for some music recommendations.